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The Boston Times states that during n. NJ.
gress of the funeral ceremonies al WorceN,S, wv =.
honor of the lamonted Lincoln, all the store, s.n
orally were closed in tho streets through which
the procession passed. There was one prouinsn 'sL
exception, however, it adds that of man bv lbe
name of Eaton. who exhibited pIacard in IroO .'
of bis store as the cortsge neared his place uDor
which were inscribed the words mo HOMAGE en- n
marderers"


This fellow Eaton is no doubt Whip and
with Corwin, Giddings, and many others Of b,
tribe, looks upon the War as " uurighteou, and
damnable" Such men are a disgrace 10 lbsi
own country, while they are scorned and Aisstd at
by the intelligent and honorable of all other couD
tries; and they live on in the blacknes Of a,w
treason, monuments of the freedom of opinion and
of speech in the United States Like Arnold
they may die in their beds, but the indignation O
M honest and patriotic people is upon them, and
their memories will be Infamous in the ewes
all poslerity.