Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

on tie supreme Bench IN me
HosoRABLE DAntL CHAMPLiS Of North Kings
town. who never suspected Of possessing any
particular requirements and who is an extensive deal
er in Turkeys Hog flesh and pumpkins Like his Illus
rious associate he consders learning thing OF
sequence and is iopinon that the VINO has devo-
ed Il whole Of his lie to the duties ofthe farm
yard, and who aix his marx to note Of hand, or
contract, fully qualified for the bench OF justice as
the man who has made the Law his only study.
His political faith pinned to the sleeve of the prime
manager and al his nod. he obeys his wishes and falling
down, worshIps the Golden Gait aud kisses the feet oi
royalty. In ali the relations OF life, he supports himself
as he plaases and upon Lis neck in and
out Of season red bandanna handkerchief His pryv
Counsellors, Nick Gardner, aud Bill Nichols the
proprietor and driver ofthe Wexford coach 10 them
he atteniyey ltens harkens their advice and then
acts precisely contrary. He has but opinion, and
although II is always wrong, he sticks II, and would
sooner dlo than abandon It unless he receives insiruc
tons to do so, from the prime manager.
The third honourable aud learned gentlcman who as
sists in balancing The scales Of Justice j, the Hon Pc.
LEG REMINGTOS Of Warwick. This gentleman OIL
every subject, aways has two opinions, a right aud
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makes rule adhere to the wrong side Of question:
as that course Will coincide with his wrong opinion En-
dowGd By nature with than ordinary powers Of mind
he would have filled cciable place the circles Of
life, IT hs mind had been cultivated: and ifhe had turned
his attention to the study of Law instead ofcontepatno
the properties ofhc Clam and Oyster beds he might have
prepared himself for the discharge Of those duties which
he cannot perform Believing himself 10 be great man.
and not having been enabled make any one else eeye
So he sadly chagrned and he cannc, enter the race
of honorable competition by of his dsqlafca-
tons he undertakes TO look down all opposition and to
look out of existence all who doubt his infahilty Biz
oted as politician, he has heretofore considt &c all
men worthy Of political damnation who do not think as
he thinks, and worship the ghost of" KING ARrHvR."
Though than thirty years before the public be has
never been known to change his opinions or the cu o.
his cont ;-nnd the that does eihel lie sets down
as vile heretic-Though already arrived the gold.
en- age of hreoscore years and ten, he seems to have
grown, like Lord Granville, obstinate with age and dull
with experience.
The fourth gentleman Of the Supreme Court is the
Hon. SAMUEL RASpALL, Of Warren a gentleman
who graduated at Brown University. HIS life has been
devoted to other pursuits than those Of the Law and we
believe he makes pfeensions acquaintance with
legal Jurisprudence. He took the Office no now holds
at The earnest solicitation ofsome Of his friends aud VIC
understand is willing to leave it, He modest, liberal
IN his views, and hlend TO reformation. Ifhe were f
ted by education and study for the office of judge we
should have OBJ action his holding but as he is not
we should like to see him fill some other situation.
Through lie Mr. Randall has supported an unr,pcacha
bic reputation and by all who know him is respected and
regarded as upright man, and good citizen !, sto
dojustice TO him. that say that he s opposed 20 the
getting ofa Prox oppose the reelection Of Senators
Edrdgo, Whipplc and Wheaton, and that he has not had
any participation in the schemes of the associate udgos
The honorable judges. Of whom we have thus spok-
en-, seems, not disposed sit down contened un-
der the order Of things and with the exception Of
the Hon Samuel Randall, have got up Prox defeat
the reelection Of those Senators who had the independ
encc to vote for b which is well calculated to purge
our Courts ignorance and stupidity Independently
ofhs they hope, fthey succeed in carrying their Prox
to give the United States opposition party an asccn-
dancy in the States Senate and thus favour the cleo
ton Of General Jackson. In this scheme the hand Of
their prime manager and political godfather is visible
and is but too evident, that he has instructed them to
their forces and array themselves with him. in
opposing the National Administration. Tia, their dc.
signs will ed will believe: aud we feel as
sured, that there is much intelligence in the people
to suffer them TO be led by the nose, by band Of po-
litical spectators.
In consequence of the part have taken, relative to
the Judiciary question, We have suffered something the
hands of its enemios, who have withheld from their pa
tronage, simply because would become their SER
vile tools. We nothing about this; but take occa-
sion to say ALL that whatever may be the conscqlen
to us, will advocate measures, which our
conscience. will not approve, and which believe
be founded false principles and that press shall
be welded 20 please faction. five have
with the appreciation of ALL whilst discussing the Judic-
aiy Question, have the satisfaction of knowing, that
conduct has been approved by the great of the
people, and has gained us many good and patrons
Therefore contened and smile the ire of
our opposers, and those who would silence the press.
E.zssspar - u.sn@~N-NW
OPPOSITION PRox.-The following the
names of the PERSONS who have been nominated
candidates, for the Senate, in opposition, to some
Of the reguI0rIu nominated gentlemen, Chrlsto-