New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-28

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80 bogored him Woaif hage iofci'l go 80. 80,
~ould-styin8 omy' iD'
TN po, .uaer myself 70 speas OIL f-e on w -, go
,,...i,p WhHe tho Amcric People have lo'. 49,,
- .,tie.tIie Humanity hes icst her most 'si''
- yerlng ana indonltabis advocate have ~
g., guifs COUNSELOR agd a lreni-gno "noh 49,
sr.rcely loss than the dearest ie.floH'' aNN
above al that was mortal among neh- ......
.eak bal behalf Of uy a..ocs,cs treAi - ne w.
ulustri0u. As hts achievements were ne va o-,
lie wasa CIVILIAN. a LlUye-, Junst. us s l.'- ~" 80
a a. irtuef with The science nI our hop.e FiNl.
enriched with al c,ngerial esnins, and 20 ihess he az
ted the ornaments OF Rhetoric ant koQhenee-
in constitutional aw, On the school az rs ounue = -
ln,tou called him In precocious youih 10 &c ~ liea ~
y, pinlouacy That mission di-chareei De re,ul"os ~
as PROCESSION and devoted himself 20 u Wits assidly u
m ths People called him rom me duty OF expouncns Avs
/ ,othe hgher department OF making laws
/ p,.,, .hroueh various and very responsible cepart-
enfs Of rublie service he became Chief Magistrate o.
the Teorbc There be Impressed on ~ hs'9s! 4. en-
1urlpg illustration Of Use, peaceful ana cue
fsir+l,u devoted 70 the cultivation OF RcaNe ~ ~
80 ana rs Interests and 10 extending tne sSH' ~
! ,ubican Instltut01s over me sohuueH' IL -.
shocs .ubartinate 10 the Law and reseaten y - -
vs.r he had thus fled the measure OF me "oiu oN
rsrf alton and OF MS own generous snOt'i'' &c
~ mace In the National LEGISLATURE ara oeNolsH NH-
remained OF life 20 long, Touoas .n1 uuay s srs
vinsicaton of the constitutional liberty OF sptcn' -.
,bc universal and tnateaa6is kiOhI or PETITION. NO'
can We forset that while thus engaged he SCI noo'
ample u.s. by returning ssAn 20 me ns'. 80 ,srsS
lab5rs the unpaid, unrivaled advocate o. tne -
reutives These unhappy iugltives. rescued oy AIN O
the opprC scion OF two great nations Nsie l.',o'
AREA. the d. returned q inc many uisll'Ns - - f
ola OF whom soc bad seen despoiied y 'ue A'A.@ " VA
Whatever difference Of opinion there NAY DC eoheef,t
the principles and policy OF The deceased, AZ heu "
~ seree that be won among American Statesmen AZ
sneny more than any other the fame ACCORDED ~ y"
| nlo.t uusuious Statesman OF ff-nce-lne i''he "
. / Statesmsu- sans psur e. sans ftlfocAe. 1911, 4,
| I. ia fl that TIE DEATH OF such Cltken susNlI :
marked with al the testimonials OF public sei ia o'uS
ma bis LIN NAY have rs Just influence On In.naII.
~ ,h,t IL sbosld DO nOuOret I'm tais tribunal h' iA
e n which Is not unknown throughout 'NS 80 NJ an
records OF which will remain forever In OehaI "
members of the Bar therefore, move tha' 'uen 81
s.o, be entered on the record, and that the cor'
! tnen adjourn.
Z Towbich the CHANCELLOR replied as lollo"s
The Ca.scELIos said that when ore who mas nlleu
LARGE space IN the history u bis country Is suuUen
mi 81 by death especially who hiss been eleNal'ui
the SURFACES Of the people, 10 the Chief MsssAey :. -
ony Free Government upon earth, II 70 the Guy os gu
OF his feow-c Of legislative ooiies ana inunSp
+ cornoraf,on. but also Of the Judicial tribunals OF
ronntry to testify their pect tor bis memory.
lie said he had enjoyed the honor OF seeing mI NpA'
= ~ biz domestic nrcsde Waseinston and Al VuinV'
n that ne had known him a. Secretary Oh ss"V ~ -
a government OF the United Chez Misl'iAte
D. the Republic and IS Representative al he Ieopa
d Congress and IN all these situations De nHd su'Alu
l. ortr
citizen A Kind husband and father, snd most oi'u
- pushed patriot aud statesman. And Whatever ueiehv
- of opinion might exist TO the tendency 81 some nee
"A ures he recommended supported as pubic ser
n ,u,t admit that he was honest In tho belief inst th
er yefe calculated TO benefit his fs0wmen and promote
best interests OF our country.
he The Court would, therefore, grant the woton ana uf
the Regs;er 70 make an appropriate entry upon me nj
" ues OF Court, stating the cause OF nauoh ~
O., | which had rendered such proceeding necessary.
y, Extract from tie Minutes o. the Court.
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