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that me var baa o@sn waxed for tae pFeserFs-
ton of the Union not for The destruction Of
tks states II Webster be styled the ex-
FOUNDER of the Old constitution. with is half
truths snd coHipr0m ses. upon subject noted
bat unnamed thrfein Hendricks may be -
Justly called TIE eXI IogadeT Of The nc~-
Referring to the CONTROVERSY ln tie Hayes
Tllden campaign 5 Eziof Furpie said Ia
one sapremely critical laDctuse q oar National
affairs Tor ulany Gays, ike Fabius Of cid he
walked and safely kept the ned oi peril, merit
ing IA This the staple yet august decree q tie
eo1scripi fathers He hath deserved we'll OF
the Republic.
The orator continued 10 review the career of
the deoeased as Governor, private citizen ana
Vice President ard n conclusion said;
We unvan here to-day this monumental fig
are reminding us of hls life and presence; IN
the gooo,y ;ei,o wship Of these stored emoiems
OF the adlninis,ration of law anc Of history.
wherein e tore 20 large part His fame Dc
Icnls upon material yet more enduring, the
fabric ol his word aud works. cnnobled by the
patriotic aims 20 which they related For II
n.ay well be believed there was something
about such one. OF that within. which passeth
show. lie had genius-the genius Of states
manship: alike bentting she majestic
assemblies and the highest councils OF free
people To genius belongs the hereafter 10
the vast halls OF t.e future its greetings are
heard, IS audiences are held is posteriiy
throngs 10 the reception. Ia their midst II
moves clad with radiant nimbus OF glory, and
neither time, nor chance nor change. nor
things past or present nor thiags 20 come, or
whatever moment, may dim or tarnish its un-
fading splendor.
Governor Hill, of New York. delivered
an address of some length, which was
highly enlogistic in It's character. Sew
eral other speeches were also made.
THE monumeat is a remarkable work OF art.
Its construction has OCcuulP1 two wears
$1,000 having been subscribed % cefray lis
cost The statue is Of bronze, fourteen and a
half feet high and weighs over 5000 pounds.
The sculptor is Mr.. II. IL. Parks The statue
represents the subject as in the act OK stepping
forward on the rostrum 10 address an audience.
The head is slightly Inclined and turned a
little to the right.
The pedestal is OF granite imported from the
Bavano qgarres IL Italy. This stone is OF
light coral tint ana has been used for some OF
the famous statues in Europe. The base is
twenty nine feet long by twenty-one feet wide
and is laid in three courses, each one about
twelve inches high, rising like steps TO the die
In the center
On each side OF the monument is a niche.
That IN front bears the only insciption on the
monumcnt-the single word Hendricks, chis-
eed in the stone. and finished with gold leaf
Below the name IS a bronze. wreath OF oak and
laurel leaves nearly three feet il diameter II
was cast at the royal foundry In Rome wherc
molding is carried 10 the perfection of art and
where il Is not Uncommon 10 use natural Leaves
or flowers as models. This particular wreath
was exhibited in Paris, where z gold media
was awarded Il; and where ne Parks bought il
for the decoration Of this monument. Above
the niche which is thus adorned is United
States shield in bronze, with a spray OF laurel
falling across il