Memoir of William a Jackson a Member of the Albany Bar And Colonel of the 18
Memoir of William a Jackson a Member of the Albany Bar And Colonel of the 18
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L. Pruyn, R. M. Strong, R. W. Peckham, Jr. , and J. B. Sturtevant, a Committee to prepare resolutions expressing the sense of the meeting.
Hon. Clark B. Cochrane then addressed the meet- ing as follows : Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Bar : The news of the event which has called together the Bar of Albany, on the present occasion, has fallen with mournful weight upon the hearts of millions of 18 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ALBANY BAR.
our countrymen. The removal by death of William A. Jackson from th...e newly chosen field of his activi- ties, in the midst of his growing usefulness and rising fame, and in view of what he was and what he pro- mised to become, produced, as it was calculated to produce, a profound sensation in the public mind. The deep and universal solicitude, the expressions of private hopes and public anxiety with reference to the chances of his recovery, from the time his danger- ous illness became known until the announcement of its fatal termination, the imposing demonstrations of respect tendered to his memory and services, and the multiplied evidences of sincere and general sorrow which have followed that announcement, admonish us that our professional brother, whose loss we mourn and whose recollection we cherish, was no ordinary personage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Pruyn, R. M. Strong, R. W. Peckham, Jr. , and J. B. Sturtevant, a Committee to prepare resolutions expressing the sense of the meeting.
Hon. Clark B. Cochrane then addressed the meet- ing as follows : Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Bar : The news of the event which has called together the Bar of Albany, on the present occasion, has fallen with mournful weight upon the hearts of millions of 18 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ALBANY BAR.
our countrymen. The removal by death of William A. Jackson from th...e newly chosen field of his activi- ties, in the midst of his growing usefulness and rising fame, and in view of what he was and what he pro- mised to become, produced, as it was calculated to produce, a profound sensation in the public mind. The deep and universal solicitude, the expressions of private hopes and public anxiety with reference to the chances of his recovery, from the time his danger- ous illness became known until the announcement of its fatal termination, the imposing demonstrations of respect tendered to his memory and services, and the multiplied evidences of sincere and general sorrow which have followed that announcement, admonish us that our professional brother, whose loss we mourn and whose recollection we cherish, was no ordinary personage.
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