, 1873-06-01

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/ uent: but tho candidates had become snch h
+ba conson,na. ~ 49, na,,..n,;.s 1stpa ou'u =
h1 annat;..ss.s ...soes4. ~ nr.c ns~ ssn1t tna'
~ sons.1'u1ea au1nolaty' Inc nar haa IN
oolsed them, and there was apparently no oppo
oyer-anxietv m thu mart NJ sona of their fr;anas
This ,a =: 49, .aara.s -.
- n0 "'0 GOV ~ sno 0oeu s0s aoeaeo Aon tne
temperance Bureau, and pubhshed In Saturday
papers, He thought the document Was the most
Incorporate he h.d read for long time, and ht
duce m eeent nt noI;tc,I i;fa rh;. - ,,i
raan1t n 5;scnrd "a J;ss.ta. 1o - ain mo!a!t :
wonII ~ t 1an,d;.1ad I hp ~. ~ 1naaE n1peo u
nocal1ed for Indoax abor1d a.
tho considerntinna whrch :so;tsta 0'vbt ~
cornrnrntv sna ehnr1d Ia .a1a,t "a 10 ~
tsnrtv ;n{a1anna ~ 70 n.;e tof !ne m
II 49, esonse, as1u eap"o'lty " use1asge
VIC "o''o' es uPor sl1eu- lappiaosel
tha ,i1ad nu Nv m-tano ~ hsi;onaa mGopaao 49,.
was Iaen caueu lot. ne oenegeo mat Judges
W. noma nei ~ saosIance, aec!a1ang tnat, before
! ne unoerstooo the 1a" OF neala the arguments,
ne "as 70 aee1ue me case. naateVer question:
sa.o = nenie tnem an a1ter elec.lon e1 mem decide
oa ti1 70 sae e T." and ,t lne eslaence 1 ana an
tAPPlsuse:] Ihe I'D address ~ referred to BY NJ.
Gaapat "as not Alueo " any hatlonanty; 1te
opJecs was NOT 70 MAKE temperance lssue ;
me 9nly 1mng sought 70 20 guarded against
WE enat toen opponents snonio noe MAKE an
Has @ feaoy 70 stand and any OF the Judges
d9n, M tnoy "oua 1a1 n 9ooo eanse. tAPplause. :!
1neIe vas no use o1 pelnB co"atoiy; they must
P1ank tnemseiFes upon the grounos OF honesty,
ana Pnflt?. ana mteuigence. Nationality should
mol enter INTO tne contest. "hat WIS wanted
WAS tnat tne people snou4a "ofk earnestly ana
elect the nSe JUDGES, not because they belonged
70 any epecla natlona4ty, Or particular
cnulen: OF Wouia decloo tnls OF tnaE quesnon IN
T. ceftaan way, ous because tnoy nad sno"n that
tney we're capable OF investigating cases and de,
cldlng them honestly: Our safety depended
upon the courts and ne judiciary should,
therefore, be Kept untarnished.
ApoLPH MOSES, ESQ,
!esponoea 70 an inVitauon, and said, IN nus opln-
ioa, none +e, Of tne Huages Tou,a Dc aeleated; He
nempefanee nen burean, ogIev11e IT had lost Judge
asr.ra,g y nnc ~ 1".9s ,. ane nS m 5enected
% +1 Ipun s19 oeihans' aug ne 1els g1aeVeo
as sno t,;a. nowo.ett 11e ae1-
aithanmi ml NY ~, ;s,tt I'LL ol tpem
1nta ~ SAM ahta,, hei;as a @o Iact; nos
,.aas mou n~,d ~ ~ no uslma9
Joa Bnot1 ta su aae sna1 VI
we're we're attacking n;as that Of Judge Lawrence, nor
o r. 4lsAA soo .cci5ant m.sn Del3g to'fuRs
Ea,sns 49, Isno nna.od aee,ognt 81 5.o 1nas n tne
Nr1A *141x e1,r -
pooaIse sne3 "oto snoy nnoua jill. n1e oe
~ no.,o,;+r Ia5 u ,,et hao ~ ~ ;,.as. -
49,. Jaa.n,+ tba,.a e.,t5 ta ~ 10 a.a4
iitt1e 9os;4in1, Va +h.t +S,a ,rsv ~ ;nnn,csts
asaona ~ c;t;ganat;r4 na nst;ona1;to
ieSSnns o[ nethae r. one nna1anIs
radaa5 h;raao7f r. sa 81 his j,a-o,ce ~ aieor,
the 5raaent ;mcnmhan}s @ az ' A<0 ~ '-0SS
~A1o r. oo>Nt' ~ nnr Irov.nn swrrr
+haar, ,ddrasaad tta 1naat;no IL +honcb+ i
EaG .ne ~ ;rorraee -.ro, t1,o ,anns ~
~ uRoI haa ide - eou udn tuo
arSt ~; a. th,, - - ~ ~ neia ~ ~ nota
~ bo aiaeoo ~ ~. - ~. % oha t oo.o ~
sod ~ ug so;d thrn W.. - - tha;r
ra W.. i,tsrast;n y ,,,"se ~ tar d;d ",,4
might @ be placed ed On On tt the Bench. and WHOM it was
who iad ocenpied The positions for sew
eral years wore honest. No ono could
charge that they were corrupt. Was it not cred
table to Chicago to have pure Judges In all
the other large cities it was common express