The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-22

THE NEW JUSTICE IN HIS ROBES OF OFFICE.
minute. but he had the whole matter revolving
In his mind. He began at the beginning and
stated tho facts. Such Q faculty Of clear, limpid
statement Is seldom met. I think in my
time no man I have known has pos
sessed it 50 well as Mr.. Lamar, un-
less II was the late Matt Carpenter Of
Wisconsin. Then he began to unfold the prin-
ciples OF law which he thought applicable. As
his mind rolled on from position to position 1t
was with a ponderous, majestic. yet ever deli
cate and sensitive movement that was simply
wonderful. ! said to myself, this man may not
be able to quote the exact section OF the law, or
the particular page of the reported decision.
but he has q mind thoroughly imbued with
legal principles and maenihcently disciplined.
Without making invidious comparisons. it Is
my judgment that Mr.. Lamar will add strength
and adornment to the Supreme bench. l be-
peve, he possesses some qualifications that the
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war Mf L. was "a. . . pepuls Ma and q x HSinffrssso i iienre sa az
friends On Ii. Republican side Of III senate as
ling we're boon companions. and It was. one Of
their fayorite diversions to meet for a friendly
IN a1'e sse wlie she s siorssi Ihe a new he Sso e a II alss
5BreISnds to skin in fencing; He still has won
81 Sfs 8 r re . iisGssI as fSl5S sR %h6 1 ssiaE Of Il him fao ss
Il Hp .se ,H sSaid ss ssS hi Gr 'Is%ar w isnsIp g. fHH sf sas q
P%aptl!er's agility and vigilance. Several times
he has crossed swords with professional teach
much as iouche ell him n1V With h the s.i Button en.o ''' ~
mar Ono ., the T.,' Iaushs6le ashts ,h s. Nj: La
Ter In Wasi.ina. on, before The war. The House
Of Rsprescnfatiyes was in . furious struggle
the Democratic on territories or to
y select committee Of fifteen. 1t was an all
s sSsSs %t.'f before e , 5eT Z p'cloeP IN the the m Ss1sIs;
On Sai ,ha HS Gr"% Of Pennsylvania standing over
MAPS making = speeIh:,
stay where / rleatc."' At this Keitt bristled up
That's ali right" said Grow: II Shall 20
where ! please in this hall, and no negro driver
sna1l i srnSs : W Wh aec Gv ofhs me and AZ s,t this the ls,s sWG
minutes before the light was general. Potter
mar jumped in. and delivered blows Wherever
, \ I'll, fS'IH'c1 Esrt G sJSIs and Potter straqt KIN.
s~qpposing that It was Eiihu Washbnrne
q Illinois who had struck him, made
brother of Elihm' dash"d at RsrisdpIa ana
arm and pound him. Barksdaie wors n wig
and TO washburne's horror The whole ton ofhis
head came OF, and the blow he Intended spent
this time was bounding. and tbe Serpcant.at.
Arms. with the awful mace in his hand. was
Sosstilitiieess. 0' By By 'h iSi Ssq fims OF t Inc igh sa ana 0 gwsT
Lovejoy Of Illinois had made a pair and stood
q one side pummeiling each other In The most
last mon to be- nuieted' and tthey mrnba bIvv
fought for at least ten minutes. nsittHer rsining
pretty well poundsd' axo' anu oo'h se'tihs
In the Senate Ccnxer o, MICHIGAN onco
6EhtiHSSa s srmH i;hinss hS, at St Mn hGmsr about ,a his
20 attention to II Until the next day' pWhea pI he
stepped TO Conger's desk and said; '"Conrer.
power fisht: that's wheppss v aDo and Hgnsing' out
s e. ,s .nIik =, Idont {sii ssbSat hfhtins' But !