He had no prejudices.

He never looked down, as so many hard characters do, upon a person possessing a different code of ethics.

His attitude was one of broad, genial tolerance.

He saw nothing out of the way in the fact that he had himself been a road-agent, a professional gambler, and a desperado at different stages of his career.
On the other hand, he did not in the least hold it against any one that he had always acted within the law.

At the time that I knew him he had become a man of some substance, and naturally a staunch upholder of the existing order of things.