Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15
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And the same being a]asentod to, tho Court
tbereupon directed tho following order to be
entered Of record, VIZ:
The Court met-Pfesent, The Hon. VIM.
d, Boyle, Judge ofsaid Court.
The Judge took ihe bench and nforrrded ia
call the eases on the docket. The Bar do.
clined 10 have any COMMISSION with tho Iudga
Mt this term Of lha Court for The rpasons STA
ted in their resolutions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Judge ordered the Adjournment thereof
with the declaration that. he came IN his
Court to transact tho business If the Ceurt.
conscious of The rectirude Of his conduct-tbe
Bar having taken action in ronIrsvention If
this, the Judge demands that they exhibit
their charges 10 him, with tho evidence in
support thereof
The Court then adiouennd side die.
The state Of things thus existing Is certain
" 10 be regretted and who can tell where
and when The end is to bel
The. Bar has taken a position from which
they cannot reCGde without dlahenor. The
issue Is ono Of life Or death to the Judge, and
they arc bound 10 make good these %reso1u.
itons-eitiler Of conviction or full aC1uiffbl. II
rs known that the agent sent by them tosVir-
GINA has returned, and That the Judge has nj.
go been there and returned. Both went in
pursuit Of evidenCe-the ona to condemn, the
otheF TO explain and Justify. The result of
Their Investigations has not yet been publish
cd, ana the community Is becoming somewhat
impatient in the premises The Bar In M
doubt aware of The responsibility they assume
IN taking this course, and aware of It, thew
should not be hurried in thoir
Whatever is done, ~0ughttu be done dnlibera.
tely, after full Investigation. Yo. tho 1pdpe
has right, which ought MOTTO be overlooked.
He ought not TO bo condemned unheard. and
will not be. Az evidence Of this, and with a
view Of placing in biz possession the teaiimo.
nv procured by The agent, Tho Bar and tho
Judge held d meeting in tho Court Hpttae AZ.
ter Court had adjourned, when The testjmeny
was submitted To his inspection. This was
right, and doea them honor.
The Rtaln Of feeling existing between them
ia not likely 10 he lrRRened by coming events.
as It is understood, my promised, that n
speedy publication will he made BY the Bar.
The public have a right lo=son it, far If Is 10
the bar nj public opinion that the apneal ia 10
be, and must be made and by it will the ne.
CuFed stand or fall. IN the meantime, if The
public interest suffer, it will he in so slipht n
degree ne compared with that Inflicted with
the continuance of one rs Judge, about whom
80 much has been said, and is every day be-
ing said, so derogatetY 10 bis character aa n
gentleman, and If The half be true, certainly
Inequalities him from administering that ms
which he has failed to award TO others in
s." Aud Lung Sgne."
ahe writer Iereofhasno opinion of his own,
now to give. He has had conference with
both parttee-secu detached evidence on both
sides, but has had no opportunity of examin-
ing either. He has no doubt, tho Bar will, in
due time, make their appearance, and when
the Judge shaIlshave been heard in his defen.
all will have the opportunity of examining
for themselves, either to condemn .oracqut.
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