The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
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'sssos asi d,s.ff ass,asnts. Young
'cs.sssus,,. t~H have perhaps more
80 nee. ia tie way Of OPPOSITION AID
a,sceesH genet, Than suy other 'ls@
- eosnaaai,v The wares and u.tr.
shspi,ss "a! sl,IiiaI mechsnic, II ga
tss.sr. ~,il recommend tiaemsel ses.
lie has ooiy 20 Manufacture and ex,
Isse lot sale. aud his goods ~ui tell
their c.n s,ery sas the rvoicsss"ns
msn, sesoss be can act, must sait un
al he 10 called. No man Of COMMON
praasses dear~s n RI III lie o. ,cr
.uwe In the hanslS II an m.stilfa, tr
,i,sh nest man AMI he.cs. frequent.
~. The modes, and retiring. thougi,
rea!'y ecsnle.cn. aui dcseryius. young
lhysieian OF attorney. has often 10
~a,, Tor employment ant,l he is tenn
ted 10 sesndoa his profcssIcn tn de-.
,ait. Nor are the instances Of sud-
len and rapid rise {. frequen, as Ne
ate led 10 SUPPOSE. The sbli,y to
coa,bat Successfully in the intellectual
nrsaa |. ucs iu,ul,ive. However bril-!
,aHi may DO The mental qualifications
Il . msn. they mus, be trained and
disciplined /; and when We see any Of
,i.ose rare minds elcvst:n,: its losses.
.r.stsp BY step above ii. fellow meu,
&c are 30, TO forge, the many year.
dprel.'n,uarydise,i 'Iine ,l,rousl Si.ich
he has passed years o! toll. perhaps
u poverty. al,nos, Of DESPAIR.
! have IN my mind nj uis II omrn,
n case 10 point Counsellor IL,
late Of the Massachusetts bar, ~, h
''"s si'ne enj"ysd All slN'abte reputa
ION and q lucrative practice vas
Lrnorrd by his constituents with ma,y
important trusts. aud has often been
e':si s. M example OF RI, id pro.rcs,
snd quick success. No,lin. however
10 rrwtiy wider from the truth. tha.l
that Cosnsellcr NJ rose rapid, IN
his proicssion and little DO the ORD
n. large know Of the slow and I.ainful
rnsnner IN which he pursued hl. prc-
l',s.nsry professional aud literary ca.
'ccr. And little do they suspcc, tina,
lie $40 = sound prstical LAWYER, and
had heeo ten yrars in the profession
before tue circumstance occur, ed tina,
called him into public notice, and cav
.im hi her and more lucrative
sphere Of practice lis office at tina,
tune VAS iocated IN the grea, manu-.
featuring city Of New England, some
twenty five miles from Boston. lie
IN seated one day in his Office, OK
aiming = recent volume Of Reports,
a2i comparing the cases it con,atucd
With the English common law, when
ayouns man entered whom be re
'nemteIed 10 have seen in some way
connected WITH one Of the manulac-
turing corporations. lie was al m
el!iseut, good looking uan, apparcn,
ly about twenty Eve years Of age. anc.
dressed III the saib Of the better elias,
Of operatives in the mills. lie wa,
possessed Of tina, indepenien, ami sci.
rel'ans..air that dis'ins cuisines the Amer
'can mechanic from the !aborins elias
hes Of nj! the rest of the world. and
indicates degree Of intellectual ca!
tira,,ou Which is at tie same time the
I'nte os our citizens aud the sa.cig O!
tho Republic. There vas an expires
sion Of deep anxiety upon his couu.
,onance ~ he exchanged the comb,
ments OF the morning, aud proceeded
a. once to say
Counsellor, visa 10 consul, you
on matter Of deep Importance, inyol.
''ns the integrity and happiness Of a
focr but sirtac'Is and honorable fam
lly. 4 young woman by the name Of
Lacy Kendall. Who is engaged as a
weaver in The mill, aud indeed in the
very room Of which l anu foreman, il
accused d grand larceny under cir
sunastances Of the mos, grave susIi
cion. Public opinion is very mucl.
agains, her, bat | am satisfied she is
'nnocent Of any crime. The let Q!
circumstances seems to be almost in
eair,cable, %, sac mas, he saved in
some way, aud at any hazard.
The Counsellor suggested thu, rer-
hsps she vas really guilty Of the
charge.
No, no. he answered. ii j, i'm
possible have known her from a
child We ~ere school mates to.e,l
sr Va one Of the h,,lc villages among
the granite hills of New Hampshire
Her father vas a man Of considerable
tsaPsvty then. aud | poor mau's
son bot We we're in tie same classes