New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
UbiiuGPy.



The Hon. Albert 6. White died at his rcsi-
dencc near s;ockwel indiana on tie 4lh inst, aged
q years. 10 was . son o. tie lato Judge White of
Orange County. y. y, and Va born at Blooming
Grove IN lsl9. lie graduated AT Union College in 1872
and nfler ftrdylg Inv at Eewpurg removed TO Rash
VILE Irdisra ard afterwards 10 Pao, orcrge County
While residing NJ The latter place being appointed CLERK
OF the House OF Representatives. position which he
held for several terms. In the spring Of 1879. Nil
White removed TO Lafayette, where his lcgal practice
became very extensive. In lrJ7 he was returned TO
Congress In tie Wig interest, and was, although an
anslayory man. always supporter o. the conservative
wings IN tho 25.h Congress Il 1850 De elected TO
the L. S. Senate beating on tie ;hlry-sEiL ballot
Coy. Noble and Col. Thomas II. Blake. both WLigs
Ike Himself end both since dead 10 elected 10
Congress in ls59 ly the kepub,icens nd wai chair
man ~ tho select committee Emancipation and
Colonization. ~ tie close ~ hs torn Nr. White
elected one Of the three Commaa.oncr indlan dep
relations possible trust which 10 feiihinily dis
charged. On tc death Of Judge Caleb T. Smith Ae was
appon 90 Judge Of ihe United states Court for the Ils
tlict Of Indiana position which BE held 10 tie time Of
his death Ito deceased Senator was also President
succosslye'y OF tie afyoto nud indianapolis Railroad
and the Toledo and Wabash Valley Railroad. md vas
at all times zea'ons supporter Of public improve
ments.
In all tie relations which lc held 10 bis f'low
ci.izcns-Avyer statesman. judge.--AlbcH S. "Lito
displayed an the virtues aud graces OF faithful, hsh
minded ard accomplished nan. Ills death leaves q
void in O. largo circle who admired him FOR hs talents
and usefulness. ana lorca hin as a friend.
Ex-coy. HESgY JoH.s0M
Ex.Goy. Ecnry Johnson, WHO died on the ith
Inst 90 he parish ofpola.e Conpee L., wr5 native
~ q sai si,p. Us connection with p.ho business
coucucod "a s09 when De appointed clerk Of the
second Superior Conf octhe Territory Of New Orleans
an Office Which be held until lsll. wien kc was mede
Judge o. the Parsh Cont Of 81. Mary. In tho same
year Do wa, uo'ba- Of tie convention which framed
tie State ConIufoa ofeia and IN the following year
Kan COR Congress. beng defeated By =. D. Robertson
The death Of Senator W. &. G. Claiborne occurring in
1919 Nh johnson was elected by tho State Legislature
TO f the vacant seat. tho term expiring in le2i In
December. "a, tie ex-senator became Governor in
Which o.lco Do remained un, so'. In 1919 he became
n caa la-c for tho Senate bat was defeated. being In
Conglcss, however, from 1853 20 i519. candidate for
the Gorc~uoship in 70 be wil defeated by Alexander
Alcon 5at was two cars a'eswari again called to the
6 nate 20 f .ie vacant seat q Alexander Porter Ills
Senatorial career c'olel "a lJ aud excepting on rn
successful conici viii Judge Ballard for the rcprcson
tftlon ia Congress Of ho "a District d louisiana BIS
LIE was thereafter spent in tho enjoyment Of rural
l.c Governor johnson wGirealiy % years cd when
hscd u.d though twice married leaves no children 10
porgclgate bis ulmc.