Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
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sselas having bsea Aknousasd TIA day, ID spen
ocust, and hls Honor. presiding. having adjourned
ths ooatt promptly, est Of respect 10 The memofy
q the distinguished Deceased, The members q Tbs
Bar, preseAt assembled Ia The q. 8. ceaFt teeni
with sisw o. atpFe@ihg their ragres al the be-
reavemeut and their opinicA sF the deeeased
On motion d o. r Temple, Esq. John Neither.
land, Esq- was called 70 preside ever the meeting
and Jehn &. Fgsanine No. arpcinssa serEesssy
On melton. A. A, Kyle Thomas A. 4 Nslsoa,
and @. p Tsmpls, Bs4s, we're srpssnssd . Cen.
miltes 10 report pFVpef expression Of The sonse Of
ths Oar whersupon Che nlesting took recesa patil
to-mcrrow morning At o'slock.
Upon re-opehing on The morning Of the I'D inst
Thomas A. n. Nelson, Rsqa % behalf Of she Com.
Hsissoe, Submitted ,he believing report
Ths mswSsss u the Bar lasiiehdaaee a, The Federal
COsr a KhaxvRls Aayx Assfa via regret tbsi Hoo.
John Catreu, . the Jaaevs hes departed this ffs
very recently his hsps Ia Nashville, and have as
uesA 10 sxVEess sssliass IN regard se this naeus
hsFeassmeab
Jaags CAitea nay be appropriately styled the EesoI
Of ,hs Tsuaeses Bar Ihis prOtssional career vssno'
eosvsl with he hptory Of the State he 70 the Bar
81 Persea ssy 4 heSoms aequsasea vita al dc
lawyers Of note prOmsnssee Who agared a. or scen
sfer the formation Of State Government He per
senaly kbsv IL Basi Tensessee, White, Williams, Ken-
Aeay, NcKinssy. Pswe Cocks, Scott and Miller, and
sthsss Aad in Middle Tennessee, oveston. jackson,
Trlnble. Fhieesils, Haywood Grsndy, and maay mere
whcss sehPicosais judicial and political
annals. Hia liie Prelsnsed 10 such good old age
Aat his fortune witness the advent Of .,
least shree generations Of lawyers 10 the Bar and 70 be
well known sArCasAout the entire sssls.
lie slgaai szsmpls Of The favorable operation Of
IRE iastisAiOas; Il he sisdOE Of ear fathers ia
abelhins 81 hereditary hsnors and Distractions, and Of
the desire q people reward msri without regard
70 birih, fortune. or AdystitIOus aida OF humble
but respectable PArva,Ag wiGhsut the syaa,ss If sAs
slesi education, aud eompeled Ia early life struggle
against poverty and ohsearity he manfay perssyeed in
the midst Of many sbstaelsa studied aS at rather late
period attained dnetl0a ~ the bar bsoae Chief
Juses Of the suprsae c0ar, II Tennessee and was g.
haiy elevated 70 II the hishss Offices in he world
that Of Jases Of The Supreme Court Of the Uusa States
by his sxsrtioss he sscrnalaSsd handsome for
tune aud Il be betrayed any ssukHess Of character,
vas 10 mskipg allasian hs origin and the adverse
cireumsiasSes AEsRs which be bad mazhlly contend
ed he wozla have been iasssa. or least, excused
Il be bad prOpss 70 boast q The eader Of his tr
amph.
The manners II JudgS casroa, while be presided as
Chief Justice ia Tsnnssee, POpssf ba, ssr be
became Juags Of the sspFems ceari 81 the Uni,sa
States nsa associated With fancy, Story, Mclean and
the other smsest who adorned the Bench, his
duet fAF acceptable 10 tbe profession His ab
iiy asd integrity Jadgs doubted lie was
regarded By the profession fearless and La
The aisehargs If the sxapd a'ss peraaissg bic eta
ten Il vas bis and haFPy fortune to identify bis
faRs with the Judicial history Of State and Naon.
A. State Judge. hts oPaions reported Ia Martin and
Ysfss and the ars eight volumes Of Ysrger, Tennessee
RsPOFs aud he bors important par, IN reducing
ystsm ssd order complicated land lsxs and eslab
shns upon Jusl basis sriiHAl juFspruaeHee. As
Saossl Judge his opinions reported in the later
soluwos Of Peters, The twenty volumes Of Howard and
The valames Uf Blacks reports sud they form an Gu
daring nOaamsat Of his adcial attAinsn's patient aas
'-~''s ssseSrsh ~aiss sslsssrs, shd inaesst. fus.
dee The legal Profession honeFt itself In honori the
SENIOR, Of such lie Justly prVud Of his ele-
waited position, and pared effort saorn h. In bis
private residence in Washington, he had eoste large
Law library. sad noble example the uasmbars ct
The Bar lie The perseverag fes with which be eousasa
voamss al questions Of national personal inter
eel existing In Court
In politics. Judge CsIoa was Demos. At bat he did
-, -. q. al. &C.. E,s,. Al
ii disselViug the union. He felt the prufOundss, soIic
iads fo h preservation. aud duriag the siOray session
Il eOugFess In tsse-s' he exsr'sd his inaashes With
snse' Of Congress aud Others % far As he could prop
'y DC so " P'vTea' tho terrible oi' var "heh has go
.e,H''aA'sl - 'us e's' 'h' terrible excite
me- 'n' 'o''sh
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10 b. ysleal constipation He hal Hsruulsau frame
health. Unt within few msnth. prerieu. 70 hi. dea,b
BIS eye vas no di nor nae hA'HrA tores shsis," and