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English: Program of memorial services for Charles Sumner, City of Boston, 29 April 1874
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English: Courtesy of National Park Service, Longfellow House-Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site; Archives Number 1002/9.3-158#
Title
English: Program of memorial services for Charles Sumner, City of Boston, 29 April 1874
Publisher
English: U. S. National Park Service
Description
English:

Program of memorial services for Charles Sumner

Archives Number: 1002/9.3-158#009

[page 1]
City of Boston
Memorial Services in Honor of Charles Sumner, at Music Hall
Wednesday, 29th April, 1874.
[page 2]
Order of Services
Organ Voluntarn…Bach
Prayer…Storch
Hear us, Almighty one!
Hear us, all holy one!
Dark rolls the battle before us.
Father, all praise of Thee!
Father, all thanks to Thee!
That freedom’s banner is o’er us.
Like a consuming brand,
Stretch forth Thy mighty hand,
Over oppression victorious.
Help us maintain the right!
Help us, O god of might!
Help us, Thy cause must be glorious
Help us, though we may fall;
From out the grave we call,
Praise to Thy mercy forever.
All power and glory be
Thine through eternity
Help us. Almighty one!
Amen, Amen
[page 3]
Prayer…by Rev Phillips Brooks
Hymn…A Holland National Air
Words by Oliver Wendell Holmes
Once more, ye sacred towers,
Your solemn dirges sound;
Strew, loving hands, the April flowers.
Once more to deck his mound.
A nation mourns its dead,
Its sorrowing voicesone,
As Israel’s monarch bowed his head
And cried “My son! my son!”
Why mourn for him? – for his
The welcome angel came
Ere yet his eye with age was dim
Or bent his stately frame;
His weapon still was bright,
His high shield was lifted high
To slay the wrong, to save the right.—
What happier hour to die?
Thou orderest all things well;
Thy servant’s work was done;
He lived to hear oppression’s knell,
The shouts for Freedom won.
Hark! From the opening skies
The anthem’s echoing swell,-
“O mourning Land, lift up thine eyes!
God reigneth, All is well!”
[page 4]
Introduction Remarks… By Wendell Phillips
Eulogy,
By Charles Schurz
Benediction.

  • Keywords: document; henry w.l. dana papers (long 17314); long archives; charles sumner; funerals; boston; ma; politicians; Collected Materials (1002/009); (LONG-SeriesName); Miscellaneous Famous People (1002/009.003); (LONG-SubseriesName); Sumner; Charles (1811-1874) – Documents regarding the death of; 14 March-18 December 1874 (1002/009.003-158); (LONG-FileUnitName)
Depicted place
English: Longfellow House - Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Date Taken on 29 April 1874
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English: NPGallery
Permission
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Public domain
This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1929.
Contacts
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English: Organization: Longfellow House-Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site
Address: 105 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
Email: LONG_archives@nps.gov
NPS Unit Code
InfoField
LONG
NPS Museum Catalog Number
InfoField
LONG 18673
NPS Museum Catalog Number
InfoField
LONG 17314

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