Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-25

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the country Dahiei webster, came up without
speaking. He was destined to stand hereafter
| the stateliest 6gnre nj tho bistorv of b;s
IL, IN n. NJ, - A.,
','ne' i''he MI pi'no AIMING 'nc APPS WHEN
| the traveller stood at the foot OF it, and
| all the little excrescences of daily life were in
| ,ho ,a,, o,a the io.,o RIM, .,,, ,,,on,,at,,
''o way anu o'her narse hiiis anu MOUNTAINS
rose up around 1t, he did not comprehend its vast
| ness, but when he turned his back and iourneyed
away westward one after onotber of tho NOM.
| - o"e ''i '"''"e' W ''' mum"
| ,aihs whch had challenged superiority went down
| behind the horizon, till when on the bank of
| Canava ho looLad hooi tor .ho loo, ,i,,o ,ho,o
-, ''0" '' ''e '''' '"'' '"e'o
| STOOD the monarch towering IN the sky, mag
nifcent, undimnished and alone. Webster
and Marshall the advocate and tho iprist
| a., - A.,
| eS "'ie ''o eNa'hpes Vi the procession.
| when he pointed to their lives he might stand
aside incapable of adding ANYTHING to IN cir
| taac,i,,s
vi course there were occasional victories to be
| won in the wrong way. Some wrong might be
| made IN trinmnb over the r;oht sooe fraud mi,bt
| ~ a.,....-,-,,. -, 49, ,,e '
W. successfully ueiehueu, some weak Judge might
| be misled, some thoughtless jury carried away,
| some assassin turned loose unon the community
| o,a ,o,.o -. -. .,,,,,- 49,. .-.'
| W 'e Pooio '"'s"' 'iinA 'n"' was suocess'
that was what lawyers were for. But these were
| trumphs that brought no lasting reputation no
| success worth ANYTHING Not in any snch wav
| had the fame of great LAWYERS been won Rnt
elevation Of character intellectual honesty moral
| courage, were NOT enough 10 make n LAWYER
| They were the grand and only foundations for a
great LAWYER Int something else was reonisite
| and that was labor right down nerseyering
| straightforward wear bv Year earnest work. and
| for that there was no yicarions substitute no
| royal road no natent machinerv The man who
| considered that Inv gift of the gab or some other
| disouali6cation he was goine 10 reach the
| bel9ht Of snccess stood a lass chance Than n
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