The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
that his body should rest at Mount
Mitchell fl Z q IN
The Grave In the Clouds.

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were trese 4. whit. ALI ar ~. ss,,.-
rounding countjes u;crn {, a rsei,, .rn,,-..
scented. 7 not ot,Iv IN theIr staIwn = n,.n
but w great .,I,1mbers, ne ,t,a,r ,piv..
daughters q a rl,iidren .c,,a. - VIZ
had wulked and cli,nhod n,.l,a ~ t,.a.,..s
miles to witness tte In tereati,,~ srs,ss
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leVeI Tsnot ~, ti,a 30 4. -. : ~
than d + vood -aized rnn,,, ,vno ,haaSs..
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face of ali the inexpressibie .,iortas
which sprend ont s,ntsevcrv d,rsct,nn
high over the Atlantic u;nr,f1 ana "a
removed, ns nj, 's,,ct,l sce,,as a,, uMl ~
from thc strife md tn,n,,it ~ 'tha>io,
err aud distant lands, ana where nature
exerted her grandest charms to lift
tne Soul OF men 70 the contemplation
or Him from Whose hand they came.
lhey iaid the christian hero's dust to
rest HIS monument and his tomb are
oHe, ana grnnder hath no man In
THIS world. " looks eastward toward
MS New England birthplace, and be-
nina MN ID the great land OF the South
west, filled with 30 many whom he
ioYed ana taught. There, says Pro-
Iessor Charles Phillips. once beloved
pupil and long fellow teacher In the
university. he shall rest until the
Judgment day, In mausoleum such
as no other man has ever had. Reared
by the hands OF Omnipotence. 1t was
assigned to him ~ those to whom II
was given thus to express their esteem.
and 1t was consccrated by the lips of
eloquence warmed by affection amidst
MIN lies the North Carolina he loved
80 wei ana served 30 faithfully. From
his LOFTY couch Its hills and valleys melt
INTO lta pains as they stretch away
to the shores OF the eastern ocean.
whence the dawn OF the last day steal
ing Quietly westward. as 1t lights the
mountain tops first, shall wake him
done, good and faithful seryant"'
He spoke In Parnbles.
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nnthinp sIss ,vamId have n,acea hin, In
tho rorefron + ~ the are In witch ,,e
lived. In a session OF the senate which
convened In 1883 a very unjust report
was circulated throughout the State
that at the November election which
occurred In that wear a conspiracy had
been entered into by the people OF
Virginia IL massacre the colored people
nj Danyilie on that day.
slEcovernor Vance was not alto-
eether familiar with party politics In
Virginia, Mr.. John S. Barbour the
chairman OF the Democratic Contra,
to attend the session OF the committee
OF investigation and prompt the Gov
ernor whenever ne REQUIRED my ser
vices. whlch accordingly dlo. ,ena-
tors ,Hoar ana snern,an ~, ~ele me
pupilean menoers .. .ne GO pa,,,,,,
Whtch consisteo u =. .ntee lWo
licans and one Democrat. Dur'ng
long investigation Governor vance.
|vindicated fully the. character ana ana Eood
name OF the state ana pidCeQ lHe pSO-