Memoir of the Hon Josiah Gardner Abbott Lld Read Before the Old Residents
Memoir of the Hon Josiah Gardner Abbott Lld Read Before the Old Residents
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In 1860, when George T. Bigelow succeeded Lemuel Shaw as Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, Judge Abbott was offered a place on that bench, but declined it for the same reason which had led him to resign his position on the Superior Court.
In 1860, as a choice of evils, he voted for the Doug- lass ticket for presidential electors.
In 18G1 Judge Abbott removed from 128 Stackpole Street, Lowell, to 6 Arlington Street, Boston. But, although he ceased to be a citizen of Lowell, he never l...ost his interest in this community. In the letter already quoted he says: "As you know, I have passed some of the happiest years of my life in Lowell, and with it are connected some of the pleasantest and best recollec- tions of the past. I took up my residence there soon after leaving college ; there I married my wife ; there all my children were born ; and there repose the ashes of some of them who so lived and died that I am sure their native city has never had cause to be ashamed of them. " Judge Abbott had early learned in the school of Jackson that the Union is an institution to be maintained, if necessary, by force ; and when that Union w;is men- aced with destruction in 1861, all who knew him knew what his position would be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1860, when George T. Bigelow succeeded Lemuel Shaw as Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, Judge Abbott was offered a place on that bench, but declined it for the same reason which had led him to resign his position on the Superior Court.
In 1860, as a choice of evils, he voted for the Doug- lass ticket for presidential electors.
In 18G1 Judge Abbott removed from 128 Stackpole Street, Lowell, to 6 Arlington Street, Boston. But, although he ceased to be a citizen of Lowell, he never l...ost his interest in this community. In the letter already quoted he says: "As you know, I have passed some of the happiest years of my life in Lowell, and with it are connected some of the pleasantest and best recollec- tions of the past. I took up my residence there soon after leaving college ; there I married my wife ; there all my children were born ; and there repose the ashes of some of them who so lived and died that I am sure their native city has never had cause to be ashamed of them. " Judge Abbott had early learned in the school of Jackson that the Union is an institution to be maintained, if necessary, by force ; and when that Union w;is men- aced with destruction in 1861, all who knew him knew what his position would be.
What to read after Memoir of the Hon Josiah Gardner Abbott Lld Read Before the Old Residents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Cowley to read onlineMoreLess
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