 | 1885 - 140 strani
...-with emotion the resolution in respect to our late President, -first presented by Judge Mark Skinner. "The Society has met with a great and almost irreparable...meetings. Dying, as it were, in the harness, he has left us the recollection of an honest man, 4 a cultivated gentleman, a good citizen, and an honored public... | |
 | Edward Gay Mason - 1890 - 604 strani
...with emotion the resolution in respect to our late President, first presented by Judge Mark Skinner. "The Society has met with a great and almost irreparable...meetings. Dying, as it were, in the harness, he has left us the recollection of an honest man, a cultivated gentleman, a good citizen, and an honored public... | |
 | Chicago Historical Society - 1890 - 608 strani
...with emotion the resolution in respect to our late President, first presented by Judge Mark Skinner. "The Society has met with a great and almost irreparable...meetings. Dying, as it were, in the harness, he has left us the recollection of an honest man, a cultivated gentleman, a good citizen, and an honored public... | |
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... Arnold. Before the adjournment, Mr. Washburne, the actingpresident of the Society, said: "I am certain that all the members of the Chicago Historical Society, and all others present, will have heard with emotion the resolution in respect to our late... 