The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-06-28


hls marriage with an accomplished LADY
The daughter of Mr.. Nicklin, an eminer
merchant OF that city.
Tie death of his father, which occur
red shortly after he retired from the ael
Rinislratlon OF the treasury department,
: 'iaS7N rom VI. Daiias, IN the outset OF hi.
career at the bar, not merely the beneli
oil professional assistance seldom equal
Ie''' but those Kind and endearlng associa
IONS which could have grown up only il
intercourse with one whose genius was
not more or'lllan! than his affections were
warm. oell-dependent, however, he APP
Pheu ''lmseii with the more ardor to The
Practice Oh 'he law T.; ana being appointed
',o oepuy OF .ne Auo ney General
:" ''o '''y % nilauelPl'ia' nc soon gave
e'','o'Vo VI ,la, sh'l' III conducting GRIM
''a' Eases "ii'cA mas since always dIstIn'
S"'S'''0 ms "cc"s.oha' attention 10 'lla'
'c' 'n"u" y. n'a procession "i!eh' IN me
o'-oM"'s e1., el'asgeS were introduced
INV '''o ''Suano'y oi pennsylvania against
O'I''o' i''iuiay' which resulted IN
ies's'a''Ve ihyestga'lon' Mr. Dallas acted
40 MS couh1ci' ana 'he iirmness ana abli-
~ winch ic o'sPiayed lhFonghout the
"Noie proceeding, paced MN al once, by
se"eia' cohSe"l' III rank IN MS probes
9'on 'i'"' ia, se'uo" Oeeh attained by so
!ou"s "'' ''u'oca'e'
~ 10 sc''cely necessary 10 remark, that
'io 1Aigeiicics Vi iegal NE could not
"''"eiaw MT. DaiiaS from ,he deepest M
'efeS' III Poii'icai topics DerlVing, rom
'ne cohu"cs ana counseis OF his iather'
anu rom the associations oil his earliest
YOUTH as wen as those OF later years, a
suohB attachment 10 the PFttthfeip'es and
grows OF INC democratic party, he had
never Jailed TO cooperate with his fellow
cilizehs IN the measures which were cal
cuiated to advance them. The more
Tranquil administration oil Mr.. Monroe,
succeeding to the fierce political conflicts
winch existed during the war with Eng
land did not present many questions that
rallied party controversies ON national al
ia'rs ) ou' 'le eiecuoh OF governor HE'S
'er III pennsylvania hau Drought me iea-
eiai parry i,l'o power IN 'ia' s'a'e' AMER
iohg Per'ou VI uc'nocfa'ic aScehue'cy'
a'u no one emoarAea WIN more zeal 'iian
MI Daiias IN ehueaVorihg 10 eilec' The
tos'o'aioli vi '!ie Poiicy "l'ich ne pelieV-
Gu 10 DC esseil.lai 10 SOUND anu just ad-
''''i,s'raion oi 'l'e AFFAIRS Oh me common
wealth ihese cHof's resulted III ll'e 'fi-
u''Pnan. re-e'ec'ioh Oh Governor 0hui'z'
'ne c'nulua'e Oh inc aomocfa'ic parry.
n"' "''''e """,''iii,y' io'o"eu ny sue
cess mus a''e'iuoo inc course oi Ills Po-
i'.'oai associates III 'lic s,a'e' 'he ele'nen'S
oI DIVISION among Inc democracy oil NE
o"'o'i pega" 10 NC apparent III regard 10
.ne iiui'iuuai WHO was 10 succeed Nr'
NiJ y, 10y P0''o'ia' 'SSc'ia''omS' rs
wen 90 " J''' "Pi'oI'""?" " MS u'S''h
s'.s'0' ,''0','S' ''"O ~" Ni'' O"'ias "
= rni'0 WIZ" q '"'so 'o''.o'' VI MS 'o''',cai
!, ie""s III icnnsyiSalia III a desire 'ha'
VIC 'o'e W '"S' S'a'c s"ooiu DC gwen 10
mr: oalnouh' anu ,he SUCCESS WIN
wlich 'llas statesman had conducted The
administrator Oh Inc war department ioT
'ne e'gnl previous years seemed 10 give
nora,;vo ,,on,h Of tho oh;l;,, Ia o,,ll
d;snl,v - on,, ovo.n,;no an;9o -. ,'.I;'L
tho voice If his coun,ryr,on should nal,
him WHO, Lowonor ,ho oomoraI aa,,
linen, IF tho ronuhl;can nar,,5 tLrannLo,,,
the rrr;on evnrassol dasirc 80 aa~ea.
tho venerable ra,.;o, ,nho haJ ~ Iaa.,I
So faithfully ma;nto;nod ,ho;r nrind; n %',e
in various nos,s or civil ,rus, onJ co h.;l
liap,v augmented the olorv If h;s conn,r,.
in the field Of hattie Mr. DalI,s w;,I
sentiments towards cerorol T.clson ~
which the friends Of Mr. Colhonn IN