Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-09-25
COUNTY NEWS.
). addllioraI oo,.ntN NJ 20 IN 80



tittingly drsped Tor the occasion oy MISS
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arthur Z. Hinckley, VINO very seceps-
ably presided at the meeting, READ tue
proclamation by Gov. Hill, made lew
approximate remarks. and called upon
| Rev. n. Bean To offer nrayer. This was
to,,ow.a hv the s,,,tna Of uSesrer NV
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Judge Chase then spoke ably on Presi-
| dent MCKINLEY as n LAWYER and a states
man. Dr n p Grludle gave mn inter-
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feHrsoh-lhe comoihatlon OF Soice anu
violin producing fine effect.
| Christian, referring to his consistent lite
and submissive spirit in death. A chorus
choir sang an anthem heavenly rather,
Hear Us". Rev. X. L. Olds spoke on "Our
Country" with reference to its history,
and with fervent faith in its future des-
tiny.
Mrs. Nj. Il. Mayo read the following
request OF the committee:
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A chieftain has fallen. our leader. our head
The emblems of sorrow o'ershadow the land.
The funeral dirgc echoes from strand to strand;
The coiors are lowered on hilltop and sea,
Inc hnsh 81 death rests on the land OF the free.
Inc nag is more honored than ever today
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Like Lincoln Immortal, the record be made
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grace.
With calmness unequalled. with caution and
care,
win faith In his God aud In answer to prayer,
The conflict was ended. the right was main
tained,
And by him the respect of all nations was
gained.
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Kind heart of the husband. forever at rest
Which throbbed with devotion. oh. may she be
blest
Who, cared for so fondly, In weakness and pain.
VIII long for his comforting presence. In vain.
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With rav ,utth ag,,a
BY our fathers God, may this nation be ledi
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""i'n ne nau oeeh
asAeo W p'ePafe, anu "hich were unanl-
hiousiy adopted oy a rising vote:
Whereas, The nation is sorely afflicted in the
loss of our beloved President. the citizens of
Bluehill In response to the call of President
Roosevelt TO ascent In our houses of worshiu
TO pay homage out of full hearts to the great
and good President, do tnadequateIy exnress
our sense OF 'oss la the following resolutions;
Resolved, That In Mr. Mckinley we had
President who combined strength and swes,
ness. To his enlightened stat.smanshin and
comprehensive outlook, he added the slireetnpss
OF the soldier aud the conclliatoriness OF the
diplomat. Incorruptiole sincerity, !nfexibilttv
of purpose, and severity of manner In further
ing his policy made men of different v,.ws hi.
admirers.
Resotred That in Mr. Mckinley we had
soldier aud q patriot, who recognized .rhe
Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood NJ
man.: President who never drew The Sword
but in national seif-defense or to r,seu. The
wn.trodden. Over every shrouded soldier
who fell during his presidency. n he sbsr,s the
president's motive can ue ,ru,y said .rn,s
man died to bless Others
Resoioed, That In MIR. Mckinley We had
Iawy .r who did honor to his pryf.ss,on. ats
Integrity was never auestIonei, No =, iest ever
held his vocation more sacred, He m.rved h,s
Interests Ia nj. ctlents tyta t,,,,t.t,., 1850
TO see CLEARLY where others yrou.,i was rseo,,
nizcd. Not the gift but tha use of IN. ptf, gave
him rank ana disclosed his quality. No client
did he ever serve Dut by his sweet reasonable,
ness he made min life long frieud.
Resolred, That Ia Sir. Mckinley we had n
great leader. Genius falls uvou whom God
OF president, will be followed far unless be is
uustiu,n. alien VIII HOLLOW "A