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ANOTHER PATRIOT GoNE.-Died, at hisresidence
in Swanton, on the 18th instant, the Hon. James
Fisk in the sgd year OF his age patriot IN the Reyolu
ton The SAlbans Messenger states that MIR Fisk short
time before he Joined the Contin. nta Army
under Gen. Washington as private soldier and during
the remainder Of tho cheeTuy bore his Of the
suengs end hsrdshps Of those who fought for freedom
He member ofthe Massachuset Legislature for six
or seven and subsequently, member Of Congress from
Vermont which State he had removed from 1905 1873
He voted for the Of In 1919 and supported
that il the halls OF Congress- and among his fe
low citizens at home Many now living well remember
with what interest," in 1912 and isis assemblies Of the
people, they listened 10 his voice. the Voice Of revolu
tionary soldier no vndicated the measures Of the
General Government described the insults and indgn
ties which had been heaped upon our government end
people by foreign power, and called upon them
10 vindica,o their rights and fame. He enjoyed
the confidence nnd esteem Of Jefferson, Madi
son, and Monroe, and their prominent supporters.
In 1919 he appointed Judge Of the territory onJsna
by James Madison with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, bu. declined the Office In 1915 and 1916 he
appointed ons Of the Judges the Supreme Court OF ver
mont. In 1917 lie was elected Senator in Congress
which Office he held but year and resigned He was
afterwards Collector Of Customs for Vermont dsric for
eight years He marked for his decision Of charac-
ter hs strict integrity, his powers Of persuaso and his
kind and an,ble Experiment. He wss sels-made, self
taught man. He has fllsd many Offices with honor to
himself and to his constituents.