Sketches of the Bench And Bar of Tennessee
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Sneed was elected to the State Senate from Williamson and Ruth- erford Counties. At the end of the legislative session he moved to Greeneville, in East Tennessee, having in the meantime married the only daughter of Dr.
Alexander Williams, of that place.
He now formed a partnership with R. J. McKinney, and practiced for about a year in the Courts of that Circuit. In 1845 he moved to Knoxville, where he conducted an unusually successful practice until the beginning of the war. He was a competent ...man of affairs as well as a strong lawyer, and succeeded in acquiring a valuable estate. He was enterprising and full of public spirit, and did much to encourage the growth of Knoxville.
In 1855 he was elected to Congress from the Knox- OF TENNESSEE. 30r ville District as a Whig, defeating David B. Cum- mings.
He was a candidate for the supreme bencli against Judge ]\IcKinney, and was defeated by a very small majority.
In Congress he served with special distinction and attracted many friends.
Like many other prominent Whigs, he was at the outset of the secession agitation a pronounced Union man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sneed was elected to the State Senate from Williamson and Ruth- erford Counties. At the end of the legislative session he moved to Greeneville, in East Tennessee, having in the meantime married the only daughter of Dr.
Alexander Williams, of that place.
He now formed a partnership with R. J. McKinney, and practiced for about a year in the Courts of that Circuit. In 1845 he moved to Knoxville, where he conducted an unusually successful practice until the beginning of the war. He was a competent ...man of affairs as well as a strong lawyer, and succeeded in acquiring a valuable estate. He was enterprising and full of public spirit, and did much to encourage the growth of Knoxville.
In 1855 he was elected to Congress from the Knox- OF TENNESSEE. 30r ville District as a Whig, defeating David B. Cum- mings.
He was a candidate for the supreme bencli against Judge ]\IcKinney, and was defeated by a very small majority.
In Congress he served with special distinction and attracted many friends.
Like many other prominent Whigs, he was at the outset of the secession agitation a pronounced Union man.
What to read after Sketches of the Bench And Bar of Tennessee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joshua W Joshua William Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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