Eulogies On the Death of Hon William Smyth in the House of Representatives De
Eulogies On the Death of Hon William Smyth in the House of Representatives De
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Mr. Speaker, having been •well acquainted with the deceased, and being his Kucce«sor iti position here, it would seem proper llint 1 should say a few words in response to I lie resolution now i)e!bre the House. Yet in making sucii remarks, involving the higher aspiraiioMS of the mind and addressed to the finer. Leciings of the heart, i am very forcibly reminded of the poverty and inaccuracy of buMian language when applied to such asubject. A few simple words, however, sometimes speak volumes. 1...1. )w often have I heard members of this body, on learning of the death of Colonel Rmvtii, say, " I am sorry. He was a good man ; he wus an honest man. " This, sir, tells the Btory ol liis whole life, fortlirongh all the busi- iietis relations of life, and in the execution of Jill ihe many trusts conferred on him by the fcufK-age of the people, he has borne the same unwy, vering love for honesty of purpose and integrity of character. And it must be con tesscd that his life was truly the life of a great man, when we reflect that it was filled with every-day acts of kindness and deeds of usf ful- ness, and that each good deed adds to the great sea#f life a wave of progress that shall go forward through all the varied years of the future and break at last in the beauty of holi- ness on the shores of eternity.
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Mr. Speaker, having been •well acquainted with the deceased, and being his Kucce«sor iti position here, it would seem proper llint 1 should say a few words in response to I lie resolution now i)e!bre the House. Yet in making sucii remarks, involving the higher aspiraiioMS of the mind and addressed to the finer. Leciings of the heart, i am very forcibly reminded of the poverty and inaccuracy of buMian language when applied to such asubject. A few simple words, however, sometimes speak volumes. 1...1. )w often have I heard members of this body, on learning of the death of Colonel Rmvtii, say, " I am sorry. He was a good man ; he wus an honest man. " This, sir, tells the Btory ol liis whole life, fortlirongh all the busi- iietis relations of life, and in the execution of Jill ihe many trusts conferred on him by the fcufK-age of the people, he has borne the same unwy, vering love for honesty of purpose and integrity of character. And it must be con tesscd that his life was truly the life of a great man, when we reflect that it was filled with every-day acts of kindness and deeds of usf ful- ness, and that each good deed adds to the great sea#f life a wave of progress that shall go forward through all the varied years of the future and break at last in the beauty of holi- ness on the shores of eternity.
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