Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03
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MADISON, Jun,
Mr.. Editor In the las
| have witnessed the =,
flight Of a legislature 7; saw
operation that manufacture,
per rail roads saw WHERE,
from, which makes the :.
new Supreme Court rise Fl
from the ashes of the ola
messed peaceful political Oh.
IN other countries could h.,
effected by revolution. Ma,
ed up for Grant "Old Gr,.
in a mans memory that Bee,
chanting as time and distars
him from it. Waiting for
will while away the time n
a hasty sketch Of the new n
court holds its sessions in
room, the walls of which u
books standing on end, the
hewn from the old quarries
mon law. All ofthe states b,,.
"blocks" for this edifice, The
Of which are defended BY +
ranks of Sholes' Statutes in
sheep. Here you are Up 70
In law the first leap. You
ming in law over whelmed
drowned with "authority =
man will allow his brains 10
through this immense hoppe
Blackstone and Bacon, he y
enough Of technical cant IA
philadelphia lawyer" At
end of the room sit the thre.
cushioned chairs, holding AID
Of justice. | understand thu,
lately sent to Buffalo for i,s
bottomed chairs, set On an ay
their honors can reyolye vi
round the centre of judicial
The Honorable member from
be incest acies, when he hear
proyement. Who would not
chairs" to have a "rotary
court 20 Perhaps the first
will fix your attention as YOU
room is judge Smith, with his
biological developments. md
powers are Of the first order.
mating and analytical, the ST
decisions is ornate, bold and /
Fortune decided he should han.
judicial life than any of his br1
May his career be prosperous.
orable.
Very few persons in the "
seen judge Wilton ; though Id
a man SO long, or a judge so
his hair has caught some of Ii.
tlnts Of the ernine. Wilton
those men that carry their owl
phere about them ; an odor d.
simplicity and truth chat at Oh.
and opens the heart. /
beautiful Mosaic of mental a,
qualities that has given to JUDI
his great popularity. Fate al
gave him his office +; his naturl
in his day and generation, is, {
tlce of the state of Wisconsin
not speak of Judge Crawfordt
ders of the Herald. His tuIl,s
Ielligent Irish face is a miniatu
youthful west. His
powers of discerning legal d,
his decided ability as a lawyer
find full scope in a field wher
no doubt, he will justify the
the friends who have elevated
responsible position. | mus
an anecdote of Sam. Ont
friends, a client too, Senator
TO consult him OH a law DO
Senator afterwards told me wi
comfort he got. "When | was
| gave opinions +; now I am a
| give decisicns-I will hear Y
court, Senator" | am glad 0
judges are determined 10 a
Iiubbell practice of spinning S
however innocent such gossip
In short, never had a state a
more fully possessed of the p,
fidence than is now accarded
preme Court. Their purpos
their decisions thus far have S
adhere to the law as i; is, The
ia, and the tea non scripta to
ter its rules and principles wi
favor or affection. The mono
sakes the law, that moment
will be shorn Of its glory and
ty ; for | am satisfied that tn
law-its eternal principles, as
they are traduced, are far mol
ineligible guides than this
call common sense. )" Every
lieyes that he alone possesses
lible Urlm and Thummlm.
sense, you will find, will d
common sense far more than
differ from each other. The
the tower of Babel, each hal
sense /; and yet it would hard
dent to let out the job of build
judicial edifce in this state 10
chitects. Yours &c., J
"WAKING UP" A BLooMER.-
"Bloomer." recently married Al
N. Z. was "horned" by some