Esquisses historiques et de réminiscences de comté de Madison, Indiana . Son père. Le colonel Joseph R. Robinson, a anoté la %vyer et orateur dans son dav et a servi comme membre de la convention qui ont formé l'actuelle constitution de Diana. Le colonel Robinson a été etlucated dans les écoles communes, le cas d'instruction de son père judicieusement étudié pour laprofession à à laquelle il avait consacré sa vie et dans lequel il est venu à être si important. Ses progrès dans ses études était tellement rapidthat il a été régulièrement habilité à exercer le droit en vertu de l'oldconstitution de l'État avant qu'il ait atteint son majoritv. G60

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Historical sketches and reminiscences of Madison County, Indiana . His father. Colonel Joseph R. Robinson, was anoted la%vyer and orator in his dav and served as a member ofthe convention that formed the present constitution of In-diana. Colonel Robinson was etlucated in the common schools, andunder the judicious instruction of his father studied for theprofession to which he devoted his life and in which he be-came so prominent. His progress in his studies was so rapidthat he was regularly licensed to practice law under the oldconstitution of the State before he had attained his majoritv. G60 HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY, INDIANA. and soon after the war was admitted to practice in the Su-preme Court of the State, and L^nited States Circuit and Dis-trict Courts. On November 15, 1851, he located at Anderson and com-menced the practice of his profession. By his energy andability in the discharge of his professional duties he graduallysecured a large and lucrative practice, which he retained untilthe breaking out of the Civil war, when he entered the army. COLONEL MILTON S. ROBINSON. as Lieutenant-Colonel of the Forty-seventh Regiment, Indi-ana Volunteers, after having twice declined a Colonels com-mission tendered him by Governor O. P. Morton, giving ashis reason for so doing lack of experience in military aflFairs.He was prominently identified with the fortunes of his regi-ment until he was promoted by Governor Morton to theColonelcy of the Seventy-Fifth Indiana Volunteers, withwhich regiment he remained until the close of the war, par-ticipating in the great battles of the campaigns in Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia. In 1865 he was breveted Brigadier- HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY, INDIANA. 661 General for gallant and meritorious service. He was alwaysan active Republican, and in 1856 was chosen as a Presidentialelector for the Eleventh Congressional district. In the win-ter of 1861 he was elected a director of the Northern Prisonby the Indiana Legislature. In 1866 he was e

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