Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

their virtues Which in life commanded
our resp e.. our sdmira,iOa and our 81.
iee,ioa. sa, that !, has been rather from
. eonbina,ioa u circumstances occurring
Ia the pAs,. not mAkias as fofse,fal bat
having hAd only . tendency 10 PosPons
such proper and h;iing service.
I bshsye. II Your Honor please. iha,
The legal profession, . profession In
-hieh have been Engaged ia al humble
say fr almo-, . quarter Of q eea,ary. u
ous above al other professions requiring
care .nd responsibility. AID. 10 i,s Prse'
,ics. bessi BY mote temptation. snd Ia.
1uecnsai, 70 dsyisis from the path Of
.iris, hoas,,y and hish mural .,and'as
tbAn any other. especially -i,h ihoss
~bo have . desire 10 accumulate wealth.
a. some DO si al hazards. add Il is TO
NY mind sitting and proper ,hs, We -ho
live after those -Ao have walked its
-sy,. those -ko have assumed, and sbly,
honestly and faithfully discharged the
daiis, incambsni upon them Ia their
professional career. should remark upon
their virtue. and iarn 20 their example
q. exhibited Ia their association -iih the
tr.israi,y ard Ia their practise -i,A all
others.
A, the years come Aad 20. -hils Dis.
eh,rsirg IN al humble SAY the duties
dsyolSing apoa me a. one Of the legal
ir.israiiy. feel TIA, there !. al Jade
.,ub.blsa nd iasNPrrs,ibls source Of
friendship. Yea. mote ih.a that, . coz
nee,ins link bei.e,a members Of the
prols.sioa. and especially m-mbers Of the
The same Bar. ihA, tad from my o-n
sip-risnce a. an broashi IN eoa,sei
9TH my bro,hsr, sad -i,A The -o'li
there y |. tendency the more 20 app'e-
eisis tho.e m.nly .nd noble eh.r.e,sris.
nc. u honesty snd hisliiy 10 priaeiPls
that mark ,hs career q every .aeesssial
lssysr. snd dr.- me ia animation aud
s,tesm % those -ho m.nifys, IN their
daily ~.lss. exhibit 10 their professional
career snd .hos 70 the world IN al their
business. a. eel .. IN their Pfoiessioasl
dealings. such nsHly AID noble eA.rae.
isiis,ie,. ! say tia, si,h me, q. the Cur
rat u life AID sIPsrisase gos, on. ! an
more and more df.-a 20 such. no; oaly
BY The tender snd strengthening lie. sN-
i.,ins smoas The rnsmbsf. q car fr.isr-
ai'y. BAT BY = nore sensitive sPPreeis-
tilh q such msnly ql.l'is. a. have -
sraadly ~i,h.,ood the assaults Of time
.na sircgm,,Aaes aad from "his, s,srn
b.,il,fsli' have brogsh, v,eiorioas aad
sl1ri5C, manhood Ga "Dv.ae harvest
% b. e,1ihsd nth nssns.. Of light
and liis ''oa the other sils, and =, !
stand In yoaf Honot' Preseaes ree.l
70 MAD The members q this Bar Ia
-ho.s memory the court h.s convened
tonight. sn4 cat u respect 10 whom the
Bar b : assembled
Thsy have faded from human SIGH, ;
they have r5and,d oa, inio fall e5mPls'e-
nsss their life work. snd | feel deeply i'm.
pressed by sense Of the lo., Of active
frisnl,hip. % al. Of example aud Of al.
wee. All feel that I, ~ill De q loss eoa.
iinaias % the snd u my life
Without opportunity Coz previous prep.
.raii5a. required a. the hands Of my
committee n pressni these resolves,
feel Tia, an wholly ineomPs,sn, 10 -
over the Geld Of ,koash, Ia, !. open be.
fore me. o. % expires, in wofd. the feel.
ings sad sentiments that are moved in
ny heart by this service.
an further requested, II your iloaoi
please. beside. Addressing yOaf HOaor
10 . general way bsfor, pr,ssaiins the
r,s5lsiioa.. 20 cal special stientloa %
to member. Of the Bar sho have pas
"a Assy aad who have 20, ys; received
the usual aud proper notice. aud ! ,.ks
thi. opportunity before resaming my sea,
70 cal attention specially TO two mem.
bers viii whom. tariag my professional
career. | have been mOss " lsss .ssoei.,-
81.
Gre, speak Of Cyru. Hu,ehin.. j.,
q C.hton. ~ho. believe. Vas . native
% Pans Mr.. Ha,ehins came TO my Of
fee - . student. Tie -.s faithful, dis.
srinia.,s and scholarly lie completed
hs studies. passed his examination and
became = member Of thi. Bar He thea
opened al ofkss in my village. aud. later.
associated himself si;h Major David Y.
S,o-sll and eon,inaed IN the practice Of
hi. p,ofe.,ioa antil hi. snfseblsd eoas,i.
ta,ioa saecom5sd 10 disease and be pass.
ID sssy. IL gives me pleasure. though
solemn Il i. 10 cay Of Cyrus Ha,ehin..
j., that he wss q young MAI Of promise (;
that be had the elements Of al exeellen,
snd critical ls-yer. could be have lived
10 attain the sse aud experience nses.s.-
~ 20 make any man such that be vas
. yOuag msa Of ia,csriiy. positive COZ
vieiions for the right. bold in asserting
and bold in action. A lOss to our ssso-
si.iioa. could hi. life have been PrOlonx-
81 and bis sIPsrisnee -idsnsd, be would
have been = still greater boaor to the
Bar. and possibly an hooOr 10 the bench
also desire TO speak Of another lac
yer. -bO -.s also a 'tadsnt IN my Ofhs-,
NJ Fnnk + Gibbs. . msn bright. &C.
tive snd sslf.msds. Mr.. Glib. passed
through the common schools. flashed hi.
academic course. Engaged fOr q time in
teaching. and catered my Office and nth
me completed his course Of study. aud for
too years -.s IN partnership With me in
the profession in ny native village. !
found Mr.. Gibbs to Be . ready. sharp,
quick scholar. . bright AID active young
practitioner. vho would have been. !
nave no dOab,. had Dis life been prolOag.
Cd. 9 successful snd honorable member
Of the profession. Ba, both are gone
their life work vas ended While they
-sre ye, yOans. and IL is . pleasure. !
Say, though q solemn one and long after
they have passed away. TO be able to re-
member them sad 10 speak words tha,
seem TO ne 70 BE- the suggestion Of truth
drawn from my seqasistssee and rsls-
tionship with them and the deep imprss-