. Zion's landmark [serial].. s alsoSecretary of the State Granger for many years,giving the highest satisfaction and causing universal regret when he declined a re-election. Wewill ever miss his cheerful face, and words ofwisdom at our meeting. Therefore Resolved: That by this painful vis-itation of Our Heavenly Father the grange members, lhat we greatly cherish his memoryand profit b\ the example of devotion to the his own will. Resolved, That we tender to his afflicted wifeand children our sincere and heart-felt svmpatlnin their irreparable loss and cm but hope that will sustain anil protect
. Zion's landmark [serial].. s alsoSecretary of the State Granger for many years,giving the highest satisfaction and causing universal regret when he declined a re-election. Wewill ever miss his cheerful face, and words ofwisdom at our meeting. Therefore Resolved: That by this painful vis-itation of Our Heavenly Father the grange members, lhat we greatly cherish his memoryand profit b\ the example of devotion to the his own will. Resolved, That we tender to his afflicted wifeand children our sincere and heart-felt svmpatlnin their irreparable loss and cm but hope that will sustain anil protect them in their sore hour of Resolved, That as a testimonial of respect,.,pageinthc minutes be set apart as a memorial to Resolved! ThaTthe desk of our worthy () ver-se er be draped in mourning, and the usualbadge of mourning be w orn for 30 days. Thata copy of these resolutions be furnished the fami-ly of deceased brother, that they be entered on theminutes of the Grange mid published in the W. E. Sugg, tMrs. H. C. Knight. \. REMARKS. Mr Joseph E. Porter was a man ofrare courage and of sterling principlesof truth, and of strong and clear convic-tions of duty. While very quiet and re-served he was full of courage, bravery andfirmness, and of endurance in the midstof many trials through which he was his lot to live in days of hardshipand toil, days that required much coolenduring courage to enable one to meetthe fire of war and the sword of wasteand death. His father was one of like courageand endurance, well known as a lover cftruth and sternly opposing passed away from earth but a fewweeks before his son, and the two rank-together as men of virtue and integrity,father and son equally sharing the samefate, equally bearing the same honor ofloving the right and hating the wrong. Mr. Porters predilections were in favbr of the Bible doctrine of divine, creative and eternal sovereignty, and henceof the predestination of God who worksall things after the counse
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