Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-14

f"A'e u'A 9s.f- ,-.... .tO.UU anu lu.tU
J. H. FORD, Busihess Maragcr.
vholved in those days know full
VIA iollowed. The sparp crack of
uu!tt can III fancy sill be heard,
lSTed by tic shricks OF those in the
aNlll the President; the du ibud OF
US ,a',in as lie jumped to The stags
"a til. cry oi, g c senpcr Tyrannus"
Then followed the shouts OF the Stage
RapAger 70 q p the assassin, but IL was
kla'e. lie had ALREADY passed out the
!oJr, mounted q horso held in resdi-
As confederate, and the sounds of
M, loos were heard Gathering over
htbttd treet In the dlrec Ion OF the
2 th ge
he iCtae in this city tho morning after
iasassIDation must still he wildly ie.
hn.gted by those living here at that
As tie rews spresd the people
10 ''om all directions pouring into
ukd ttr It. Strong mon unused to
alae led tears. Loyalty aLd pa
b.sn heil saay, and woe b TIE the
~ Eao 'aii wo;d against the mar
NJ lrcsyl4lt or IL word IN favor OF n
I'll ,Gat e1up;enanced the act. For
V lfmcefei and Rapubllcan thoupht
lhll al se, and eGcl We'd with tho
~ IN huiry.rg 10 drape their houses
place Of hns.nt IS In IN Mourning. Tho
lpI Ci efeps aud tl.ck goods rau
y, All MEly had 10 wait until sup
Ns trougbt irom other cities. Yes,
WI oe iwtniy five years Tonight since
ilil Lincoln was nseassinated. In
aeA'll tile whole nation lost a great
q And the South b.s, friend.
,atIr Sfre many peop'e who found
Vlh pfes.d Mt Lincoln for going to
Vis'a iiedse that night as he had
e,'p N lie h4bit OF scing there,
~ IS Nhal he 'aid rs he went: "reo.
'u's hl'ia ~ ngc OF it, but l must
elH.s relief from this terrible
~ ~ \ u 4 NIL XIII me-" He had but
NM - ~. ae'o'0 Ietur cd from Rich
nj. 'is, n9 ~ WAY city lad fallen into the
ys bsiate WI e,i0n Amy, and but four
y,e' og,t'o 'gs, 9 ne had been spprired Of the
VA i san., ., Il 9 AZ Appomattox. This
,s,, Nj 'oneLow u, seemed 10 loosen the
r, ,,,n oi lls mind which had been
TX ,s up 20 tie highest pitch of anxiety.
IN H., c'e,'.a e,a1s'ion sesmed to be more
llus'd Iou.a w ,.o oear and hence he was
|rh, io. " 20 to tile opera where he
v-risa ~. "a. ,'tne at fast have his mind
,l,ai aVIi 'iie terrible vicissitudcs Of
ned noa IN u which the country had
NM :, ~ ae last four years and from
NJ ,1 :. Was Just emerging. Lei thoss
i .,e disposed to ind fault Win
,,J'l rien. Llllsoln for roing to the onera
,.lsr ,', how they would have Acted haI
,e,l III his place. -N "As'
Are 20 -, Voih wss an honest man.
ma" m nothing theoretical about him
klos Z; ,;a, NO. nave made as loud and hIgh
d nos,. on VI christianity as mapy men
Ii, hseu ch'l iess OF 1t. The chcrac acter
.ss ,.il,ahity 4" ,ity and belief In Christ IA
Nro,s ~ ,,4e 'ol ewing extract OF 4 letter
ID. y,e w 70 an Illinois clergyman. vho
" niin TO know II Le Wa, = Chi.
sp, u,a !, l left Springfield I a.,ed IN.
., T 10 pray for me. w". VIZ
Nlat irl, nen 1 buried my son, the
bug ana ~'1' OF my life, l went to Gel.
our so'S; sIi saw the graves Of thoussnds
k.,.sI sImsls, ILLS, 1 then and there CON.
w." ''e'' 10 Christ Yes, i do love
\ Of Ia.idlike i.i,h simplicity Of this copf...
b vho hai.a u, Is characteristio OF tbs Ir.s ors.,
Au.n,u. u made 1t. 1t needs no % emhai eIs
loiam.nta no excuses. HypocrIsv ma
IN T%eht In Abraham LincoIn, oh nao
NJ e. NJ To-day ends a ousrtsr tue1,ns os . ehar.
'Ae passed away. VI century