Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
INSTANTANEOUS
From The Journal of Law.

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Scene a eonr,in Vandalia:--Judges. Burr. Bur
~ aud Pellet on The bench Officers. La,over,. &c.
% llne CoIr' having been opened by tho eyer in
Judge Buss- knocking on the deck, with he han.
Ole OF his %penknite.) Gentlemen of the Bar ! hand in
Of the Bar. -" 0" se"t'e"e"
~Cry~-(The cryer) Silence I you mu,lIo.. talk
gentlemen.
bsg leave 10 move for
Judge Buss-G've me leave, Mr.. Modicum:-.h.
eour' WIN hear you in good time, NJ. Modieum; s,ly
tor short space, ST.. Judge Buzz whispers wi h bis
brother Pslie'; meanwhile a general cow. RIA ion com.
mences In the ecurt rcom)
~Feter-Siiencs
nudge Buzz Graphing he ds,k with his pepknif. ,
ihVery truth. g n'lemen Of the Bar, thers Is converse.
Mon which disiu, bs the couit-,he court ia disu,bed-
pave sa,d ~; L pray You, let here be an ard. gentle
'men-nay, this must not be!-Prothonofayv, hand m.
u mo''on ist. (The proiboDoiary hands the motion
hs'. Judge B"zz whispers with bic brother BucIey:-
general conversation commences as before-af,rr .oma
nne Judge BUZZ begins to call the motion Iist.) Hump
.; Bump MI. GrtnnJie Mr. Count Confinu.d!
Peter! Peter! Peter! Wh.re i, Peteri
refer (S'arting uFD Sit
Judge Buss-Cume hitler, Pe,er-oh What |,
your hrsi name, Psier2 .
Peter-sif'-my name, ST.. +. Psi.r Pr kin, Sir.
Judge Buzz-Y.s-it is so-rixht-. Peter Pint,n,
lit 10 so indeed Drissbach v. Smasbpipss / M No.
dieum, Mr.. ID 1T! Con-
mr' DTyt-Argumen', Strive are ready en- both
Judge BusS-Go Oh, then, Mr.. Drift.
. 1mr, Grtpe-l believe your hOuor has passed the
. cab OF IUyfoT D C16bdge.
Judge BuSs-I think not Mr.. Crirs: wis, !. N.
term and NUMBER
~ GripeHI, is at the hsad Of the list, Sir: 1 have
not hsaidit caIlet.
Judge Buss-I'i, so, Sir: have 1t here, MI. Crime.
II is at the very Top OF tho list. and to-day we be gin a
the bottom, MIR. Grippe, u shall be heard in It's urn
me eous. viii near you, Mr.. GRIPPE, when the case is
~. Eryt--May IL please the Court
Mr; Grumofe- TO the Court I have NOT heard the
case OF Hump .. Bump called SUR
Judge Buzz-HumD q Bumn, wb., 4. r. -.
number. Mr.. Grumble.
Nh. Grlm6ie-lt is at the foot OF tho lis,. air.
vuage buSS-t u: so, sir; have il here, Mr.. Grum-
ole: II Is at the very btt'om Of the list: il has been call.
ed and continued, MIR. Gsumble: /, is ayery late mo.
ton, sir, ii can wait.
Mr.. Count-We ore very anxious, on both ,iIs,
ohave II disposed oil, sir. (The three judges confer TO-.
gether)
Judge B"ss-Ars you ready, gentlemen, on both
Messrs. G1um6le and count-Cspsskipg together,
Yes, sir. '
Mr.: Dryt-May it plsese your Honors-In the case
oil DTitsbaeh .. Smdshpipes, =
Judge Your hear what IL said. Mr.. Drift.
pay you 10 stay Tor the present, sir; YOU shall b.
heard; the Court will hear you, cir, eli down. Mr.
DIN. The Count viii now take up the case OF HUM
Mr.. Count May +. Please The Court-A Judgment
was Obtained il this couF,by Henry Hump sg sio.t Ben.
jamin Bump, at April term, 1873, on which a HI n,
has row been issued, roiurnabIe 10 July term. 1 bavs
taken a rule TO show cause why the execution shouts
not be set aside, as having issu d irregulatly and Inn
ptOfiuChiJ-nhu IEOCteu 10 lay betOra the a.. nri the
grounds on which the present application 10 founded. Ip
.rder that the facts Of the case may BIO upders ocd. i
will be necessary for me to submit to your boncrs ar
spalyss o.
Judge PaHet-The mespiug Of .Hualy,i, I taks r.
be this, 1t means, when a man axes a hing, and dl
Videsii mo paris-tbai he proceeds to consider IL in
an analytical napner--'hat IL, you see, he anslyse,
H. You seef-that 10 The meaning OF analysis. Now
view IL in This light that analysis is sometimes yer,
dificuIt TO make, for this reason; that when you con.i
Ger any su'yee'h 10 but one subjsci; and The mind con
0eg9 me euDIeet TAT least the nninda m a ..o -.
sonsider but one subjsc) with more - facility, be
Gauss 1t Is but ont; but my vie W is this, that when yo,
o,vIae a ming INTO parts, though you may call then
paris, yet they are in fact so many different thing,
(besauso unless they are different why do YOU diyid,
memo and ther, instead Of considering one (as the
%no,s was on, one hing a, 6rs) why, when you hay,
divided mat INTO a member OF things, then The mind 4
eomPeHed to con,ider just, az many different things a
you have divided the subject into; which 10 more diff
suit lsnd nave known many men, men of education
tool have myself often experienced n. ard I IA,
gay others have though I never saw this vi. W lake,
Of u before) become very much confused In eopse
sueDee0 besides which, after dividing II. f. h RI NJ
ue until you pat all the points logether again. ne
cause II 10 necessary TO have a view Of the yhoJs 10
ge'her and ibis also is sometimes not easy for sny mar
nave iouod II not easy; therefore The result Of m
opinion is ibis-I mean to say that ,hooId be We,
gao 70 near OF an analysis for ihi, reason that il is q
mr.. Count-May II please your Honor. I shall prc
seed TO stsie The facts ius, a, new oecu,sd ,vI,bo,
apv attempt """
Judge Buzz - knocking on The desk q. before, y
pay Jvu W h''eh 70 me, Mr. Couoi, IL
me Dresk ME case Tor yOu-to rave time. I will In,
break This ease for you; then The points will prsssr
memselVes' add you can proceed with yaur steumsr
NJ Couht. Listen TO me; you move 10 eel. aside All
~ Fa'IaIisging that the judgmeDt on which IL issne
vas irauduien'lyo obtained, aud that therefore he eou,
inoulI interiors to stay or avoid he execution IN
cour, gave ihe power to do go, %doubtIess, sir; nay mi
sour' mas often done 90 TO prevent Injustice. Frau
therefore, IN the plaintiff, Henry HUMP. is the polr
~ 'hls easej : II not so' Have I not said IL srIsb
hf Count IN r0y truth, h haf not the point