, 1880-07-24

stop to hunt up authorities. He writes vory rap
ID y sa i @ sSoe y ay he e as Il h5
ii"',::. fo9eIsn Misistsrt. ar Gai,net a'acs5: i
Wh!iG he ke.t'y enjoys soe!cty, nc has oiten
sRTd that he would rather It rond snako lts dc.
@a IT," foxn a =. cH jFa ser Gt i Throughout tho
was % yca,1 old before he hcsan the study OF
n hs IT, ts Tx bse e. e 81. ys5sb se,xse Ta
ten moro ni'niona ou coustitu ti6nRl questions
tl,nn my " big MssoclateN, Hnd throughout the
Ea was rraetc1nE niedisllo as country doctor:
tosr. invo!vips .bo ''G fh,rsee"th. r Fourtsenti.
and fifteenth Amendments to tho Constitution
w. w. known aa tho sla,iEhter- house c1se OF New
tho opinion Of tho Court, and thin was thc tlrst
a onfy nthcrtntiye c1pns'son f tho a!no: .
"p,nIon ] hnse S.' ilovcr bce,, ~ aestIoncd Juase
a is's; Hs ~ s.ud's;' ,ned,sns M sad VIA ssss:
s,ed ss or ss wSa pr.osns
physlcinn he lnaao Up Ms MIND that tneti.
stdiea III a~ ana va. antted u tbo Has
With his sensitive by,nl,athotc naturs ho suffered
more than his patients dt, md tho wear and
sn,ing ihat Judge Miller ilaa tho Viii and couraee
Off !ion W.T. l!s hssst b. ,5,t q cnita
cratic circles TINT politics should 70 on tho
D6ueh, but our l}etnocratlo fricnds Intend tl,!g
pniisics or On tho i,cneh witi eutirs proprissy.
However this tnay be-. Judge Miller is. ncvnrtho-
less. q born politician. aI,d he f, she,etore. y
and humber Of other such incn. tho 0bject
e nn cor, m the eysr s
10 anything. and IL 1Ss1 he re.nased nu e a. mlowa.
and soon 91tained large practice: ic e.,.a5 was
of Lincoln. Chn6c, 0iIdlngs, ThnJ siuvens aiiti
thNt class Of men, who h1sc cut such tilyttro In
9 o1 h rhs ss 1x aa oy SeG ns m sysi VIZ
successfully hcfore tho law-schonl here and he
fore tho 1sur ns4'entions Ct New York ant Inwa.
t. W n,,nber @ sei' of iItcrary ter W cel!cEcs: w " v
Judge Nillcr Is an adnl'rai,ly. preserved man; A.
lie Is over years of ,,Ke. his weight is over o
every fair day t1uriuR the stttngs OF tho Court
with TIM quick. sprl1sKy step Of a9or Of ., Iio
shnvori. ha4 mn Immense head. entncwhnt bald oi,
tnp, hili his hair, dark brown In cutor, 10 only
here and thore II little strruktsl with KrRy. Ills
taseis very s:s,,nK. hss Mn!ss INV ss,sw!n9 gssas
tlrinncss and what trnrtsincn call "stnylnE
qunlitiss. but his eye ts yntlstE aild mild, md
is sii1T is pseliSr t% Wtnng G t. e"inl
fnmlly eo.islsts os. hls wife, Mrs. Stocking, II
widowed daughter by II fortncr inarriHge, Miss
now student at Cornell. and destined to follow
| his fathnr In the. law Mfss Miller Inns gained
Efcnt u1sflncu0n ~ eOC.ctt nelC+ IN HcCount OF
her h.ninbtlity MID her accomplishments. Edtl-
GATED abroad. silc speaks 9ern'at,. FTelleh, md
@ ~ faS 1ax xries e,
well. talks well. and is popular In society. Tho
otdrst lnlghter of Judge Miller, tho wffo OF Col.
| C0rkhIli, United EtAtes Attorney for this city,
| tiled several yeArs ago.. Airs.~ Miller md her
..nughtor arc now nbroad, but will return In tho
/ fall.
Judge Millor'a socIa! qualifications und per-
Snnnl characteristics Arc beyond ,ltl comnDnln-
tton Thrro 70 nos or the bench, In civil nthee.
has tho most stnlwnrt qualities ~ u Judge md
| politician. but In prtvatn flfo he IL the most
sympathetic, the ui0st unegsh. THO tntst cretl-
! try Is tho world; hLs countrymcn aiI mankind"