The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-13


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able eAd elegant psoduchon OF one o. the @0ss eni
nsnt lawyers o. Aoulslsns. Frolessef Nosenes'
after abiding 70 the nsture and eharaseer OF the
scieace Of Law ahd the course proper to % puf-
suedb by those satsring on its study, proceeded to
show in what manner Municipal Law had lts
foundation in Natural Law and public policy. and
that il was the parameunt duty Of all gssd citizens
to yield The most implicit obsdisnce to the law Of
the State. On this point the learned Professor
sloqusntly referred to topic which u this time il
invested with peculiar interest, in the following
manner:
IA prspoetsrous prsteusion has lately been ad-
v,nced bv c.rt.n deluded individuals in connection
w;tb the mt of Copore.s generally known az the
Fusi,ive Slave Bill they attempt to justify their
res;stance to that law. ON tho ground that its
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IL a;ff...nc. q Drioc;nIe. ba,xsen the ti..us a
on..nse Of the French Socialism in rala
,ion = nropsrtv and the unipte,pibs jareor, abou
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sopnliv shocking to common sense and common
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Here followed numerous historical illustrations
| Illustrating the sound views of the learned an,
patriotic profession, which we omit for want Q
ROOM
The lecturer next proceeded to develop the 81
sential elements of law, and to classify rights an
duties; entering into an elaborate comparison 9
the meriu of the system sof common and civil law
and ably vindicating the civil law against the i'm
puations sometimes cast upon it, as being les
favorable to personal liberty than the common law
he then took an extended survey of the French an
Spanish Laws; and then connections with tn
jurisprudence OF LOUISIANA indicating 70 the men
Den OF Inc CLASS the aotnors most worthy the
consultation sne coof'e oI ieaoing most adsat
.a9eoos 20 % pursued ana lmpfessiveiy eAnof'in
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