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Lesteem him as man ofmost brilliant talent, and the people of New Orleans, where he now resides, as shown by his professional card, will doubtless find him all able and sue cessful lawyer. As to the judges politics, really to not know which side he is on. have sometimes heard that Ee was demo, crat, at others a whig, and again that he claimed to be not a politician, but a judge, particularly about the time he attended, as a judgc, the great whig convention at Nash yille design to write pro bono pu5iico, and not to the personal injury of the judge

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