Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

SIiu WfIVWy y, nu" tuc IrspVC'Ne Ju"SSS
IN 'reof, shall aud may giant wr'ts Of
habcas corpds in all cases in which the
same are grantablc by the judges of The
United States in the District Of I oluni-
bia and the first six days Ofevery term
Of SAID courts, or so much thereof as
shall lie necessary, shall he appropria,-
ed to the trial Of cau-cs arising under
the said Constitution aud laws and
W; its Of error and appeal, in all such ca-
SIS shall be made 10 the supreme CONT
Of sail Territory, the same as in other
cases. I he said clerk shall receive IN
all such cases the same fees which the
clerks Of the district courts Of Oregon
Territory now receive for similar ser.
vices.
.Ecr. 10. .9ndbe IL further enacted,
That there shall be appointed an
attorney for said territory, who shall
continue in Office tor four years, unlsss
sooner removed by the President, and
who shall receive the same foes and
salary as the attorney Of the United
States for the present territory Of Ore
gOn. There shall also be a marshal
for the Territory appointed, and who
shall hold his office for four years, un-
less s0'ner removed by the President,
and who shall execute all processes is
suing from the said courts, when exer-
cising their jurisdiction as circuit and
district courts Of the United States
he shall perform the duties, he subject
to the same regulations aud penalties,
and be entitled TO the same ices as the
ma,shal Of the district court ofthe U.
States for the present Territory ofOr-
egon and shall. in addition be paid
two hundred dollars annually as COM
pensati0n for extra services.
SEC. II. And be IL further enacted.
That the governor, secretary, chief
Justice and associate justices, attorney,
and marshal, shall be nominated. and.
by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, appointed by the President
Of the United States. The governor
and secretary to be appointed as afore-
said shall. bef re they act as such, re-
spec,ively. Ike All oath or affirmation.
before the district Judge, or some us
tice Of the peace in the limits Of said
Territory, AMI duly authorised 10 adj
minister oa,hs and affirmations by the
laws now in force therein, or before
the chief Justice or some associate ju.-
ticc Of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted Stat $. to support the Constitution
Of the United States. and faithfully 10
is.harge tha duties oftheir respective
Offices which said oa,hs, when so
taken shall be certified by the person
by whom the same shall have been ta-
ken, and such certificates shall be re-
ccived and recorded by tie said sccrc-
tary among the executive proceedings;
and the chief justice and associate us
tices, and all other civil off GERS ia said
Territory, before they act as such, shall
take a like oath or affirmation, before
the said governor or secretary, or some
Judge or Justice Of the peace of the
Territory, who may be duly comm,s-
stoned and qualified, which said oath
or affirmation shall b. certified and
transmitted. by the person taking the
same, TO the secretary, to be b. him
recorded as aforesaid, and afterwards,
the like oath or affirmation shall be ta-
ken, certified. and recorded. in such
manner and form as may be prescribed
by law. The Governor shall receive
an annual salary Of fifteen hundred
dollars as Governor. and one thousand
dollars rs Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs. Tie Chief Justice and Asso-
ciate Justices shall each receive an an
nual salary Of eighteen hundred dol.
lars. The Secretary shall receive an
annual salary of eighteen hundred do.-
lars. The said salaries shall be paid
quarter yearly, a, the Treasury Of the
United States. The members OF the
Legislative Assembly shall be entitled
to receive three dollars each per day
during their attendance at the sessions
thereof, ,ard three dollars each for TWEEN
ty miles travel in going to e. returning
from the said sessions, estimated ac-
sording to the nearest usually travelled
route. There shall be appropriated
annually the sum Of one thousand dol.
lars, to be expended by the Governor
to deiray the contingent expenses of
the Territory there shall a'so be ap-
propriated, annually, sufficient sum,
to be expended by the Secretary of the
Territory, and upon all estimate To be
made by the Secretary Of II e Treasury
Of the United States, to delray the ex.
penses Of the Legislative Asse bly,,
the printing Of the laws, and other in-
cidental expenses and the Secretary
Of the Territory shall annually account
to the Secretary Of the Treasury OF the
United States for the manner in which
the aforesaid sum shall have been ex-
pended.
SEC. IL. And be 1t further enacted,
That the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory Of Utah shall hold its first
session at such time aud place in said
Territory as the Governor thereof shall
appoint and direct; and at said first
session. or as soon thereafter as they
shall deem expedienf, the Governor
and Legis alive Assembly shall proceed
to locate aud establish the sea, Of gov.