New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
IIMES WILSON HONORED
any IzID BESIDE WIFES.
r.,os;ss By Moody, Mitchell, Car
s.o;e. Uhife and Parker.

49, ,,-V-Yth impressive cere-
-. a.. body OF James wilson, ot ,
n sirue- OF the Declaration OK lhue ',N -
-, ~ the convention when frhNlsu '''e
constitution and one OF 'iie oIIeI-iA , -, o..
es-,-s-ue Court Of the United s'sles' WHICH ioi
TIE e~1r ~ "a Iusn IN g North Carolina grave was
q .o-ssv beside that OF his wife IN q 'oInp IN
pA1,-.vard Of historic Christ Church On the
vu,nut coffin Il was lowered ihto tne
20. os ancient design. lay large "reAul' tNe
vs.. - -ha tvventy-sixth President OF the nation
-. foundation he helped to build ana suETouIio-
VIZ 80 crave stood with heads uncovered a
t1.,tstiv. OF the President justices OF me red
e,rrrer7e Court the Governor OF FenhsylVslla
eb.-s n. the state and local judiciary and ols-
,,.bA6 citizens 81 this end other cities Be-
.ha exercises st the church the body lay in
a.. IN the Declaration Room OF Independence
- ,re-e n. general public had opportunity
q pay last tribute -., .
-, c.-e,,it and was buried at Edentown. y. c.
g. ~. desire OF those who recognized his work
= -. early struggles OF the republic 10 have him
ere midst Of the scenes OF his most important
- Ths body was dsinterred Tuesday. and
-. couveyed 70 this city by the United States
rnbost Dubuque, which arrived here shortly be-
sors uoon to-day.
-. hoiy was received by Governor Pennypaoker
.,s YES carried on the shoulders OF Elk United
-, ss;lo-s to Independence Hall The escorting
- oops,stsd Of the Wilson memorial committee
.sssntstives OF Colonial societies and prominent
.s.,.ns unoer guard OF the 1st City Troop Phila-
,.nhas's Oldest military organization. The old
c.r.s House was draped in mourning, and
--,slng the coffin IN the historic room where the
n,ssrston Of Independence was signed were
n.rous floral tributes
BODY LIES IN STATE.
-. body lay IN state from noon untu : 30 p. H.
~ssp III. justices OF the United States Supreme
ou-t arrived. At 90 o'clock the doors were closed
:, TIE public and Attorney General Moody, Chief
fuics Fuller and Assistant Justices White, Day
suS Holmes and Judge Gray OF the United States
r.rcs.t Court admitted the building. After
& private view a procession formed for the
-.rch 70 Christ Church First came the cavalry
/, brilliant Uniform on foot IN double file then the
ssg drapsd coffin. followed by the four Supreme
Court justices who acted honorary paIlbearers,
representatives of Colonial societies and state and
csy officials.
c.r!st Church Is in the hesrt OF the city's bust
nss district, and the funeral party slowly
marched along the sidewalks there was z general
saspension o. business.
Tbs services n the church were conducted by the
Pr Rev Alexander Mackay-snith, Bishop Coadju-
iur 0, the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Pennsyl-
raaA Following the services Governor Penny
packer took charge Of the exercises, a2d before IN
reducing the other speakers delivered a brief
sulogy Ee was followed by Samuel Dickson Of
rhk ciry. who spoke for the bar OF Pennsylvania,
tnt William Drape- Lewis. VINO paid a tribute IN
II. name Of the University OF Pennsylvania
DR. 1uTcHBLUs ADDRESS.
Dr. E Weir Mitchell spoke for American literary
nsa, saying il part.
goIe Which more than this OF Christ Church
,Es , e . - es GsLs,d consec-atea y the use OF
tae aisss and in The grea1e s;--s aIaVsrd 81 ,a
IN 10 @fra
u1In.as whtch cover me chjid~ea OF = coTos-s tLss
q tas sts- say whe. NOSE who made OF the col
eo.ei COUNT we're brousht IN TURF 10 this. their
q ne Var tgr Independence Here too lie in rbe
.seos rs-ca IS pest gndecsl2uc-ng the Tory genJle-
n aeIe record OF the names Of those who lie
VIM taese burial grounds constitutes TIE BIO
eas1TFsd since The lana jook On its 0wn rule For
tes {! re signeTs OF the Declaration. Frank
ta1l and STATESMAN; Frcs s3ooknson R6bezt
m t nc 6o5 lo naTk ny I the 3aang1Es era al yoar feet
Histories of PeHpgylvartG- On these walls are
~ whom the fearless bishop struck from the
- taegIls.E IN the thought which results to-day
g1~AS among als 2vers 1he body O. James
.Hs asat ID on the decia-stio1 which framed our
Eteeor lis thoughts are everywhere II the great
.asfnts q 80: az az rrsl1eTiry 2tFtS Afi9 a15 me Inc
PES of foreign snd ciV;. z-rl1e held together the
ts = is that - raa = reasonable and just that
st az ~ eIno2g tie grEves % tae nan who were
- .t4oE Horkers n wsr and peace al that is
1g.N q James Wilson. s.1tesTnan and turist,
'loss and teacher e lsN-
andrew Carnegie rald tns tribute Of Scotch
Ans-iczas. he satd 81 rJr.:
-. re 70 add 70 tAs t1;7u1es already paid to the
a. CT Scotland SPEAKING - his fellow citizen OF
re and Es Lord Eectg- u s.. Andrews UEiver-
s iasa 5 Taor SSs W. s fs day sa5s 5sa6s and who's.
:. l.eG -. sie inTs-ca5-s services 10 o1r couhSy
ssarsE-s University upon democratic ideas. Il
- |-oiisLs- q --a- olaest OF scotch uhlEeTsl-
- vac, IhFee LCElred ana hIfy years ago, first
.oc4ainsd IN Britain that ell power resided IL the
rep3e anG tnat kings were TO ne upheld only as
-5r Is tney wrought the Peoples good doctrines
raGA Milton adopted from him at later day in
:stlOCratic and republican and an intense advo-
-es O lndependence by virtue OF his Scotch birth
sSaahg those who il the perilous days OF the Rev
iIssry - struggle never fal-ered IN their devotion
dssadeh1cas 1a' q man OF the cause OF American IN
e vas ore q the zigners Of the Declaration of
70 the structure Of the Repubilc AS long as the
ss sasfu@6!e @ endures 50 long t8ey endure Franklin
- S--heTspo1n, Two Of the immOTtals. have long
aLson revsrsntly conveyed th!faer bv men Who
80 se II s. doing rendered high public service are
sssesR R H. Hs &c colleagues unde. the aegts Of Indepen
sanderfg Fer a9ST 1e eng - S!aGsLone the most
s9a TSsEo sEo purpose OF man"
,,R..!!asu-saed Americans have to-day paid their
$50 = James Wilson and expressed the pro-
.sao gratitude felt for MIN by the Republic II re.
S1f Sc.1f IoE me- 70 say. n behalf OF Scotland and the
fSef~ fS9.- - Asiaef.ean element that they also bow
~. Asads reFerently yet proudly IN memory Of
b--s t9ee patriot, whose record sheds lustre upon
ss - !lallTe and adopted lands. lie proved him
81 nan worthy OF 1Otn. " hen this can De trDIv
esS ss i Is SaiH % this eminent Scortist-Arleri-
Er-l,' ne E Aq-iTE, Is lite worth lIv!ngf' mas its
w. answer mere, y es graldly worth living II
ts st James Wilson lived" Lei IS see 10 n that
.a,.b1s, pc serves 70 keep IN the path OF dury
r-Si.-. 70 TIE end, devoted as he was 70 the -
ts 81 ,9gnaec upon liberty through law, which ne
80 much 10 moulG '' ~
p,5 aT2es Wilson her loyal son Scotland is Justly
: James Wilson. her loyal citizen Anle~ic5
rec stelst1-. and both viii keep his Iusmorv
4 N lasting ana honored remembrance
Ex-JCDGE PARKERs SPEECH
Co s-on q Parker. formerly Chief Judge of ,ra
.-'' o. Appeals Of the State Of New York said.