Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

tfN tth AHtttss w " lfHESs W iifEIt .iiltiiilH HI
In biz dreams. But If he do not fbnind it
hls sNn breast, IT he suffer 1t IN break out
Expressions Of ifs~psfinnte. or n desire pf great
or speed III thn despatch of blalneFE, la
/ guilty oil violating the rights uf counsel, III
Of thbss wiie. by their adj ste seeking ibstie
haiere hun. II ~ Of no nsstI that Ite pfvt
titesa hints ut baste and liipatisnFs IN III
tnillesi language and IN The klfdeat mafitff
lie bas IN right to lei it be known thai lie Ia
any such feelings. II whole business /
with The sllleei stna'tef ii hand, the case The
before him and his Winnie aia, should br I
do justice IN that Aud there is no ntl,nr WI
ta accomplish this but 10 give a full aud f,
tent bearing III The parties t|if6agfliba wFoh
trial. 1T Is unjust az we'll as unklnd ii Civ
pain and plicasin~ss to these engaged in In
eause ~ In aniisstHti6'ts oil . dasifa to hasfsl
them and Oct rid ~ them, In all stflis OTIS II
The part es miist BIZ van1itshsds and II no lfslI
that he llas had n full hearing. without ~FaFtraih
her improper haste. he is satisfied. NethIbl
short Of This can or au HI to satisfy him, 1t II
true, in t8est trials much more time IS CONSUMED
than to the Judge seems 10 bpsesessafg, Bnl
this liz no Atfhlr Of hie he haH no m pe1sibi.
lily IN this part Of Tho uelisf, liz must koaf
ont illegal md irrelatiys m1'tef, bul W thin
the rule Of canpstetiey the d ~sctsfio, If fodh,
sci Is 10 govern "a 10 amount Of mntttr and
length Of time, Counsel tffen p~f1lles mhre
fyideHta upon Il p1tHt. br Insist mare upon Il
in argument, than The judge thinks necessary
Or advisable, tnj he often giyas such hints to
the counsel; but upon these mtitefs tha totfs
sci, who have become familiar with al parts
81 tha eiuHs, can decide m1th better Tim the
Judge. who II nav ~ il, AMI If they could mol,
it ia their right and their duly 10 decide IN spite
Of the opinion Of the Judge
Sin thus giving fair sehpa q counsel, ae-
cofding to their Ih4t aud constitutional ptHfp-
gttive, it may be that business will n0t he
despatched as the court might wish, and Other
parties VI are ewaiting 10 be heard may de-.
sire but AZ TO this. also, The Judge II not re.
sponstble. Ills duty il 10 do rightly and well
what In done@ai,d if he be obliged IL iepYe
much ittdehe, for want Of time, Ire IL innofent.
'JudeJ dantuatHt, cum notefs dtsofrffpf : bit
10 blame ran come upon him fbefhly hetAuss
he has not been sbln 10 u through with HE
Whale docket, and ascertain which party IN
nRcf case IL l1tiof ehf. II lie The duty ri The
Legislative department RI the Gayerr Urhi IL
see 10 II thHt The baneb ia supplied with lUdg-
40 sufficient in number TO administer justice
'wtiEout delay NJ IN he Cs4sllElitlon is pro-
vnlei.
"When Il Judge 81 far fhrgh'a Inc dignity
and deterntn paffhir NJ 10 bis office lis oappy
st'mulan's tnsaatipsel 10 urge them forward III
tho hnsinasa ifhfbfe The court. pfofesstdly upon
grounds of public nseeest'y, NO ought not 10
presume maj ofher 'iafiVeF feh''S ae'na'e ''i".
bnt v eehooVes 2 Judge, Who iee's WYNN
hI'aEe!' temptation nus 'otFespasF' 10 search
n,s,o"n nehf,' 'es'' Petaa' solhfe' some Paf1
~ Ms motive oe 10 Pfon'e hs VIVID rehNen'-
ehce ~ Hhieh u Term anu secure d iohgsf va
"''lal'
~ inc PROGRESS 81 = 'fal' 'es I"o1" 'e
hp' 10 s%ofP.oHe 'h'' ne o'seafns Wfleh parry
"'s 'na ,l'h' on nus sue ih's y y nfo9'-
''a8 "e'.R 'o' nv" - eHtef,a'1. ''Ii'! ~
ne "'"rea Sea''n luaHtP' aio' pstpg hoh'n'
"'fe ~ oa'i3ef ".A' he WIZ t's9 HIS 'nPafl''i-
W ana 1Pgt4 - i'1' 'o"atos '1ht sue "here
~ MS envy 'sSfoY"Fsa 'ne nun " ne
'',t'hg ~ pre- oo&e' ''e e"+f' ne ~ ne
''''tH'el ny - ""co'st''os'f' :" rus w,
,oe ~ SP'''Hee, OF 70 pun 1ues 'o'S "n"
.''h6 s'EgFs,gns 'HYofa'ne 10 MS j. NV ","'
''s'F' a"' "e's Rrea' injury =" t"' ol"e'
"''T' "h''n' "leI an WEI most '"s'f 'n,h
"p' !" % teh'' :" 1t " Pttiet,Y
F.t''"' -" ~ asp 1ae7 " "tl''"A
wan eV"'y w" P"]Ve o. e't'f'.e' 4''' a''''SA
WIN every ""' 'p'i ~ wa NV my W 'W"'
concerning " '"Ft''s ~ ny '",N VI W.
noaf'''R "''ta We ''''s ''hslF "' WING
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W." "'"' ~ az 'isf, ~, ~ "
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"'",ei' '%''f'''' w " "''','rr'"' !" "
VIA, Po'"', n'''' l"o elose' 1p' yo'' ir'," "
negiert v, ,ne's o"Et"osap' ''p'ef' VI ia,he'
from Tue oltHr"'y " as''ns ~ ''",''''t'y '"
'hen'' eSpeeiai'y WIN f,',e '"'",e anu Peen"F
,eWpera'nen'F' mos, ~ '"e u'p''aaan' p'sHeH
oetWee" J''ges nv o'""''' ",'se. ,."sihg
mace up a nasty ep'n'oh az " us r'e"t sue
o. me case 'te Judge grows '".patle"' % lpe
testimony anu arguments Ut 'noss VINO a'u
wrong no begins 10 hlte"'t"pi' 10 h''fy' anu
pus'te' anu o'hpla'h etts"' "aSte V, '''n''
ana nah'les' N every porS'ots 'pa'''tet MS "e'
s''e W eu' NV ''''ss ~ - ~ J'.s"'
are Struggling Tor "hat ihey oughi nnh GOD
tam u 10 nos uncommon 70 see juase 'h"s
RfVIh2 pa'''e ~ cp"nse' 'hto"e" " "a5' VI
even lWo' anu }ei, AMER 'ofa sttuRSle ee-
ing tonest ana Wiling 10 shahee NE opih-
ION upon new "@hf o. fu'''le't 'orte' We Veers
around ara II AZ 'nueh 'he'''so uP71h the
other AIDE JUDGES WIN ft'ch tll-oa'anfha
minds ANA 81 Ftch way"ard fetnpefs, are me
cruces ltfgaAes upoA "hieh counsel are
stretched and tortured Tor The trial III tnGiF |