Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
DEATH or JUDGE nARslIAra.

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 DEATH or JUDGE MARS15AL.R. sss P \ It m Wsh emotions off AespeATaRfrt lhaa we an. nounge @ cur FeRdes5 iHns 3ORflf HAkSAAERs Chs Justiee of tse Supreme Court of the Uaisea States departed s. lis ai halt P..t six pcloc& yes!erdey
 teraOoR, ae she Boardine Hooee of Nlrs. Csim Wal. oua street eeDw FouFtt, Philadelphia. Ths paintal intelligence cnnnot bnt produce a savong seasAtiOa shrrSueh"ut ihe whole cOuniry: .sla5, .. ... Mr Marshall was born in yiTgOia, on the 24ah q SePemher l1a; and, early as the summer Of l755
 receaved cOnnmIsSiOU as heuenant Of Company oil Minute 'nea. nod was slossy aer eagaged iashs bat. ue q the Great Brdge whore she BFiish troops. 1a- der Lord DShmore. were repused with great galtant- ty He was subsequently engaged in the uHeorahls battles oi Rraadywine. 0eEmanaOwO. and MoMmoa.h and, i" l7SO obtained liceHce practice law. He reinrned io the Army shortly aer and can!iaaed in the service until e iermnaiion of Aynois tnvasIon.
 l" the spring of l7ss he was elected nesn"er of the Sia,e Legislature, and in the autumn O the same year, member oi the Executive Council, and mar- ried D l7S3s h l788 he was elected n Represenea- tive of the city 0f Richmond iO the Legislature CE Vlr einia. and cOWansd 10 occupy that station. iur the years l789 l79O, 179l, and sIOn lhe recall ot NlT Munrn, as Minister from France, Presideat Washing ton solicited Mr. Marshall 10 acce1e the appointment he was elected aud tosk kis seaa ia in 1900 he was apPOinied SecFeaary ae War. T
 On the Slsi day of 3annary, l8Ql he became Ghiei Justine ot the Supreme Court of the U0ited States which dieting station he sonsnaed to fi! wi'h unsuled dgNiiy, and pfe-emaiaeat abslisy, uat the close of his aaorial career Ills hograPher l. OU8CtVGS-'' Giarkable n his whole character, even more han ne fnlaNAA aents, is tbe epre consistency of his pnbe life and prIncipies. ia nsAhRs ln either when
 Ds 5 never deerred hm from ,he srict performance O hie duty. Amid the ex'rayagaIcies of party spirit he s.ood win
 calm aud s'eady !naexibili'- beadngio ..e prees0re ofadvesiy bounding with the elasticity Of Rucceee. tie lived such man sllnnd live, hy and with hs principles. Hive were .empsed caay in one word in what he excelled alt other men, we sbauld A nf pepad under the hardy discipline of prtnctPes with that of Knowledge, which constantly ated and refined iis old treasures, and as constantly gathered new The Constitution, since is adoption, owes more to hm than any other single mind, for ts true in.erpre iaOn. Whether t lives erishea, hs exposition of ils principles will be m eldurGg nolumen, to hs sober views of govefneat shall invite the eisares or command ihs attention of sia.esmea aVd jaris.s."
 He died calmly and iranqui'ly s9rseaaded 6y ansee was no, unexpected, and he was faly prepared. But lew days ence he penaed Inscription for his tomb- s'one. PAiaadsiphia Enquirer, Jsiy7.aa
 CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL, by William WGt.- The Chief Jpsee of the United States is in ne per. 500 tall, meagre, eHsca,ed, hs muscles re'axed ana his joints so loosely conaected as not ony ,o as1a
 fy him, apparently, for any vgorons exerons o the body, bui des,oy every thing he elegance and har- moNy in hs mir and movements. Indeed 10 his whole apreafnnoe and demeaaor--dsess. attitude aud gss-
 ures-sitiing, standipg waking-he a as lar remo- ved from me dolixing grace. of Lord Cheserasla ne any other aenslemmn 6n earths To c0ssiaue the DOT
 s head ss s S # s: lace being relaxed. gives him the appearpace o man sO ysars of .ss cor sss as De much ySp.gss h
 humor and hilari.y; white bic black eyes, .he aner. ring index-possesa rFalaiing spiris which pro- slaims !he inpsra power of the mi"d that sits s'-
 This extraorainary man, without ,ts aid nt fancy, without the advantage ef person. voice, attitude, gsss ture or Any of ehe ornsmsns of m orator. deseryes .s he een.ider.d as one ofths mos, eloqnen; men I n power Of seising the aitenOn with frestaiiDte oFce, nad neseF permitting it D elnde the grasp, nail the bearer has received the conviction which s speaker AZ ,o his person, a has already been asecsibed.-
 Hsyoice is dry and hssds his astiGein his uost ei
 issvs. esasss s.s ssFs%s X. as
 eesdag From his sikhs ass aad eenp.aaag wese'y g vehement perpendicular swing of tfOms above the elevation of hts head 10 the bar, behpd vhich e was
 Az to fancy, if she held ssa. tn his mipd a, ai, which very much doabt his gigantic geaius ram pies ~i.h disdaia oil her flower dsceed plants wb look of sAcreduioss curiosity-how is it poss- ble that such man can hold the aitenii"n of sas diencs encianed throegh . speech of aa esd'nary Ha possesses one original ard .slmostss
 aculy of developing the sabjecs by NsnR's glance o
 his mind. and detec,iNg ai once ihe very point on qaeson, though ten mes more knosy tlaa the sgnar. led oak, he lightning of heaven s not more resss'sss than hs asonishina 6eneWass0n. NOs does tAsexer. else of it seem to cost effort. Oa the conrarys q is saay . sisioR. am peseaadea that nm eyes do not 6y landscape and take n iss sartous cb iecs with psomptilude and iaciiy tha9 hss nod smbraces and aaalyxes che mos. complex sutjecse
 Possessng whils the bar this intellectual eIeva' iioa. which enabled him to look down aad compre' hend the whole ground as once, he determined, imme
 dia,ely, and without diculy, oa which side the ques iion might be most adsaOsageQasly acpsoached a"' assailed: b bad cause. his art eonsleaed in aynl his premiees remotely from she point directly tn de bales or ese 70 terms 50 gsnes0ns sad speeeas, ha the henSer seeing no consequeucee Which cops bs dfaWa from them, was jsst as wibag to admit q
 bss his promises encs admitsed, the demonsira
 ion, however disast followed esrianiy ss eogeet
 All his eioqaeacs comsisas ia the apparently dsey seifeoaviclion and emphatic easnestness of hs man nsr; ihe correspondens simplicity snd energy of h
 syle ike close and ogicel connection ot hs houghs r and the easy evadaons hy which he opens his lsht on the attentive minds ef his hearers. \ StS3f&@&4E9 %#Y-88&SS %@ks8% \
 Ms. vaD Buren sad Mr. Forsyih aye 0n .theif, way here. he Psesdens and lot of fhneiioHasies hold court st aho Rip RMps. zhs gevernmsae tAm0s Ken. dall) vaasains at Washlegson. By ihe hys, Kendall has seat Dai9 Wiih che old ahieftO Pelst Comlor sec ihA he does aollng particularly wrong estGt0si eas 70 fks party That poor old inen has neem sus- rounded wh spis male aad semals or ahs 'ass shFse ss'''S-f'" sssS- !" 4.'S T,S a - uistfft 4tss.8 ad
 Sew yeass siOee, as ybe seebsasios q the unieAn asnisefsssy. poor psAlas whc &ss pEassai, "teceu
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