New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-15

The T11dinia.rmI


The projects which have been submitted to the Genera
Assembly for the Reorganization the Judiciary Of til
STATE have naturally excited the attention or appprehep
sien Of gentlemen Of the Bar.
IN the city there l. but plan considered feasible
District Courts with special jurisdictions and an aeouat
| compensation TO Judicial ineumbents.
But portion Of the pres-the Delta for instance-ha
conveyed to u.s. in its usual ardent STYLE its opinion Wit
regard to tho country districts.
The country Representatives country LAWYERS tn
residents Of the country in general may be grateful TO
the sage suggestions and patronzing manner of tina
journal
tae ignorance or inexpereDce of country people for
bids the proper their own affairs it might
be becoming in those who represent them to seek advice
from the concentrated wisdom of the city which lumnes
our legislative councils.
The Delta forms but part Of our urban omnscience
and the country may, that account decline its inv
liable assistance
Non tail aaaiiio eget.
Yet it is not to be desired that great Difference should
be paa to the judgment of those who enjoy The advantage
Of residence here.
Ihe change which such residence produces is like
enchantment Eastern has not exhibited more
wonderful transformations. To dwell in the city is to bt
Immediately wiseto be known, is immortal fame NJ
tod Is sxpectedno studies exaced from the blessed
occupant Of this seat Of learning aud of refinement
The Delta appears imagine the lawyer "a pney woods
lawyer especially must pine away II the stimulating
ence Of Court be not afforded him that country
Judge can and no other seat off the Bench but the bank
OF RAINING sream-no retreat more respectable than
the haunt Of gamblers Might not have occurred to
the amabe Editor Of the Delta that the lawyers and
Judges Of the country sometimes read book or nYesti-
gate question
It's possible that those members Of the Bar who have
the advantage Of residing in town. feel the necessity
ddn the pleasure professional and literary studies
The lore Jurisprudence drops from the lips courteous
nhief JUSTICE and the columns Of the Delta rsne the
taste with just conceptions and graceful periods.
But the rude denaens of the country are conped To
read- for nothing else corrective Of their thick
Boctlan air at least they driven once in while to
pare over an index or refer to dictionary quotations
The learning OF eptome the application of an
aerpt should not provoke the those who are
lite hy fortunate accident of location
The Delta has kindly suggested that the District which
consists Of the pney Woods be unchanged with the view
seems q keeping the body and soul the unfortunate
lawyer who may preside it, from rusting the Editor
surprising that the salary proposed would have the effect
4 sad produces the polish Of city refinement it may
well prevent the rusting Of the f1stic's soul.
His body Is well enough although he may not be able
70 enjoy those manly exercises which are probably am
sar TO Lawyers and Editors here.
The only thing surprising in the suggestion is that
Piney Woods Lawyer should be allowed the privilege of
possessing soul at ALL
For that concession he ought to be profoundly grateful
eten u be be permitted to DO a poor SOUL
Yet must be said that there persons to be seen
whose manly purposes and vigorous intelligence have not
been diminished by the dreary prospect Of sterile fields
and ruined dwellings they forced to look upon con-
tanuaiy 10 youth although 1t must DO acknowledged
that there some who reared in narrow circumstances
amid such scenes have expanded into "pued and reck
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