Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
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9Th article Of the impeachment OF Judge
Chaie, and then compare his conduct N
tie cafe alluded % in that article, with
that Of Judge M'Kean (now Governor OF
Pennfylvania) upon an occaiion We are q
bout TO refer 70, al which has been lug
geited to US by the intelligent Editor OF
the Evening Poit.
In The year 1897, Goblet, the editor
of porcupine's Gazette, had pu,li''ei
fometLing oiienhvc to Judge Mhean :
ion- in-law, the Marquis de Caii1 lrulo.
Goblet was brought upon warrant De-
fore Judge M'Kean, who bound HIM over
to his good behaviour. Nevertheless,
Goblet went on in his old way, TO The
great dilpleafuIe Of che Judge, as appears
from the following:
Alta Court Of oyer and terminer, heldin the
city and county Of Philadelphia, Nov. 1877,
|, Judge Mlksati :hus charged the Grand jury.
/. Before conclude am forty to h.ve oeca
fon to mention that there is another crime
that peculiarly concerns the judges Il the ~
creme court to rudeavor to correct 1t Is that
| Of Libsiiay. will deicfioe il at larss Aftel
going at great length into Tie doSttme OF hDsls,
he CONCLUDES thus:
| lrnpfesFed with the duties Of my cation,
have ufed fome endeavors fer checking t.sie e.
vils, by binding over the saitsr and printer q 0"f
sftbem, liceptious and violent beyond all ferincr
example, TO his good behaviour: but ne It'd
| perleyeres in his nefarious publications., &c.
g In brief, he braves his recognzancc and the
| laws. ks nsSv svitb ysx Gentlemen Of fhs.Grand
1xyy, to sninssasxyf on biz fen1Gl7 without 2o1r
Sid it cannot be corrected" 8 You may uow'
gentlemen, retire to your room Inquire with
zesl, hear with attention, dcliberar With cool.
nefs, judge with inpartiality, and decide with
fsrtxs.ds."
The Judge did not flop here Gas We are
informed) for next day upon ,ioms re-
mark which was made b. fuitor, the
Judge replied S that Grand Juries Go not
always do their duty, We have receLt
inaance j" for it feens the grand jury re.
turned igaoramas. - Lei the conduct of
| Judge Chalc and Judge M'Kean be COM
pared and if any man can fay that the
one is guilty and the orher innocent, We
horld hold his candor in very imall eff
nation. But Judge Chalc is a Federal
1T, and mutt be wicked, Judge Nj 'kean
is democrat, and mult be ho4ored.
Seuv.I Of ear Aue f,caes Sapos basv tie ttaasry-
ing curious rsjs<i7ishs:
The American Gazettes often make men-
ton Of the wife Of jerome Bonaparte 1T IS
poiIble that N, Jerome Bonaparte, not yet -
years old, has nliareis-- but it is not probable
he has wife, Gncc the laws of France are fuch,
iiiat minor Of 20, or even IS years, cannot
marry without the content Of his parents or guar
dams, and without having paIed in France
the formalites prelcribsd by law. M. Jerome
Bonaparte was born in December, 1884, and
it i alreadya sear 6ncs the American papers
announced his marriage T.
Birth Of prince AT Paris, on the 9th of
Oa at half paf P, M. the wife Of Prince
Louis Bonapartc was fafc.y delivered of
Prince Agreeably TO the direction of the con.
ftitution, the Lord Arch Chancellor Of the En-
pire was preient at the accouchncnt. A die
patch was Immediately Cent to the Emperor with
, the news.
Bonapartc, it is fad in one of our laA Lsndon
Papers, is negotiating marriage between his
fon in-law, Beauharnois, and Plincefs of Ba-
varia
a late calculator Of the furfaee of our Globe.
conceiycs thar the means Of lubGftcncc cal cx-
coed the utmoft efforts of population. The wef