Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12


bulge Cnhners ,''s 11d career
g.asr t4- exhibition Vaa#e c.'F.
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Ia..mer Wls Fes'rs.l A.
Tie Nas s0tn an thing, Ha., ia NtsrA ..yA'
traits, lie VAS SO 10. lae seass, that h5
would have the Constitution preserved
and permitted TO operate with tall v,sar
over the whole nation, snl over every de-
psrlmenl OF the Government IN all rcla-
+ lions Of National aud Slsle-ihat I shout
bs the rule upon thu Executive, AMI upon
the Congress, as we'll as upon the States,
aud the people in rebellion, Attic same
iItnr, hs was in f,ct radical IN that, he
would have the whole power OF every de-
parlment Of the Government exhaust Itself,
with the addition Of the power ant means
conferred and warranted by ilTs u NIr,
IN crushing the rebellion, AMI Grad ctuus
the causes from which II had sprung -
ettrnlag Ia the oltl0l49, " 79' Dti.a
nifty hfHs pls', az dsV rae security Ilr
f's fsfuT. Ito hal noas Of tae qualities
OF a palltatla, Ia the papa,ac ssas' AMI
usr OF that warl, lis native qualities
aui composition, his olslpS,us teal'u'g
aud habits Of mini, IA nat zig hm t'r
that character oa the p4h.t stage, IT.
could upl ba a iai-r noe ulset an un-
questioning, ,-ryile follower, Il wss ,pr
aim 10 inquire into, rc.l,st upon, AMI rta.
son about subjects and matters u imglr
r,ut puhlt and psl,1ai Interest," aai %
rulOgalea men touching their duty IN
respect thereto ami not m rely 10 adopt
policy and devise me s,gres, from ''n-
,tituuons o. ant with reference 20, 80,
curing party, or personal success, 10y
rnlisung popular enthusiasm, or uunlell.-
gent popular lulsmeu, IN their favor.
Ill, influence was not that Of the l'alot,
or the party leader, or the popular favor
lie; It was not eXerted through polite
management, or by resortlnS TO eXpedru's,
II WAS nj the result OF personal favor To-
warts himself, hegeIylng a disposition on
the part Of others 10 crafty his WISHES ;
but It flowed from the broad practical
good sense and souularss Of his views,
the amplitude ami clrarne,s with which
he developed them--the strength I reS-
>oung AMI the earnest GNJhtu,uess with
which he maintained them, his normal
integrity, his conscientious upr.gb,nesS,
his untN'ug purpose 10 be- right himself
aud To be TAR aud just towards those wha
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pnueH',e. Observation-Disclosures in re-a,. $.
In ,brs. cb,rsr.erl,tics Law the secret d,
b,s rrest influence as a Senator. lie va.
y,r,uoas patriot statesman.
/ have thus e,sayea to set forth and +
Iu,trtte as well as my inadequate abn,s
woud enable me. having reference to III,
occasion. and more at lena,h than the pa
,ience Of nv aulIence-rerhaps than tn,
,,r,rens,to, Of the occasion would Justify
Inc on.llrirs and the character that, in
Mrr rnlIie DEVELOPMENT, called forth
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