The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
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valleys, is sleeping the dust or my an
cestors and Kindred, and tbeit. memories
and the story OF their virtues always
inspires TO grander purpose and higher
! Ideals. en- IA Ress NJ 5a Isl II s4
sixty years ngo, lii the county q + Mel
son, d venerable man was conscious Of
the approaching shadows OF. death.sstAs
the world was passing from the human,
Sight and tho veil which hides from hu-3
man eyes tho splendOr or that land where.
dwell sthe imnoitais. was being rentFinI
atwiiin, hc received by post a letter. which
told that In far-o ff 1Scntuclsyl here had
come into the lie 4 /, beloved daugli liter
IL son, who vas to ar5hissllame. II ri
Dying Mans Blessing
1.-THE tender love Of 81 child thus honor
Ing him in his old the happy scenes
in tho distant State about the family
circle where tho little stranger w;ls bring
Ing to fntherEand mother I hcs sweet and
lstcnderR Joy which marks parcn TIL ;fleyo-
Elton, gave b monlentary strength TO Ills
departing spirit, and begging to- be ififd2
I8ups In his bed, he turned his face west Il.
ward and with eyes and lla nds iftedf
Shcavenward. I prayed for blessi ntys upon
tho wee baby who had Just begun the
conflicts OF life, and suppl cated u that
God. his Father, whom heghad followed
Through Il long md n, troubled NJ career.
would bestow upon he grandchild az q ~
Isylne BLESSING, and make him 4usefiIl 70
his fellows and faithful $tns God.
81 Speaking OF General Breckenridge's last
days the speakers said s3 $ u ri! NIX
Death, which hovers with such recls--
Hess footsteps and Knocks llilbidde ns;t
every door, canin his way WI III sltlini-
est courage and heroic submission i he
met the crisis, Refusing the bsncfactions
of8an ancsthctic, he submitted himself
to- tho skill and ndy.ei.o Of iis surg Not
even an xclanation 81 pain can,c rom
his lips When the cruel knife entered,
his side: III Ss3 5#5s vol
Noble NJ onun1ent.
I'm tile struggle of skill q 50 .;lst n
ease prevailed and the iierosof 50 ilIat1J
political BATTLES and Of a great sansillf.
airy war Yielded to Il hat summon rs hirh
admits OF neither delay nor a ppeai.s and
;Kentucky's noblest and tchivalrolis CHILL.
went away 10 be with tie mn,os tai LIZ
people laid him away In the beautiful
Cod i Hal Acre where Clay. Hanson
Morgan and other or KcntnckySs il liistrious
children had before found ssepu1cilre.
Alongside he courthouse III Licking
ton, theFcounty seat Of F'aYette. one8pti
the iArae counties into which kentucky;
was first divided. s II grateful CONFIRMS
ll$erected$ ID statue of heroic Size IL
face was turned toward the conrt-roumJ
with the hand pointing toward tlloseSss;liis5
within which his peopla have so ten,
and 20 brcathlessly listened m
SouslyG ringing voice. There inscribed on
IthcLEralfite naught but Ills Mans. Joha
c. breckenridge X That was epit r enough.
amongst those with w:lon,3Slce iivel AMI
daily m ingled and It's magic II IS pcll still
inspires ISentnckians with MODEST anti
lions, with highest purpose. With devoted
conservation to the duties Of pure and
upright citfzensIlip. with truest patriotism
and loftiest and grandcst' ideals,