The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-08

INC VI picstuJ OpiulOu OF IuprtSSIOu III
reference thereto shall not dlsqualify MIN serve
juror, provided he shall declare on oath that he
verify believes that he can render an impartial YER
dict according TO the evidence. and that the people
ana the accused in all capital cases, shall De en-
titled TO thirty peremptory challenges. Before the
back to the Judiciary Committee, with Instructions
to amend IL by Inserting the pr0visO that the pro-
ling or petit jury for the trial OF any person charged
with crime committed PRIOR to Its PASSAGE He sup
marks in winch ne argued that the e ms Of e bill
would be 10 increase the quantity OF evidence re-
CURED to convict, increase the expense OF the
courts and facilitate the escape OF criminals from
justice In reply TO the objections o. Mr.. Fields Mr..
Judd gave clear exposition OF the
OBJECTS AND NECESSITIES OF THE MEASURE,
and said IL carefully drawn. after mature con-
slderatlon and alter consultation with eminent
legal authorities, and was Intended 10 secure
proper administration OF justice, although 1t might
be against the wishes Of lawyers who were inter-
esed N HAVING Mr. esG IRE to
OF Judge Bedford and Recorder Hackert who In
their endorsement on the bill. stated that the
measure was just not only to the people, but TO the
prisoner; for as she law now exists 1t Is almost i'm
possible to procure q jury IN any case OF pubic
that 1t procured and published every fact even to
me mnutest details and there are but
read the papers and dscass cases 40 published
He said that since this bill had been introduced
nearly two months ago. the Legislature OF OHIO mad
taken 1t up, as published IN the newspapers, and
endorsed Dy Judge Bedford and Recorder Hackett,
and had passed 1t through both houses. Subse
qnently the motion OF Mr. Fields was lost, and the
rne bii to confirm the title Of certain persons to
aliens, by former owners providing, however that
nothing in the act snail affect the rights or the State
IN any case in which proceedings for escheat have
The oil IN relation to
DIVIDENDS OF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES,
which passed the Senate. providing that II snail be
lawful for any lie insurance company organized
under the laws OF tins State to ascertain AZ any
given time and from time to time the uropOrtion
OF urplus accruIng to each policy from the date OF
the last 10 the date Of the next succeeding pre-.
MUM payment and to distribute the proportion
found to be equitable either in cash, in reduction OF
premium or in reversonary insurance payable
with the policy and upon the same conditions as
sucn payment. anything In the charter OF any such
company to the contrary notwithstanding, was also
Mr.. T0bey, Mr.. AlvOrd and Mr.. Hustled each rose
to question or privilege with reference TO some
mlsslaiement In the New York World touching
their connection and that OF the Speaker with the
resolution concerning the information called for
from the Insurance Department. aoout the investi-
ga; ION into the fairs of the New York Mutual Lie
Insurance Company, and the Speaker himself took
occasion to deny the truth OF the published state
A GRAs FOR THE sPOILs.
There Is something rotten III Denmark as far as
me d IS ees
ming TO make Itself very apparent. Everybody who
not fight and struggle and beg and beseecn to be
put upon certain Committees without some good
reason, and now every oody not member Of a Com.
mittee truckles to those who carry some committee
or other IN their breecnes pocket Is fact too gen.
orally known to need more than passing
alusi0n. Under the circumstances, when COM
mlttee reports adversely TO any bill 1t very
seldom happens that any member is bold enough
as the case may be, to Ego DacK," as it IS called
upon the committee, by disagreeng with the report
ena n@s putting # ne ' subject w tine aas of the
ID MADE adverse to a OIL In when there is generally
committee nave right in the opinion or the 'out-
SluerS" to DICK at their own exclusive table, there
always SOMEBODY ON hand ready 10 make fight with
day IN The Senate motion was made and success.
July carried TO disagree with the Railway Commit.
tees adverse report upon the Mills OIL and mat
regulating the
CARRYING OF FREIGHTs ON RAILROADS,
IL was In any way indicative OF this peculiar kind o.
carried against the earnest remonstrances OF the
Chairman on both bills looked, to say the least very
swo ps 3 INTO OF e
b0tn OF that kind that might bel do not say they
are-set down as available strikes" The Mills
claim to run cars Nhere the would be incorporates
please over the Inru avenue Railroad tracks may
be valid one, although 1t does look ABSURD It's
face,as Senator T1emann openly pronounced 1t to be;
yet after The committee reporting adversely. what
can be the Intent oil the Senators making sucn
Time Inn over IT,, H. ana M so voung as 10 bring
the suolect before tne committee OF the Whole,
where tney al couid nave a say ABOUT ". Dld they
suspect tnat tue Inird Avenue Railroad had had
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