New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
field. Grant and Logan. and at the oeo'ca''o' "
the Grant monument.
DR. MAGIE'S EULoGY.
Following the hymn the Rev. Dr. DAVID Magic
deivered the following eulogy:

DIR. MAGIE'S EULoGY.
Following the hymn the Rev. Dr. David Magic
delivered the following eulogy;
God alone is great" From everlasting to ever
lasting lie Is God" "Of old He laid the foundG,-
~ his hands They shall perish. but He shall en-
dure yea ali OF them shall old as a garment en-
and as neSsure re s md lie doeth according
Ills will in the army OF heaven ana among 'h hsnd
nor have any right to say unto Him What aoest
Thou" I'VE are Of yesterday and know no' !iIv
ali do fade as leaf" "A lie down alike IN r the
dust" Man being in honor aolIeth not ,o asve
returns to dust and tho spirit unto God VINO gave
In this day Of National calamity and gTe od II Is
bow in submission before the Most High a;Son
S5et b H @Sn whom 5ns Ah learned to
fallen in death. The Lord gave ana the L9 aba
hath taken away blessed be the name Oh '"'
Peace hath her victories
No less renowned than war
For those victories peace well as war must us pay
fering and II needful, of hfe The staies ma ,1
truth and liberty humanity and God. And II t 40
day no warlike sound Is heard none Ihe es S bs
country and its last official duties were done under
the very shadow of death
HIS SPIRIT OF FIDELITY AND COURAGE
This spirit Of fidelity and courage was his by in.
pcG The 1g SSs Shf 6k and was mingled
With the MARTYR blood OF Dutch and Huguenot an
ssstos tie T0Ga a Se had not served the
OF freedom, of education and or COO me iu n"ra
OF his home d fs eo Tncf They influenced and
guided his life 10 its close HAD ne n.s s i,n,it ~
ordinarily live he might have reached the t h Vs
fourscore years He has died in the ripeness Oh HIS
powers; full Of honors, not or years o. . ,,or-
simmer and from its inception trustee. and 10
which he gave its beautiful name; TO p oEen from
us We who reside In this city and knew ano
loved him well as friend and neigh 6 his memoir
as the Vice,Presideat Of the United states by those
their presence here to-day Yet in az our hearts
we do him reverence, less as the .lce-rdeiSiaetss
friendship in greater degree than any other gitt M
1t needs not that should speak today Od ms ms
press in all sections OF the land and the pIocama-
ton Of the President have done him noble 1u s
duties in his native State he entered on the hgn
duties OF the Vice-Presdent of the United states,
The office was him no sinecure, much less mere
recejyed from the Nation. in which ne would be
merely that he possessed the dignity and capacity
hat he Intended to do his duty with fairness and
Kindness. His brief term Of service has gained foT
irrespective Of section or party, and given to the
office he filled increased honor and influence
MoURNED BY MANY A FRIEND.
To the President Of the United States he gave
support / may be permitted to say even in this
presence-that in private intercourse speaking OF
the President the words he most frequently USED
were, HE is good man" And may be permitted
to add that outside this bereaved home there Is
Sm sure or b no ned iates noufer A
Genial kindly hospitaDie no one ever n See so n
may be questioned II he had an enemy. lie mace mace
6pnoSs a and expressed them freely He loved how
ever to say pleasant words and to do kindly acts ni
kind deeds he was constantly doing. lie was never
to do the kind deed. He might have spared himself
many times, but he loved 10 do kindly things him;
self He must be written down 'as one who loved
his fellow men" 1t is written, "A man that hath
true The poor and lowy feel that they have lost
it cannot be said Of him. those did not know him
who did not know him in his home. Those knew
him best who knew him there The load OF busi-
ness cares. the worry OF political NE were there
ali and altogether laid aside. In his most happy
home he found relief from every care, and car
pose. Alas whete our greatest joys are found we
must find our keenest sorrows On a pleasure
only q daus Gf Of his home most gentle loving
spirit He said H IN d bs OF Could f9e add to the bt
terness Of this sorrow" Yet he did not com
plain he S9E up ga eG " But in that great
sorrow was the beginning OF the end
MR.. HoBART's LAST DAYS.
Here whore he was, best known and Loved DYED n. he
came back to die All that science ana shi v anu
and love could do was done IN VAIN Nhe,
on his nomination he received an ovation from our
snde he empPoyed the 9 words Of
for Glencarn to express his feelings lot this cry
assembled responded. 10 that home 10 which ne
came back. with such satisfaction that Ior a
time he seemed 10 rally from every home IN TINS
city and this State, and from multitudes OF MONIES
in this broad land have been carried me ihVi sS
and prayer How deeply all this touched ms larse
these constant prayers can be ascrbed the strength
and courage above all that seemed poSslDIe 70
nature that were given to her who has been the
low OF this house and the never failing support OF
these weary days and months OF the patent
sufferer 10 watch and TO cheer. TO bear and TO 90
ali that was needful, all that was helpful to the
e'iF today we are called to learn the universal
lesson associated with all human greatness, Ian IAN
y OF vanties all is VANITY there are c q,ngr
ing. 1t is true industry and perseverance, Wiz ~
success is true loving fe i gbp@s t saw and
Kind deeds the best things TO do. 49, 49,,
&c too sacred for even the dearest friends to enter
II is the relation OF his soul to Cod AS MS pastor
his faculties and IN b 5ee0S ah in O5 jesus sas
Christ as his Saviour and a firm hope OF eVerlast-
Ne are to lay in the grave, the house appointed
! hearts Garret A. Hobart lives, and will live while
/ life remains.
MANY DEEPLY MOVED.
During the delivery OF the eulogy many of
the congregation wept, and President Mckinley
/ evinced deep emotion.
At the close of his address, DR.. Magic offered
| the following prayer
o Cod in whose hand is the soul Of every living
! thing and the breath of all mankind. VINO hath
eIye5 and VINO hath taken away, We bow in
! Teverence and submission before Thee Blessed be
/ Thy holy name for Thy goodness and grace to the
! children Of men. We thank Thee for the HE ana
| service of Thy servant departed, for the love he
| has awakened and the good he has done In the
world for the grace of patience minlstered 20 MN,
/ and the sustaining hope OF Thy gospel In sickness
and In death. - . ,., .
| Let THY blessing fall upon all In Thy presence.
! who In this service bow In sadness TO Thy holy
viii and feach all 70 number our days and Apply