New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06

nut nc had hot yet a'l'ihc' inc h'o"'"E
or the moral inspiration which We're aiterward the
H.. 1T. - l;. ,.i.;,,,,, He irteIleet lacked
subtlety. and was generally repcllcd by aDstru'e
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h'''''' "' hI9 H9Hu''"'N ""'So r''iS VI WV
GVcculcat appear To nave btcH aware "i tht dDe,''
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not obvous 10 those VINO knew him but slightly are
admirable 6asor:h.d il, a latter fgu1u sir William
Story -
lie had no interest in rac and athletic spors; never.
Tr doc and hos. and i' word Was yitgrt nh
t,o,e ne ae " i, y, alof i,riyrr.'l Bin mcu Of his
a.. f,r Tauci, ti'i,t be- t,.,er danced "a ,ru iu
Y-' t' '1 't IE' ,,'H io u , D. ~, t.
a.. ne o. 'l't rl' h,eN a., ,.'T "s y m Iitnd
hess. and with th'n De- preferred o. a n DO vain
10, '' 81 'lG NV , 49, tl mos t1ealr
beauty 10 talk 90 Tie MAI ct ol men. This cone
slant so.re of inusilcut O. is aud we used to ley
.rs NH. 80 r.ttr rrs fat win Oh iir.f art ,hc,
couid n.t keen uim NJ their sid, quarter OF hour
her I,rt iirIy one, rlff n,y f1th.. house when il
f..l ic is io i take O' "a crrnug vam.n so ,UasoUc
and fn of clrY tltt aty one 40 The table might Wrl,
lave ,l.iei BIN hIs position. she ara dct ruucd o.
IoI Inn. c5p'i,s ,i ,yiu Ter r,' AGAINST hos. Tur her
pf Irts vpic AN i'm vain Unfo-Dm5telv. on his other
s.ic w..a dry old sayILt. packed with iuoraariau:
ri' bac , n, i,, ,a,, , and cn,'c q, y djss
sion wi,i the other, which ls;ei 'Hc whole dinner We
sr.asV7riacl lcr..l1 ,a1i,,i.'ca. AMI MD her 6e
Meantime summer w5e oi uuronsciou, VI Che i-stor
d Ina. relf tr fr rtif
hciact search 81 thoroughly pleased with
Tr, NJ, ~ ~, ,ys nm tptorcspr taltcr be- had no light
OF hand lie was kindly OF NATURE, interested in
0c cs 5' pay iF'5 tG T,S Sj ~, nj I'm, @ Was
ono Of complete aston auent He was ncycrrcady &C
o.'' ,Se,c S.'~,' ..' . y ,,,-t ryo.is
10 ,be. IT, had mo- Lwnor himself and lntle sense OF
u i5 o,-ers ana ils ef T' me-, saii, in n or
could 5r better or more agreeable He steady aui
s.Hio.s anu l4 i sei' s, tI iI S t'
vI.sA re- ymua.aizgd Win but could not enter into.
ii wa as {1unE man ~ Sl','It H."',,l iiS '
IN his I1oycn me- and surawIcd rather than sat ON
chair or sofa Aothng saved ms race rom ~ mes 1ul
M -.,g ,Ti er1ir, oraiiir v0nr COW! believe
that Ac WAS ihus pam n his youth, VINO ouy knew hm
y s al, i', ann I i c!, a. nd he si5"d
before stawa ana imposing presence, .gl OF Dig
my anu s 90 % I o lis @ni n j'1
smile ie never lost; amt az ity years o age e was e.
Lio1' d ii i" ''''''"'' ''-'' maui 80
10 not tduk. in his carly wears, he had any great
ambition IAat developer ITSELF aItsITariS. CIcHn,,
ne Ic,sTt letcr terribly in earnest, lie had tie
same hi-A-uudadncss. tne same single aim at justice
ana ut.n' .uc s'in' ,l''J l'I'' d." 'O'''"o '"'-'
ii' SUNNI ''Ip 100 us co., ''' .5
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a. " .'""''' INC 10" "',,' '''''. ',''''
uA-u'S"e" h,'l''' u INC ''ii''N '"'' III '"' iva
lowing year lie WAS a"H''''" T." ''o "'.' anu ''.'-
mehce" ii"c'ee IL bo'loI' aI" 500" ''I''' p.."-''
associated as partner with UT. george = ulI"t''
then young lawyer OF plIi'hO promise ana uis'ii-
gushed literary at'ainnents' ~ TINS pcfoo he sue
ceedet well as most OF tie juniors III the profess
sion, but did not step INTO lucrative practice nor
obtain the business winch, with his legal accom-
plshments and many friends, he had been led TO
expect He was 700 much absorbed IN amateur
studies for the shrcwdness and AGILITY OF the bar,
and ms mind, while thus employed, could hardly
come down 10 the petty details OF an Once. sumner
confessed his disappointment 70 ms intimate trends
Ii may be questioned whether ne had the quah'Ies
which dfa" to lawyer Ht!Rio"s terms Ia' CON
tenioh-' ana no"lhg IeeS' lhougH he might nave
attained respectable rank IN the profession.
His arguments were handicapped win learning
where only q sbIifu treatment OF the evidence
would have been most ettectUal nor was ne gifted
with the qulckness OF perception when Is as essen
ual III the COURTROOM as III the battle-hrid' But ne
expressed no dscchteh' WI'h MS p'ole'S'oi an" ms
enthusiasm IN the study OF jurisprudence rs SCI
cnce was unana'cd' Al 'HlS Ihe ne gave "o promise
OF iutre di'uHcIoA as an or'sor' Ili' Is'.'nv"''
in court were mere statements oil 'He law "'I Illus
tratlons from history ana literature lis style was
only That oi an eSsaEist IhiKe m'si young law
ycrs. he took no part IN politIcs' Young mon Oh
similar education were elected 10 me Legislature
soon amer they Ia" Ieache' 'he peiI"u Oh lH"hoo'
put no one seems u" nav 'H"uE'' u SUNNI IA sue"
q relation lie certainly Hau no 'ih'''"h loI inc
post. lie now DesIh 10 take . s'I'"ns "i''ie'I Ih
the slavery question: MS strong I'lIhe' Oh inc
SUBJECT were eNpI'"'ei py IFS Remuneration OIL pro-
slavery mons HIS acquaintance WIN III O'a"-
ming, winch commenced nc TINS Time ana soon
Ipened INTO intimacy had great lhluehce on BIS
character ana purposes by 'h'se VINO lheh 81"
much ot nm ne Is remembered a. very nan" SUI
dent, thoroughly informed on All topics OF CONVEX