, 1862-01-10
DEATH OF JUDGE BARRoN.
mEEE1rG OF THE CHICAGO BAR.


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.,oesossaa tho o,,4frc confidence aud rasnact of
RI ,,to 1no,v Him H;s persona, o1a1itics
xra,,, +bo odrn;rat;on of a,1~.tbov ware nromrt.
aa ,v trs noh1es+ n,or,, md chr;s.;sn n,;ne;.
,,1cs He uas bonest and fa;thfn1 in IN his
dn+,es As a friend nooe co,,1d sneak of him
Int u;t7, nr,isc a. = ccmn,njon m man !
ms tic e.,ne,;o, no,,na, 10 res,a,taa him !
nh5,c SKI III 1;v;ug-sad,r 10 .nose If nis nnt;mrlr
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r p Sx,Tu. Fs,-. sa;d he knew Judge
R,-r,,, IN bie ,,t;rs st,tc. ,t b;s admission tn
+hr har-,f, crwaras as state,s Attorney. We
ii, rnox him here Possess;no snne,;or rir-
tues, the highest t1uthfulness, those who
knew him best. loved him most.
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purpose anu hlnoness o. neaIl "nirn Always
characterized the conduct OF Judge Barron If
cyer q correct and irpnartia1 Jni1rc lived that
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VT. woonna5DGE. Eso.. said thot bc had
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attended many meetings Of this kind without
s,eatiunr INIT there sre eIrcnm stanees ofs pn
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cullar and special interest connected With his
bereavement. Our Offices were in tile same
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speet. 1nele "eie len Aucn rnose nonol
coulo De more sa1ety feneo on- never nesafa
it questioned. His attainments were
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.,a 1,;ah baror In :. r,d,ar,7 a.,t
ana Algn nopes ne Is snooeAy cut
down without q moments warning.
Death overlook him solitary and alone. and
unexpected; and it hath purpose in it-for
when such disaster comes, it breaches ser
mon-wiedom, teaches us to prepare for
~ 1;fa ~ con,a o,r da;,r drt;as tana a.
prepare us fer everything else but that. Who
Of Us could meet it5with co1nposures Our
duty is so to lire as to be fully prepared to
meet the dreadful issue. t4Be &c also ready,
sor ye know not Mt What an hour the Son OF
Man cometh.''
After few remarks by ]. r. Anderson, Esq,
the Chairman, and the appointment Of Paul
Thomas and q. ?, Smith as Committee On
Resolutions, the meeting adjourned to con
yene At the same place ct Ann,
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"o'en "cte UNANIMOUSLY aS'optea
Rhsol.nloss'
he tnstsntIy tafen rom onr midst fon VIZ = =
BAnuoE. late judge Of the Cook County. Court
~ ~ t eat % y. e5 ssx s1 n nes
Resosred, That tn his death the Chicago Bar hal
iofi one q als sn4n;ng 9fnaeh.t @ ~ Maose e ~
Ism aad ardent attachment to biz country, and ii,
g1sat p1dnctpIeMs ri - OF phllsnth5oR5 thas ne Away
Resarra, Ihat ae . Judge Of the Cook Count,
Con1t nc WAS one Of those firm, frank. honest An'