, 1881-09-25

full administration. The outlines. as given b.
President Garfield, had received tho full and ap
prectutive confidence OF the people as Il wis
md prudent administration Of Its atsntrs. TIM
OUT deep syrlpathies arc rendered tn tue :sl,!n'
sons of the deceased President wa say, emulate
! The club voted to attend the memorial serv
| ices Monday III body.
| SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
AT largely attended meeting OF the Seventh
Ward Republican Club the following resolutions
were approved, and 1t vas ordered that cop1
ho handsomely engrossed to bo sent to Mrs
GMrneld:
l. WHEREAS. In the strength Of his splendid
| manhood, surrounded ty loving and contdiug
| people, God has Thought Tt to remove from our
1nidst our beloved Iresdcnt james 4. Garfield
oud.whie grcf-stricken by its loss, we earnest y
s'' a s e setoi . a
of our beloved President III this their hour OF
| great trial
| ReSolrui, That we, as Republicans Of the
Seventh Wnrd of Chicago, Ill, feeling rs we dc
! .ue A.:ful c1lam!ty which has befaltcn the
american people i'll the douth OF our beloved
| OF this great tlan from bOyhuod and through
iife. and until his lips were sealed in death.
Il Thnt a. sopy s|} Of Of 5h9ss % Sa &c
i President.
! The club will select q decoration Of abou.
| funeral 1T Cleveland Mas HAIL. where the club
I meets, is to bo draped IN black for thirty days.
The club voted to take part in tho procession.
| 1R.sH-AMER1CAN COUNCIL.
! 4 meeting Of tho Irtsb-American Council.
j hold last evening iii Merjdan Hail: Randolph
md jefferson streets. Mr. Wtiliu1n Curran pre-
sdsa Mr. oai1Ia moved The appoinent Of
ton s q ttsheAsnsS.caa p'o soeiet.es II tse
tthc Chair appoinIsd as a,eh committee Meszrs.
Qunan Fney, Powers. with ttle sccretar:> q:
tno meetlng added. On motion it was ::'ted
Yf.bf all ff,n Tri.nu -tnnte ho
quested to turn out.
committee OF tl:e. consisting Of Messrs.
Luss, Flood, Corcy, lloync: ani Ilalp'n, WIS ap
gard to the death Of President Garfield.
i They reported the following, which wore
adopied:
''.ihe Irish American Council, representing all
tho Irish Catholic mu.ua! benefit and temper
nnce societies OF Chicago, assembled to express
la1ucs =. tiartle.d, late President Of tho Cnlted
Suites. ndopt this memorial:
THAT i'll the death OF James =. Garfield the
Uni1cd States loses ut the hands Of l. wretchcd
| lnadnlan one of its trtest patriots, who. on the
field, in :he forum. n11d in The Execuliro chnir,
serted his counrrg win ability. zeal. anu en-
principles OF trs1c AEerlctn democracy which
euni>ie the huEDlcst toru OF i'll citizens to
cncn>rymen the highest honors WHICH in this
ngc can he Won hy any man. Tho Nation be-
cumes ono heart to n,ou7n hts cruel death as a
c:la:nity 20 bis country; and no portion OF
tue people may justly do 80 with ereater
propriety and sincerity .thnn the citi-
llec.ns from tyranny nnd enforced poverty in
thsr lathcriaud. enjoy hero the blessings OF
c1vi! and religious liberty under tho benctcent
Institutions Of which he wAS .he Ctf:clHl head.
No more fitting tribute can they pay to his ua!.,-
ory than II seait:rin on this solemn OCCASION
who's: impartiallty to their Owl. people is so
srrikingy demonstrated In the constitutional
accession OF the son Of al l:.sa. Immigrant to
tho chair OF the :A;neiicAn ltepublic.
III
the late President Is hereby rendered uur deep
est symDath*; and, In common with our fellow
:lext pay to tho memory Of the deceased the last
kounrs Of eerth w Joining in tho funeral ccre-
monies OF that day.
LODGES.
In conmcnorauon Of the death of the Prcsl-
dtut, Accor1ia i.ns]Ee Nh. Ell, 4. +. ant. 4. NJ,
held Lodge CT Sorrow Friday evening, :s},l, ut
which Tho following reSuiuuo1,s we're adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased tho great Architect
Of the Universe tlcaI from the midst Of our
fraternity ctr beloved and worthy brother,
Jalnes 4. Garfield; ard
WHEREAS, Ky bis ,lntIuley death his family
has been deprived Of kind husblnd aud father:
and
WHEREAS, Our country has lost in him true
amt upright administrators:
Resolrtl, That, bowiug to the wise rulings of
Providence, We manifest o,1r deepest sorTt,w ut
the demise Of one OF oilr uosI beloved and re-
spec1ed hrothern; and
ihat VIC herewith declare uur sincerest SYM
pathy with the stricken family: and
That wc hope the pure a1;t vlrtuul1s example
Sc; " the deceased may ever live III the hearts
OF our people.
evening" adnnt I'd resolutions of resner. - the
memory OF ;:-o,hor Jnnes 4. CurticL ,rcsi-
.feftt oi tho United States, uId set MpAr1 d pugo
in the record to be SUITABLY e,,grossetl-,
At meeting Of Temp!ar Lodge, No. 440,
l. Q: 0. T., the to'loriuy resolution adopted:
Our worthy: and esteemed brother, james \.
Gurfeltl; late President Of the United Stutcs.
having ocen stricken down by the baud Ut IN
assassin while yet in the midst OF a career Of
great usefulness, u,lt one that give promise OF
betn: OF lasting benefit to the people Ut .h!s
:. And Ms by his death the Nation has been de-
priycf OF sk!lf..l and fearless Executive, the /
world Ut wise ami Christian statesman. ami his
tnln:ty of Il Kind and loving father ard q de- {
voted and aaecttonate husband; therefore,
- Ecsnrcd, That the Erothers Of Tt1nplar Lodge !
No. ~ l. .. y. +. OF Chicago, tnourocg the Nu- !!
ton loss, extend to his bcrcave.l wife and family
our deepest and sincere sympathy i'll this hour !
OF their irrcpa::.hIe loss"
ENiCKLAlERs AND sroSENAsoSs. |
The United Order Of American Drscxlnycrs
and StouesDaso:s met ut t;.oir hall on Friday !
night and passed the following resolutions:
WHEKEAS, It has pleased the Almighty tt take ,
from our midst cur beloved and esteemed presl- t
dent. JA,nc5 y. Garfield; and
WHEREAS His unti,nely death has been
grcEt cn.Giltity to th5 Nation and felt NIL uycr /
ne civilized world: where his sterling ability
Chief MAGISTRATE Of the United States Of Aueri- t
e: is known: be IL, therefore.
Rssntcd, Th.ts VIC, IT,. United Order OF Brick
layers and Stnne17nson~ Ut Chicago, express our
sincere regret and sympathy for this gleat Iuu:f
dnt s behaved wife and chrea.
This rGSoill lion WIS adopted By $3.50 members,
who t,uccd Il their duty citizens Of this Re-
public u suspend work Monday.
THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
1T tho Cook County Normal School Inst Friday
evening the Ehtr!1u7tu1: Society rendered Il j
pru@rata whc;e Nltubc15 wIr: iu remembrance j
u tue lie ul.d '1ean of the late President. The
tii was beautifully nEd apurorriutely drapct1,
5htle Upon m easel WIS nuc likeness OF the
L'rcsdetlt. There was IL sruup OF young ladies
ircsse'i III mourning representing the Sta,ts
sl1 Territories, IN the cectse of which stood one
National 11t:, representing the Goddess OF Lib
.rt:. Prof. Wentworth. lit tho request Of tho
:oclety, made short and I'm prcsslve address, In
which he rchcarscl sOrft: Of tho :nuny excellent
qualities and acts Of tho great dead. 4 beauti-
'ul dirsG, written for the OCCASION mud sang by
neuIbors Of the society, closed the EXERCISES
OTHEl: MEETINGS.
i public meeting Of the Chicago Law STU
'ents Association was held last evening in the
nj the Palmer House. II. Shell |
Ion Jr. occupied the chair. In caiiing the meet
::g II order he submitted resolutions regarding
10 Presidents death. which We're seconded by
III. +. OShen, anu unanimously adopted.
y 141cetia:1 nj the French Nepnblcau Club WIS
tc!d Il, the clut room OF the Grand fAcitc Hotel
list evening. rres!deut lie H,euf occupied thc
flair. Nt:ss:3. Deuurs, Rrtar. Guero,tir, Hem
erich, and 11SOusE yvI3ro appointed II cO1nr:1t-
TIC IN resolutions, and sub1nitt: son,s: very a;s-