Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-22
TUSCALOOSA, Dec, 10, 1891. T1 tbe Hon. tSbeaker and Mentors

To fhe Hon. Speaker and Members Tthe HouSc ef Representatives,;
 ntemen)n Saturday bin introduced in the Se- nate, read r rtmes forthwith the House. and read three times iolwth and passed The bill provides for the transfer ol eas from the County to the Circuit Courts nn- der eeran elamtancs That the bill though general in its provsona as hurried through both H1uss III uuprr- ced'ned mahr to affect partcuar ease, will not pre- | sume, be queuntd
 There are n pending in the County Court of thls county, Mch IS in session. in which Mir Thomas H. Wiley def mt and NTH Owen, the brother Judge of the Court salntf The suits were Brought upon pro missory notes S looe. executed by said Wiley endorsed the es owcn and liable him for the amount the event Of his not being able to recover the same tromhe defendant am aware that this not
 the proper pile to assert the justice of the claim against
 MT Wlty up6 Nheh these suits were brought or that the money should hYe hen paid long ago; or that judgement should now be ndered against him. instead ofhext spring.
 us provided ony the h referred to- wish that the causes should he tnedn unbased impartial tribunal; and pro posed to the eose of Mir Wiley, hn the causes might h transferred to he Circuit Court a he dtsred upon condi- uo that seeury was given for the stsacon of e judge mtnts, svud by be against the defndant This propo- suoh was not Gceed to and an effort IS now mah by 9 passage o them mentioned 10 subject me to the hazard o delay tl ~t spring, in obtaining judgement without the reasonahle'ag guard of security which is usually given ill of appeal from another, where the ob ee, is for cr delay obtain justice do not desire to defeat the passage of the law but respectfully suggest to ths honorab' body the justice and propriey of indemnify ing by popr proviso to the bill against the risks incident to delay m e collection of of money conceived to be justly due and the failure collect which, will subject me, if not to r'in a least to the ntmo" inconvenience
 Very respectfully, Your Obt Seryt,
 From the above singular document is hard to determine whether the writer is of bumor with the Judge of the CounC for su ring the caeaudtd to- to be trans frred another for tria than he is with the General Assembly for passing law authorizing him to do With the of both he apprehend good his particular case; both have mutually contributed place
 !ie artssF of pEsy BaiB hf % Sas to be o taned At the rapid passage of the law through both Houses of hc General Assembly, he expresses himself much prised, the defendant that any objections should be raised such If either the Court the egsa- iu tle defendant is of did tie tnow until heard of the memorial presented to the House of Represe tave but that all parties had agreed to the measure o- cited by the Judge of the County Court Saturday last
 It has not been defraud the complainant violate agreement made with him for his past in the tegencerr that payment of the claims held by third person contested but is point the mercenary motives Mir Walker had for selling out the base schemes he invented for crppng the interest he had traded off, that the defendant felt bound respond How far ndemnifca ton is due him. for violation of good faith in contract honestly entered imto and subsequently observed his part be decided by the legal tribunals of the country. As this business has made in certain quar- ter, the defendant thinks the present fit occasion for brief explanation.
 The notes upon which such heavy complaints have been raised, given Mir Walker for his share in the Aaba- paid at maturity, but for breach of the principles of honestly which that pevish individual tempt ed to commit after he brought his into uni vera ceuation The defendant became apprised of this afterwards and in hurry furnish funds any who seemed willing time overstep the conditions which would claim payment upon any obligation whatever Here, then, the issue and here arises the aggravation for it frets cunning be detected Inconvenient this delay may be of mete, it is altogether sary teach that gentleman instructive lesson in pety and how far he shall all, glance the immuabe prin cipes of ustice when he again trades off his PRESS upon speculation.
 For several months past the defendant the has f
 for the trd person interested in their payment which he has expressed one. That Mir Owen shoult have been subjected any loss for what he had fairly ob tained, the writer of this article of serious reflection. In all his intercourse with the trading world for years, he conscious of having withheld fraction improperly from any But learning ha the present holder has been cured, and is safe, which way judgement goe he feels other concern for of the question: than that the truth may be told and impartial decision ray be made upon its merits