Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-08
JUDGE COOLEY ON HAWAII.
The Learned Jurlst Argues Strongly
Against Annexation.
Ills Views on tho Louisiana. Florida
and Alaska Acauisition-But " not
San Damiugo why Iinv1iiT IT
Hawaii why not spain?
Special Correspondence

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reason. being ienhaiA"o'e "o''
respects has made him remarkhoIe on
jurist. an author, and O professor; un.
~ ,od.v b,. fsme in mt ciroumscribet
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~ 'he pounus'e' VI A"e','.' ~ :
has crossed oceans, INVADED iofeigt
lands and expressed its influence II
"tempIe,v where "ju,tIcev IA admin
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is'e'eu "co''u'"s W '"' e''A''""'' v
kings and potentatss.
Il was about seventy summers ago,
In m Iittie VILLAGE in thu En,nire state.
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'n"' no was po'n' Az "o'Bh' ho ~
about hvc feet eight anu half Inches,
and II II doubtful n In his prime he
wouId bavs baIanced tho scalos nj one
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nunutou anu my pounus' ~ peino""'
appearance land especially ut the pres.
AMI Tina, hs 4. M, f,on, nr.no,,.ss,nv
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'of ume anu inue'a'gAo'o i"ooi nave
madeinroads upon bjs constitution and
today he bows beneath the weight Of
v..,, nj, w.ik !. s.sh,. h,s vote. "a
vsak and Tho fyon y,a,. I'm b,a ba,, 4.
FAMILY CHANGING 10 siiyer.
IN MS carry caiee, ne me. WIN 'nt
IoveIses snu nhIusnips coninon 70 MI
yo.Ss s'so.nsys, W. n.,uie wa
w1su ~. Iouuu IN us vovaouIaiy, ne
u,u nos uicsm OF Sucn : tning, much
iess experience w. wnne no pos
sesseu ehersy IN epununncei WIS,
Umo,neu WIN perseverance .oiI
anu ume DrouRnt MIN 70 Tue
,aan " when We penoia MN
,ouny. ny one 81 MS intimate idenur
WAS inIofmeu, that ior thirty years
~ Petiolmeu tne WofR OF three men
wnicn does not seem altogether I'M
pIopApio Wnen we consiuef what ne
accompanied. January ist, ieoo' ne
was elected rs associate Justice Oh tue
supreme Court OF Michignn which
posluon Nc occupied until January lst,
iefo, wnen no was mhno ohiet Justice
OF tne s'ate where he remained until
Uctoper inS 1850 when nc resigned;
DuIing All THESE years anu up until
1889 ne ochvefea Lectures on constitu'
uonai IaI. rear properly anu Demo-
ctsuo IeIssIons, 70 the law GLASSES IN
ne &nlventy OF Micn!gan. MOI alone,
= nave sne.uy Eliminated, 10 thete
poritons were ms ispofs confined, Tor
~ inc snmo Time he was wfiting
ueas,ses Anu puoIlsning WORKS on law.
ns nook on "Constiintionai limita.
uons' 10 sutnorlty IN England W wei
= mefica, anu while this 10 I'M
uouoseuiy nis greatest p!ouucton, MS
lame - lawyer would nave been
Insuteu W ms WORKS on toSts anu tax
suon.
Aef heuBning MS JuuResnip ne ac-
cepted position on tne Interstate
ooMmoice commission, when ne held
untli compelled through III health to
teniBn IN iooi. over ayeaf ago ne was
70 feeble that II was impossible for him
70 sign MS name, anu MS friends
tnought his end was near, but his un.
conquefable spirit and determined VIII
power brought him through his crisis.
he mas NOT however, ,fully regained
his strength, still he Is able At times TO
perform little WORK anu delights
when able To pursue his chosen calling.
n lew Gays ago no appeared before the
supreme court OF Michigan In mand-
anus proceeding as attorney for the
slate house OF Representatives. He WINS
NOT able 10 stand while delivering
MIS- argument, but for three hours he
feno 10 the court ono OF the
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