Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-04
noNoRlno HIS MEMORY.
saioEis. Pronounced ON the Late vice.
President Hendricks by Senators Noor-
bees. Hampton, Ransom. spoonsr. shsr.
nssn. Fvarts aud Others.

President u.ndri-ss by senators voor-
bees. Hampton. Ransom. spooasr. shsr.
nssn. Evarts aud Others.
wasnisstos. Jan. g7.--Ycs,erisy bcing
the dAy appointed for tho senate addresses in
mcm"rism of the late Vice President Hen
dr,cks. the galleries OF the senate began 10
OIL ~ an cRrly hour. whom. therefore. a.
noon. Irrs 'dent pro tcnpore ehs rnsnl called
the scne,o To- order. all the seats In the sal.
erics were ocoup ed. the larger proportion OF
the occupants being ladies. After tho trans
action of some uninportaut business Mr..
'oorhccs called up his resolution expressive
of the senate deep sense OF the public ioss
IN tho death 81 the late Vice President Hen.
dricks. The resolution having bean read.
Mr.. Voorhees, addressed tho senate.
In strong and graphic English. Nr. Noor-
hccs reviewed the lite aud public scrv.
Vices OF Mr.. Hendricks In dealing with
Mr.. Hondricks political viewe Nr. voor.
hoe. said lt had boon. and especially
ate IA iss life. charged rUpruRrh
Eninst him that he was a partisan if by
that, the speaker said. was meant that he sin.
q the party 90 which he belonged. and sought.
by all honorable mothodA what he believed
TO be ,hc public sood by placing
control OF tho Government then the ac.
cu~et on was true, aud the term of repTuach
vas the partisan of deep. honest convict oua
dealing iusty With opposing yiews, Who, ~
vi nH'H ot mo WNiihs ~ 'Nefb n'th OF human
~ conclusion. Nr Voorhees, said 'As long
a. Amer can histort treasures up puro lives
aud faithful public scryices-as long a.
publo and private virtue. s,sinies. aud
Without biomish. - rcverod 40 long
drioks bo cherished by tbe American
pcoplo as sn example worthy OF emulation.
their heads to Hoavon ln honor ~ bis name.
hut monument moro precious 10 his
| memory aud moru valuable to the world has
nj IA Issf.4f sIsa1 -. -
| the people whom he served so long. faithful.
| " and WITH snch signal ability in the busy
harvest of death OF the year iHsb there was
gathered into eternity no nobicr spirit NJ
| uFhor intelligence. no fHirer soul
| hr. Hampton q g said that when ono Of
The great actors in tho political arena feil,
| II auiinostics were buried with him. rhls
mpross ou was indolibly nHcd on the speak
cd -, ,ne ~ uasrs s of nnsrs saa sbsa @
| atnnng those who bore the budy Of the great
Captain of The Union armies to the Rrays
| wore Confederate soldiers. Who - fep
! brief years ago. wcru his mortal cnsnilc "a
Tho same generous feeling marked the obse
| qu cs OF tiio dead Vice Pres dout lf ppi tioa
| aud personal aninositics ceased AZ the grave
should wo not be tolerant and oharitabie n
ovo1 though they were our political oppO
NJ. Ransom ~. G. said that Mr. aendricS.
! had always proved msclf lover Of hi
whole country and ~ iitorlios. Tho South
ern States. IA this emergency. felt deep. an
| ccrc 1ud overlooking sympathy and surrou
| A. the beFoavCmont OF the N0rthorn sistefs
'"Thans Almighty Ood. sad Nr Rsnsom
| that tho everlasting covenant OF our UuiOt
u established Ia the hearts 81 all our people
snd that through the Ouda OF this sofrOw
wo can bohold the peace that - never to ~
| broken
Mr.. spoonor WIS.,, Ia ouiogisinr the dsAs
| Vice. Pro .idcni delivered his ms don speech
snd Wa listened 90 with great inteFeat 81
spoke az length OF Hr Hendricks stronf
| pHrtisHu-hip aud "a Il that 60 him 20 pult
| icRl partlsanship. honorable In ~ method
WAS offensive la party he saw only ~,
| instrumentaity through which. and throuKl
| which alone. might Du wrought out the tfi
! umpb OF his principles In active, faithful
| hoOUrahle party service he saw. therefore
devotion w. the principle, not more lust To-
Once. The inputRtiou that br was spoils
Dhn. he said. rnther anR0rei fhHn gr.sVed Nf
Hendricks, fOT hs knew IA came from th0si
who had either been OF a hostile camp or 4
his own, had wont "a ilDEor IN tho shade an,
sluinbcr while nc and the "boys. "a he some
times loved a. Cfli tho party WORKERS hh,
borne the heat ana dust and burden ~ tii
baulc -poii-mau or not, he wont down n
his grave iOsod, trusted sud mOurued b. hi
part.
| Addresses we're also delivered by Senator
sherman - b EgArts ~ -. Vest fN0 an,
Harr sOn Ind. The resolutions iu memorial
wcro agreed "a. and tho HonHfe I'd iournad ou
OF respect 90 the ncHorS OF the dead.