New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
Xxx XIIID. CONGRESS.
SENATE. WASHINGTON J.nstss
SECOND SESSION.

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Mr. SUMNER uere.t,d m~nors from, tss
Boeton Board Of Trade, sssirg thN the Secret.ry
If the Navy De empostrrI 20 send in ned stey oaa
~ rore vesse's 90 ire relief % Dr.. Ktne Psfa--es
20 he Committee on Naval AF.irs
Tl- Military Academy bill was n tsA en- I'd. AMI
RE an ~ 3m.its reported hy the COMMITTEES ri Fl.
usn,e con 'urred in ard ,hen pss,,i
MIR. BADGER tier usoe a n uon. his, when tho
Seust, o. ourn it be q Tuesday aeAt Moaiay oeiay
h sth 81 Jsuutry Agreed %.
Nj BRODHEAD euoeavored 70 e, the Bounty
Lsns Soldiers bli before Re >en'ie. but, sasses
ton Of MIR. Cess, a. w,s made tie special order
Of the DIV fer Iuc>cay next
TIE Judicial Reform bill ~as p N ,aSen ~.
NJ. GHlN submitted Pr position 70 sdd another
Just ce 10 toe Supreme Court and TO maSe i.Ifor-
MA Oreon, and Washington = TENTH Crclu.
Mr.. BUTLER spoke 10 support Of the bill.
Nh DOUGLAS of-r,t a-nh-ti'uts 70, the bin. and
moved 90 dispense with the resiDg
Mr. TOtCEl offered an Amendment q make the
bill read eleven ias,ed o. ten Cioa, judges, ia
order 70 provioe for California present this amend
Dent with the Concurrence OF the Committee On the
Ju6cisry Accepted.
Mr.. DOT GLAS-l aifer entirely with tAo CAsr-
man Of lie Judiciary Committee. | would not have
the JUDGES OF The Supreme Court aiwa,s Al Wahas-
ton. Ibty shogG make circuits Associate with los Il
judges now. and m,nSe with the BH-O;hersise
they Siii bee me mere paper judges. | would have
the Judges slso rotate . that m nine consecutive
wears eoch would hyNe presided oae yes- 10 each OF
DOR nine judicial Districts. would have an later
NEE iaie Court Of Appeals between the District sni
Supreme Cour' Ile Supreme Court. in ADDITION To
their sSiai,s should receive th- c'mp5usttiOa and
me6ge of Members II Con srcss. wa.s teiyeliag All
holding sessions of the Court of Appeals Add |
would sp y The same rule ot com el isiJn - the
District Judges in smiiR- cas,s.
Mr.. PRATT TO Nj psu1l.s-lIow by your subst.
iuie do Nou ,ssen the l-bols ~ the Sapre ne Court
Mr.. DOUGL AS-T.e Court II appe,ls would pre-
many from l'ius up 10 toe Supreme Court.
An appeal from the Distinct Court % 'A1 Circuit
Court, the l,tter composed of District aud Cir
cult Court JUDGES, amount. 10 no'hag but
the Court Of Appeals composed OF siS judges
besides the Que. having original Jurslic.
ton would be- likely IL settle the definitely and
keep them aW ~ from re Supreme Court. The Sa.
preme Court judd holding bur one circuit term per
year ins;t sd If stNera ana tla' but for thee
months could sp nj most Of tbe yea a. Warrington,
ard have much NOR. leisure than nov.
The ameucn nj WAS agreed t".
Mr.. CA>S was in favor # kse ins the judges in
contact wnh the people. and that two Judges IN
District should al .aNs ST together. He thought tho
Supreme Judge should be corfLod 10 the Supreme
Couit seat OF Government sud oppo sea O. their
cous.ctrirg anything concerning case beyond Tho
record
Mr.. GREER was oppostd 10 cen'rall1aton Of the
Supreme Court, eul ia favor OF the judges continuing
their Circuits. He moved e. strike out the urst sec
ton TO e, the of the Senste upon the increase
OF judger; but Mr. CLAYTON hoped no to't-yoto
would al al this STAGE Of the bli, and there
upon, the senate sdjourued 10 Ia sday next.