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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-21
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Cuando tanto SO calumnia 4 ia
Guardia civil;cuando B Ell 81 I Ia fpr6!
xima Legislature es possible, que los
hombres del mem NOrGNdam renueven
con mas ardor que nunca su peti-
.cion de desarme, buenoi sera. .que nos
otros recordemos las palabras dc I'm
sencomiador de Ia Guardia civil, Gu
va antoridad no podran ciertamente
arecusarnuestros adversarios. Nos re-
rimos al limo Sr. D. Manuel Antp-
Mo Palacioy presidente de la ExcLna.
Audiencia de Puerto Rico, que de-
cia asf en- su discurso inaugural del
2 de enero de 1872.aNPN 9IIflf8ll 7
"Ademas de que debe no olvidarse
que hoy es, mas efcaz y ,actiya la
persecution del crfmen, va por eli
aumento de juzgados, va porpue Ell
Wtiltsim0 & impOrt0nte institute de la
GMarclia civil dd cGClG diG mejores re-
yesMltados; ymWchos hecbOs que dstes
de sM installation paSGriaN desGperci-
bidoS, q criptNalReNte OcaltadoS, que
dan abora sometidos d los tyibWnales de
5,lsticia."
90 Creemos que 81 el Gobierno pidie.
ra informe 4 la Excma. Audiencia
de Puerto Rico, todavfa dignamente
presidida por ell mismo senior Palacio,
quedarfa sincerada la calumniada y,
por los malos, odiada Guardia civil
de esta isla. = a>s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-21

Ell Sr. Garcia Perez ha escrito ur
artfculo virulento audaz, insultante
incorrecto y malo como todos los su.
yos, del cual, para muestra, tomamos
eel siguiente parrafo:
CLOS couservadores hoy no son NADIA,
nj NADIA signi6can; mejor dicho son unai
cuantas docenas de caballeros. +. parti-
cLlares cuya presencia en- las regiones po-
lfticas nade hubiers podido prever hasta
que sparecieron en- elias como por arte de
encantamiento y cuya ausencia nadie
echa de m6nos apenas ha terminsdo la fc-
ticis vitalidad que los galvanizaba. Pero
asl y todo, 10 cierto es, que gracias a de :
terminates y emplricos procedimientos
los hemos venldo sufriendo, que hubo
un momento en- que Ia msquina guber-
namentai entregada ellos exclusivamen
te, Sc paraba, SO descomponia, volvia &
andar y pararse muchas veces, por ellos
y para ellos, bsjo su direction, en- sus
manos, y que nosotros los sufriamoS pa
cientemente como pacientfsimos corderOs,
q pesar de que ellos nos administrator ca
da d6sis de palos que cantaba ell credo."
Parece mentira, af1adimos nosotros,
que uno de los que daban paIoS en-
tempo del Sr. Gomez Pulido escriba
en- tales terminus.
Basta va de farsa, basta va de ci-
nismo. Serfa pecar de exceso de deli
cades 81 tardasemos mas tempo en-
hacer publica una hazaf1a del Sr.
Garcia Perez que ignoran seguramen-
te sus nuevos correligionarios.
Cuando ell seflor Gomez Pulido tu-
vo la ruidosa question de atribuciones
con la Diputacion provincial, el Sr.
Garcia Perez, por encargo del citado
general, escribi6 en- el BoLETN I'm
artfculo en- favor del Gobernador en-
contra de Ia Corporation q cuyos
miembros hoy adula el ex-redactor
de E9 PorOenir, 6rgano (conservador)
del general SAM. Dimos cabida al ar
tfculo como de Ia redaccion y en- la.
gar preferente, no por su valor lite
rario, que no tenia ninguno, sino por
respeto q la persona que 10 habia ms
piradO. Este artfculo fue fuertemente
impugnado por La Provincia, por Ell
ProgreSO y por Don SimpliciO.
X para que nadie pueda dudar de
la veracidad de nuestro aserto adver-
timos que conservamos el original de
letra aut6grafa del Sr. Garcia Perez;
y ademas 4 ID. Arturo Soria, 4 ID.
Luis Cueto y al mismo general Go
mez Pulido les consta positivamente
que es exacto cuanto dejamos dicho.
Con que va 10 saben los reformis-
tas. 81 cordero que suiria pacientfsi.
mamente los palos de los conservado-
res, no era entonces tai cordero, sino
lobo y lobo manso que mor,lia sin va.
cllar a los mismos con cuya piel hoy
Sc disfraza y 4 cuya sombra al pre-
sente yive.
Al Sr. Garcia Perez le gusta estar
slemPre entire lossque dan, no entire
los que reciben, palos: le gusta militar
entire los que comep, no entre los oue
eRtAn destorradoa dnl............s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-21

Hemos recibido la siguiente carta de
nuestro amigo ell Sr. juez de paz de Toa-
baja, que insertamos hoy con gusto, va
que la abundancia de materiales nos ha
inpedido hacerlo antes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-21

asa ses
R1pecinln eigranslanciss . ol,Irna
s HanlaAnrmS & = Panfnsula. siaaier
80 tsmposalmnsis. No ~ = posible
pos h pramuFa dd siaie daspodir-
- - todns , esaa ma Dc Is mu-
shissmaa peEsonaa Cue me han distin.
gside eon bssssolsncia J - amissad;
pess y psgtif de slta sisrra bsndita ,
pssviaagiaaa pos Dios ~ pasdo msnos d
AavaT - ~ oosmson \ convioaion Dc Loo
hallea ssalimisalns gas ahrigan los pachos
= sae AAhstAnsaA d lodm Ne dsapido
- 4 anigas eosaa q los cue tal vsG coa
iasaaelen - a0iarso me han ereiao ens-
mlkA Na tsma 10 sasmigos, nj los pus-
- eaekAs passso qsa q 81 rosciancia y
rkxa - nzlua. hs t4ai1o preasals q poa-
aa@ssnss rrkrtioo q ~ e<sskre homkrs
- - - - sonesplo. 'sMas messaa -
sesea sae una euchnradA e misl eus oon
see hsFFiina - vtnagras
Paste Rle. nays - I. 1873
Masi.as Aat1aiaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-21

May sskar mioi dignese inssrtaf q 90
ilassrado psri6dioo, P0s b cue u aaaiciPo
esrdlAlsa graeiaA = dgnisnis
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
How Fowls are Made to Paw.


One of our contemporaries lately rec
commended farmers to he more ecOnom-
zeal to buy no more broadclOths for
themselves. more silks for their wives,
no more ribbons for their daughter.
We join i'll recommending economy
but 10y economy we mean good man
agement-the making the most of what
we have not parSimony, the denying
the comforts OF elegancies of life. The
department i'll which, we venture to
say, with all due submissions, more
economy might be exercised, OF in 9th
ct words. better management might be
displayed is the breeding and rearing
of fowls. and with this object in view.
we Suhjoin some advice from a book
published i'll London short time ago.
1t is entitled, ''How the French Make
Fowls Pay" and is an answer to the
question how France, the land of ON
elettes and fricassees, could EXPORT to
England every year six hundred mill
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

which turned out the Papish King
James the Second. and brought in the
Protestant William and Mary. Poor
John Bunyan would have seen better
time if he had lived in their day, and
better vet if he had lived in ours, and
written in the magazines as well as he
wrote about Great Heart Donald O..
Mitchell. IN ST. Nicholas for December.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
symptoms of Liver Complaint and of Some
of the Diseases Produced by 1t,

sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellowish
brown spots on face and other parts of body dull
ness and drowsiness with frequent headache; diz.
sness, bitter or bad taste in the mouth dryness of
throat and internal heat palpitation. in many
cases dry teasing cough, with sore throat un.
steady appetite raising of food. and a choking
sensation in throat distress heaviness, bloated or
full feeling about stomach and sides pain in sides
back or breast, and about shoulders; collie pain
and soreness through bowels with heat constipa.
ton, alternating with frequent attacks OF dar.
rh9a piles hatulence, nervousness, codness of
extremities, rush of blood to head with symptoms
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
Young Fish-Hawks.

The Young fish hawks are the funniest
things you ever saw, awkward and mis-
shapen, and vet with such il wise, dig
nifed expression, | watched for sew
eral hours IL couple learning to NY.
They sat balanced uneasily on the edge
of the nest, solemn and grave as Judges,
and looked as if they had come out of
the shell knowing everything. The
old birds were coaxing and going
through various exercises which |
suppose We're the first principles of fly
ing. and the young ones tilted about
and rolled over and finally got fastened
between the sharp branches of the tree.
The mother and father fused and
scolded, "Bill-ee, Bill Lee, -pid-i-ty."
The Young are very slow i'll learning
to tiy-and have heard that they of
ten linger III the nest long after they
are well able to help themselves, to be
fed and waited upon, till driven away
by the parents, who beat them out
with their wings. and peck them with
their sharp beakS. don't like to think
this. but it may he So. for one day we
found Young bird dropping on the
fence He allowed us to come very
close to him, and we discovered that
his wing WAS broken. 1t was not shot,
So he must have fallen in his effort to
fly. No birds were near him, he had
evidently been deserted. He looked
forlom and pititul. SO we took him
home and put him i'll the wagon-house.
The children We're very attentive to
him they cut up fish for him-pounds
of it,-amd tried to amuSe him us if he
were Il famed child. But il was of no
use. he dropped still more, and then
died and WAS buried with martial noise
and pump. He would not have been Il
successful pet. for these birds have Il
lonely. isolated nature. They seem
to have bred i'll them the wild. untam-
able spirit of the wind and wave. and
it deprived of their free, soaring flight.
and their sportings i'll air and water,
they will langui>h and die. From st.
Nicholas for Norcmber.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and
LOT at the corner of Summer and Winter streets.
Also, two or three vacant lots on Spring street.
J. \. HADLEY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

of apoplexy, numbness of limbs, especially at
night cold chills alternating with hot flashes, kid
ney and urinary difficulties; female weakness and
Irregularities with dizziness, low spirits unsocia-
blty and gloomy forebodngs. Only a few of the
above symptoms likely to be present in any
case at one time. All who DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery for Liver Complaint and its
complications are loud in its praise. Sold by all
Druggists everywhere. III
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

BILLING>GATE OUTpUNE.- johnson
once made IL bet with Boswell that Ii,
could go into the fish market and put
ii woman in passion without saying Il
word she could understand. The Doe
tor commenced 10y silently indicating
with his nose that her fish had passed
that state in hich mans olfartories
could endure their odor. The Billings
gate lady made verbal attack in com
~ on are an article. madam.
N" more an article than yourself,
YOU mi>hcgottcu villain"
y on aIe il moan. woman.
"l"u You. >tammrrcd the woman,
choking with rage at Il list of titles She
could not understand.
''lou ue Il pronoun.
The hc,llam shook her fist in speech
less rage.
''lnu arc Il verb. an adverh. an adj
jective, IL conjunction, il proposition,
an inteIiection suddenly continued
the Doctor, applying the harmless cpl
thcts at proper intervals.
The nine parts of speech completely
conquered the old woman. and she
flung herself down in the mud. CRYING
with rage ut being thus "blackguarded'
in il set of unknown terms, which. not
understanding. she could not answer.
y Towel FOR EACH.-lt Is not I'M
common, iii country houses, for all the
members of the family to use the same
towel for wiping their hands and faces
practice prevails. even among people
of considerable cultivation frequently,
the towel is made of three wards OF
good crash, sewed together at the ends
and hung over Il roller. This seems
very generous and nice when it is
clean. but not so after il has hung
there two OF three days, used morning
noon and night by half-a- dozen per
SOILS. We may he able to endure Il
great deal of orr own dirt. when we
are obliged to, but it is not Il morbid
delicacN that Shrinks from using tow
81 Soiled by other persons. Each hui
man body gives forth its own peculiar
eXcrctiOns from every pore of the skin
waste matter, more or less filthy. so il
is not merely the impurity derived
from external sources that we wash and
wipe away when we perform our ablu-
tons. 1t is also this ones dyspepsia
that ones biliouSmeSS. the other ones
tobacco ugh Give me ii clean towel
please. And please give every child
its own towel and its own comb as soor
us it is old enough to use them and
now want to add-please. o fellow
citizen, give every human being i
chance to wash the whole body, pri-
vately, whenever one wishes to do So
i'll Il comfortable bath room, with plen-
ty of hot and cold water, and good
hath-tub, and all the clean towels de-
sircd.-1merjcdn AgricuItmist.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19

Farms for Sale !

Five farms for sale from : To l. miles from -
Some uf them can he exchanged fol
real estate in this village. Prices from 81 400 IL
&. 900. Enquire "i GEO. W. CARR.
-Itf st .IuhnShuTV
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
for SaLr.
WOOD FOR SALE -!

have a large lot of nice Wood. all sorted rock
Mamie and red Birch l6 inches and feet wood,
Including 100 cords of dry stove wood. Also, IT.
wood of all kinds: and | will sell and deliver any
kind rs low OF lower than you can buy elsew here
Please call at my stable and | VIII contract f"I
What von want JERRY DREW.
II iobnshnrv Oct ~ lS.3 Gift
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
FARM AT A BARGAIN.

Situated within 1! miles of Greensbor" station
and within , miles Of East Hardwick. on the i. &
o. r. R-near school, running water at house and
barn well timberrd. good pasture. Contains
about 90 acres \ desirable place for any man
v no will nay $500 or GOO down The rest may re
main mortgage. Address
ELISHA MAY Attorney.
S+ Iobnsbur,. VI oct - IS13 q2tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
Keen Out the Cold !!

J. II. HI LIS Patent Weather Strips are =" con
-tructrd Ia completely clos" every aperture
about windows and doors thus PREVENTING
the COLD \ II; from ENTERING. They are tit
ted closely I" every part of TIA" door and window
and are supplied with ~rt-SCrrWS that in CaS, al
any Shrinka-r. swelling Of doors. 81 hr;ivin. by
action of fi0-r THEY CAN BE IlGHTENED AT
ANY TIME. And besides this means OF pressure
against the windows and doors. they supplied
with spiral springs which constantly press them
against thu ~.iIur. Another GREAT ADNANI-
NGE OF THESE STRIPS j. that THEY PRE-
VENT NOISE 10y shutting d""r-. The amount of
fuel saved III Oh" season by application of thc-c
strips any rouIn WILL MORE THAN
TWICE PAY THE ENPE\NE. II kept on
through thu, summer they will act a. a sure and
effect al cent against thu. entrance eft dust. Ihr-'
strips manufactured ia any desired SIZES To
sun tT~IOMEE>. IIr~,. STRIPS intuuiac-
turrd hy j II. null. in the shop opposite the,
PASSENGER depot Il .Iuhn-hurN. Vt. To- " HON all
orders should Ice addressed Al orders will Ia,
promptly and satisfactorily filled Stale County
and town Li-ht- Tor -atlr- Address
j. II HULL.
II. .Iuhu-huIN VI. gltf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
.EAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS

Prove the best. Srmi-annual Coupons Ahundon
Security. interest prompt. unaffected hy pYnics
SEND Tor circular I" Kansas Loan and Trust 60
Topeka. Kan. I. Il. Sweet. Pres \ G. Rurnham
'. Pr. G.. VI Noble see
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-19
TRUE TO NATURE"

Whether {" Single Subscriber for Three Dollars
OF IN a club of Sin. Tor Fourteen Dollars
Address / 4 t;obf.V
\. +. Cor. Sixth and Chestnut SIS rhla Pa
= See Terms in lady's Book for other Clubs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

directed tho entry or decroes OF tho uoc'ants
with the usual order to ascertain damages.
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday,
before Judge Curtis an action was brought against
william Abbot and others by John Young to recover
81 900 damages for false imprisonment Tho jury rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff for Si25 with costa
The suit of d. Wemyss JObsOn against Mar
shal Sharpe, in which the plaintiff recovered $4,000
through shers jury, reopened yesterday before
Judge Robinson. in the Court OF Common Pleas the
Court set aside the verdict and did away with the wh0e
proceeding, being shown that JObson in serving tne
complaint gave 1t TO assistant OF Marshal Sharpe
instead OF the Marshal himself
The Government obtained, in civil suit IN
the United States District Court in 1870, Judgment oi
$4,000 against Harvey Barnes for importing sugar at an
undervaluaton and execution was issued las. oc'o
ber which has not been satisfied Sufficient evidence
concerning this transaction having peeh Opsainou -
warrant the Government In insututlng cflulhal pao
ceedings against Barnes he arrested yesteioay
charge OF defaudne the revenue ny getting ne a.
through the CustOuhOuSe ON false INVOICES anu "' "
90 900 by Commissioner Osborn.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
THE JUMEL ESTATE CASE.

At the continuation, yesterday, of the de-
Tense in the Jume estate case Mr. Carter for the pur
poso of oontradctng Henry NOdnes testimony at this
trial. read his deposition taken in 1870 question arose
as TO whether II was the custom about century ago. to
lease houses in this city from May 10 May; and Mr..
OConOr proved by exJudge Ebert Herring that sueh
WAS the custom at that tme Mr.. Herring was born at
stratford Conn., in l77 and he TO this city TO live
immediately after its evacuation by the British he was
appointed Judge Of the Marine Court in 1905, and he
SAYS be has since held almost every MUNICIPAL Office
that can be named" The old gentleman's memory is
uuimpared his voice is strong his step firm and his
head Is almost entirely covered with his own hair which
Is not completely gray.
long time was occupied in reading depositons for
the purpose Of impeachng the testimony OF Daniel Hull
and several more OF the plaintiffs witnesses and in
amiping DIR. Weeden's books Mr.. Carter, one OF the
nts counsel testified that when, ia 1885, they
called on Mrs VandervOOrt, his client did not tell her
that he knew all about George Washington Bowen ana
that he could not Nine Jumes property because
he was her ilegitmae sou.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MKnNKSDAY. FEn. 5.

WEDNESDAY, FEn- s.
Europe, Queenstown and LNs,PoOi ~
usrh.uan close IN. Supplementary m',, on t 20
\. closed AT II Steamship sails al l. sL' Hom TUT No
45N.R a.. r.
A prussan Closed Mall Is sent by tbs Line
THURSDAY, FEB. B.
Mill r., R,o,e vi, Pmouih Cherboug aud Hamburg steam
ship Wesphals II Supplementary Ma on fef ooi o
Tbirds oboken, closed At Steamship sas al p u ron
iooiof Thini-st, HOboken.
A Piussian Closed Mail Is sent BY this line. "a,
A ettsr depoGte Supplementary Aas be prepaid With
double poStagel . 90. -, g., -,
Mails for avan MeIco BY the steamship CITY Of heIoc close
1 Steamship sails az y. from Pier No N
FRIDAY, FEB. :.
Mail for halifax n S. closed at the EewYork Pos0ee evey
dav p. m and goes via Boston.
for close the New York Post Onee every F
day 81 D M steamship from Portland Me- SATURDAY Al
IN Due New. York Friday, st p m. -
postage all the West Indies except when going direct vii
be 10 cents Papers EACH which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. FEB. 8.
Mals for Great Britain snd France via Queenstown and Liverpool b
the steamship Adratc close at y NJ Suppenentay hai
White star Dock Is closed at p Steamship sails a.
No. from White Sta Dock, Pavonia Ferry. JERSEY City.
For Closed Mail for the Continent Of Europe via Southampton ana
Bremen by the steamship America mails close At IL m NO sup
Elementary Mail Steamship sails at p from foot OF Iir st.
HObOkeB
Prussan closed Mail Is sent by this line
Mails direct BTts and Havre steamship Nh
ingou. will close at II Steamship sails d D. H' from fef
No. so N. r.
Mails steamship City Of San Antonio close At p
Steamship ssIL at , y. from Pier No. % T. X
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Johh 90 ~
OHare charged David DalAvan Of attempting '" 'H'O' N
tireenweh-st He committed to answer a.,
colored domestic Mary Jackson was conIit.gu, j
vSeriav n the Yorkule Police Court for tai on &
psr Of diamond earrings. yal9e 500, belonging 70 III. W
Moore OF No. 81 .ypintbst IN whose olAp0J "
Justice Ledwith, ut Jefferson Market Yesterdhy, my
.,toI ohn Wallace Tor trial charge Of seanng bo 49,
oJ rbsn yaue 20 from John DE NitE OF No. $40 WeSs It
Sourb on The onl platform Of an kghhsTe car on ''' e
Tho Grand Jury found indictments, YESTERDAY
| Gs Slap or the murder o. his vile Maua James bsTlp
a. be norer Of John and James pAok ana Son
In Gr fhe murder OF Anthony Eaton These indictments
I'll a. ur5er cases that OF Simmons who mnrIertu Dl
80 oC b there been vet DO return OF tndng o lhe NO
nss iu william H. KIDD also indicted or arson ID ne a''0P
10 desiroy and other buildings IN MuaysL
In the Court of General Sessions, Part H. yester-
ds before Judge sutherland John Ke pleaded guilty gsno t
cc1 and Prison for u Geore Lewis PetV
months Augustus rOf PetY ai0 pcu
eptiary months Blmore, grand larceny state fIiso9
Stapeon. petty larceny penlenusry months "a
ward indicted for grand larceny 10 having oen on nov
and from Peter Jester OF No. < e
Tby6rs acQHtted. Frank D1hy petty larceny penen
aay a George Livingston assault aud battery mouths
In the Court of General Sessions, Part l., yester-
day Charles Gilbert from the State Prison pleaded
guilty Of grand larceny and back for a William
Robinson pookepckn having stolen watch from John Boyle AZ
Boscy Deancey Jan. H. state Prison a. years John
efefnsu grand larceny, Pentenay yearFrsnk Thompson,
acquitted Thomas Gallagher grand larceny IN having
ed others stealing watches worth $JU acquitted
Caroline onious assault and battery, with intent TO %
Site 1 Year.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
THE POLICE JUSTICE BILL.

TO the Editor Of The TrtbHRe.
SIR: Under the above head In this mornings
Tribune you pleased to the following language
In respect TO the bill for the reform OF Police Courts
The gyes the appointment Of the Police the
Mayor bot the ootrnng power eegted The Judges Of the
adye the Bench directly interested mSuAIng the
purity Of the courts Immediately below then
Now while fully with you TO the prOpriety
and necessity Of such reform, dissent wholly from the
above language. aud should deprecate any legislation
providing for any such confirmation am not wanting
In confidence in the integrity or prudence Of the Court
named but because desire 20 retain that confidence
j would not lead its members into temptation Our
only safety in the present political degeneracy Of the
times the maintenance Of independent, learned
and hOuest judiciary which, in my Judgment. will be
greatly jeOparded by bestowng upon Judges political
patronage.
hope you will reconsider your commentator OF that
feature Of the bin referred 70, unless you are willing 20
Superior Court degenerate into a political ma
chine. which am willing believe have not the
time 10 elaborate the danger OF such policy, but only
70 suggest ITS EVIL tendency. G.
kSc- York Feb. 4. 1878.