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Butler was free from bigotry. His religion was intelligent. It was the religion of the under- standing and of the heart ; it entered into all his life. As it was the religion in which he expected to die, — by which he hoped to find consolation in his last moments, — he also felt it was a religion to live by, and to govern him in all he did towards his fellow-men. It constituted the charm of his char- acter in life, — and it was the beautiful event of his death. On the last day of his life, when... he felt that his hour approached, he uttered the expression : " I feel no pain : I die a happy man ! " Sir, that death was a fit crown to his life. That death speaks to us that the idea of immortality is not a dogma ; that it is a reality ; that the Scripture has not said to us in vain : " Eye hath not seen, nor 46 ear heard, nor liave entered into tlie lieart of man, tlie things which God hath prepared for them who love Him. " Mr. TiLDEN having accepted Judge Edmonds' amendment to the resohitioDS, they were put by the Chair, and carried, after which the meeting ad- journed.
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Butler was free from bigotry. His religion was intelligent. It was the religion of the under- standing and of the heart ; it entered into all his life. As it was the religion in which he expected to die, — by which he hoped to find consolation in his last moments, — he also felt it was a religion to live by, and to govern him in all he did towards his fellow-men. It constituted the charm of his char- acter in life, — and it was the beautiful event of his death. On the last day of his life, when... he felt that his hour approached, he uttered the expression : " I feel no pain : I die a happy man ! " Sir, that death was a fit crown to his life. That death speaks to us that the idea of immortality is not a dogma ; that it is a reality ; that the Scripture has not said to us in vain : " Eye hath not seen, nor 46 ear heard, nor liave entered into tlie lieart of man, tlie things which God hath prepared for them who love Him. " Mr. TiLDEN having accepted Judge Edmonds' amendment to the resohitioDS, they were put by the Chair, and carried, after which the meeting ad- journed.
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