LAWYERS.
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The Oswego Palladium makes the following
sensible remarks about the profession OF the law:
-"The time was in our country when the pro-
fession of the law of itself conveyed consequence
and probability. In the older States the law
yers chiefly belonged to What was regarded as the
highest circle OF society, and with but very few
exceptions. were men Of the very best education
the country afforded. To be a lawyer, then,
was to he something Of itself. That time has
gone bv-and the personal consequence of tbs
lawyer, as it ought, rests upon himself. To be
respected he must be eminent, and 10 be eminent
he must be the hardest working man in the rQm-
munity. middIing or poor lawyer is like q
middllng merchant or mechanic, and is not Of q
iot more consequence in society than either.