New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

mas induced many people who do not care q take
sfe trouble to examine into the truth 81 things Il,
oeiieve that they we're well founded. IL fes,t tvo
conservative ard dignffed journals in III. ~ have
oeen led, no doubt from the constant rssterr4iar
OF these falsehoods 70 sneer It the Criminal Jonrt
and to contemn the acton II IL PO,tes IJ1.sry
ment These damaging statements have heen
quoted abroad, to the detinent u N~v fl,a.s-
and her citizens. sS s ss7-s .
Now, We state positively, and shall uroeeea =
prove absolutely. BY the citation 81 faess u
the words that head this article that t1e -
istraton Of criminal justice in this metrotsafa Z
more efficient than in any other city on ~ csrtI
nent, and that the First District Court sinea M
able, faithful, impartial and Industrious Jadee HINT
presided over it, has done more work. c0nvicteA
more men, and tried more cases than sny other
tribunal OF similar character in the land Our facts
and figures will substantiate the proposition FRAT
Jusuce is neither blind or deaf in New Orleans
Des .nas she IS vide awake active and terrible To-
srhaoefs. s,,l We defy any opponent to cite par.
le. - - s',e indsputable facts and figures We are
abont TO present Z -
s1nee the 4th Of Nay, 1867, to the 17th Of june.
e.e.e nave Deen s4 coUicosas m the First
So ooai.' 70 fnassstds and 1s2 acq,ssttals-
.aAs o'sa q ozs cases tried in about two
years Calculating Sundays, leea, hol;ss.. ~,
the adjournments Of each summer ir.ct.s IS 8.
from the first Of July to the frst q Nav.s.-
will be found that the First Is...
aged considerably more than 81. - sl.
since Judge Hunt occupied seat ,,pcr .i 4 y
Wow, fellow citizens Of all parties, look u t,e..
facts-examine these truths, and Ak vor,..s-..
whether any fault be Justly found vith ~. a.
ministration of criminal Justice here. Il ~
praise due your able and faithful ofcera s.t..a 3.
sneers, censures and misrepresentat;or -
not an honest, intelligent man among -, ...
not be obliged to answer the foreoo;r
tory in the affirmative. q = -
If our people are more depraves t,,.u =. ...,-.
of other cities-if we have more ,.--hIsssr-s; i-s
among us than other comnnn;t;e.
with-{which is not the fact)--it does MT yo1lo,
that our courts sbould b con1a,,,,.s 8.
unfaithful or corrnnt ha
d,,;as ,,;.,. W.. .noy usehsfge shcr
dustrv On .ba -. .'uey '.u a'na1'ng m
rallv IN their efar.a -. ei.'1en snould
and aid helm thar, = ~ y men coun.enance
BILE. warning to tbe ,ssh I Possl
an inexorable terror to All 4,
their felloy-men n 4 Is 'e ms
| We will now cite some fac.a -, -. |. .-,
to the administration ~ n poI;.a
the corporation of New r,aa,,s Il. =
statement of facts wa arc a.o,+ -,
prise many of our readers ,vb
the cries of police inefc;encv
in their ears that tbev baoin Y. h.,;.... -
That our poce conld ba ;,,ro,,os n.
There is not a pood ,nnnic;,,a1 49, :.
the United states and tbera n, -, = Is
radical reform takes Mace in +r,e ma.
of doing things which will
owners Of the country - ,,s..,;.4.., j. "
the country. Until that avant
political. social and na,rn;c;r.I ~ -.
from had II worse W. h.s ? 4, = ~ n.
our free institut;ons rot ~ =
endom- we fa.r . A.. ~. Snllss-
the IN ooo nm naonIo j. s'1s'sses Y
with tbe cr;r,;,aI 80 compared
aton we wonld No. or,,, - oa1 ooOovv popu-
foura bn+ would ~ 80. A.1lanVnoiy
afterwards ''0i1 " ~ as.us t'''
But. we are d;,resz;nr II.
much abused poce nenar+n,a,. !. :. 1.Ss. u u.
sn,ros c. ~ 70 Iacss and
onratea ~ 49,, Z = ~ osys N - -
n tha hona, - -. U soaroi = tne fohce
Thomas adans ~ s..1 nono. AD,s cnle.-
which b.s taon a.vuns Y. selslce
,d rro,.,, = sssountaln8s
norfaot;ona 49, n.,:.s ,la', "ns'e.cr men nm
- - oAi1o iaa'e heither Deen hzy or
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