Review of reviews and world's work . Mr I in I HO LATE en< h the < hief Justu eof Massach Oliver Wendell Holmes. for the next vacancy In- named Judge Day,of Ohio, who had been Mr. Mi Kinleys friend,adviser, and < abinet offii er, and earlier a Man-judge. I hi n he appointed Mr. Moody, of • had1I1 ni, and 1 leveland in hi- -1 id term had madi thy appointments \\ hen i , .ni ian 1. nil an ornament to th< tun il, ami the Fie 1 Peel ham, •-••ho onnel 1carlii \ tudy i the I from the admiration 13 J HIE AMERICAX REVIEW of REVIEWS. CHI ll\ M IRSH \l I. Ill 1N01 tl During the period f
Review of reviews and world's work . Mr I in I HO LATE en< h the < hief Justu eof Massach Oliver Wendell Holmes. for the next vacancy In- named Judge Day,of Ohio, who had been Mr. Mi Kinleys friend,adviser, and < abinet offii er, and earlier a Man-judge. I hi n he appointed Mr. Moody, of • had1I1 ni, and 1 leveland in hi- -1 id term had madi thy appointments \\ hen i , .ni ian 1. nil an ornament to th< tun il, ami the Fie 1 Peel ham, •-••ho onnel 1carlii \ tudy i the I from the admiration 13 J HIE AMERICAX REVIEW of REVIEWS. CHI ll\ M IRSH \l I. Ill 1N01 tl During the period from 1S01 to Former ° . . chief 1804, the ( liut Justiceship was justices OC( Upjt.(] |)V onjy two men) namely, John Marshal] and Roger B. Taney. Marshallwas Chief Justice till his death in 1835, an(lTaney from 1836 till his death in 1864. Sincethat lime the Chief Justices have been Salmon1. Chase, of (>hio, who died in 1873; MorrisonR. Waite, who served fourteen years and diedin iSSS, and Melville W. Fuller, whose periodof twenty-two years i- now ended. Mar-hallguided us through the great period of con-structive establishment of the , who happens unfortunately to hechiefly remembered by the fugitive slave deci-sions was also a great judge whose fame willgrow brighter. The war and the Constitutionalamendments following it, justified the courts inaccepting the mure positive theory of the unityof our national life and the supremacy of ourcentral institutions of government Chief Justhe Chase was a brilliant expone
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