The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-22

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TARA N be p'sir-sssn. and 10 fee year,
-ss fccognased s'saag the i.sAing sdvo-
ss'os ia the s,s,r. He hsd legal le,nrinr
and A'~es.aa.nsiaan ti.s, ias1r hi- osanion
ts~pcricS Ia ever eaarv. and kro- " ~,
e howss ssssHs ssd Pswef of l.Rgssgc
issi rnssr~d htul J-ecsiisTiy oaeclisr be-
zoe jup. We b-,k an sc,ise y,A1 in E.o-
iisosi he $50 hn-s Nsiisnsl Reysahlicsn,
ssd -ps snrr~srd vrosuiseni IN the sn'i.
Msspass ssscs~ts, -is,ch fod iinm srep,
sway al tic I'D pAry lsIsa.nsArks u the
ts,sis- lie ~vs tvsoo aoahsied Tor Ton
grt~s ~ the Monfgeiirs Distrsc,. during
Gen. Jsekss,n', ADMINISTRATOR, bu the
sisusci being Jecidedly dcnssraiie In lis
Jsssses, he vas defeated In Iei2 he We.
elected by the Legislature. Afsr rather a
sharp contest. 10 the United sts,es senate,
ssd ., the cinse d his tern ~as reelected
~abesr srnoss opposition A. Senator.
", rrsss performed srss, amount q real
service 10 the CossEni,t~r rcot,. ~ni,ou, en-.
tsrihg very extensively into the d,-bs,os Of
the CHAMBER. VIVA, he ssia, however.
~u si-sys to tho point, without display.
and upyfrtena,ng bsa he fcs words car
ned moro veighs than 10 ofcn found In
vclnmss Of ltIncosnbe- ffUsh and Con.
gr-ssAon.i ~rsnglngs. Thoagh for year,
,hs s,etHa II continued ,ll-seslth. be- reisin.
ed grperous nsiarc and a Esciai disposi.
ssoo 10 TIE last. and leaves large circle Of
personsi friersix-
His death vas appropriately no,iced IN
both hoa.c- Of Congress on Saturday. The
eas,o'nsp resolutions we're introduced in
the Senate BY Mr. Poor, by whom, and Mr.
ss-asn, sniogies we're pronounced GU the
diseased. Ia the House, Me~r-. Mr,rs
and MsAcs,s performed . like service
We msl- rssm for the remarks of Messrs.
Poor and savsap, which were A. follow !:
Mf Poor said ;--.I rise to perform
neisneholy duty. this morning, in formally
annoascing to the Senate the sad insclli.
sense 81 the decoese 81 one Il the elder
m~ne~rs of this body. Ny colleague, the
Hon VIM Upham, expired at his lodgings,
IN tins city. about the hour Of two O'Clock
On Yesterday evening. after distressing ILL.,
ness u soDe ten days, ct the age Of sixty
year. THIS Is thu frs, time that sena-
tor from Vernon, has deceased during his
ofscsal term Mr. Uphsm ~as natiyc Of
the town Il Leicester. iniise Commonwealth
Of Massaehascsts. whence he removed, a,
IN early age, To the State Of Vermont. lie
settled, and commenced the practice Of law
ct Montpelier, the Capital Of the State
which has been the place Of his residence
and the home Of his family To the present
time. An extensive and successful busi
se~s al the bar Of his own and the aa,oi .ine
oosnties, soon rewarded has professional Ia.
bop. ny his ability. hi. encrgy and hi,
psrsessring devotion 10 the profession o.
his choice and his pride, ~ attained an en-
uahle Distinction upon q forum whicl
counted upon the list Of its champions tn
names q . Prensis., q Chase, a Mstiocks
ana oshcrs Of high crnin-nce, a. advocate
and jnrssss. In addition 10 careful and Ia
bnrsns research. he vas accustomed, in
remarkable degree, to bring the u,inos, en-
~rFies of his mind. and the ebshuxiasm O
his spirit, to the cause Of his client. Iii
legal counsel. And aid ~rrc especial,
soaTh, by those upon whom the hand Of sd
ver~i'y and vsns hsd fsli-n, and vith coma
readiness and zeal he espoased the csus
81 the frisndie~s and pcnnacss sutton a. q
him uho could count hue down a rieb re
-srd. No man ~ho sought his advice an
sss'starscs IN Just cas.e, vas ever turns
ASIDE frosn conssdsrtioas u his pecun,ar
indiEcsce. he adopsed his cause and mad
he own; has inward vas In thu cur
scso'sncss Of duty done, of right yini,csl
cd, and ef wrongs rcir-s~esi. Mr. Upi.ai
repeatedly represented the town &C Motsp
her IN the popular t1Dch Of the S,A.e l.
r'sistare. There he si~sys tool prou,
n~a aud leading part In the dlseaa.ior
upon the various qucs'inl.s Of yuhl.c ~ pc
vs'e ifaeres', which we're brought 10 Il.
Consideration Of that body. In isi2, N
upasm vas elected BY the legislature
his sansssa sssais 10 seat In lie Senate ,
TIM United States. In Isis, he receive
the ssaorse'n-ui q ue approval o. ks COT
ssitnrney ass fsithfai pohlie servant,
re-sseessoa fs IN additional term u D
yesrs. scarcely hall q which, hsd p.ss,
s~st. -hsn hs 10 summoned 10 sDolilef a.
higAs and tDpre swfnl tribunal.
hs i'AgNifsA state d health Coz sorr
YEAR, pss' has restrained han ffosn p.r,ie
lsnHz 30 generally and - actively IN u
s'-e1ssAsas u thu eoay As Lis iehnalls
rnistt osisr.sss have .s1scea han 10 a
% h's seihy ns pablsS Sssster mls
asse. PSfiaIp-. aesI.ss4sd a hin. Ness
lAs-sss, Aa sieechss ugoa several 4npai
Al AM srsiiiAs gsblsc qs-~t,sns bar u
PessiiaI naFse~saoa q has esra~~aos..
is-s&ssA. ass shili,s. and his ..trissle asy
lisa - ths sess .sss'css 81 ks ooular, :
a sisssiag niastnsi.zh IL farnished "a !