Mémoires du pouvoir judiciaire et du bar de la Nouvelle-Angleterre pour le XIXe siècle : avec une histoire du système judiciaire de la Nouvelle-Angleterre . iiei-e Sunnier A. a passé l'hboybohood. Il a reçu des bis d'éducation à l'école de théarrondissement de Cavendish et à L'académie militaire De Nor-wich. Ilestuilied law, et être admis au bar a commencé le [traactive de la profession de bis à Rochester, er-mont, atteignant un haut poste comme conseiller et avocat, se classant avec le premier menuf bis jour dans la ]>rofession. Il était cotem-contemporain avec .ludgc! Collamei, honorable An- DIOGRA pH/CAL. —VERMONT. 31 Tracy tracée

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Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England . iei-e Sunnier A. spent hisboyhood. He received bis education in thedistrict school in Cavendish, and at the Nor-wich Military academy. Ilestuilied law, andaftei being admitted to the bar commenced the[tractice of bis profession in Rochester, er-mont, attaining a high position as a counselorand advocate, ranking with the foremost menuf bis day in the ]>rofession. He was cotem-porary with .ludgc! Collamei, Honorable An- DIOGRA PH/CAL. —VERMONT. 31 drew Tracy, and cx-(!overnors Waslibuin andConverse. Mr. Wel)ber served t.wo terms in tlie liou.seof the ytate legislature, and one term in thesenate. He took an active part in the politi-cal discussions of the day and was among theearliest advocates of the principles of the freesoil party, and was at one time the candidateof that party for congress. As a speaker hewas logical, foicihle and effective, and wasalso an able writci. lie was especially re-garded as a .safe counselor, oftentimes to hisown seeming personal disadvantage advising. sion in company with him until the death otthe latter and tiiereafter till his death, whichoccurred .July, 1878 : married October IG, 1802, .Julia E. Cooper, and had the.se children.Eveline, La Fayette and Marvelle Christopher;Pliebe Augusta, born .laiuiary 22, 1840, diedSeptember 13, 1849; Adaline Electa, l)oruOctober 9, 1842, married Dr. Frederick Lang-don JMorse, who was born .July 27, 1847, son of.Joseph L.amI F.liza(C;handler)Mor.se. Dr.Morsewas a graduate from the Afedical college atAnn Arbor in 1871, and practiced his profes-sion in Windsor until his death, whicli oc-curred .June 11, 1888. Charles Sumner, bornNovember 12, 1848, died September 24, 1849.Sumner Allen Webber, the subject of thissketch, died at Rochester May 20, 1862. SUMNER A. WEBEEK, a settlement of causes rather than make ex-pensive litigation for his clients. In his social life h

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