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Memoirs

Note 252 — V. LIFE DURING THE CIVIL WAR AND ITS SEQUENCE. 1862-1866.

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Chapman Biddle himself was a very remarkable man as a lawyer, and a person of marked refinement and culture. He became my friend in after years, as did his son Walter. Both are now departed. I wrote and publicly read an “In Memoriam” address and poem on his death, in delivering which I had great pains to refrain from weeping, which was startling to me, not being habitually expressive of emotion.

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