The Detroit times., 1910-12-15
There was, indeed, glory in it.

There was, indeed, glory in it.
There triumph greater than the taking of walled city
There was regret and in it.
There isn't the bgness heart that there was in
the of "Tom' Navn
Their. m always the same sense of justice mind
tanned for fellow of charity that responded many
times ofner than the appeal brother in
hard luck.
This fes glory distinct shock to those who knew him
best and the genuneness their words of appreciation
was handicap would have crushed weaker nature II
was response call v and nsen manhood that he rose
to power than that held by any other on
in the history of his state
There was nothing of fshness in his makeup
power his politician generally proved
of more benefit to someone they did to tom" Navn
village hamlet remote or ourorners
In all this great state but where the news read with
full appreciation relation Mchgan's political history
And vet his Office and his home where he
known best saw commanded nearly his full time
Who then, will take issue when THERE WAS MUCH TO
SUCH A MANI
As the hand of death was laid sentiment country which
inst Michigan the election of governor who the
calling for the credentials OF
the political Navn of the word
He was naturally equipped this responsibility to his party
He knew human and enjoyed their confidence
aghted possessed of political which made him
invaluable capacity his counsel and services were
beyond the bounds OF his state as well as In the
ambitions of local aspirants
BY training and association however the old school which
political party and the reward the faith
full the first consideration of administrations
order of things Michigan found him partisan appone
upon prison and Chase Osborn member
party his close friend and whom he supported elected
: the office of governor
platform upon elected and from which he So
cted the votes his citizens complete overturning
of things Michigan resignation VINO had been den
under which Tom Navin had be-
question member the Jackson board served with the greatest
great advantage of the state
pleasant duty Govee Osborn had perform the
Detroit delivering the Of the
people the first suggest to him
in back that he belonged in the governors chair
would been and required much less Of Of
obligation had Navn been enemy.
Tom would have been the last be party the de-
pab spectacle presented Detroit by the
charging responsibility the fatal
The with which Osborn asked for the resignation of Navn from
voice of the people Michigan only
friendship personal appreciation with which
delivered the umatum-the ultaum which tom" Nava
challenged every he the
campaign followed campaign.
Belonging school, the fight The People with
This time The People won and Nava was better loser than the
. enemies o appear comprehend.
He bowed mandate expressed November
versaon friend but regret being
complete his term
There just two words:
In which the browning glory has
gone out glory the tribute they that might
choose political leader not the of individual power
to the FATHER.
And as father husband lastly
BY no means least, FRIEND, steadfast and
kindly the soft voice the big heart and the helping
going to be nwned with
triumphant survives the only who should proud
bear it
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