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mit tbov never foiled IN roceivo an
conr,cemsnt and hnln frn,, him Rnt
II was we'll understood that his in
sipht was keen. and that no did not snare re.
bukes who're thev were merited: md conse.
ouent,v he wo. little sourbt after nv question.
abl, characters. whatever might he their social
position." He said himself. Almost the only
trnit in INV character which s,ivos ma anv self.
comnlncencv 10 that 7 nevcr estesm anv man
the lass for thinking evil of ma. though unfor.
tunatelv 7 am obliped TO confess that T do
soundly hate good MANY who do not hato me- -
His habits Of work at Burlinpton nre TINS
described. "He rosa babtuallv at n vary earlv
bonr ,ighted n fire. for bimself in tho ,IttIa cab
inet which he did not dignity with the name of
q etrdv and was readv for rsoLin, or wr;tin,
NV < o,olocl allie in enmmsr and winter when
ARTIFICIAL Iight was rcouired hs occnned him
aaIf with soma volpma ~ s,csnt;onpllv Good
tyns unti, Yull daylight. II wns bis cnstom tn
keen on his reading table some half dozen
Volumes Mt A time. usually in different Ian.
euayes, and he seldom read mora than an bour
IN anv one book or on nnv ona sub;ect nnleae
actually studying that subject ATS he break
tasted after which be went at once to his oface
tnrned home for his country dinner. soon
after be went again to tba ofI,oa for n ooun,s
~ bours. hnt bis evenin,s wora invnrI,blv
given to bis family. Then be road md did
notbing TINT tbev could not sb,ra In Tb, ar
din.rv intorrrntions a, domas.i, IN, ca trv-
,n,, to ,rooonun;ad ,,o, ,ov.r soar,od e.
onnoy hin, and tho endloss ouostiopo ~,
his Tt,Io hov NOR. ,,uovo onsw.rod viii
ant n sjo, ~ ;n,natiane. orts;da intorrun-
ttono ba hora Ieos con,nIaoontIv Tho nI,.nt
r. Nod. hiro . huainass nis,t a. his on-,
house. II by any accident admitted Mt ALL was
likely to meet with n recention 40 cool IA NOT
IN epconrape n second intrnsion Time for him
had an inostimable valuo and aven In bis of9,co
he was ant to rise from his own chair bv way az
example II his intsrlocntor did NOT of himself
discover when the conversation was sndedn
When George Marsh entered Congress- as n
Whie in December. 1s43. Calhoun. Benton. and
Cboate were members of tho Senate. to which
CLAW and Webster were to return in 1s45. Tn
the House were John q Adams r q Wintbron
! n IneersoI and A. r Stenhens who were
To be ,oined in 1S4s bv Jefferson Davis We
ara told that with Mr. Adams "bis intsrconrsa
soon became .nsy and friendly For NJ
Wabster be had tho admiration which
that ereat man conld never fail to in
snire. and he alwove accentaa nm invita-
tion from him with Measure bnt ba constitu-
tionally shrank from seating the society y,
onv man who hao n Iarg. foIiowing and con-
senuentlv the nconaintanca was but n snner-
ncfal onen AR Choa,e as n fellow Graduate
y, Dortmor+b u,os oIroo5v tnovn to Mir, ",r5
the onnortunitv nou afrordad of fra,,,ontIv an
ioviry tbo sociotv 30 tbir h-;,I;art frard u, % q
, souroa ~ oreot sotisyo.t;on y Mr. wirtbron
ond Mr. Incor.oI, saou to b,yo baon ,bo "a ,nor,-
horo ~ ,ha uons. ,,;tL -, Mr Maroh ,ra :,
m mast oon 9dontto, torn,s
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