New-York tribune., 1885-07-24


terday Colonel Frederick d. Graut at Mt McGregor
Isympathlze with you most profoundly n your great
sorrow Any facilities over the Central which
may be required Will be placed ut your disposal
General Barnum of the Grand Army Of tho Republic
sent the following dispatch to Colonel Grant:
1bcg to offer my protoundest sympthy, I'm every
household there Is mourning for one dead"
TRIBUTES FROM THE SOUTH.
NO SECTIONAL FEELING IN THE PRESENCE OF
DEATH.
CHARLESTON, s. c., July 23.-ln an editorial
General Grants DEATH The News and Courier says
Happy he 10 in the time Of his death;
had his life ended but few years since tho mourning
grief is as widespread as the Union and the s
belonged to the Victorious Mortn VIM In his days
he wa. the ors%Cst citizen Of the United States; Of
regard for him more tender than In the states which
Ssa to be % @ % the
ful Generalissmo OF the Union forces 10 mourned by
him the ssmSance Of content It needed soIemn decar-
alton Of confidence in him. as soldier and OF admIra
denied him again and again while the Of misfor-
tune were yet at his feet were accorded him by the
to his lips 1t General OF the armies Of the
United states that General Grant was held In most JOY
GUS and honorable remembrance by the North and
by the act OF North and South alike he died Cen
cral Of the armies Of the United States BY this
ss5 wns brSsod over The North had no thought save
OF man Appomattox and the South had thought
soldiers Lees army they take their horses
home with them they would need them for the spring
and who threw his soderly honor into the scale
when Andrew Johnson was hesitating whether ne
should by srresting General r. Lee violate tue terms
parole There is much In General Grants career that
Is pleasant to remember, why should any one seek
the people Of tho United States he used words which
seemed mockery There was then peace when when
the land peace in the North and peace IN the South.
The country one again. n heart and IN, thought aad
this second and more enduring Union Is now AT rest
Us Nave he aa
peace hcrc Ia naught but regard and regret for him Tor
s Gna qrs nS o not as bis is his
agony and will abide with his name forever
ATLANTA Ca, July 23.-rhe Legislature passed reso
urons OF regret at dsath OF General Grant and ad
ourned for the day out OF respect To his memory.
WILMINGTON. Del, July 23.-On receipt OF the news
announcing the death Of General Grant, the City Hall
and Couri House bells were toled The sad message OF
the bells understood. Flags were placed at half
mast and the demand for drapery soon exhausted the
stock on hand, and messengers dispatched to
Philadelphia for "a fresh supply.
PENSACOLA. Fla. July 23.-rhe announcement Of Gen.
era Grants DEATH though long expected causes deep
feeling throug the community. Flags displayed
at half mast all over the city and on the eet SHIPS IN
port.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, July 23-The news Of General
Grants death caused many expressions of sorrow and
sympathy. The Advertiser says:
splendid sun has set the light Is out and its dark
places have followed its bright ones below the trees ana
Ing from the lighted with OF majesty In It's
gathering gloom than It's noon had ever known:
his fame was builded will SOW no thorns his
grave to prick the yioets planted by his people .
failures but yesterday he stood In the eyes OF al the
world the foremost figure OF the Western Continent aa
when nine the wings OF deaths angel blew
A h. alr 0ld
life had gathered the sympathy and pity OF all men.
at h e 81 81 re 10 av hat IN
since Washington has been better illustrated E the
cans as people The close OF his military career was
in a generous treatment OF his fallen foe
Sat through sent tn. heart inni OF tns sonS His
conduct toward General Lee and the Southern army az
Appomattox. X. aud his firm stand IN defence OF their
rrits as prisoners and his honor soldier will
always be model for the action of other victorious
leaders. and green leaf that hides many shadow on
his subsequent career. But amid IL all, no personal
prosuto OF his place FOR money has ever been traced
TO his door lie shrked a responsibility, nsver
deserted friend. was an honest soldier and made no
war on women
MOBILE. Ala. July 23.-The United States Court ad
ourned o'clock this morning ont OF respect to the
memory OF General Grant. Judge Bruce in adourning
the court made a few euogstic marks. Flags are fy
ing half-mast the shipping, the Government ana
the municipal buildings.
PErERsBunG Va. July % tSprciab-The Intelligence
of the death OF General Grant received here this
morning with feelings of regret It was around Peters
burg that Grants army fought its heaviest battles
Here that he aud President Lincoln met after the
evacuation Of this city.
CANTON Miss. July % (Spscidil.-The announcement
OF General Grants death received here with sincere
All coscedc that gre at man has passed away
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, July 23.-General Grants death
was received here with deep regret BY all classes Althe
public Offices Federal state and city. closed The
il Ks on Custom House and State House were placed
at hal!-mast and the bells tolled
LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 23 The bells were toled
throughout the city on receipt of the news OF ener Gal
Grants death and the city and Government flags were
hung at half-mast
NEw-ORIE,Ss. July 23.The flags on the public build
ngs and shipping here are flying at hafmast out OF!
respect to the memory OF General Grant.
dispatch from Baton Rouge says that Immediately
on the receipt OF there OF the death Of General
Grant Governor McEnery issued proclamation which
contains the following:
Even while he still bearing acute agony with
heroic fortude the sad euloges OF hs countrymen ex-
pressed their grief he uttered with deep amen
taon. great American captain has fallen The brave
and magma nimous leader will be remembered with hon
soldiers OF all countries renowned magistrate
is numbered with our dead ex-Presdents
Let our people. with accord do just honor to his
memory and remember those who are made desoate by
n il ordered that half-hour guns be fired tomorrow
FRIDAY between sunrise and sun ct. and the day
which may be set apart for his public obsequies on
which all state Offices will be closed and hags on all
public buildings will he displayed at hafnlast.
AsHrvrIE, ~ c., July 23.As soon as the telegram to
The citizen announcing the death OF General Grant
reached the encampment Of the State Guard the State
and National flags placed at half mast, and AdJu
General Jones issued general order to the CON-
mand and expressive OF the respect
of the North Carolina troops for the dead
soldier All the public and many private buildings and
The citizen building had flags at hafmast and drapcd
Mayor Ashton issued an official announcement or tho
death OF General and called public meeting for
tomorrow to take suitable action.
CHARLESTON, .. G., July 23.-The news Of General
Grants death received here with general regret
N.tt. h,.l.l l,.~
nj csd at hafmast and tho United states Court adj
Of respect to the memory ofthe
dead.
RICHMOND, Va, July 23.-The announcement or the
cea,h OF Grant received here with many
expressions OF regret and sympathy Flags were put at
h,ifmast Oh anun0er of buildings and the vessels Ia
l4..~l ..xull. laol xfo1la ou.ly