, 1870-04-27

Of crime, would he prefer aecfrt a parfx a8-
animation, or thtDac 10 hear the testimony Cross
cxaiutncd and SIT IL, &nd ex{laln IT:
II secret whe-r 1t should bc public, and public
where It snocld BE- secret. The particular mode OF
Vas inss about ali thst there Wss secret ii il: abons
were EVoEn to seer1cy, bus ne witnesses were noi,
Te1e M III plszoned % % e s accused - II nd sse I'D ~
/ No nan s1op.d be- t11ei for IN Aggravated
crime. unless complaint In writing. and under
pof1nnity given to ,nc accused to defend himself
The magistrate should then proceed TO hear the
allegations and evidence on the p21s OF the prose-
found 70 Relieve him guilty, cer1ncase to that ef-
feet Aheutd te made to he pFrsef ntna Officers
which should form The basis Of IN Information
discretion. more Than the prosecuting oncez now
possesaes, into that oE1cers hands.
When = nea cocai7ta theft, robbery, OF murder,
people Do not VA! fos session u the grand j1Ey
SPOT
T. Ubtn nrxt Instituted, a g12nd iury vas OF
value; 7nea ne kin:. By hs ~ cnud send the
I dungeon. and to death: hut TIC oceaSuu which
g1sr It hiz1n has pasaed AwzI.
eccf.r; tnis !; 10 new question to aa1 % Eve y
have thought Of II for yta:H. and haTr optnton4
honestly entertained however erroneous they my
this kr1nA 1u1 aystem ~ the one dark spot upon
otE glorious judicial sJsteta; as srlc Of tho S.A1
tnlinbEf, ~ KeHArGHfA 1A}1nE1 Of Tho old In.
ap1atenA order taat rrry1iied tor 10 ErrAt q
ID pull,c Eoo.1 is sutseryed By retaIn!oS Il Tne
obKeS OF c11miak l&W IL u pqnlsn the Euitty but
.hi:c punishirg the Ec1ty, to give Ill petsons
ehasxes1, Al opportunity Of spfqar1ng confronting
| ahen Nt,neAseS. Aad having &her charge invest.
E1tfSf md Passed Gton III i11r Of thetE couutry
| Eng Rrsni tois e!steta pretuiee4 the indicted
naE1ys cssc. his rrRarded hy many PERSONS, aad
| always 30 insisted upoo bF state's Attorneys. q
gs:ma g5s. f:sk e.idenes OF Eut1. taas s.snd jig
an IndiEtdral HE1t u The mode OF pro,
! ced1re N his seese<, Aod often lSnas1aa
and ryrtutKcd orE1ntIa:ion The fore-
| tnau Is N CTR 2nd instructed, independent Of hi
oath to hear evidence upon one side oniy, thu
manas ne te1y Ct u wn'sh he Z n assa ne 3
1 depr4vtnr the accused, however fnpoccnL o{ an
| right to appeal and he heard b. his wituesses oi
| put Ia defence. lie has no say In that cont
but bis reputation. independent ct bis liberty 1nt
| property. Is pared upon- aul Judgment rendered
| to the extent Of making httu give bail OF be TN
yet, acting under the oa:h Of sae4r foreman. Il
which theI al hare 10 Subscribe, md The ltss1uc
ton Vt the court, they cannot CAL any wltnesse:
| 10 manifest the innocence CT the accused. Iool
! II IN practical Point at view. II II expensive
! independent Of hetng wrong IN itse1t- II cripple
! the corrtA ln The prompt and proper discharge 9
| tsatness. Ptcsnna charged With falling 10 d
thetr duty. s9peH.sors of public rnads; PEI
s s3psst,ur @ The Liquor sw, al I'll aay Q
| The enumerated nisdemeanor1. cannot be sa11
moned upon Information before the proper ot1cet
and have u.sl at once; but this etat ChADoe
rlroceedtnH muss be gone through with The ~ti
| nckses may come from N ps1ts Of the country
md IerA!u for dsyA, 70 TESTIFY II u Nhsaaet {