, 1873-05-08


Cleveland Bar Association the Bar Association
having expressed its want Of confidence in tho
integrity Of Judge Char}os Z. Sherman, The
Cleveland LEADER, however, says:
II will DO impossible for Judge Sherman 10 ignoro 10
tcmperstS and judicial put q. tue same time emphatic
nounced unon lis conduct iy tbe atop,,eya wn nrsc.
tco in Its court. Aud with Judge shermnr's own
ieitors anu testimony before tho public, no offort
from tho min issuo or ahrs rrsnoushi1iIy liz thrnr
ing the onns and odium Of tho transaction Upon auy
,ntsar,s ia s ean ~ se8'1"sd aa ore tnan
Nfrho T.o,,i.,u,o <,o,,.;o,- 1,,,,,,,,, a.,,,,.
of ;1n1roa Sherman. r1uro,1 md n,lohov ~ t,,o
Denoh oftho 1Jnitcd stotou court aova.
Il uns wills contennl,tno tha aacradns,u ,,, ,r-
rortanco Of such trust that Chiof Justice h,rshn
said that ho knew Of greater curse which III angry
Of corrupt judiciary.
Mr. f}urchord wn,ta n noct,at t,,o roo,o,, ~
:. - 49, -, . w $3.50 =, s....,' Wv Ao5 y,
ID as good ls there alroauy), with a prOfoEaed
fee1inr that TIM snryicas randern1 nrn ,vort}, II
= o "o.A ~
III Oaaoy Cafn, OF NORTH Carohna worth to his
country 81 500 Tonr aH Congressman? Is even
Mr. nnrohard2
'A1' r,,,a n;me,na.. <o,,,,,oo,>, ,.x !, rn;.,
1,hrrmon nor shor,,,on % tnoI ~ hoo,. NV -
Th;a maloa thu n,,mhor fort,,.t1,rea NV ;ot
Tro.e,,rnr p,;nra,. Ia ,oara tso,s ~"
~Tn1inrarn1,a hna o,a,to1 nor,oor,.,,
n1nvor oytor bot,vrcnnto.to1 co,-.o9a N1nd;a,,~
cno3;n. tho hon,o of Mortor aud t,,s t.;ror -
! 7ec maior;ty for arant last voa~ 1y,et ,,n.1,-
i,, r,ot ho 1,cL;no t1,a ,Ha,..',
~ tno ,,orn;n1 ~ o,oct;on.5,, ~ ;.ao,. , ~,
rocora th,,.. -'' f>"' '>N~%A -
1na,ansnn,,a h. TIM ,,,ro, =, no,n, usa oonm,<-
city lot her ouco 10 placed III tho category Of
M ~ cites, ona y VII 10 long before sla W
GU piu .. ana ,ae m nago On erect oh ct
kfS
nnr,e ,na n;c1,D,ona hoa;aas a.1,a: a,.oa " ~
Indiana herotoforo Republican.
-Roacoe Copklinr's Utica IN. Y, Herald. tbo
tt.t .a,,i,aa e., rs.s, sss ;r - NN' ~ a.
eaMo that foVlle6 ING Harmers' MoVement, III
nevorthe1esa forced to Hay:
Tho difference between tho charges Of railroad
company carving %aterea stpek anu managed ~ cor
aant ossais, ana wnas ought 10 be Tue charges Of
company wnoso aiock represents only roal saue and
~ eros arG anu hon35aoy anagcd y
interest. on tho determination Of Tits question NAV
htnga cur 1ufars system Or iatand ransporlatson
econotcai a. wol as expeons It woud be II foy Ds to
expcnd large sluna Of money In developing water
sop'es, ~, .
attoe @ nu'n1u, " W. .1sens " 44.oo
easso ~. HAoo'' ot04'"oaf6es 'no
odtum Of bolng thief
Ali tho Texas Congressman votod for in
uo...I ..-~ 80, r. 80. .i.s-.:ss-.. -
pooA eap1uaaea, ose'1 ~ ioA"a' toat Aesafe'
Aancock' iaefnaon' anu utao1ngs, who were al
ready re-olocted, arc very busy in thoir common
dofenae, aud porceptbly in hot water. Mr. Han-
cock las boen hoard boforo tho Legislature md
49, .asasot s 49, a.s..;, -, n,at IT, us1.", i,
tne yoroice ~ Aus1'n H. tnae " III "ateal'
Mr' Hcrndon addresses his constituents, and tho
best ho can say is this
tn tho South. aud ospec,ally In roxss. candidates
boar TIC entiro exponss wnrl, Is unknown North IN
tho e!oe.lon Of 1871, Mr. Hancock apeut 800, gold
oidaiugs about s. 900. goa Conner, 3s,Qoo gold
snd ny constituents @ 4 know thst pala my fl share.
tI ~ yo tne m sav svo ,s no so II nv
na III 1oso lila aa theY 10 in many sotca Nnrt's
$s,Ooo per annum would bo better eompeusstion
than ws now got
To which the Galveston Nc,os SAVE;
Mr. Herndon has not convinced us that II vas fair
md iuiico,,Y Increase Of ray. AMI wo op]pct ,aost
e.pat!cal.y to tho cost Of III election forming any
FUR c1osnens OF compensation.
Thaaa Toxaa Congressman arc Democrats, and
could not roiuburso themselves for lilo cost of
Nv o,ecto, ont ~ Toaor.1 natronaga ~oa ia ~, a
'.asnn. W. Nar.,, 49, na,s,, s,enar ts'a'', ~ -,
tho Administration Ia oleetol.