New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
Holm c. CaIhcuu.

four ilrst-ions men connected VITO aFars "no
have been fxel stars o; yarlous r1aguitlde' ana
listers, around whom other ls Il have noFel u
some sort as satellites Henry Cay. born 10 -'.'.
DAME. eosier alA Jno' Z = sAa2-- BON 20 sd 80
and Ihofa - r. benton Dom 10 .'--. Inc DO '--''--
IS broken - ceaL1 'A-'e ne. az ?"
and WITH H1oeraianc us operating " i'n ''e'' ''
most Vlsof az dlfcns.ln5 one Oh "- mos '1l1i'"
t'us 41estons mat has ever o''-P'7' .l' a''e'.
ton Il the 6o'eroHc1i We pT'io'e o'l-'! aA'
hastily to survey w. amour .A'c0'' am .' ISL
mate L's genius ana .NA'S'''
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"a. DO lre.suif "hen fat.l.~ Oa.hoan' - .a' e''
's' about l'ree years OH. l"'s s'''e' "''' 4"
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virginia "t'L'e 'Po" '"- 'e'el'' % ~ N'ea1', "
tney were dr'en INTO S"'h Da'oIns. F@'no"
Calhoun selected home ia the Aobev..c District
an1 % g stu me properly q. rs chi-are" u'rrl
. the p'l'a''ons snd pcr-soi frontier Hic-aa'i's
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man o' "e promo s-S'' We oi7''A'e' u. NAM
san4 ol"S't conn. .''' vas 'eea- WIN DIS TEL.
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escaped "ilnon' "''n'' '' eAeF''s' u 'ls CIV"
AFFAIRS ~ u's d'sir" 'he a'cerdaE'y NJ haa Or.
CURED IN lts mli'arr operations 10 MAINTAIN
aslo'"d "slt o. s1'isse' DE ia'' ASIDE me hea'!
aprons ana Guilty l'- AI''e' '' MS "a" ts''' 1l'
went v .'" las D''-n'''' "'aIF p "''''e' 'n.
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la'ue' ana BIS sistef Ooih q'ed "ltI'n te"f' ana
the academy was closed ne renamed howcsef
some time with us oroihcrln iaw occupied with
dcsultor5 ,admg but hnay returned 10 hrs mother
and was nearly four years hunting hshins AMI a.
sstns IN tie business oil the farm Having deter
mined 10 be planter be abandoned al thoughts OF
classical education until he was about nineteen
years Of age. At this period an eide, brother
who held lucrative place in counting house 10
Chareston, went up to Abbcyi.le 10 pass the Sum.
mer business vacation md, apprecatns the CT
psctes Of the younger son, urged him to study r.
one of the liberal professions, plcdglng part OF
his own income 70 meet Inc necessary expenses.
HIS plans were acceded 70 and the student entered
so earnestly upon the business Of preparation that
within two yoars from his commencement of the
Latin grammar he was rec ,ived into the Junior
Gas. Of Yale College It's related that after an
animated controversy with him. which arose du
ring class recitation from Paley, Dr. Dwight re.
marked to friend that the Young man had lent
enoueh 10 be President of the United states ana
wonld one dav attain 70 that station The aim Of
his s,nbitjon was shown m Lis commencement
,bosis which vos Tie Qualifications uece.sorv 70
.,,,,,,c -, pertlt SloJcs,,01 He Graduated in
lsoi and immediately beean the study of the law
r.; tho vol known school Of Judge Reeves and Mr.
Gould a,Iitcl6ell where he continued wear and
q half after which he spent asinailar period ia
tho office Of Chancellor De Saussure IN Charleston
.,3 ~ R,yyi., of Abbe,fie. and r.l-o7 was az
united to the bar. where ne rapid, acquired large
md n,oftab., pract.r..
!, while bo VAS student Ar Abbeviie thst
,l,. f.r,oos at,sch of the Leonard on Nh, Cfcsa
-. o-oo.ed ,bs nopular mitigation against
! r,,lo,1 NJ Coh,nu ,reoareJ Rerort and
p.,ol,,;oo. pre.e,,.d ~ d meeting held for the
coosid.rs,ion Of the subject ,n his District aud
mad, his first appearance before the public in
,ncecb for tbcir snpoort. scquit,ins himself so We
~ 80 ,e,f,l m the satisfaction ofthc people. that
At Tho ,e,t election he was chosen al, the head a.
hi. ticket to REPRESENT Abbeyile ia Tire Legislature
| oftbe State. TINS was the beginning OF his po-
Htica lite o nearly hsfa century, ia s # which be
has possessed ia the most eminent degree the con-
fdcuce Of his early constituents and maintained
over them the most oxtrsordmar, asrcnisncy His
first movement as % partisan was At meeting o.
the Republican memh,,, .or tle nomination Of can
didstcs 'or the Presidency add Wee Presidency, in
which. after reviewing ia an elaborate speech the