The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-12
Orr ASSOCIATE JCsrIcKs.--We find the follow

Orn ASSOCIATE JCsrIcKs.--We find the follow
ing conphnc ,,ary notice Of our Associate Justices
Ia the Keao.ha Democrat and Pennington, Me-,
ChronrIa i is highly gratifying to know that ca
i.4bA sea We been appointed to important Offices
H. the Terr;.oy, although still hold tha; the Off
c-s e a. -yritory shoul have been given TO cit-
Tcus ri = sofa. u is to some extea, huma,iay
t. hsee on ,ped cansure OIL the capacity and IN
I ,gi,y 4ar citizens.
ICoCF cHArrIELD's APPotNruExr.-Thet eic-
E'lrhic iaccment last week oi the appointment
a. .- esteem fellow citizen, Hoa. A. G.. Chatieid,
p. A--a.sicj idse of tie Territory of Minnesota was
ewes v-a he greatest satisfaction b, his nuno rous
d e1.s ia lais city. We have heard but one opinion
t-fcssti ~ ne appointment, and that is that in
erN plat e Few II ~ most excellent and deserved
ore M-. Chiiicld is lawyer Of the first order OF
tie.t 'a IA! IS of equal importance to constitute
tt - - y an honorable, honest, and c1nscien-
ticu- rti lis residence IN kenosha has served To
vive lgg E.!n very May friends, and the plea,
ere wo tiNe IN consratuiatin- him upon his good
ts.lrrr "a led with Ia, regret that We shall mss
hl, r..ls7at -runtenagce from among The good
wishes ~ oar whole CON liulity attend him, and sin
ceiE eeI date the citizcls of ne,shhor, Mia
rlsl.L vsGg, ~ the person Of Judge Chalieid
er5 80 ACC" SION 10 the society aud talent ii their
yoor5 and .is.as territory Kenosha Democrat.
}vrDr sEERBURNE.---IIon. Moses Shcibune
rs. hara aaolntcd, by President Pierce, Judge Of
l supreme curt of the l nitcd States for the Ter.
r.t.ty e Nn.rsota. Salary, s 500 per annum.
So, Fr.si .ent could hardly hive selected
h.t.s suret 90 this honorable and responsible posi-
E-f. N ..l .rOns common scnsc agd rare business
al lcr, - ssesses a thorough knowledge OF Law
at .ta IT, Acquaintance, from long and extensive
l-,--, y.ia judicial proceedings. His fine person
're-' &C. gen,leminiy bearing and pleasing
s.a.'.t i.. biy at him TO discharge the duties Of
q ff.5.I.-
Fl. c.ngrataiatc the people Of Minnesota in
ri. -r ornna'e appointment, and valuable ac-
.sI" tatt re thus about 10 receive, can bat ex-
. a. ,sa H'n with our citizens generally, deep re-
"t-f .' Che at loss ". must consequently sustain.
only alued of talent. infu-
sd J.-i.css, hut h * esteemed IN all his social
~.-t lai therefore has large circle Of warm
81 ..4os.
81 pl''i- nan no one IN county has shared
.r i'-r, n the Confidence ot his fellow citizens.
lifs history Is COOL commentary en- industry and
I>-frtac' and affords nstructv, lesson to orr
.i.-Iaia. ung We SUM il up briefly
".-tr oates and minute particulars f,r want of
.n i'- natIve place, If we .niSthh, not, was Nj.
Che, State. Having acquired thorough
'. ae a. early acc entered the Office Of the
.i.- ''.,aa Cutler, If this place, with whom he
.rH u'ili he completed his ."g Il studies piepar-
-t 81, cliltl9g upon the duties II ms proitssiOa.-
ie .sa o'ahi shed himself and opened office in
.-. t"7 &C Phillips, wAcre H. has resided tn 10 the
tr-. His success At the bar very soon 50
-.u 5a she'd hi.H, dat, the incu: paratian
-.arir, fFr.nkin,) he was selected : Cnu,.-
fo~t.. This office he held for several wears,
;''5 duties with credit and ability, when
I,-..f'- take seat IN the Legislature as
.l'.rc from the district e Philips lnl ether
Aitcr erving a. the h,ycr b;anrh h,
ana ,ti, Senatorial .isIric, to the State SEN
... y aii. as "A legislator brought him the
ID tle Tec',iive, from " h ,n he recpi, cd the
-H-l o.. tnd,e OF Probate .or Franklin county.
..f r..itn1 &c held Cor the term Of seven sea. :,
ming as iuties, not Only acceptlbiy, but viii,
ua ab.l'f.. Indeed 1t Is the universal sentiment
ta.- ..' state never furnished a more able and pop
'..r Probate J~dse. During the time he heli ihs
N1s ulanInrusly npmi;itci As the Demo
e.. ctniis.' l,r Representative to Congress from
jn. -,'Ely . .Ig district, composed Of The counties
.. i-c al Franklin, rcprcscn;e! il the last
O. hs Ion. Il. Go5dcnow, and formerly by
Mo. .tnce. Becaer and Ot.s, all Whiss.-
4, iel-' Of his STARRING We have only sav,
tnl; r.ts Ire in his district h. received the llil
rait' la IA his Own town AMI comfy ra aaca,.
thrc2 Years sIpoe, while siil! holding
D Of X, he received from the Governor,
r4sl.ir... a. appointment Of Bark Commi>s ,ner,
= a ef &c Be- retained up 10 the latc Of his
ai..aia'i1t.;.
tor b,s -g-- $ in IL, lie is indebted TO no for,rit-
orst..c'asla :, bat h,s advanced solely ly his own
o. t-t s,e,s
Fac Seas 81. a., Of lii nu.ncro.is enls here ri.i
"a viii a an iis eHcciicni lie a7d iamily TO theiI
n-r hs-. Ell West. Several of his relatives uow
.... - N'na-. 'ta-amon5 them worthy friend,
s .o-i ils. ga. W. Prescott, i.,,i., Attorney 1t
iir, o. -. ifhony fails-and to them. doubt.
as appoiafn-lt is very graft! wing I'll Pennington,
.ie) Cl.,.ic.s.