New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

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dead fund schedule at l-0!-a= Clerk. he begins az
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Williams :. Corson $40 15J5) Lawrence :. Seely
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Nichols S2i5. Cle299 Dean Pei! 1868
believe tina; II was the Jsrney or iauney cause
which Is said have been kept many Yeas 70 the
amount o. rlilLon. undecideG-and OF the funds OF
which John Rutherford TIC has $4,000 n cash
II the hands OF the Court 20 which Gen 4slIHadge a.
uded Indignantly his speech to-day stating that
the heir had been up here complaining But must die
miss This subject for tonight
Education
Messrs Tutain and Willard have submitted Minority
Reports from The Committee On Education They both
propose that the proceeds o! State Lands and TIE school
Funds shall. form permanent Common school FUND
tina, the United States Deposit Fund shall be applied IN
way-and mat the Legislature shall inTest and sc
the money! presume that Measrs. Willard and
Tuthill are opposed 10 universal! education on Nh Nc
oils plan the value o: which no one can appreciate mere
than myself
Lar Fees, APpeals, Sc.
Aaron Burr wanted do away lawyers fees altogeh-
In that case the plaintiff would need per centage
the amount collected About ten years ago Judge
Savage reported that the cos's incurred by the people
in the law courts during year was between and
millions OF doars He stated that during the time he
Chief Justice the appeals and certioraris COM
plants of the Justices laws up 10 the supreme
Court formed onehird Of All it, bus!nesstat each OF
these cases averaged SIG the in dispute while the
average OF law each appeal 10 settle each Ss,
over $50 a case. Mr.. Richmond asked M Jordan
to-day whether ne would stop small suits IN the Justices
Court and prevent such the above he replied
that he would. in OF SIG thereabouts. out that
cases Of 800 would require different arrangement
Now, defendants lawyer will lie; plaintiff take
judgment for higher sum than the debt due om;tAE
Intentionally to make an Offset though his witnesses
We're in court. And why To get more law costs. He
appeals the suit reduces the judgment produces the
so 10 $50 costa l. the very recital of such
enough 10 harrow the feelings.
In the discussion. today, County Courts. Mr..
yvhc: brought before Jus
ice OF the Pence and he only awards the plaintiff S
then there s appeal although the planrt ought 10
have had much morebu il the Justice award over SO
then there Is appeal. Mr. RICHMOND, from GeHesee,
delivered very severe speech agansthc Court OF Chan
Gerry the Supreme Court. and Court of ErrOrsshowed
$500 $500 each-that these Courts keep themselves
employed abou, hall the time reversing nonsutng de
laying and thwartinc each others decsCns-wanted the
Justices Courts improved and strengthened and The ap
pcals and certorars escnei Mr. Patterson briefly re-
piled 10 Mr. K. and with few pthy and good-humored
observations from Mr. Waterbury the laoors OF the day
closed. r.