The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-03

crude notions by printing them over
their true signatures cam no longer be
regarded with surprise. But he was
sustained as to the intrinsic validity Of
his opinions by his abiding conviction
that whatever theories men may adopt
concerning the development of the hui
man intellect, any departures from the
laws of mind, in the natural processes
of its growth, can only result In irrepar-
able injury and disappointment.
And now the melancholy pleasure is
allowed to those who labored by his
side SO many years ago in the interests
of true education, to note on every
hand expressions of useless regrets that
his wise counsels were not permitted to
prevail
While DIR. Bronson's mental powers,
both analytical and synthetical, were
naturally of AZ high order. they were
largely increased by the incessant de-
mands made upon them. Their growth
under the general law, being stimulated
by these demands for work, and by the
performance of it.
With a retentive memory for facts, he
possessed in a marked degree what us
known as the scientific mind-and haV-
ing been always student of the physi-
|
cal sciences, he was capable of justly
considering from almost any point of
view the physical problems that might
be presented to it,
~ was also tIue tnaI ne hau q Juu li'l'a
mind-a mind fortified by a comprehend
slve knowledge of the principles of jul
risprudence, as well as of statutory law.
% mat Il ne iiaop lloe peeil tne eLesU ,
pliSspclalt tnat ne was' ~ tiiS ptoS.uesu
sense OF thdl teiHi' II nIturaliy AoIiuMs'
Vhtps ne Woulu iiaVe CHOSEN uile lesa4
procession anu Wolla nave pecoine q
famous constltutIonaA fa"yel-oF one ol
tle ulstins ulsneu Jullsts Oh our lanu-
anu couIu nave WoIib WItA duequate uls-
MY anu srace tne iioilolS' VI us liislieSt
JuuiSlta posLIion'
IL 'Ae" ~ ms slepo idI"l@i
,lleilps, sucn . conclusioii liiisne ltL s''S
peeh IoresiauoWeu III tne iiisesteitui
,iie'ilirer II! WINCH no useu Viie hlsilsL
lahsuase ms crltical etlolcs %
woFos-in tlie Judgment ana soou Nasue
SHOWN III the formation OF ms sentences
-in tiie strt'tespcal sAlll VIII "illSn lls
els uiiietlus were coiistructeI anu up
piieu' In tLe convincing power Vi Hls
rhetoric ana uhe aecullluidlllsl lorce ol
lairs udse' lioreaeeu Wy ms veiy ueipoe-
itD'e Hlaliler Vi utterdlce' am coiilDiilIiie
10 conipel, as II Wete' ms auuiloHs W
auopL t's tller OWL tiie coiioitlslols p.e-
yiotlsly reacileo through rlle loslcal ae-
uucuions Oh nus own nlIu'
AZ - e'lllioss nan century slloe the
uay was iiisI iil~'ue hlio"l 70 hll,'
nl'u Ienlelipoer tile OCCASION as lnousn
II were plpt SesUeroay'
Anu curing az inns long Perlou Oh
crose anu allilosu ualiy llltel course tiiere
was never even Tue sliauoW VI d ciouu
petWeel Us ~ was a pellou u coiil,-
GIG anu uirproKem irlenuShlp Wnlch
was 10 me lhost ueilsaltlul anu pronea-
olg
11oHest' natural anu slIi'pIe III ms
chatacter anu tdstes'-sil!cere IN every
lh]lll4es uttlon uliresefNea plr dll uecia-
ratlons Oh ms OPINIONS IL ne uttereu
theIi at aii-loyal 70 every KNOWN uuty
Or opilsalloil' ms simple worn couiu lIot
pc strengtheneo pN ms 'potiu'
hls pusiiess transactions were coh-
oucteu WIN e&actness VI accounting
ana upon q pasls OF stlVctest integrity
"iilie ne Woulu retaih nothlng mat
coutu De rlghtIully cnalrleu py ahother'
Aespecteu anu aulIilreu ny MS own
PROFESSION, ne enjoyed IN an unusual de-
gree une pupiic esteem anu confluence
LAKE, other men Vi Wealtn VINO nave
suiIereu I'M lne estiiilatioh VI .iie PuDlc'
wioll tney ui'p not tdAe iiito tieit coiiil-
uelIce IN the lilaiias e!iielil vi tnelr al
Lalrs' ana whose rlshe nanu mas not
oeen permitted 10 KNOW what was GONE
ny ms leIt liaiiu-Wno preIerreu In oth-
er words 10 keep ms prlVale aIIalrs
Irom the PUBIC khoWleose' DE- bron-
son was fesarueu ny some VINO old not
KNOW MN wen as oelns parsiinohlous'
In my Judgement OIL mas character noth-
ing could Wen De farther from the
truth ne kheW tine Value OF money; ne
also Knew the average quantities OF men,
moreover ne was not ignorant or the
injuries so. olten sustained by comrnu-
mites ana individuals through thought
"SiS 0ieiiSi HoN 'iSit HeVueu' VI W'iloll