Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25
JUDGE RICE GARLAND.

JUDGE KICE GARLAND.
Al an early hour tins muruns aud before any Of il
other judges spprard. Juds. Garland o'k h's seal III
br Beach IL the Supreme Uuri, aud addressed brrI
lsrrs. Ia The n Ierss auditors that had assembled ~
III. expectation that the pfuhlsed investigation wonld
be made.
The inquiry ~, having taken place. Judge Garland
said III a words that he was ready Ia defend h.
rpu aiion would not all jnd.e NIL his accaser.
thought proper la bring irsard lheIr charges.
Jdge Garst d lien came down from HE bench and
retired from tie eourt ~ lew minutes after
wards Judge Martin and he other Judge. iok ihen
srais and pniceeded with the business Of the tflbu
ual.
This is sad sart Of alir- four II the Snpreinc Jud
ges refuse To si with colleague, aud hear o no dis
closures as IN The cause Of HE refusal 1t is inanlies
that the judges nus believe The charges 10 be well un
dad, al ras they acI towards lher cunifere as II they
did. We'll then, wbal Is the nature Of he charges {!
What Is uncertain IL ma.nird by popular opinion b.
You'd reality. .Netc Orleans Courier.
SupgtME Cotnr.-I here Vas considerable rAcile
n,ent caused IN our cliy The day befure yesefJay,
Ina The sudden adjournment III The supreme rouri by
Judge Aiani0 on arconnl III certain allegations az inst
Judge Garland. Yesterday al 10 o'clock. tie court
cow died 10 hear any lunnef pfucredtngs in
the case III question. Judge Garland came into runn
aud sia.rd that was aim the deepest ceilings Of r.
gfet thai he appeared IN the posi- on lie Obliged To
assume, o"lne Ia the conduct ol those asscalrd with
him ON he bench. lie expected that they Would have
apNfaIfu W dffHse Hiin. aiu dHOTU nm
ul having the matter fully investigated. They bad no,
come into Court. and he had every reason Il, believe
that While he was there, they would appear IN nr.
der moi 10 Tcafd the business Of The court lie had
hous proper to make This statement aud now annuun-
crd 10 the mrbers Of The bar that until the CHARGES A.
gaInsi him WIRE fully investigated, he would moi take
part IN the business Of The He also said that an
investigation should take place. with which the public
should be sished tie had received a cuinn,unca ion
from the Attorney General upon the subject Of the alleys
ed accusailon which showed The feelings of the other
Judges Of The Bench towards him. Judge Garland
spoke with much feeling, aud stated Thai under the
circumstances, lie would not exercise his functions IN.
III the naIier IN question be properly understood Alter
M 'xFosoIis OF his position, he greeted by warm
applause by hose persons who in court. We tiusl
this ALTAR Will. al once. be- satisfactorily settled
AiItr Judge Garland lell. Judges Martin, Bulard
Murphy aud Simon took their and the usual bust,
t.s OF The court was proceeded with. The case Of ,er
nard Mangny vs. Marun appealed from the District
Court, was dismissed
Judge Garland Of Lonisaaa The n O. Commercial
Bulletin says: "A warrant was issued On "Wednesday
evening for the 81 Judge Garland IN The CHARGE
at forgery, but up 10 last evening the officers had moi
been able To find him.
The Plcayrne Of the same date contains the follow
ing
JUDGE GAgLANp-1bere were number Of repur,s
Ia circulation yesterday respecting Judge Garland some
H.,
rrs. II Is 10 be hoped, WIRE also. 1t has only lecol
known, that The examination, Of which We stke YES
teiday, resulted in issuing warrant Tor his arrest I'm
dera charge of perjury. Since then, no authentic in
lelgence has been received respecting him lie had
not been arrested las, evening" from which we infer
that he not 10 bc found his usual residence: bu
what las becnme of him, whether he Is in The clly OF
gone hence, If gone. whllher has not lransped. Il
was funorcd that he made renewed attempts 10 pni an
end 10 his existence This fam hope The case
here has never 0ccu rted remarkable, terrible
TALL as this; aud nul that the public mind is restless op
pressed and uneasy under the developments thai La,,
been made. We would ande 10 the case aoain II
We could would draw oil over the transaction and
the memory Of Tie n,isp uGed an forever From the
depth at the public erlei n, The abasenel vi one h.
hela $" o''y position IN the Stale. may be inferred ht
overwhelming dfll ctl"n which Is IN store Tor the lmre
late members OF his family. May heayen temper mi.
visitation with It's mercy, aud pour healing INTO hearts
that are surely bruised.