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LAW iN1EtLlGENCE.
Proceedings In the Courts Yesterday
Jud.nlents-OrderH and Vc1dlets-Df-
vurce Snlla-A Contemplated Gene.
lefy Enfo1ned-Crlintual HuAlne4s,

VS11En STATES CtKcCyTi CoEug.-Bs}oYe Hex.
Iaon1da D115nr1o11d, Judgs-Thfs Court IN ses-
sion but no business OF importance will Do taSen
up mill a,er next Tuesday, when the call the trial
calenu,r for the May term viii be commenced.
SUPERIOR Counr or CncAao-B4tore Non- j
son. -issoea:e Jusfcss.-Pott1e W. Peekins ct al.
Proof Of service BY su1Inoas npon defendant Per-
kim, and default taken a 10 him. judgement or
Raphael ~. Stews. Motion by defendants for
new ulsL mada April 18th, oYerruled, aud judg-
Doctor B5son Aaonis ~. Galley a. " er a. Trial By
tufy. Vesdict ior platutlG. and damages .eessed
at &394.a5. Melton by dethndants Tor a new trial
OIds V. chicago 4 Norluweasern itailroad COM
pany. On motion of p1afnttGa attorney, tuit dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
: Ho,nton ct al: vs, Wtskere resA;
a NcGraw v.. g; 9. 3. r R. Co.
IT Lee ct a. Us. O'H1Ey ct A..
Is. Vaughan u. W1cEef.
s6- Hurlick ~. P.tmaLee ct Al.
: n Seymour ct Al. vs. Pierce ct a.
3a. plImby ct al. W. HoAford ct a.
s. 8. paaisp 9 p =: Wight ct al.
Nt.o Suits.GThe Town Of Lake View md Robert
tas % Bsuer, r Joan Hrn1y Mnhlfe, Rsory l'ayennsna
Hsu se.Is,nins defendants iron estassnsa9
e op>uin9 any new cemetery In Tho Town OF i-a<'
John J. Iendanez vs. EphraiEn h CnmnlnRs. q
ecutor Of The es,ate Of Frederick N EasezNs9s'
u Ffeaele1 e Schroeder y. E,esesiek s, psss.ts
m inHtbtednesa u $500, and damages laid at
nj Ss.ia L. Basse rs. William q: Barse Bill :tor
d,yorce upon ito ground Of excessive and repeated
John Buckley, Js. ys. William T. sh1fe1dt, Ale1-
AMER % ". sha}eldt; md Geo1s 4. 5bnteld,, Jr.
NJ dnht .
, 1866-05-16

The Illinois Valley Coal Company, who arc
sinking shaft at oglesby, new station on
the Illinois Central Kai15oad, opposite L.
Sale, have struck the Upper LaSalle vein, at
depth Of two hundred and twenty -four feet.
The minimum thickness of the rein Is four
feet two inches, and the maximum four feet
seven. The quality Is found to be decided
improvement on that Of the upper vein,
heretofore generally used. Determined to
place the very best quality of Illinois coal
upon the market, the company have decided
10 put tleit SHAH down immediately to the
third vein, which IL universally acknowledged
10 be fully equal 10 the best Ohio. The work
Is progressing very rapidly, and it Is conf.
dcntly believed that this company will be
ready 10 supply customers before the close
Of the present eeason.
/ The development OF the vast coal fields o.
Illinois Is matter Of the very greatest Inter
est 10 our city and State. With cheap fuel
will come manufactures Of all kinds, aud IN.
stead Of sending the raw material thousand
miles eastward, and paying numberless com,
mission and mi1d}c-1en, VIC shall do the
manufacturing tor ihe West at our own doors.
The era Of the real wealth and power Of the
States bordering on and west Of Lake Afichf.
Ean, Inns commenced with the development
d our coal fields. The public hnre therefore,
the lest ofrcasons for wishing abundant Sue
cess to this, and all similar enterprises.
, 1866-05-16
COL. .TAnfYT1EC.

The friends of Col. Jaquess viii he rcjoiccd
to learn TINT his reputation has been rindi-
Gated at last in the only way 1t could be vim.
dicated-b5 = Judicial investigation Of the
charge preferred against him ut Louisville.
The jury returned verdict ofacquittal with
ont leaving their seats. Col. Jaquess, during
a long residence In Southern Illinois, had
made himself con6picuously useful as q cler-
gJman and citizen. With the breaking
on. Of the rebellion he went into
the volunteer army md served faith
fully and bravely 10 Its close. The
charge brought against him in Louisville, ot
being concerned In nn nbostiou case, which
resulted IN tho death Of Mrs. Wlliama, was
a cruel blow to his family and friends. His
acquittal after trial before 1 jury not likely
10 be under my bias In Lis favor, will be ex-
tremely gratifying, not ouly to his immediate
friends, but to NIL who have been cognizant
Of lis unselash and eminent services durin!g,
the Wat.
, 1866-05-16

Movements OF james Stephens. Chief
Executive OF tlle Fcntnn brotherhood
-EseAtgnatton or Col. JolIn O'IQaho-
Dey-kObcr1H and O'Mahoney both
Received BY Stepbcns-Thc Opposing
EncGsuus 10 be Unlted-Srephens she
Chief Of ull Parttcs-
From the n, I. Commercial Advertiser, 1tth inst.]
This Irish patriot and Head Centre Of tho
Fcnian Brotherhood, who arrived from Paris
Oh the steamer Napoleon III, last evening, is
| now quietly resting inter his voyage at the
Metropolitan Hotel. His room, No. 335c Is In
Charge Of q committee from the O'afahoney
branch Of American Fenianism, whose duty
II Is to receive visitors and present them to
Mr.. Stephens.
Mr. Stephens, while apparently possessing
the suorifcr in nodo, to d great degree, has
Incidentally shown already, by an occasional
remark, that he has the spirit and determinn-
,tion REQUISITE to render him man of good
tfon this morning with young man Of Fe-
nian procIiyitics, Air. Stephens remarked that
he had come out hero prepared to encourage
to the greatest extent a kind feeling among
the brotherhood, and he hoped to be able to
effect reconciliation between the contendiug
factions here.
But while he deprecated these cstrnnso-
mcnts, and should do all in his power to
bridge the chasm, Mt the came time he was
competent to "6mash,". and he would
:. t.emash,", II necessary. Committees Of w
rions scnates aud circles follow each other in
Quoted to his inner chamber, where such state
meats are made as are deemed necessary
Mr. Stephens, at present, is quite rettcent
In his conversation, declining almost entirely
10 advise or express opinions upon the exist
ing state Of Fcnianism In this country: He Is
evidently studying his subject and his mcn,
reserying his decision and his action until he
II nnssrssed Of ali the facts.
ii one O'Clock today, Mr.. John Rafferty,,
Chairman OF the Executive and Reception
Committee, announced to those present that
he was requested by NJ: Stephens, the Chief
O. O'Mahoney, Head Centre, had teudered his
resignation Of his official position, and that
| resignation had been accepted md approved
| by the Chief Executive. Col. O'afahoney had
/ been induced to do this from motives look
| Ing to the general good Of The Brothethood,
way OF reunlting the order throughous the
land.
This announcement was received with ap-
| plause.
| and said that he had been induced to approve
| Col. O'Mahoney's resignation IN the hope
| that the unfortunate schisn In their ranks
might be healed. He said, when the dissen-
| eions which arose among you In this country
was brought to our ears at home, in the hour
Of our peril and our trial. each report seemed
| to us death knc11. I had approved Of Col
O'Mahoney us your choice for your Head
Cebtre, because be was your choice, and be-
cause he Was opposed to the invasion Of Can-
| ada. That scheme, am sorry to say, Ind
. received the sanction Of the Senate, but was
steadily opposed By Col. O'Mahoney.
At Inter day he was induced, N moment
Of weakness, and under the pressure OF undue
influence, to consent to what must stigma
i tizc as that suicidal movement-fhe raid on
Campo Bello. For the reason that wish to
, 1866-05-16

~@lkaz624Asa11SSH7&
E,g,tss $. wsaasm.. Jntse-w,ysEss. = =: :.
confirmed. md decree ordered spp~as,n1 ans
t1u.Eec.
md eause on ts!al.
Rahcl Ct H. ". Nesb sbeHy. cau,s dismissed II
" 4sr % ali sor so.aay VII eu,sraes ,ne fo1so*m:
i=a. Turtle vs. Deans ct II.
1:t- Morris X. Wenb-
III. lERttsou ~. @n,lih-
iS. Mccarthy ", Nelson.
in. VILE " r.. SIe fs5ior.
iE FAX Ctsy Match Coz. ". Chicago Match
lit schlrsdts vs. NeKiehin-
145 tirrtuena1n ", 5anc~.
1sB. Sevctin ct al. VA Eny OF Chicago. =
III. Walsh ". HarthnR' 49,
fA Carey Q. A. ~. Kimaa1l et Al -,
Hea SMt,-H. Il. Greeno ". J. N. wnltan,s.
AstSa !; 5fs III covenant to recover d.n.sss 'd 1t
Hannah /. olns,ead. e1ecatzrx Of tho lss. WIN
9rd ties ancnt OF fnc.ns ot1sa,c7d. dec:ased va
Fr3ntiA Il. onstead, Je.ae ). Cm*tead, and Kl1zs
:. o!mstead, hriza OF said aeera'ed> fenlon 70
II i.sse cosls vs.. Theodore s.ehss- Appeal b,
R1eoKnKss couxr or cn.cAoo-B<tars R.,
Enayt Fan EaTen. Jud7e.-Tne ftopie r. WolGe-
1 same =. james Fitzgerald. Indicted for IN H.
same u. IhaTitsf Holm Indicted tor an .,saa.t.
ssme !s. james q. D,nshsm- Indicted Tor lar
eeuy. Ftea Of not gnlfly.
S1me vs. Samt. Indicted iQf conspiracy. Plea
Of not guilty.. .7
Same v. james Dornan. indicted for hreon1.
Ties Of not guilty entered
Same vs. Anthias Lowry. Indicted for larceny.
| Plea Of not gn1lv.
S1mc vs. John O O'Df1en. Indicted tor larceny.
sansc ". James Burns Indicted fbf .arcsny. Plea
Of not guilty entered.
same ~. Patrick SHARP. Indicted iot larceny
Plea Of not gnilty entered
Plea Of not guilty. entered
same ". John Rennzn. Indicted for larceny.
Pies Ct not gnllty.
Same v. sane. Indicted for larceny. Plea u
same y. Themas Burnett, Indicted for larceny.
Plea ofnpt gciiv.
SAME: ,s sarns. 1nase.sd for larceny. Plea Of
Same y. Same; Indicted for larceny. Plea Of
same vs. Napoleon La sfouter: Indicted for lar
cepy. P1ea Of poe guilty entered
! same W, Thomas Kyan. Four indictments for
| larceny. Plea Of not guilty entered a. to each
same vs James Watson. Indicted for raxranay.
sama ". John Smith and William Watson. Two
indictments for l3reaay Plea Of not 9aily to esch.
same =. aas1ts WILSON, indicted Iak tosResy on
I each. WV
same n. Mary stokce. Indicted for larceny.
| Same rs. Jonn LargmcYpr. Indicted for la.reny.
It1ai anti Frsdlet q gnity. Term Of lmpstsoumsae
| same vs. hute Hoffman. indicted for keeping
q lesd house fiea Of not guilty and prisoner dis
SANG y; 1nomas Kelly. Indicted for larceny
same =. johanna Hickey. Indicted TOT larceny.
r1ea Of guilty entered.
same v. Will.am Eldtne. Indicted for 1arceuy.
, 1866-05-16

prodlgnl son returned the fastcd calf WINS
Killed; hut We do not read that all the veal
was given TO tho runaway. [Arp.ause and
langbter II; Ih9 9Th exs%p'19n . doss 'Y not not
ere excluded from office. but not from
voting, who hare trcated our soldiers crrel-
II. Il scems es IF this proposition, was
put forth by The committee either for effect,
or that they were carried away with seeming
justice. Everybody, in reading this, says thai
it Is right. But how arc they golag to be cx-
ciuded: Eacn man canuot be tried practt-
cslly. There has been but one man upon whom
the law can opcsato. That man was Wirz,
and he Is now beyond the enactmeuts OF Con-
eress. These observations, The speaker said,
were not made as an enemy, hnt as friend;
would meet these propositions IN different
mauner. Thcr Will say that the States are
In the Union; and. In Consequence, these
amendments being submitted TO all the S:ate5
will be rejected. Therefore, the present ac-
tion Of Congress Is a cunning aoyice to put Of
the whole question Of reconstructioq until
after the next Presidential election. Let Us
now turn. he continued, to another plan Of
reconstruction and reorganization. The first
proposition In the plan Is IN amendment to
tho Constitution, which shall provide that
no legislation Rball ever be had to rcpudiate
or set aside the debt Of the United States, and
bellion against tho United States, shall
ever be paid By the United States,
single State an association Of States OF an In
dividual. (Applause.) This plan differs from
ttat Of Congress, as it calls upon the South.
cru States to accept orz debt and repudiate
their own as q necessary condition to being
| rcadnittcd. Again, 1t Is not pleasant to see
ttr so(tening which the committee Of Con-
gress speak Of. No compensation FOR invol-
untary labor. Why not thunder II to Mgh
heaven ? Why tone It down that there slan
be no compensation pnid for einancipatsd
slnycs: ,{Applausc.) then let us put
the right words into the Con-
siituiion when 1t Is amended, 50 that here
| after the democratic government OF the Uni-
ted States recognizes no property In man.
| fApp}ausc.l The second proposition of the
| plan Is that no State shall establish or main
lain any qualification which docs not bear
upon every male citizen Of the statc and does
not exclude my, citizen from voting; pro:
the qualification to vote. on the 1st OF Decem.
ber, 1850, shall not lose that right except on
account Of his own conduct. By this propo
| sit1on the right fno mnn is taken away, the
principles Of equality, Of right, Of law, Qfpro
lection under The Goyctumcnt, arc lived NJ
to. These are all the amendments that thtt
new plan proppses-nn rendered necessary
because our fathcrs wfnke1 at the single sir
OF slavery In our country. an act Of Con
gress, this plan further proposes, shall b.
pusScl providing that as soon as one Stat
| puts itself In proper shape she shall be re
eeired back and her representatives hay
scnts in Congress with US. In conclusion, th
lecturer said TINT ho thought that the plan
| In addition TO that proposed BY the commit
Ice, would suit the loyal people Of tho North
, 1866-05-16
The Several Pertinent Query.

Ealtof Itlhnrc:
rm:-Alo* n mo to lcqnlre- OF you why the city
authonttes, with The Health UG1cee and Ctty Pay
scian Of Chicago, al. In nue, Who have authority
In the MATTER arc compelling. under penalty, avery
person 10 clear and dls!nttct w1!cr CLOSETS that ar1
not conntttcn with sewas, and naye The contcnts
OF said closets removed outside OF the city Limits,
as well Al Ill garbage and other onant!nR matter,
End ret lney hayc the eewcr3 Of the city cleaned.
AID alI tho 1esdiy contents thereof helLg the de-
b1ls Of vater-c1o.efe, fmk-dlains- Hni mauufacto-
r1es OF various klnd- which conuscf ed with the
see1e tuptted into the GENRE Of tne streets, even
The mort public, As, sec Wabash ayeune on Monday
morning, from Sixteenth to Eighteenth streetsr
aad neither ds1ntected Or covered save with very
little VI the dust Of the ttrDer. When We any
deadfy contents Of seHts4 II will only be necos-
tsry to refer 10 the FEARFUL e0.cts Of The enanatiuus
OF ihc fcwcfat fha Sationa2 Hotel, Washington. D.
C., In 1857, Or The clearing Of sewer CONNECTED
with boys school, At Chaplain, England, as d.
tailed by pr. Spure1n, which sewer tho boys Of tho
school asalsted IN cleaning out and spreading the
contents upon the ground. The disease which fol-
loved In both cases was an attack Of prn1use,
fothy dfazrhGa, with violent abdominal PANS,
great pros'tat1on, and death In few hours With
SONG. md With oshers protracted suf1srlnE. and
face Of the tzct that the Hte ppe seWsr Of twelvo
or etgh1een inches on WaDa.h avenue nom FonT-
lfeuih to Sixteenth stree4, which Wae 1ouna h1ed.
or ueariY 10, this Spring, and snae one the only
5rain for watercIoaets sinks, SC, from Fourteenth
to Stxteenlh Streets, and the etrect m process OF
rrad,ue for permanent Improvement with Htchnt-
snu na1amcpt II tho residents AEo 10 expect th1e
dahr5s "a b..noptn1y treatt
"soAA" - Pho Boxo FpuL1co,
, 1866-05-16
mff. NTETEkS ON LAND AND TEE
BALLOT.

mtk. STEvEkS ON LAND AND TEE
ISALLOT.
We lave received the following correc-
tion from Iion. Thaddeus Stevens Of m nb-
broyiatcd report published by us Of his re-
marks In The course Of the debate On Re-
construction, and made the subject of edi-
toria1 comMcnl In ou1 issnt Of the 10th in.
giant:
MAY, Is, 1865.
Editors thicaro Tribune:
GEs:lrNEs-l do not often notice mistakes In
reports OF vhat1 Say, but your paper OF Tho 1oth
tpstnn. routuius enc which 1 do not choo1e to lei
pass uneorectei. fou say:
"Mr. 1haddeas Stevens, tn hte speech % the Re-
construction policy Of the Committee Of Fifteen ID
:. .Ile bei,cvedunAt ,kls Congress would not ar-
r,ow .nsn IL I've !sss ,eesi ssaies VI. provided
With G Homestead on the land wherc he had been
held slave. Forty acres OF land and hut would
be OF uo7e value 10 him titan lhr ngnt TO vote :"
said forty a, rea Of land 6ud hut ars of Inors
importance th.u ihe immediate Heh: to vote-bo,h
Ge their due. You may Fee rom the Gtod<, rs the
reporters arc no, in the habit OF submitting their
re,,oflt OF my remarks TO nc for correction. Ex-
cCse INC for troubling you. but this error Il too I'm
pottaul for me 10 neEllc1. TuADDEus s7ErKsa.
We publish, in connection with the above,
tue oicia1 report from tho Globe Of that po1-
lion Of Mr. Stevens speech which referred to
the right OF suffrage. and ol which IN inper-
feet abstract wns teleg7uphed to the sssocla.
led prcsa. Mr.. Stevens said:
..Ilc lrcorl section couslder the most In
portADt III lle article. II fxes the ha.ia OF repre-
.enss''9n s ~ d .ic c,insns 91em the eeere
f1nthl4r or ab.dxt that right. che ehs fo1e't her
right 10 r.pIe. enlhllo1 tn tlc same proportion.
The cf.c, OF ,hsl provision will be either 10 CON
wilt cir ~ UnIFEfNHk EUDJ4rE to
shet them o theaI power 10 Keep them forever In
hopeless minority In the national Government,
rebel States hut thlrty-tcyen Representatives.
Ihus Ehon OF tbcir power. ther would soon
brock hopeless minority True il w1n take tNo'
three, roetthiy fse years before they conquer ther
prcludlce: suficsnIs to allow the1l ate rlaves 70
would not be injurious- In the mean lime the
freedmen ~onla become, more enlightened, and
more nj to discharge the high dnue. Of their nee'
couju mature lhc1s lA~r and 70 amend the Con ID.
tuuou al TO secure the Rights Of cFcry humnn BE-
INT tbc kou.hctn tate*. os any dse Of tae .hould
lc rruretcutcd an this 1oor until such munitncnts
OF freedom arc built high md @ nm. Asstnst our
asalnst our will they must not come back nntsl VIC
arc r.ndy receive 1hem Do no. tell me that they
arc loyal representatives rating 1os
tne here. They would merely naitEeprescn. ,hel
admit tha, t,,t. article is not ~ good - ths
one NC hcpt to d,nth In the Sena,e. In my 5udE'
mmt, We tiall not approacb ths measure Of jasuee
uptl vc hare given ere1y adult freedman BONE,
r,ead On he sad Whse e ns %as 10 n1n aSn S s se m
more valuable to h!n than the immediase s1ept 70
vote Uple*s We eiye them thls TIC shai1 receive
the o.ue o. ankna ana tne cure a. ss.
!! s,uosa eT< ne 81. 5Ss ''s sse1,d so..s s.
, 1866-05-16

ue1neH wha Ett On that bench Opposite and tcad
rou Ghi. crtess5.r, know that thn pol.cY have
urged on ahn houfc and tho COUNTY,, far tt has
bi!hesto been accepted BY Parliament, I policy
to MO just aushodv Ct Parliament. and aad1n9
from day to day Gesh lust1e and DIGNITY to the
o papt IT, sT,n e
On behalf OF thoee uho nc not allowed 10 speak
themselves IN rhis honzeGn you could raise your
fe:yes for tnls night tor ths hour above The reicn
ths pcatiieut atmosphere VI passion mud prrjadee
which 20 oiten surrounds The house feel conaoent
thai At this momtnt ! ehou!d rot plead In ya1n
nth hc Imperial Parliament ca behalf Of the Eng
hkb constitution end the English people. tTGe
hono:hb.e tnembe. resumed lis scat ac.Id load
snd general ehee1ing.l
This speech has been printed In a chap
form and Is being read in every large factory
and workshop. You will speedily sec the
fruits II this bill Is defeated.
, 1866-05-16
BROVNLOW AND PRENTICE.

Heavy ScavcnGer Exercise In the Knox
vlllo Whig and Louisville journal.
Gov. Brownlow and George Prentice are ut
present engaged In throwing mud at each
other, and as both arc adepts at the business,
the outside public are furnished with unfim.
tied amusement. Two ue,,er combatants
could hardly be found, as witness Brownlow
Oh Prentice:
"Georee D. Prentice! the embodiment Of NIL
that u MesccDary tntcmpesate and cosropt Geosge
petcrnst Of all nasttucsk-a miserable old b.oken
down back. stepped u the pose and chin In person
tlauo political pron:aey lost to al sense Of t1noS
aud shame and blind 10 I'LL The obligations Of pat.
notlsmrH
To which Prentice replies In column arti.
Gle, from which We Ee!cct the following gems:
..Brown1ow ntye1 had MUD enough 10 icsp his
boay from ro'tipg-eonteqnently he has always
bten macs OF pulrtaction; b. has neye! had suiH
cient common Eensc 10 last htn over night, TINT
'' AL The little az m Of sense heseer 4ad-If he
sEer hsd I'd an a'om5has IN, gene TO the graSe before
for n1nktnd's sake. Tie has no right to be stu
l.nun1iug !" the gimp=es ot the mo IN" He Is d
loath. ONE bstaia ofthe body polite. ae ts man
fou! bubble 1'oa.cg on the surface Of cess pool.
He breeds lies 10 Saian's wives or coneuoines
sFssd imps ., a. aiss 11e:d a9'ggotf Iths didn't
breathe 1t be would die like rat In an exhausted
receiver. Lies arc his meat, his drink. his lodging
hIs transportation, bis whl.key, bis enpu, aud his
tobacco. -. :
H. lie has been rosf4 sn itch, a Ie6rosy, yellow
plague in every community. Lie has Distilled
YenCm like human hohun upas. HIS tongue has
ever teen "tet on fire Of hell" his heart heins
the he'll to ktndle the .Naeg.ng member. Beelze-
bnbs ta1 Is forever coilet like snake around the
old mi-creaDi's neck
tsThe poor old wretch must feel terrible re1nosse
he mu.t feel AZ II bis Slbs we're tct hot crldrous,
cursed he he has iold were coal Of fire upon hls
body, be would ws7the und lwias under taller
mountain Of fame thnn ever the OLD Titaus did.
ul1 hear1 L. "a black AZ ten thousand de1Ils. Tie
ices hchInl him only the mouuas over the graves
Of buried yictfms, and befose-only the De1d Sea
of Despair. UGaren, earth, md even hell AbhQr
htul-thouEh The later will somehow n.a1see 10
culp him G0Wn. Ills very lace looks like that OF
dead man, who, mfstak1nS boys to0tlnn.h horn for
Gabnel's trnmnct has got up for judemerl oetoEe
hts time. His ey11 passions nare killed ont every
Eemhlance Of human nature In MS iaturt!, II there
ever was such aeemblanc: tne1c."
The difference Between the two combatants
thus fur is not so much in the quality Is in
tue quantity. Brownlow fires with Colum-
bad, Rs witness 1.-THE but cut Of original SIM
while Prentice keeps up fnsilade from very
dirty shot guns. As the fight stands II IS a
very pretty one, md one IN which no one will
care to interfere. Go It Prentice! Go it
Drn,yp1oWt
, 1866-05-16
Novel Views Of Crime and Insanity
Editors Chicago Tribune:

. TAIFAnAIso, md, MAY IL l55o-
Does not the recent action iu DR.. Newland's
case, and that Of others In respect to insau-
ity as Justification and ground Of impuuity
for crime, and the agitation resulting from
such cases, render opportuna at this time,
and worthy Of serious confederation, the
questions whether vice and crime arc not
the results of insane conditions Of mind
whether all leenl proceedings In way OF rem
edy for erimc should not be, as for other IN
sumo behavior, adapted to the simple objects
Of repairing aa Fast as possible the Injury