The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-07-18
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ntAan a. statesmen hae PASSED a~aJ
alancsl @ssh ihs ccseny Snd y yonrE
- rsrfrnuen Nns l. ne s&aaie- not
NithNgandsng gFas haired agure here
ard shers
Rrssrd Hlane lad Sied p the year
"a shs nee4arssina Psxt01 Randolph /
haa IN 1lvad ia nee
EAuand Pend,ticn. afteF presiding
oxeY Nifgin8na rAktre ~ : stale. -
Chairman II her revolutionary commit
tne II safety. HAs HoE witharawn
fsem ar4axe aasirs go fli# bench, his
tnf Gxare uarre1 y fall from BIS
harse. MS oi6 power - AZ advocate
fraHEmuzeG into ssse cooler talents 81
tae jed
Patsaek is4nFs. tbs ardent leader q
tie aeroluflc1. had been chosen The
states rrsi eoFeTncr. ii the year q the
gsesarasscA of Independence three
ye4rs later ThonaA Jenerson had sue
eeedes hgm ia of1ce. the philosophical
raesr4l n times 81 change. the choice
~ Nr Harrison had bni completed tbs
round 81 the neM variety 10 a1aira
Wez Who. ike Richard Henry lee,
ns1 eounheied revelation and ths
braaE ne III OLD h0nda were ron ia ali
afsnss Il the front q ylrKiniD's busi
uass, and yoaneeE meh. 81 = force and
fowes IL crsinaiion eqrsl % hzs own.
were pressing forward a. II 70 carry
neM generation 40 tho stage which
had KHuNu nothing BIT Independence
snd fses Aesd d ssatesHanship
Among me rest. James Madison.
rnly ! igt7s mere than ten years Out
4 euliexs. but already cone With sery.
inE hls BoSisaafe ID the congress u the
ronfesefatsou. pehllcist and leader
III tbe 90 demsnsnn Al ahirsyAMc
EdmsMa isanaoiph. 81 the new gen
GRAFTON ~ ms commonwcalth's great
famiiy ~ lawyers. like his forpears III
KRIS and spsr.t vas already received
81 thirts INTO a place of influence
among public men
Merxhsli q War Veteran.
g0hn Marshall. 1851 tnrned Of twen.
tteiFht bat veteran 81 the long war
none the less. having been At the thick
81 the hghting i lieutenant aud cap
tain aisong ihe Nirgsnian forces. from
the time DnnmGre WAS driven from
tN0AAAAk tftA tt& Ntt vi ahtAAVRAr wa
nos that that duty Nas done. lawyer
iii quiet Fa04ulsr drawing 70 bimseIi
me eycs 81 every man who had the
perception 70 note qualities 81 tcres
aud leadership
James Aonr0e had come out 81 tbs
Mar at twenty fise to go al once ints
the public councils OF his state, ~
eual among his elders Young mei
came forward upon every side 70 tak'
their part In The novel rush Of AFFAIR
that followed upon the heels Of rev
ciutioB
Royel Welcome for Washington.
Washington found himself no atrang
er IN the new state. FOR an Il ha'
grown Of q sudden 40 unlike that OH
community In which his own life hal
bsen formed He found d very roya
welcome aNaitlng him st bis home
coming
The cid commonwealth loved a her
stliI as much as ever. was as loyal Z
him nov as II had been Ia the iar-awa
days OF the French war. when Dir
wlddie alone fretted against him. n
seeiyed him with every tribute OF a
fection. offered him gifts and love
him al the better for refusing then
But lie must have felt that dee
change had come upon his life. non
the less. aud even upon his relation
with his old famiiinrs and neighbors.
Most Famous Man Of the Day.
He had gone away hcnored indee'
and marked for responsible service
among mis- psoplea Burgess az q ma
ter IL course. q notable citizen. who's
force no man who knew BIN coul
fall 10 remark but BY no means a
counted greatest. even among the ms
uho gathered for the eolony's bushes
Il WILLIAMSBURG chosen only upon o
casion for special services Of actor
40 debate4 or statesman. 80 far AZ o
binary men could see, too reserved
De- popular with the crowd. though
should Ike his franknsss and taklr
address. and 70 out OF lts way 20 -
hin co horseback man for his neig
bars. who could know him, not q
the world. which he refused 20 eoui
But The war had suddenly iift'
him 10 tbs yieW or al mankind. hi
eel him among the great captains
the world. had marked him state
man in the midst OF affairs more
statesman than soldier even. M
must have thought Who had read b
letters OF heard them read in congress
On tbs aoor or IN the committees room
rad drawn 70 himself the admirati'
u the very men be had been ashtif
the very nation whose dominion
had helped 20 cast on.
lie has zyme home perhaps the ms
famous man 81 his day. and could .
take ~ the old life where be had !
II %. much a. he wished TO; y
obliged. IN spite Of himself, 70 plaJ
new part In Affairs
Bsfrlenoed ~ Nature.
For 4 few weeks, indeed. after
lad reached Noypt Vernon, Nat
herxelf assisted him 70 little priyl
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