The New York herald., 1870-04-26

coin In 1862 In physique he Is aldermanic. Ills
where and amps his niGus iTenas srm e shSs his heart
as Conventional on The SsSch as his oopJ;srss.
long upper lip and row OF iron-gray whskers
around under his chm. HIS nair is full. streaked
sy-dlgesti0n look IL MY 1--we years Of age and mas
apartments " The National H0Lel y Nd m 800 q
., x.,, NATaAN cLIrPoRD. -.
OF Name, was appointed In 1S48 by Buchanan. He
was born IN lS0S, ana has been growing ever since.
Physically he carries everything before him.
are Su e hsS ss
scarce as Dald-headed patlenw IN insane asylums.
q .S ssnns uscs sss e psas sSs On
gray hair, 2 smoothly snayen face dark
understand that paradox, an American nose-tnat
s II isn't Greek nor Roman, neither neg retrousse
glasses, has double cnin pleasant, illuminating
smile and small. white hands. He stops ~ the Ma
aonal Hotel. Al mis- lett sits a.k aig-~ists8
SAMUEL r. MILLER,
Kentucktan BY birth, ana appointed by Lincoln
from Iowa In 1852. II Q was born In 1910, and 10
tine Youngest looking OF the juages. He had the
studied medicine, hated it as profession. and,
during his practice ss physician, began and pur.
sued the study OF law until admitted TO the bar,
which occurred IN 1874. He nated slavery and left
his native state on account or Its existence there
ment TO the Supreme Court was unanimous
ana popular nomination and confirmation.
he lS OF ROOQ nelgnt ana DuO, nds ul9n, receOlug
forehead dark pro hair, with Dald spot slightly
grayish beard about his race prOininens nose with
Deaky nosCriis, small, dark bright eyes, and looks
the least like judge O all the Justices he leaves
his solemn duties ~ IN the court room ana wnen
out Of II Is most c0mpaniona0le and agreeable. HE
Is at home at the Metropolitan Hotel TINS present
session.
srBPHEN JOHNSON FIELD.
Q native OF COnnecLcnt. was appointed by Lincoln
from California, 10 which State ne drlfted on the
gold excitement IN 1S49. He nas haze eyes, large,
nlga forehead R0nan nose. full face and bearded
chm He II fty-four years OF age, and prior 10 mis-
present appointment was successfully tdentlfied
with the c0urGs Of California. Any one who knows
Cyrus w. or David Dudley could tell In o moment
that the Judge belonged 70 the distinguished family
STRONG AND BRADLEY, rtn4i Q
the two new Justices appointed by President Grant,
form the Alpha and UMega OF the judicial row,
lSn head, smoothly Gnaven face, with dark eyes
and hair little threaded with gray. Justice Joseph
bradley ID New Yorker by birth, but halls from
New Jersey which fact Ia as starting AZ true. de il
OF excellent stock OF nigh culture and dechiedy the
most thOu9 httu pr0f0undest and most lnteliectuRl
faced the Judges. lie IL OF medium height and
characterul features held in quiet cheerful repose
He Ia fftyseven years Of age and his appointment
speaks well for the taste and judgmeat OF President
Grant. lie has pleasant apartments at Whard's
Hotel, and Is an ornament aud grace IN the manifest
sense To Washington society. o D. i4.5il4
1t would be an ungracl0us thing to make tnvidious
social distinctions about our Supreme judges. A
gentleman well acquainted with them all SAID. "rhey
are all splendid gentlemen and good ielows,n which
means mucn Or little as you lixe Men have whole
sale wav OF complImenting each other that Is In
striking contrast 70 the penurous mutual glorlnca
ton OF the fair SEX 1t u matter Tor regret LnaI
tnelr moni1cence OF expression IS SO spons,, how
ever. The justices IN court ald at home. eXemptry
as do thousands OF other men. toe difference OF cir
cumstances. Human nature IS the most lOvable thing
~ creation, and judges and judged at best
estate IN the social kingdom