The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-06
PAID ELOQUENT TRIBUTE.
MEMORY or LATE EX-GOT. HENRY
 B. HARRISON HONORED.

County Bar Association Yesterday Resolutions Adopted-Speeches by Several Prominent Men. Haven County Bar held yesterday morning in the superior court chambers appropriate tribute was paid to the memory of the late ex-Governor Henry B. Harrison. There was a very large attendance, and splendid tributes were paid the honored dead by many of the prominent men present. It was a mem- orable and highly impressive occasion. Vice President John K. Beach presided.
 The committee appointed to draft res- olutions, consisting of ex-Governor Charles R. Ingersoll, ex-Judge Henry Stoddard and Attorney George D. Wat rous, presented the following, which were adopted:
 The committee appointed to present resolutions in memory of ex-Governor Henry B. Harrison, who died in this city October 29, 1901, respectfully rec ommend that the following minute be adopted; that the superior court be asked to cause the same to be spread upon It's records. and that Q copy be sent by the clerk of the superior court to the members of his family:
 The members of this bar unite with the citizens of New Haven and of the state of Connecticut in mourning the loss of one of it's most distinguished members.
 Though it is many years since he had been an active practitioner at this bar, there are many who recall the earnest ness and success of his professional ca- reer, and all can testify to his blame less personal and professional reputa- ton.
 No name stands higher than his among the many honored names upon the rolls of this court.
 His activities reached far beyond those of a purely professional life. He was many times chosen to represent this community in the general assem- bly, and in 1884 was elected governor of the state All of his public service was dignified, fearless and faithful
 As citizen he was active and fore most in all good works, especially so in the affairs of his church and of Yale 
 As a man he was courteous, kindly, loyal and honorable, and in himself he exemplifed the highest type of Chris lian manhood.
 His memory will be long cherished by those who knew him, and will be a source of Inspiration to those who aim to be what he was-a man without fear and without reproach.
 Dated at New Haven, this Sd day of November, A. D. 1901.
 CHARLES R. INGERSOLL,
 HENRY STODDARD,
 GEORGE D. WATROUS,
 Committee. Splendid tributes were paid the de- ceased by each one of the framers of he resolutions. They spoke of the life | md services of Governor Harrison and | IS a citizen, lawyer, statesman and | friend.
 The resolutions being placed before | he meeting, their adoption was moved | >y Charles H. Fowler, and their adop- | ion was unanimous, after which the neetingtof the Bar association ad- burned.
 At the opening of the superior court Judges Baldwin and Shum- way present John K Beach, vice pres- dent of the Bar association, presented he resolutions and asked that they be ,laced on the court records.
 Mir. Beach said. May it please the ourt I have the honor to present this opy of the resolutions adopted by the ar of New Haven county and contain ng the formal testimony of our admir- ton for the personal character, pro- essional attainments and the public ervice of our late brother, Henry Baldwin Harrison and to request that he same be enrolled upon the records f this court.'
 Judge Baldwin spoke from the bench nd expressed the same sentiments of he other gentlemen, and ordered the Jerk to record the minutes of the bar leeting and to send copy to the fam y.
 
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