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Excerpt from Incidents in the Lives of Editors
Within an hour I was haled before the judge, on a bench warrant for contempt, and had somedifficulty in making my peace, and convincing the court that county clerk Barry had not leaked to me the remarks of the judge to him regarding the coming decision. A new trial was granted and years later it was shown by a deathbed confession that Fuller was innocent. Ten years later Judge Lawrence, in Jackson, admitted me to practice law in all the courts of Michigan.
I at once opened shop at Rochester, Oakland county, Michigan, with M. C. Burch, now an ex judge, as a partner. In September '59 I entered the Ann Arbor High School, Mr. Pond having cut six months from my apprenticeship and promised me work as jour' 'to pay way. I had taken summer les sons in Greek and Latin; thanks to the Moore ville district school I was in all else prepared for the university. I set out to prepare in one year and in June, 1860, passed examinations and then collapsed.
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