, 1873-12-08

rugged brow encounters tho sunshine mud tLo Storm
Arising from ono'a intercourse with some mon Of ir-
rorshrlnble character. thero IL aonh aH to tho 30
sspny s S sT n1ns t'aa5 NAV fsT s II o
but no aic do!'a or fears obrlded themselves Into
tl.o company Of Mr.. Fesacnlen Perfect faith In big
Integrity nut only uosscHhcl all hnse walp atrroarhel
hin but from hia presence there proceeded at per~
feet INSURANCE lhat he was much beyond Tho reach
U{ corruption hs to polished Rtue B Dpynn tho roach
Of tat rust which fastcns itself upon tic softer aud
baEer metals.
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te through tho cancca Of rccktessnoRs mud te,nerlty.
o ad MT ho requisite for
sy ssiiss t.
t''9 country 1o ueyer iulaed II nnything 81 sen.
technics. uo Ind no ambition to 10 something
simply to attract attention or to. oxeo COM
s aa s osnss,s he aa aud 9nS aok.a % l. ss ws
e eeryhna issss Ivory Question ~ be1ofe ta
Senate. Tllare wah no raradc roinposity or tinbel
about Ills speeches. French Ills aversion, and, in
ny hearing, ho meyer made Latin pootical quota
cses In the classic ahndes OF Bowdon rlap simple
md nnailoGted IN mant'er and habit, 50 hc was III
tho wafer Of Now England brouk:
The above extended paragraph not only shova
Judge Williams superior handling Of language
and analysis, but Is, in measure, descriptive
distant nor cold, ho conouora Buccessiyo hnuora
by that immoyaLilitY Which nauo Mahou,ot ron1e
to tho mountain.
MonE oF yv1r,,yra
Whilo in tho Sonato, 1o WAS roBoute parti-
San an! ready to speak, but ho neyor gaye pain
to anybody. Il d reporter wantod something Of
him. ho WAS oblging, but llo navor stroyo to
make ucquqintallcos. Bovoral Democrats, like
Ben Holiday, laborod hard for his ro*eloction;
but, whom he lost the prlzo, ho mado no COM
DlRiut8. and nltlnlr hnnten bni a arorc of
friends ia Washington 60 nscroot I aB ' to press
his nano upon Gen. Grant for an Asaociato
5la,stie,oshp l,, greatly to his ohagrin. Ho was Io-
Pacific Coast, when suddenly the President made
him Attorney General and ex-o1icio rnembor Of
tue High joint Commission, ue sat at
tho table, attentive, medtatiyo and Btu-
dious, and ambibod d aense Of respect
from MIR. FiBll's management Of tho
negotiation, which vas probably more COM
plimontary to Fish, aoeipg it in Williams faco
than II another man had said it. Wlon tho
President decided upon Williams for tic otiloo
Of Chief~JnHtiee, thero was not IN objection in
the Cabinet, and I think no montal reserya-
tionB to Williams prejudice.
The day his nanlo was sent into tho Senate,
saw tho now Chiof-Justlco cross tho sa11aro
before my lorse with two yot,ur npaociatoa
Tho palms of Lis hands wero III lis brecches
pockets, with the thumbs sticking out. His hat
was pushed baok on Ills head. Ho walked like q
hoad bent down as L lis forner sense @ Of 1--WE WoiEhs
and burden was about tho samo. II hlB promo
tion has no other moral, it touches young Judges
In Iowa to commit to memory NIr, Bryauts
command,
Go lose thygelf In thu contnuo,,s wooaa
Where rolls the Oregon, aud hears 10 sound sayo bis
own dashiuga.
THE NEW ArronsEy-aENEnA1.
Mr. . Williams successor will satisfy public OK
breeding, and tlno, manly character and address.
are concerned.
Tho Republican party in Kentucly-at tho
head Of which are nlen Of the raul Of Col. John
Ulay, Bristow, Nltlldon, Ooolloe. and othors-
s oininontly l1ealthy, manly. and drosneetabo, And
not improbably will coalosco with an indopend-
ont movement III TINT Stato next yoar arninst
the despotism of d Bourbon maturity. 9ni Il
has boot1 hinted tat certai1, notable nowsna,,or
will swing loose from BIC. .Ku-Kluy and In tho
orgnn Of tle coalition, Con. Drivtow is a iIpo.
spirited lawyer, will the best in lin vet to come
Hu was soldier and at the ont} of lila War fIni
ted States D,Htriot Attorney nt Louisville a1nl
lle has como up step by Btcp. uo IN ~ large man
probably not above 10 years of ago. with htnni,
never far from his check. but with plenty nj
aud ho has a refined wife at,d circle Of acauaiut
auceB.
how THE CAUCUS KILLED THE DEMOCRACY.
II tho Democratic party Ina lad any idea that
coutrol Of tic country, lot it observe the Con,
greesonal caucus aud despair, Tho Kcutucky
and other Southern lnonlbors Of coneresu a on
that side looked upon nothing with sucI dislike
az possible reduction Of ttoil salaries. TLoy
sought fortituflo from cortaln Northern Domo.
Gratis who represent districts inevitably anti
Republican. These gentry ca,no to tho Gonulu-
sion that, il thoy should decline in CAUCUS to
restore tlloir bacs-pay, tho Republicans would
bo elad to take tlle 'samo nctfou aud hence
neither party would have tho advantage. Sum
my Cox, Holmau, and other Domoorats woro
oYerriddcn, aud everything soonletl to bo lovely;
whom suddonly the sl1rowdor Republicans oaloi
q second caucus, appropriated ali the capital of
their opponouts, ai,l docroed TINT tho ircroaeed
salaries should, in any oyent, bo placed aB they
were. It IL plain TINT both parties hnye no de-
siro to rofllnd tho money, and s'Curses. not
loud, but doep." arc heard on nil sides but tie
Democratic party has lost it's chance and it is
probable that not one man from tho Northern
States who e1pportcd Fernando Wood last Hnt
M inevitable fato attondg. and viii attend. thn
Bourbon party, until it swings into tho new
ora, discaras it's na1ne and submits to DO
lenYeuod with other materials,