The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
tons yet to come.

Gov. Brown was successful as q
lawyer. politician, statesmapE
and as business man. In fact iD| 7
every enterprise il which he en-. &
ragged he showed versatility OH
talent and force OF intellect rarely
seen. Although not so eloquent as
some men he had q for,;c of logic,
Ian earnestness aud a :andor OF
nan er that was irresistible. Live
ne gladiator in combat, chat shor-
items his sword that he nay moreE
effectualiy use it upon his adver &
l5ary, 80 he threw near and still S
nearer 10 his subject till hes
lUriumphcd
bat all Gov BOWS triumphsk
III peace or War, great az theyk
5Nere, tails to commend thenseivcsk
% his friends as does the graandE
Aad noble character of til: nam.
lie MAS the soul of honor and cvcrE
I ,ourtly in ais bearing, genial ands
eucroua oi sincere friendships that
&ievur altered He never forgo al
q <intit. 50, and was boanteous IN re
&1uiting 1t, the shake of his hand'
q gave assurance OF friendly and true
8 mpanionship; his smile was VIII
knlng, Tor 1t 5eemed to come from
&6he heart. He WAS one Of those
81 magnetic men that win warm
81 friends, because his friendships
81 we're warm and sincere.
q Few men .qualed Gov. Brown in
"a Shc social virtues INT: Ia their eX-
@s 4fris. Fhe:e VS. ever joyous
Mhow 81: humor and Snccd1te sparK-
8 lay aud flowing as a fountain
& governor Bso~n net tae great ano
IS mail, the ri.ll aua poor Wit tnt
b same cordialty w.tfous cp:npro
EsalI.lng ILLS dishI.y.
~ Sucn is the brief estimate OF tn
E NAV who has no superlor IN tn'
Mgfue elements OF manhood, eithei
north OF south, and II he had llveI
lmis ht have reached for ne lie
b Served it, tie highest niche IN til
MNation's Pan theon resel we'd Tor heI
Egpud and great, aud such is the ht
"a AMI Cha acter of the man 80 pa
- lribute to whose memory We nav
u shis day M, t aud To present to th
Mcomlng generations as worthy ex
& ample TO be iinita.ei.
81 Gov,raor Brown leav. a widow
laughter and son, AMI while he ha
IA oeen fortunate ANA prospl RODS. NJ
{ W lie ha, been saado we'd by sad he
I. Efeayements. la the last lew yeai
E a, has lost lwo daughters surpasi
e &lngly beautiful AMI a. lovely
t Mcharacter as they were beautiful
J Mprrson.
! III Gov Brown made toDd, devote
eEnushand, and al aliectlonate Al
s " Induigent father.
Il What sublime courage aud trl
q 81 faith is evinced in his last hours
II / firm reliance upon a well spec
q .ifc. Caesar in his dying momen
Y olded his robe around him that
J, ~ might die with dignity. Brown
Ie aubie soul subdued all fear al
Ie Mdied rs he had livea-a her
4 ~ Therefore,
al 81 Resolved, That the uealh OF K
r HGovernor Jonn Z. Brown IS
pub.ic calamity not only to Tel
Id Anessce but to the nation, AID
b, nis death, the state has lost an en-
loE,nent c'lizen, u statesman and u p
es &Jriot, snd Giles county faitht
i, M.ricnd, honored and beloved In Ii
a. Msnd mou.ncd 10 death.
e ID Resolved, That we recognize
d. #nim a publlc-spirited citizen, pi
ne verbal for his enterprise and hi
Msucial virtues.
Chg Resolved, That we tender to
ir- family of the deceased our since
g E,yrlpathy aud C n,iolence in tn
q Il sad bereavement.
coz Resolved, That cupy OF th'
lai proceedings he forwarded to
Ia widow, and that copies be III
IN ished the Pulaski Citizen. I'll
County Dem ,cr.t and Nashvl
CD papers for puilic4 tion. and also
Ia copy sent To the Tennesse Hist
nsi zeal Socieiy u he died Win
or .rchives % the society "a last
lily & Testimonial OF oar esteem iur
rs tecrascd
A :. Il. ROSE, CHM,
ha A. j. ABERNAtHY
m Il w. EWING,
orn A. r. RICHARDSO
the# JOHN I. ALLEN,
a FLOURN0Y RIVE
OF. HUME r. STEELE.
ncy f. ID. PATTERSON
ient III. WARD,
81 .INO. w. DYER,
iov. ]. Is. SHORT
sus w. II. McCALLUM
ex G. C. ALTERNATELY
I'D L. E. AFTERMATH
,en; +. ARROWSMITH
e Of J.F. GRANT.
ON Following are The resoiu-
ads adopted by the Masonic Orde
The NAsoxsc TESTIMONIAL TO Gov. Jol
- BRowN. By PULASKI LODGE, n
W Ior Ann A. M