Reminiscences of the Early Bench And Bar of Illinois
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" General Turney beino- a very humane and honorable man, and really as much my friend as he was his prin- cipal's, said to Colonel Dement: "Colonel, this meet- ing must never take place; so let you and I take this matter in hand and have it settled in an- amicable way, honorable to both parties. " "The very thing, " said Colonel Dement, "that I have desired to bring about. Linder is a 3 oung man and has just been elected Attorney- General of the State, and -has an interesting wife, and little d...aughter only four years old, who have only been in this town (Van- dalia) but a few days, and it would be next to break- JOHN DEMENT. 223 V ing my heart to have the one made a widow and the other an orphan. " They agreed that a hostile meeting should not take place; and the matter was amicably and honora- bly arranged between the Senator and myself. We met, made friends, shook hands, and to the last day of his life we were the best of friends. Col. Dement has filled various offices of honor and trust under the State and National government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" General Turney beino- a very humane and honorable man, and really as much my friend as he was his prin- cipal's, said to Colonel Dement: "Colonel, this meet- ing must never take place; so let you and I take this matter in hand and have it settled in an- amicable way, honorable to both parties. " "The very thing, " said Colonel Dement, "that I have desired to bring about. Linder is a 3 oung man and has just been elected Attorney- General of the State, and -has an interesting wife, and little d...aughter only four years old, who have only been in this town (Van- dalia) but a few days, and it would be next to break- JOHN DEMENT. 223 V ing my heart to have the one made a widow and the other an orphan. " They agreed that a hostile meeting should not take place; and the matter was amicably and honora- bly arranged between the Senator and myself. We met, made friends, shook hands, and to the last day of his life we were the best of friends. Col. Dement has filled various offices of honor and trust under the State and National government.
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