The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
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| crnors reception room this morning and
| after having been viewed Ivy hundreds OF
| people the romans OF Ex-Governor John
| ireland wcro conveyed to their CAST resting
| place IN the state cemetery today. fol-
| lowed by most imposing cortegc. The
hcarse was surrounded by an escort OF
| knights Tcmplars and followed by long
| line OF carriages containing sorruwlng
| friends and relatives and a. delegation
| OF university students ou loot. At INC
! grave. which "a located on ~ knoll ON tho
| west side Of the cemetery, the Impressive
| rcmplar burial service Was gone through
| over the Nollin before II was consigned to
| oarth's cold embrace, Numerous horal Of
| turings ana many a moist eye gave siient
| testimony of the hold which the deceased
| had upon the Affections Of those VINO hal
known ana been associated Win him N
| lite.
rho ROMANS re,tched hero at midnight
! from san Antonio IN Colonel Brackcu-
ridges private c.,r, accompanied by Mr.
ANA Mrs H.. y Carpenter, Non-in-law and
daughtor % the deceased, Pat ta!prnter
| lteiand, l5Jma Carpenter and ireland
| Graves, ErMdchidrcn; J. W. Graves. sou
| in-nM Mrs AionSo Mlllet, Mrs. u u
liau, Rev Wallace cnrnaran, Pr Amos
Graves. Rev. A. N. Denton and Water
Besldos TN above the following honor
| arY pain bearers were OF the incoming
| party. Senator H. plbren Mayor Joe
| EnrD. iNNEE lNfllfN AtltfhWhRhf bNilkf 4 q
| T.. Woucrt Hon, Z. 4. SoNcll, !. +. liar-
| rs, Y. l.. johnston and lames T. Holmes
of soruin aud $. =. Quinn and =, Pfoufier
OF Sow Rrauuteia. X
| Houston, Senator - j. Lewis, judge W.
| W King, Judge Il. y Greeu Hon. r. NJ
| Tusohai. Carlos Bee X. w, Stayton. i,
| T., burnett and Il. J Mccormick
! Awaiting the corpse hore waH a delegn-
| tion OF knights from colorado command
cry No. !, committee from the Travis
| County Har asuocaton and Governor cul-
| hprscn Ex-Governor liogg, ex-governor
! lubbock Attorney GcnUrah crane, and
| other distinguished citizens, who nccom'
| panied r. to tho capitol, where a was
| which had hsrn appropriately decorated
! for itH reception, ana lcft IN charge %
/ four str knights, who watched over 1t
| uutil tins morning.
| Tho following ia copy OF tho rcFolu-
lions adopted by the YYnVis County hhr
association yesterday evening
Whereas, It was WITH ,he elneerest
4 brother John ireland but We humhy
! srhnit 10 the ways Of an Allwise provi-
duncc We hive met 90 do honor to his
memory. memory high m the esteem
OF his conntrS mon. and especially dear
! 10 as who have known him and loved
| him Ia many OF HE most important re-
| intlona OF lifc that mn upright man. y
! iust Judge and Rn honorable stat'aman
| cnn uv--Waa unYieldihE ami uneompro-
missing. TN bis scnec Of right be
itrNNlNfn4 nlHl, lllht w Alit hfnNH VI
patriot the state a wisc statesman, tho
bar a learsed lawyer. society an accom-.
pishod gentleman. and hts family an
nrcctionate aud tender husband and
fnthcr,
> rhet as q lawyer, he was learned.
courteous. idii hfnl fWr ana hohois.hl'.
3 Thai rs "A judge no was upright,
honest Just and impartial
T.. As soldier he was brave intrepid,
4. no 4VsI DlgTgATtl To the Old
D. IA a senator he was Vigllani- lndue-
trlpus. attentive and an "lnrieni nnh et-
fectiVc maker Of shfe ami Tool laws
g. ~ a. governor b was WiHr. cnnNffva-
tive. pniustakiug and saw that the laws
wore faithfully executed. 49,
2 Az IL uun h. wna without stain or
biqmish. nffardnyr "a model 20 he patterned
after rising ar no did from tho ranks
OF tho people 10 high positions of honor
Resoiyed Tbat " NJ, walton Governor
ludFc joni !. White prcseut these roso-
lmtiouts 10 the supreme court Of Tesas,
together with biographical sketch OF
Tho dcecassd. and request that they be
entered aud pcrpciuntcd OF record IA that
court
Resolved, That Governor y, $. IIogr.
Attorney GunotWl Crane Judge. Il. q.
Morris, Jud5rn Carleton, Thomas ".
snoed A. H. Graham. o. Archer. robert
q west, Judge 1ohn G, Townos nud W
NJ Walton br appointed AZ n committee
10 meet the remnins al the train on It's
Antonio and escort tErm to tho capitol
Resolved. That the bar In a body attend
tho funeral
ReaoIv,d. That We deeply sympa,hlge
with the bcrenved family and that a copy
of thcsc resolutions bc furniNhct TO the
family and also the daily papers.
Resolved. That Judge H. O. Denman,
w. NJ. Key. Judge r. s. MaNoy. Judge
r. G.. Morris, Judge John T.. White,
Judge A. g. Walker. Sr. Governor g. a.
Culbcrson. MAYOR Lewis Hancock Gov
crnor f.. r. Lubbock and stephen II. Oar
den act az honorary pail bearers. Re-
spectfully submitted
W NJ Walton Chairman;
n =. Walker, Sr.,
John T. White.
j. s. IIogP,
Fred carleton.
NJ. M. Crane,
Committee.
Tho State departments md the Federal
State and local courts suspended busSes-
today out Of respect far the memory OF
tbs deceased.