The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-18


and there gre Many benesefarSez az
fhss gentle phase Of his nature IL che
spirit OF retaliation hal beer more
] pronounced in him. r. Il prOhafse his
political ambition would have been
gFxtiEe1 earlier than it was.
IL il not generally known outside Of
Uni0ntowr that Mr.. Boyle w4s in ear
~ life = printer. He vas 80 email IN
stature du.ing portion Of his an
| premiership that even with the Aid al
the high three-ievged stool on which
| printers usually tit, he was unable 20
reach al the boxes ia fztas zS=r@ case
Is vas necessary % elevate his stool
He worked az bis trade for 3 while in
sfeubenvfile, where he was foreman
Of weekly paper when quite rounx.
and Ass. II information al hand 4 cor
rects in Pittsbury- Bat eventually
be returned 70 Uniontown. and there
set about the unfolding AMI develop
ing Of the qualities which have brought
him honor. fame and wealth. RE be-
tieyed that man eoaId largely share
hIg own destiny, and that belief he
acted out. with what decree OF success
is apparent 10 all who knew him.
EdftoTiaiiy the Post says, under this
head:
DEATH or CHARLES y. soYLE.
The death OF Charles e Boyle, In
Washington Territory, IL an event es1t
Of the common in It's sadness. and will
be matter Of regret ard sorrow not
only 20 bis old home. Lgs throughout
| the country, for In his four years SER
vice in congress be won golden opirl-
fons frarn men vel qualified TO judge.
and Of opposing politics. representing
widely separated sections OF the Union.
Mr.. BOYLE conquered iron fortune
from very g eeuragiHg beginnings.
His atsainmeEss were solid. rather
than slo~y. wkise his personal integ-
/ ritg and sense OF honor we're striking
/ traits Of weEl-rounded character He
had IL in him TO have made one OF the
strong men 81 congress and an gbie,
honest. and fearless Judge. but
adverse circumstances denied him
fns frAsfs OF an honorable
ambition. The last wears
OF bis life were unfortunate in poIiti-
cal and personal sense. but the mis-
/ fortune had In il no faint rejecting on
himself. On the contrary. had he
been Of more gaciie material. a corrnpt
man, or given TO intrigue, be would
~
81 achievement. He chose the better
part and Ms a result, I'm Western Penn.
syivania his memory viii De honored
with affection and appreciation by al
who had opportunities Of know ing the
man. In recent events he was the vie
tim of combination Of about thu
meansst and most malignant trait
that dishorlor our politics, Bal
Charley Boyle retained his man.
hood ard ssif-respect through il all
ami stth his decease, : man OK erea;
capacity for useful work in legislation
and on the bench has drifted acros,
the river.
VERY ABLE Man.
Chreaseie Telegraph In the death o.
the Hon. Charles f. Boyle. Pennsyi
vasiia aud the nation have lost yer,
able man. and the Democratic part,
one OF It's brightest and fairest leaders
His loss will be greatly regretted. and
noYlerc more sincerely than ia West
ern Pennsylvania. where he was bes
known.
ssNvERgLY LsMESrEr.
Phiia. Record The sudden death q
Hen. Charles +. Boyle cuts short wha
prpmised 10 be a successful and bril-
nant career In the Territory OF Wash
ington. Ii Is probable that he wcula
not long have held his iudgeship, bu
he would soon have maae his way a
the bar OF the territory. He stood for
years in the front rank of the iega
profession in Western Pennsylvania
In pebble and private lite he was
man OF unblemished integrity. Hi
death viii be sincerely lamented By ,
host OF friends In Pennsylvania.
SILENT IN DEATH.
The ehaIiee of grief has been draines
by ali nations. kindred and tongues
Their woes. at the loss OF loved ones
have been told by the lips OF then
that can speak well. and their hittel
anguish has been set in song. Thes,
tributes tell the character oil the ma
tons, and paint the ideals OF the HUI
, man race. The brief span of liz,
/. awarded 10 Judge Boyle was in many
respects eventful nnd stands ont in re
lief rs model. He scaled the heighti
ia everything he undertook. As
boy, playing marbles in the street, b,
did bis best Ia win. and couls
, not be badgered or cheated GU
!. of Tie game. His indoTnitahl'
!. courage doubled his strength and th'
bttiiy knew If he undertook TO chea
!, him he would have 60 fight. As a stu
: dent in college. he stood at the heas
of his class, and won the resHect ans
!, esteem u the faculty. As a printer
his ambition was 10 set more tyre thar
any one else, and 60 have less error
!. in the prOos-sheet As an editor. hi
I aim WAS comnon sense and To writ
I so as to he understood. While he wa
: eminent as IA student, printer and edi
!, tor, IL was reserved for him 90 be sll
! pereminent as a lawyer. His innat
courage gave him love for truth, ans
! his mental confirmation affordes
! him the ability 10 seek after il an,
! 20 find IL He was never knswn Il
: give an otf-hand opinion, nor TO Great
: absolute hope OF success in a client
. His caution and retieencc made him
safe counselor. and his application
: made him one of the best of advocates
tie arrived az no conclusion BIZ intni
, ton, bat depended upon the make,
unyarnished facts. as evolved b.
close study cf the law and the test
, mony. Intelligence. integrity ans
courage were the marked elemsnts il
|, Judge Boyle's character He Tad ~
. patience with iiatterers. and cringeSs
! but held them as dangerous 20 soeiet,
and coed government.
~ civic muse. To such astne,
To such q name for ages long.
Preserve a broad approach OF fasHe.
And everringIag svenses OF song
: We can truthfuliy and conseien
: nously adopt the Language of Tenay
son IN his ode on the death of tn
I Duke OF Wellington. 10 Judge Boyle
: to-wlt.
!, lie is sonc who wsS ~ graf
: Gone hsas nothing can ieEnave hkna
OF The force nc made bis own,
: Asid he wears frsses crown
4 Thar say wrxssh that nan can weAv
hin."
We admired Judge Boyle for hi
stainless integrity and inteIleetns
!, force. On such men rest the granseu
! AMI glory os oar beloved country
: shams and iFausIs. Ike Judas will <
! 10 their osn piGce. II is difficult 10
i the mind tn grasp the fart that th
Hon Charles +. Boyle is silent i
death The entire community weg
! panied because he left as and went {
! the Pacific coast. hut then We coal
!. hope 70 see him again. and be bens
Eitesl BY his eoapsel. Now ths gloom,
! sepulchre holds him for AL time.