New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
ORR, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL rs, 1913.
c.nelnnati-Lccel Politics-courts-Bsniz

CINcISSAIi, April 10, I5t3-
The CITY Election MENTIONED my last, of on
Monday last, did that Of the Township, including t'Fo
justices of the Peace multitude of officers wer= TO he
elected upwards 1000 and vet there vas
no excitement such would mark city election New
York Party lines distinctly drawn and little
political feeling entered into t- contest that
after the political feelings The elected The press nc
thin. uron the subject have asked several well informed
gentlemen who reply that they know The Mayor,
Marshal City Clerk twenty of wenty-seren Of the CIR!
Council the Justices Of th Peace and Township Clerk are
Whi-s. These the principal officers The Germans
uacs, some the result They coveted per
non of the Offices particularly Justice of the Peace They
succeeded with ony Councilman two and of these
Whigs. They complain that the Democrats have
used and cheated them and their newspaper out against
:. the brethren.
The Supreme Court mas been session here the las; week
ard still continues The judges Wood aud Rad, seem TO
h men Of fair talents bat they appear put their
funess and reputation in jeopardy b. attempting TOO mht
They with hich-pessure sped Pee Is great cor
fusion in the Court aud much noise, mciety Of which Is
mad. ,v the continued Vs cf the officer commanding 81
Lace AID the RAP cf his mallet. The Courtroom without
single point Of convenience elegance, end II would De
difficult o the orderly conduct business n II WIN
decent proprety The Judges to have taken up the IDEA
that rachors speed is h- only ingredient in the due admin
istraon Of Justice The Lawyers suors aud witnesses %
very roughly handled by the Judges 1t borne with more
patience than should expect yet they sometimes ho" FsS
illness The Judges would shoY Judicial dgn; anc
firm and less boerous in urging II read they wouia
,nvite more courtesy from the members OF the bar they
adhered more closely the rules OF courtesy thenseFts
This Supreme Court closely resembles one Of your os
and Jaim- The LAWYERS the fault IN ihe system
They can mend their easier than TN, can mend ne
system The Court has tried ome twenty nry trials witmi
week including a warmly contested suit which occupied
two DAYS aud murder trial where yellow man was con-
,icsd of murder the first degree for kng white ina
This is scaIcy menoned-cren the press passes as ''
worthy Of ,lotice. TIL. Court at \. NJ. aud win
dinner eve
nigh, Informed that Saturday night they were en-
a-cd in jury trial hough of divorce cas had
been noticed for trial hatigt Juror had ca"c to retire
few moments. We II take up divorce CASE cred the
Judge Mr.. call your witnesses. Several were called,
sworn and examined decree of divorce with large amo-
ny followed about The time are reading this account
ofitthe judge concluding the announcIaon Of the decree
with The Juror hos rcturled-prcceed gentlemen and
on they went with s trial A LAWYER sitting SAID
the divorced had been divorced from the same
husband f0r the in Kentucky aud now Only want
ed alironv left the house This way OF administering
Justice appears odd but perhaps MAJ get used TO IT.
The bar full and numbers some able and distinguished men
4 revolution has taken place in the LAFAYETTE Lark
news Board Of Directors has been elected Il Is SAID many
thu cid owed too much eed were for bringing the
Bank the specie basis IN is business fiiA Iay!oF
wealthy retired merchant, is the new President le sue
css party had also determined TO elect T. 8 Hanss Sc
icor but when the ballots cast six OF the votes were
ior judge Walker aud five only for Hal'es Owing to some
inforo.litv they have 10 hold election.
The a5signees of the Franklin Bank have taken out Bro
kers license under the of Grcesbrci Co. They do
exchange business aud receive d@poses and collections
the Bank aad believe act As agents oil Inc trustees "i ts
Bank in winding IT up.
There not much activity in any business here eNceptn
sending provisions market Flour aud pork move
down the river in large quantities. but prices yet too high
for profit There large supply Of dry goods aud groce
res but thu miserable weather cold and chilly February
keeps the country merchants Exchange east IS abund
AIT aud at prices about par with specie.
The TYLER organ here declares thu true position Of the adj
mnistration be with the Democracy
The rver has been high, but is no" falling slowly
Your; sincerely. Z. r. u