The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-09-06

In tho Old usnctcry at Ccnccrd, N. IL
buchanan Us burGod al worlwnri HUI
Cqms,ery. near Lancaster, Ia. lie gid
In 1868. year ,nrliT tlam irGce.
The most maglifi,ant If al HE m y
mo )als TO the d,wd FIR stdrnts Is ih't
ov,r tho costing place III IImroln. In ih'
Oak Iylee Ceinotery at epringnlh, ~.
II was dedicated dn 1874. It's post 's
SID to have bacn $4,000. His com-
plnion IN history, Garficli, unImely
virtin. like himselS, of the assarssin's
buI,d. aud the iaats ad Of the tight
ocn Presidents WHO have passed away,
Is buried On Lake Wow Cem,tcry, ut
Ciev. hand, o., who're, IN time, u monn-
mcnt oomI arabic with that of Lincom
is expected TO rise.
Thus, of the eighteen dead Prcsi-
DENTS. two only Ne in one spot. Two are
bur1.d in Massachusetts, two IN New
York. five In Ohio, and one each In
New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, X sn-
lucky and Ilinois. Eight dc In pTvaie
the case Of the Adamscs, at Quincy.
There Us no Valhara, no Westminster
Abbey. no pubic ground belonging 90
the nation The Presidents went, In the
end. to the citizenship THAT they rprang
from. TO the equality of the Nnal r.
pose. In great contrast are the roy@'
tombs in Westminster Abbey, to WHOSE
magnifdrence JBgs OF description are
given Yet among them there IS npahing
of Cromwell The body wh$h was pre-
simc1 to be tis-t':pueh thtrc Is doubt
whether II was buried In wes.mirst"r
al pE-was taken up ,Sibbeted mi Ty-
burn, the head paced m "a poe, the
trunk buried beneath .he g,ltws two
y ars after lis death-a pirt of the
glorious acts of the Restoration
In this country there Is NJ nudonl'
cemetery of pre-enanc Webster ;s
buried in ian anciant burying ground .
overlooking the sa, nsrr Marshfirii'
where he lived; and In nike manner
Gays grave Is near rs home Mt ASH
and, In the cemstery at Lexington.
Baymard Taylor H,s at Ipngwood. "a lit
the cometnry watarn sight of his birih-
pace at Kennel. Seward is buried al
Auburn.
F'rlnktn's grave, and the tombstone
covering his and his waf,'s namains.
may be seen from the sitNv,Ik ;hroush
an iron panel fence In ube war Of
the graveyard If Christ Church in
Philadelphia. John Dickinson, '"tlle
Pennsylvania F'aaunr." has an almost
unmarked grave In the Fdfends' burial
ground at Wilmington, Del. Cen.
wayne's rmaJns, eNhumcd nj Erie.
in the Obj fort, and brought by his son
over the mountains in box. seventy
five years ago. are In the graveyard
Of the old church at Rarinor. Aley-
ander Hamilton lies In the Trhni,y
chunchyv.rd, New York, with mpnu-
ment above him. Joseph I;pdman
brakes rcmayns are In private grave
Island Sound, near New York. Joseph
jefferson. the eder, lies buried IN :he
Harrisburg Cemetery. with an ryitaph
by chief Justice Gibson. Ftuncis Scott
Key, who wrote the ''S,ar Spanglcd
Banner" is buried i'm Mount Ohvst
cemetery at Frederick, Md.
Since the original appearance Of
this arac.e, the tomb erected 10 the
memory Of Grant far SURPRISES the
monalmc mt to Lincoln. Grams tomb is
on Riverside Drive. in New York city.
and Is known as one of the most mag
nificsGt buildings I'm AmeEcp. Gen.
Grant died in 1856. Hayes lies huri ed
In the cemetery at Fremont. O.. his
home. Arthur died in New York city
I'm 1856. but his body was taken 20
Albany for burial Benjamin Har-
iS"ai WaS puafcu III NTOWn lt1P ceinr-
terry at Indianapolis, his hpme. Nc
kinney died at Buffalo. whepe he was
assassinatod. but his body WAS also
taken TO hts home in Canton, o, The
Attest death among our FORMER Pros
idents was that of Grover Cleveland.
lie was buried m the omctery az
Princeton, N. j., near the grave of
Aaron Burr.
There are only two mon now 0iMng
who have occupied the office Of Pres
iicnt. Both Of them snem very mueh
alive. although, according TO one, the
other Is no longer to be consfdeaq,d
livdng-ns AN issue.