New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-21
The Supreme Court.

Friday and Saturday last.
Their Honors have had long and laboriou
session, and will gladly take advantage of /
two months respite to enjoy the pleasures Of |
trip to the North, to the Springs, or to suci
other places, as may be congenial to their taste
and opportunities
How many cases they have decided at tn
term which has just ended, we are not prepared
to state. We do know, however, that they takt
away some thirty or forty causes which have
been submitted to them, and that they have not
come within three hundred cases of clearing
their docket So that at Nahant, or Saratoga.
or Newport, or wherever they may be, they will
be followed by the tender recollections of
several hundred fault finders and grumblefs at
the laws delay. And when they resume their
labors ii, November they will have mountain
of work before them, which, it is to be hoped
the bracing air Of the places we have mentioned,
and the frustrating at Alexandria and Monroe,
which they will have to endure in the months
of August and September, will enable them to
get through with.
We do not like to meddle with the Judiciary,
It is a delicate subject and cannot be handled
with too much care. Nor do we wish to be con-
strued as saying any thing to slight, or injure,
or implieate the Judges of the Supreme Court.
Personally and judicially we have respect and
oonf; ,er.e i, tbe,o
Bnt we think we might make some suggestions
to them, which would facilitate their decisions
80 AZ ,,or.;os t;cant hafore tbam
All II ,nolS;no H. suooast;ons, We onlv emboav
a. oh;aat;o,.s i tbe;,. conrsa wbich ara shared
= q IN i H. Al lsarp. bv The lar and the
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az 49,. o,,oi,s4 4ho,, tl,o astob-
,;shn,ont j. III i,nnr NH M ,nattar how i'm
,,ort.,,t IA $40 NAV n. IA member If the bar
;s allovea m o,,nnv the lime of the Conrt more
4bon that lenc,b of fins. Now If ia onlv neces.
cow N st,+e tbis ,nla 70 show ito had sor,.inr
For il n,nss e v thu moot ,.arelass nh.
.or,,or tb.ti, :. .,ss ,va,v,no - ,s,,ti,,,;c;t, of
facts and ep,brac;ng MANY o,,est,ors of law. il
i ,ttar1,, in,noss;hia fan -. ,,,v, M matter
bic ooxrars of oordsrso t;o, ara 10 .,,,a;t
with that attention and niee.v which i n.c,s
cow 70 ). nroner so,u,;on of ~. f.c,s .,,a ,sa
law Tha;r own oxner;encs t.a cl,ss tha,, h,,,,
di,c,,t n i - a. ANNA and nrnnsr,y aeciaa INV
cnr,,,; a. I'D oase ond VA tbav .nn,,,a n.a, Il
ar,,,e 4, ma bour chat ta,ss tha,o aav. IA
days n maj.e m their minds alout Ras;,,es
,-h;Io .ha, or1, al,ow oro hans - ~, ,nost III.
eotea onsstions tbey ,,low any i,ok znrir, j
ta, b;a how III 10 notte, how y, ,r.,, ~ f1o.
;sb i, nav he. 60 that tba rpla DOES not uorl,
;nstice II 10 a universal one--t,,t it il as nm
mot q. ,,n;vers,1
The newt. and onlv other objection. we shall
notion fo tho ,.ese,t ;s tho 1enatb of +ba onin.
;ons of the (onrt There are more treaties or
o,so,s ,,non law thon dac;s;ons nron the r;obta
of tbo ,,art;ae bafore than Tbev are too rea-
rad tha,a = j. q ,n,,o, 10 thon, r;+;sonts IA
,o+ cove abo,,tf II ,ino. tba;r r;obts or tboir
,rro,,os IA obont il !, in5;c;a, or;,;on
All tbeg wan+ i ~ baya tbeir casas aec;aea
THEW want instice done hetween them--nott tech
,;oa1 a;at;no+;ons snraod on+ ova, doyan =, ,r.s
of olosolr ,v,it+en foolscan And to tbe bar ,ha
,,,oct;ca il t;,ne- WASTING and unavoidable
re- tbo irr;snrrdence of the State were in ITS
;rf.ror l. o,,r ,esis,at;on wave badly defined
,,anara1 a,a ,arn1ay;no if there were none but
,,o,bors IF tbe bor m ,step IN Them. If
we had mo Renorts-notbiny to Guide Ms over
tha CO. of l;tination tbis ;nterminabla reason.
;nv NIGHT bo vol, enough Rnt inasrnnch 40
= ,,,o;n
ononnb ina s,nneh 40 our bar ;s comnosaa of
Az a1dast ona ,arr bes+ ,o,tori, NJ ,nar ,,b,,
have ,naae ranutations hefore some Of the nres.
ent ;nstiees bad bean admitted Il nractiae and
;rasa,,,a,, = Nf,nt;n Mo44hous por.or Rnl1ord
iiiAa' ' 49, 800 49, : = - ~ -
Eustis ana otners, nave SAL as members Oh inc
same tribunal, and, with their powerful minus.
formed jurisprudence Which IS aomlrea anu
quoted ~ the whole country as evidences OF Inc
iaw, We DO not think we can De charged win
dlsrespect to the present monuments, When we
echo the WISH which we nave often hearu eX-
pressed that they would adopt the oreYity oil
style ofahe Jurlsts we have named' as well as
their opinions; and, sparing the time from their
compositions, apply II to the examination OF the
records which have been submitted to them II
they did, they would give much more satisfae.
ton than they have been giving and 1t IS with
this CONVICTION strong upon our minds that,