The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-05

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! move, your honors. that a. an expression Of
the regr@t ina: We feel f0- the uatimely csgsrI-
u-e o. Cur brother. Eue IS az expression Of our
s1ect.ca AID esfeSEa, that The resolutions WHICH
hare teen read oe spread upon rne records OF
~ : cOETt. IS 4 psTrsstuEl memorial IN that re-
gAfd, EE1 t22i such o.Eer ana furt5er order De
made D HIS honorable court ss may seem fus.
and appropriate 20 this solemn occasion.
When Judge JGeobs ceased speaking, Judge
Roger :. Greene came forward and began:
Nay Il please tie court: Emotions that can
not wholly control unfit ne 20 speak as I would
On ills occasion Ever since l heard the mourn
tEI news Of the mortsl Illness CT ogr brother
~ heart hss been wsilipg place. Ii seems IS
y while we are speaking he must be so1aew here
II this count, himself about 70 rise and address
the cou-G
John Charles H.ines will certainly slvsys bs
regarded ~ those - 10 have known him person
sally as one OF the most striking and imposing
1gnfes u the history OF the territory state q
Warrington hitherto. IN ny opinion. 20 man
O. more exfraoT9l1arT OF varied parts has re.
appeared among Ia In what that irtsres.z
mankind was n@ not interested? What regions
OF know edge O. eRdesTor did he E0t e1veutglr-
o1s-y explore! Among whom vas be not faes..
yvlzseeYst
Cur Of in the high zenith Of lis life, in the
iul4 aud uuIlapa4fsd enjoyment OF ali lis won
derlul faculties, but before be could gather and
enjoy tha tFuiI OF his HES efforts, wei may We
exc.alm; How is the mighty fallen n rhs
midst of the battle! How IS the mighty fallen
and the weapons OF war ps-ikhedi'
he chose the profession OF the law. but net Of
necessity. wide as is the scope OF his and our
vocation, and familiar and accurate was lis
tai rs- -
his genius al4e1 u up AID took IL also what lies
on every side beyond His brilliant achieve
Ensnts as lawyer we're not more due 20 his h.v-
Ing WHIST Ii termed the ''lega mind
than 20 ths combination in bis one per-
s0a o! many capacities. any one OF which
would heye sufteed 70 make Sny man anywhere
Clst-ng Slshe1s ana under faForing co1d8 tious,
great. great ciplom&tiAs AMI statesman, q
great navigator, or great military leader, he
certainly would have been Or know not but
what even great poet-ioF ne possessed il az
exceptional degree, tie poetic enpersment.
had be Nsed il times or amid circumstances
encouraging Tor him such development. HIS
were "tAe soldiers, courtier's, scholars. poets
ere, pen tongue anu sword" and he 1.-The
gisfs % fashion and the mould OF form; the
observed OF al Observers" Sometimes IS
have Contemplated his magnificent physique,
commanding the gaze ana admiration ot every
presence into which IL came, his form and
movement how express and admirable"
hi. lordiy intellect and his daring, reso-
lutte heart, lie has seemed 70 me
an sneehEonisn and TO be really nedixvsl
Knight, altogether out OF place although not
lost an DIST the peaceful employmsnss sud
mechanism Of this nineteenth century.
Colonei Haines came 70 seattle snd tie terri
tory % Warrington in 1879 or 1850, bearing 10 M
kind letter OF Introduction from 8 mutual
Trend, Judge blodgett, OF the United states
eour ;a'. Caicago. had the pleasure of admit
ting him a. that time 70 the Washington bar
aad was pleased 10 try 70 help him in making
se9uGniances aad getting q business foothoid;
but in truth be needed 40 assistance Friends
Ike rivers 70 the sea He leaped a. once into
desirable business connections and large prsc-
tice, which grew n importance and responsible
lily up e she date % his decease.
lie ass.dUous.y cultivated al branches OF the
law, and SO successfully shat while he excelled
II al, IL hard u say IN which he most ex-
cc.led. BE vas probably the best admiralty law
yer OF thn Coas; north Of san Francisco but dis
played ID less capacity or learning in his
especially shone as al advocate. lie made h!s
clients cause his own Aad transformed his every
client into formidable antagonist OF the oppos-
ing party. He was never at the end OF his re-
sources and was ever ready viii al weapons 81
His dsIneanor was hsbiruallv courteous. NOT
only toward the court, bat toward opposiu ?
counsel Outside tae courtroom he vas "a
asahlo ard genial companion, and he had a
particular kindness toward the younger mem
Gers O! the bar
For his successes he did not trust 20 his nat
ursl EoiAty. but was exceedingly industrious,
toillBg Tar beyond the strength Of any ordinary
41AG 20 81 Elsc4l ii. cases, anu turning
out an Incredible amount ot work in the csu.s
o. the interests he espoussd.
HIS death IS s4noEit0ry, not only IL that il
warns Is o. the shortuess ana uncertainty OF
that life which he tili now has shared vita Is
but n that il brings Us 10 ponder his career aud
emu. ate al that u praiseworthy IL his abound
ing lie. Il adds - our RESPONSE aility that We
have lived where he did and Gha: his LIE hAs
been iater.aiRs5ed VITA ours.
COD grant that his virtues rasy Be Reproduced
IN Is En1 IN those 70 whom lis memory and
fame shall descend. and may the Go4 OF the
tEtaeE.ess sri ne WIDOW remernnes r1l..-,r