, 1873-03-18
Tho Tribuno's Exposure Creatoo Stir Mt
Headquarters,
States Attorney Reed and Gen. stilos
Raoh Prepares q Bill.
The Defects Of Both Duly
Pointed Out.


table.
It wao considered noceasnry at Headquarters
to adopt tho promptent measures to mako tho
most Of those executions which tho list pub
liHhcd In Tie TRIBUNE shows to hnyo
not boon followed up. With this Wow,
thoroughly reliable, honorable, and woll-poBs-
cd person WIS chosen for recommendation to tho
olllco of chief o1eoutionor under wloao vigorous
administration tho wrong-doers shall Bio brought
to book. It is not often that newspaper OK
poauro ta followed by 30 rapid recognition by
tho authontlos.
stato's Attorney Reed In 1870 introduced a bill
In tho Legislature, and got as far as to appear
before tho Judiciary Committee with it, It hay
ing most Of the features that THE TRIBUNE c1-
pose showed to DO wanting in tho present law.
But tho hll foil through. Yesterday morn
Ing --...
THE BTArE's ATTORNEY
nakcd tho law mon to look over now bin ho was
about to prepare, OF which tho following il n
DRIFT, copies of which hayo been supplied to the
other papo1s:
p1tr for an net concerning ba'l in criminal cases,
and TO mako tho aaao lien upon the renl esaso OK
HEo j. 1s Il e',aeied 6g ihe people q tae stqte q
harsse. Il e ri Il
sha bc Lien upon Tho real eaa!o Of the aeeused and
roeoHnzanco IN any crnlnnl case before my officer
6 i" s9 t91' 81 ss s ssss H' s i
sansm Gla,t ss sl, @ to ,saron o oo
.sansasssd q the dssk q tne of'%aal oears q s.d
BEo. o. Tie Clerk to whom such recognlsancc Is
txnnamitte shall immediately no tho SAME In !H Of
Sspt by hin, sna whleh shali So eailed u 1eok ef
tho nao Of Ito acouse and s Or hor aeeurities to
| amount Of tho penalty Of tho recognizanco tic
ae II s xo
proved such rccognizanco, and tho hour and dsy ns
said + ensrs3 @ n T., sa book
the clark of such court of record Tho ork If ths
mted as provided IL Section Of tnis net, thcn such
olork shall entcr tho recognizanee 10 taken ~ opon
book snll DO property ndoxcd and be open to the
animation Of tho public 1t reasonable hours, and aha
dro From and sfier z,,ch entry in said book ovory
r. @ n b, b. lien ~ s ~ T9a 5
j. disehsrse ey A .ho CO. oaus saa liz said BOOK
sln 10 notice 10 ali tho world Of tho contents there
Sy ersEy q nfh no are r.
wlen such entry j. madc ;snd from and astcr such
coaso 10 be lien upon tho real estate aforesaid.
SEC. 8. All ofnccss authorized BY law to take and
auminiater oah to tho loraon persons nbout to
becomo aecurtty heren touching ha or bor respona-
btlity to become Huch security.
Tho nbovo bill ia presented as writton, IN com.
| mon foirneaa to tho Htatea Attorney; but it
Hooms to tho lhw-roportor to DO deficient in tho
very respects where reform is most needed.
First It ahos 70 provision for the recording
] sineo hpsi tic sioriG % would have 0's no 15 moans
OF finding, out whore 1t was situated; therefore
ali cases Cshethor in open court or before jus
tices) alldaviss for bailing purposes Should bo
made ns to tho exnot situation Of the real estate
o1and, ind ita value.
OF record, should be amended SO as to include
col plote schedule OF the property offered-
ono Of tho most important requirements, but
which hlr. Reed omitted.
Another obloceion is, that no bill can be OK.
peotod to pass the House binding the whole oi
the real estate offered, no matter what county
1t is in. A clause should therefore DO addod
limiting the taking OF bail and lien to the coun
ty in which tho offenso OCCURS.
Tho Court should also haye the power tt
. limit tho lien to snoh portions of property NJ
} mny bo sufficient for tho purpose Of bail. Fol
OF land il diroront parts OF tho county
each worth $4,000, and ho offers to become
bail for $4,000. then lot tho Court limit the lier
to single lot.
With tleso exceptions attended to, tho bill
1,ay bc I'll for tho newspapers to take up editors
, to commont on, ind legislators to fight for.
GEM STILES DILL.
Later In tho dey, Gnn. stilos. tho City Attor
ney, also prepared bill, which III most respects
: embodios our recommendations, but is still lack
ing in ono or two respects, which will bo seou b,
reference to the proceeding remarks as to Reedt
r BILL
,, Tho pressure brought to bear SO sharply afte
tue expose was made, shows how true the etato
ments Of The TRIBUNE were, and how impoHBi
. bio it is to rofuto them:
Tho following is the bill:
BILL fos IN act regulating proceedings IN erirnina
&C. &c; Th1. in nsa a 'asts % aud a.
tlceH III courta Of record Of criminal nature ant
al 1,sn n ss @ any
poraons who shall offer tholnselyea surety
which affidavit shall bo stated tho realenco Of allcl
person poraons, aud the amount, yalue and descrI
sons, md also the nature s, amount Of all o,a an
eneumbrsnccs If any ho,o b. upon a!ch real estate
placed III tlo custody Of ihe party, or w1th s Or lie
attorney for Whose bancat such ball-boua shall b
SEQ. .. Any person or persona who shall sw1ea
falsely corruItly IN my lidayit Inado In purs
anco of tho provisions Of Section Of Tits act sll
taks or .pproso ahy saeS na bond wt,out isst hsS
Ing ta1o tLe affidavit Of the suraty surcea,
mentioned III ouch boud to 10 recovered III IN aetio
Of debt to hc brought by tho party for whose bcne0
HEo. .. It shall bs lawful for tho party for WHOM
belictt such ball bond sall ayo been glyou to fle Ill
sar hero o % rea esato M desoS in sac adayt % sa
\ bs situate, and from and atter tho yhall hay
of te cause III which sac bond Gha have boon givc1
OF until tho surrender to tbs prolor o'cos Of part
charged VIII sueh oenas s sa%o 20 sha
to tho oxtont Of tho sum namoa III such bond.