The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-06

7 hove ,Jitysy1 IN the case n careful con-
sidersffonS
Cs,aat Inojns have IaaD taken and,
S;f I II, the effortto
psoNs p5s. i,t,;nI ~ y,e sa,Sss cannot be
orilS. oaInoe t,,ii,s nont-oyertsd nut the real
IL vShathsr. ar mot he is an Off
w sil1 A once of
trnst. XSitIIin the meaning of the said
tes1t Sasu; Sistt,,.,;s,,Lss I,ss,, .ttemnted to
be "a toEsn betwaen ths two acts in the
aSnI;patin,1 TSHtSjs.riiIe I,f construction,
e ~ .Ite f,1I;rt ~ AnTeaIs in
~ .st!,SI t.asS, ~ E-4sSi
AZ, tSintr,it is7rstber n distinction
without a dftference. and on principle
iI I,,LotibsisTi Sjrei y Roth acts clearly
eSnpIy IL tSa same 'ofIieers. and il one
Spas ret. en- brace 6fficersIthe other cam
,,1s1 ! 10 i!Il7sf ..5Tl5 IslIi ~ a % =
III, s,tc1 u n ~ moor within the
I ,Iy,st' !, Il; = "a tf,a ami tdneIing act, which
81 afs6 =, sort of.teSt III act. So the
Court Appeals expressly held in
~ ittS,s ctoS5 ri, JfNIIIiT, aSl -
5tsSTI6a ct disabled the du-
IIiltt fr6in1 :tsf1ein9 elected orappointed to
St,Sa. 81. ,3,SSf ~ Y1rofit -tFIlst or
arSninntsn, - cfyiI p1S or military. legisla-
tive execntive Or judiciaI Under the
Sro,SssrnIr antfnts the herebfIlinnnSReaIth.t
TI 10 ,SSS,,,S s,a Of tle ACT n 1der consid-
.; .ss.t,y - sierteTJ az. an
.s,iti,,tH1 IL ionS; loffice Of trilst. civil or
76ititsry sbaIi,,y 60, - ~ .g4as
- - :. S55ts.i,,,,l, a., tbo oronuant nj,
,.1.i, Ia fI1at the reaiinV in the act
/ Eofise9 AZ ltrnst,' gshoIid he 1tofiice or
.s,,stiS the word ttof,, being a clerical
,..;s,S ,f;ot 10. tba ypnrfl 'islS!ti
XXI IL tcE,,,n riSon of the act,iwith
I tho first Section Of the act of 23d of June,
Iaso - ~ % s,6;ni.- n, js TsnSenfafory and
.ott1, Ioo9. y stts ~ EtfcIa al of the
o...i,St,Stio1, tbere can he littIe doubt of
| ~ a,S,ScslIaad
Tha const rnction c,iver. to the act In
~ ya.a,' 10. t1aa1, ,eceivad and nc-
q, 1y3oneStinnefi r,lle of
lulessceIW g.; Wirg;nis from the time il was
law ~ ny ~ ~ ~ r = e-fEI
~ 80 ,,,os riIyhtII, datarrnined
:. Inas Iass sSaJ sme J"1 Sy tSa r5Iiny of the SUI
s1il Is rn,,rt ~ ;NSayy Yorlr In. the mat
preste prs ~ eoathsSof % t.ttorneys. 20 johnson;
| 100 ,,non a sinnIar Statnte.J without
49E upon ,En NsLai;, ,,ie dec;s;on.
re y. sI " rpnsd Nv the conrse of
~. Ss,iISo 10 fs6Ifrt aud Senate, and
I9e II93eSo % r tPny,rsSentstiyes Of the limited
t.t "a u i1arS,i no Senators and! Rep-
states,tH; ,;,Iee in Con5ress To nractice In
ftSoiITt and sfilissit in their respect
,.SS'lI,t, 1,,S;oI, thay- co1Id oot have
I'VE houses' WI ~ Sttta,. r,5Ie Of constTue-
uone III .S.tIJ a. N 10 eesa above
1o.i. ptloI,ss the S.onStit1tion Of the
TTsst5 III sststsS tuticf tfsy All swore TO
CylHa.. s1eeI ,ss that no nerson hold
=; 40 +,y,,3ar the limited States
ing 3Ity oiihSS 80 aitl,ar Honsa dn-
SnuiA,S SUM Ds S q 10y. q : - - ~ Stf5o - Tf fba,,
TN hts 1.,sa,. at isyv ;s as contended for
IN IN o. 1,'Ifi3ceS and when
| tSS,!1Ittsr, y 70 J,1raStice in the Supreme
Gi.in.t s+t,e Iyt,itsti States is an officer
'',.s SoI,Ls y ~ s Tfo;,a5 Statss within the
unueE tne - thas' 'Tonstitnt;on then he
/ +GAG SOEAoAASAS4OA.I
coulu hot tIastISs5;es, = 5S,ri,S- HE CON
nor sit ~ ~. ~ ofySna Of eIfor5ey = =
ln ,,.l,Id ut9 hs sS,ch q hiSS offence
10 20 ~ SO mSH .lHt ~, n s,SI1,i6saS IL have
tilaS is :, A. S,s,,1tlss,I,sIf ni nnthonoht of
Passeu, stso ,a,E,! sTniSeit S iawyers, states,
Sya,5 y, 5ne I'D iT,is,s, who have habitualIy
5nrafthe i}La from the com ltnenceInenl
done tne Iike IIo1 ie,,t ~ tbs rresant Tine
oi NE e,taL sion in n sin9ie in.
NttnSona 4sPt % =
stane -. 49,, 80 ~ r.o,oress JnIv 2d
a ,,ir;S,os III, Sseva,v ,erson elected oI
loo, NJ ~ % If honor or pro
Al nIitIeT the government Of the United
ls5'' Se,,s - rnants of the public ser.
nSsai ,,;oa = a@eantiISg the President of the
HI!Ss, a S.tStas ~ ~ faira and snbscrii,t
taSt. oat, therein nre
sns;S ;Sed shoS7,,o whore heeTl held or con.
sen5aS - rineInda 4 ttoTneys at Law.
aChe test Oath nreSCribed bY the act o
1r,I-s,,; Ssr. If;fh TgR3S il almost a trans
-;,St H.,,,,t,,t;s- -,,,,t1niis from the Con
ciiRs, ,,s'i tast nsth with some ddition.
ItSIt,s ttt.as7 fi1- ~ EiEV
Oh TS[,,sr1t otth Ie65 "a little less thar
,,.tid u as,t t5Ifar the T;assaue of the for
Is. ~ @.r I,ii%y 2j 1852 CONGRESS mass
Ilet .,ss ac. SsIn1nIeInantait tn tI1e for
80. .,,t o,,J s6 Efafed IN the title to bt
..sl,.aot,sITal aoS, n the former. reouirinr
s.,pI.,Iatts ~ taEa and siILscribe the oatE
.slSsn.i IA Z, sfI1a former act I5 =
can he .sSiveT for tn,
,sosa,ssl SI ~ tLis Latter ACT and that is
/ tT,et | ire former. did not embrace attor
1svs and counsel lors at law. Here was
sesst sioSaf and letrislatiye interpre
lItotisI, 'S1fIthe act from which our tes
uat s,,as t.Eer - :, 80 Iii ~ =. :
aSs VI :, e ,,,an;fast that the Jnfi1es q
~ f,a,iar,i CON -throuphoit tn,
, In1 ot,9,,,Syi ,,anst have. taken the sam
: Ssjs,r;sa{ the former act otherwise they
,.,,,'IS hove enEorced IL AGAINST all theil
Nttornsvs and inns have preyented IN
,aoass;;,z IF nassino,the latter act O.
, "a -, Tho XSst5 N i7es no Hen. Stat
i 11S .1Ssta S.hich thonoh' moved by snb
81 ' ~ I'LL n fs,iS1,ti0n and revised q
seI $500 of its varhositv.T still stands OF
: thaSIis isIi,te book. in all its substantfn
, sIerSss,tS the law of To-day. prohibit
sI0st eli ,arsonS hSl5inU,- aTy office1 q
ny hLa ~ ~ itTT1S{taS Sfatss. ,avern
irnst unoer ,. hni,;I,l saS a@,y otficei or itTns
Io5, nehe, nJ IN; Com nn7onwesitIl.a whethe
Hneo 1.;' ~ ,niIitsrv ie9isistiye. execnlivI
Sr indiciaI with die exception tha
- SIa,J'har<- of CONGRESS NAV Sc Justice.
Henlos pa IN Psoce and ceTtain fbther 4excep
o',. u snS S,h sI,ai3, isneei fied. among which
'!Ls.ss.,s. I, - ,16t named NOR Inclined
re t6srefore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wer,
1siI,ars, 80 81 contended for by the Assist
~ Afi6rn,sy General. no member o