OF Roger Brooke Taney, LL.D. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. BY SAMUEL TYLER, LL.D. OF THE MARYLAND BAR. Qui nihil in vitá nisi laudandum, aut fecit, aut dixit, aut sensit BALTIMORE: PUBLISHED BY JOHN MURPHY & Co. 182 BALTIMORE STREET. us B HARVARD Miss Collye Sears Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. TO THE HON. RICHARD H. MARSHALL, GENTLEMEN : TO YOU. MAY, 1872. AND HON. JAMES M. COALE, BECAUSE OF OUR FRIENDSHIP RUNNING THROUGH SO MANY YEARS, AND THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE SIGNALIZED YOUR VENERATION FOR THE MEMORY OF CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY, BY ERECTING, WITH THE PERMISSION OF HIS FAMILY, A MONUMENT OVER HIS GRAVE, I INSCRIBE THIS MEMOIR YOURS, FAITHFULLY, FREDERICK CITY, OF THE FREDERICK BAR. MARYLAND SAMUEL TYLER. vii |