Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

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The report OBJ .d" secretary OBJ l9o Navy pre-
SCENTS m detail sU' operations oi tlaL oIahca Oh
lhe service ana ,N. aa.Fty ana energy |us"
have caala'l'Ize' I' administration ana a1 I
suits oil ny4'gl'7 increase ' y.'y-.4'y au"
power 9u'. nave o.au '.e "'-''ous DJ '2u
adg'1'" ana f't,"''l .'-. IH +,
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service S-'s- "N' -.'--..'' p.
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49,. ,n'' a. .-I ,a-F-r,4 i..Es gr MI
bgvs increased orr naval rsuoyD 4 would in
., s,aasaT a]f.aaff0u fg fEa recommendation of
the Secretary of the Navy for "a more perfect or
ANIMATION Of the navy BY introducing additional
grades I'm the service. The present organization
IS detective and unsatisfactory, and the sugges-
tfoug submitted by the department viii, &c is be-
Fevg3. n adopted. obyiatp the difficulties alluded
3D.. promote harmony and increase the efficiency
of the navy.
There are three vacancies on the bench of the
Supreme Court, two 10y the decsase of Justices
Daniel and Mclean and by the resignation OF
| Justice Campbell. ] have SO Tar iUrDome max
ing nominations 90 tII these vacancies for rea-
SONS which | will now state. Two OF Che out
going Judges resided THIN the States now
uyerlUn by revolt. so chat If successors were
| 4uuaiaf.I Fu the same localities they could not
serve uuan their circuits. and many of the most
| .1mp.fsut There probably would not take the
n-rsargI hazard off a~ccrufiuo ta serve even here
fuop tb4 ~grraur Bench have been uuWil-
/ ir~ TO throyyaH tfe aDr1.gtmeutq uo-:b"ard. thus
disabling myself from DOING Justice 90 the South
ON the return of peace. although. / may remark.
rbat 70 transfer TO tine North one which has
berot5io e. been I'm the south would not. with
reference 30 territory and population. be- unjust.
! During the lone and brilliant career of Judge
Mclean his cr-gu.t crew into an emDfre alto
g..hpr ta, laTra for auv one iuJra 10 give the
courts therein more than a nominal attendance.
rising iu uauuI,tinu from II1UJU in l~3I TO
|gI5I lH5 In l-iy Resides. fine country has
generally ufyrovu our present iudicfaI system.
IF uniformity was at all the intention. the sys-
tom regnfres flet nm fh. States sltaU he accom-
mgdafad with Clr,uff Courts. attended by
~ror.ma .rlres. while I'm fact Wisconsin. Min
nasa.s lava. Kansas. Florida. Texas. California
and 9-.gru have never had any such courts
N3r can this DE well rsmeiiaI without "a change
az. Nm. -v-s.u br.aps. fbs a81-ur al flsti.eg In
m. ~rr-.r. g.urs. would cr.st. "a count alto
I ..#"..r #H. UHFE.rTU4 for a TU..a.f body of any
s.-t and fine evil of II De one tbat y.ij increase
nc new States come into tine Union Circuit
C,ur+s are useuI or they are NOT usefuJ. II
rs.frI ma Staff sbouIl he denied them. # NOT
gsefII no Srafe sborlI bav. Them. LET tbam be
--,y;ls4 for I'm ar abolished nd d, I'M Tbrsa
ratification occur Il, me here which 7 think
-.rf1 b. AM fr,,r4ysuanf uro, our rra.zuf .vs.
fan, Tot tTa t1,rera Cont he of r11vaufSpt
uumbar I'm erary 1yauf . diem. first. let the whole
r.r,+-v he 9f.-7a7 int, cirarfts ~ cor vauispi
$40 tTa -,nr.raa Jn3ps. f7 Servo fan d uunbey
of tber .artsspoufiur m the number ami indie.
r.r7srt Cf-.r5, .Tu5r.s De- r---f1sl f3- an the
ETes+. I~ .a.--1iv H. sug+arr. .TrIyes h. r-
r.re7 f-- .--r dpff.. ana ci-uf- .J4I0..
,r,gf3ad Er a1 Tire cfraui+s or HirI'v fs
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r 49, e.. ., .rar.rT.rt ~T1-sr,a C.rrt
& lte'let--ts i--'N-e"- :! --' 'H5'11la''o
q ot cong the present g'AAlnA OF que 7.atU''
laws, with tEe hope That Congress WIZ De able q
ind am easy remedy Tor me many lN'5AteL4oh
c-s and evils W..ct constantly eH'Jardas tHos.
e engaged in Che practical administration OF them
e Since the organization OF government, Con
& gross has enacted some five thousand acts am.
d joint resolutions, whleh fill more than SIX thou
e sand closely printed pages, ami are scattered
j through many volumes. Many o., these act
hase been drawn n haste and without sutdcieu
n caution, SO that their provisions are often obscu.
I'm themselves, or m conflict with each other, o
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