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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 2, Chapter 24: Slavery and the law of nations.—1842.—Age, 31. (search)
illard has gone with Cleveland on a horseback excursion to Trenton Falls. He is getting stronger. Hillard's is a beautiful mind. You will be struck on your return, if that ever takes place, by the grace and felicity of his conversation. From his lips there never fall slang, vulgarisms, or coarseness; but all his language is refined, choice, and elegant, enlivened by anecdote and literary illustration. . . . Affectionately yours, Charles. To Lord Morpeth, at Montreal, he wrote, July 10, 1842:— My last from you was from the banks of the Mississippi. . . .Dr. Fisher Dr. John D. Fisher, of Boston, who died in 1850, aged fifty-three. has returned, and speaks of you with great regard. I doubt if you fully appreciated—because you did not know—his worth. He was the first suggester of that system of education of the blind which my friend Dr. Howe has administered with such success. . . . Webster's place in the Cabinet must be as uncomfortable as possible. I hope that he ma<