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ed in him, to bow down in submission beneath the
Christening hand of Almighty God, to pay Its due
tribute of honor to the memory OF departed worm
and greatness, and lay the awful admonltlon wisely
aud hnmbly TO heart.


The melancholy event we are contemplating
presents striking lesson OF the mutabllity OF
human affairs, and dull and insensible must that
heart be, that is not opened to the impression
A few short weeks ago. private man, calleo
forth by the loud acclaim, and upiited as on the
ou'spread hands. of mighty people, was borne
along in triumphal procession through the streets
of the Capital, TO be invested with the highest
dlgnites that are in the Gift of mankind. lie IS
the centre of pageant, not perhaps the most
dazzling in outward show but more sublime IN
the inner idea and meaning than all the empires
of the elder world can exhbh,--the object ol
eager gaze to gathered thousands there, and OF
intense interest to scattered millions elsewhere
The pealing shout of multitudes rends the ar,
$ he seals his high commission with the reverent
oath and he is borne, amid accamations, 10
palace home and stands there, the chieiest, fore
most man Of broad continent-the equal OF kings
high as the highest on earth. A few days pass
by. and the mortal body of that same man IS
borne along the same track, in the sad and silent
pomp of funeral woe. and laid away alone, IN the
dark tomb 10 inou!der back TO kindred dust and
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