Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

of the hnasFs ei this world has ...ut aa As.i.fe
ltls reeora i- iasiiuE At lHas i at H4il e4lc1
ihs isilfasaa-i oi ihis iiit
Superior Court
Al the regular session of the suIefiof
Count Yesterday afternoon. after lle
DAYS business had been completed
Judge Holmes afose. read ihs resolutions
framed upon fhe death ot the lssle judge
Nlsbey and moved tbaf they be entered in
foil upon the court journal and certified
copy NTH tie seal a. the court be- presented
t. the mourning family. Continuing ths
Judge said
While ! suppose that my designation a.
euiOgisl here tpdaY was intended a. a matter
OF compliment, stil J resIel deeply ihal
some other member oi the bar Was noi
chosen My mind II crowded ailh 80 many
thoughts 81 that great aud good mau that J
am illy prepared lo sleak. Ny mind gbes
back o. day early iu the hlslors ui tiAs
CITY. The recoiieciions of those times nl
me rather for mouTner than tof speaking a
euiogy over the dead ! hardly kuow how
20 trust myself to expnesH my feeling. The
sacred historian informs ar tlat. there fssIse
a great wind from ihe wilderness auo suloie
the tour corners %! the house. and 30 ieli
upon Tie young men aud thry arr dead
and only escaped alone % tell thee.
only have ESCAPED slone t0 teii ihe story.
When. slr nay mlll recalls oar Decreased
brother a a young man, erect in trm,
broad shoulterec, Well poised head covered
with black glossy hsiT. deep set sei iuii and
expressive black ewes broad high and lu-
tellectuul forehead. when 1 recalls the fhiee
years and over in which our deceased friend
with one Sylvester Granger and myself
together slrieel each leo gain ana each a.
assist the other in gaming legal know edge
when ] recall the pleasure We enjoyed dur
ing these times ll our moot court aud la
occasional trials before justices of The peace
ard the many amusing aud exciting luc.-
dents connected therewlth, when ] recall
the iact OF oar having together on Vie
morning OF the l1th oay of MAY
1913. taken the solemn professional oath
when ! recall the occasion of ouT assisting
on that gloomy morning ln Jlis l'i3 to
cOnsign our mutual friend O. ranger % bis iasl
resting place. when ] recur % tbe many
anxious. earnest and profitable meetings
and Consultations We held ln those early a.
well as later years on legal and other sub
lects and when the stern reality now COM
pels me 10 reaI ize that De- too has passed I'd
the spirit world. and tAaf J shail see hinl
no more forever ] feel, a. God Only knows
how keenly feel that only have escalad
alone 90 tell this Bat ~lr. these are mus-
inE.. personal 60 myself. aud perhaps not
proper on au occasion like this.
Ia j. 0s the man generally. ui his conduct
and it, influence ora Others. Dol. public a.
well a. private. hi> professional az well a.
official character, that We ou this solemn
occasion are 10 consider And. your Honor,
were / 10 sum up iu brief the private and
public the professional and official chafac-
ter OF oar lamentcd friend. Judge hitney
] should DO So by saving A sound and l-
dustrious lawyer "A profound and last Judge.
I.aa.
Your Honor. ou. decreased friend has leltau
influence that Sill be ftil fpr gp0d ioug
after h, name Nii have been forgotten
In his hie ne held many oliices oi rfusi #,
end always discharged the duties pertain
ing thereto IN rom %. faithful and iniel-
ligent manner. bis influence on the Jaws
of our Stale vii be lasting and Tor geod
! refer 10 the laW Oi evidence. and also
the prc-cnt liquor Law. When he assumed
the office Of district judge Of the Western
District Of Michigan the difficulty in ur-
eanzing new court. the increase Of jufis
diction The enforcement of revenue laws
and the bankrupt laws following ciose on
the heels. etc. the manner oi dl-pusiue o'
these questions v hich arose Was truly
wonderful His place, sir may be hlIed
and las chair now vacant NAV ee Occupis 4
by others by men 81 great learning in the
law. Of high mental culture. oi great lifer
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When Judge Holmes bad completed his
touching and tender euiogy. Col. j Poole
address sing the court said
Il rise. your honor o. seo0oa ihs me
ssould better accord with ms feeling. Hfn unI
satisfied tIisf fnv sfrnfRt lf aiIh these pf0ra ffuC
or mf approval of Hfst ha- been eaia OF fht fi ar
arter and sorlh of lnare Wffhef sanfid p. rn
tlrels upon iuffrence. Lef mc expires mf y f1f'
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be Df She carly Associate uf Judge hiInff In
fhe rractico of t6e lass here tat following hatf
f.a.s..d asaa. George Marin fshn haH B.
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