, 1874-04-17
INTERVIEW WITH. JUDGE HALLE
TON,

INTERVIEW WITH. JUDGE HALLE
TON.
Among tho arrivals III this city last evening |
WIS Judge Hazeton, OF Arkansas. Ho is not |
Judge now, but State Goologists though tho title
still cliugs to him. As thoro is q war between |
the political factious OF that 6tate and as tho toll
ecra1ns from Little Rock hayo glyon but moaEre
ACCOUNTS Of tho affair, q TRIBUNE reporter called
on the Judge ut tho pa1mor House Inst evening.
for tho purpose of learning the detni}a. Tho
Judge is not as.od Oh ono would imagine from his
title in fact. ho is but about 26 years Of ago.
Ho had boen travelling for day or two, and
looted caroworn, aud hositatod about submitting
to m interview. He, however, ut last consented,
aud the following conversation cnsuod:
WHEN DID you LEAyEf
n-Whcn did you leave Arkausas?
Judge H.-Last Friday, and I am on way
back AZ fast ga eau 60.
nl,ooKs AND BAXTER.
n;-Whnt do you kuow about Brooks ousting
Judge H.-Brooks rau on tito Domocratic-Lib-
oral ticket I1o is Northern man, aud was
Chaplain of colored regiment during the war.
! Baxter is Southern man, and was supported by
! the Republican party because they believed he'
| would be Republican. After tho election he
SOLD OUT TO THE DEaocRAcY.
! R.-How do yon know thats
| Judge H.-Dy his actions.
| R.-What did llo do
| Judge lilo gavo all the Offices ho could to
| Democrats. This move will undoubtedly be s,ls-
| tniued by NIL tho true Republicans Of our State,
Int % viii bo opposed BY tic Dement'S. Tho
Chief Justice mud our scnntors arc with us.
| W1t1TL0CK.
n.-Who ia Whitlock, tho Judge that granted
| tho Judgment Of custer to Brooks! /!
judge H.-Ho IL Northern man and good
Judge, nnd II nuo man in every respect.
K.-Do you know his reasons for his courae9
Judge H.-Docallse ho has the law to sustain
him simply that, u1d nothing more.
| PURELY LEGAL.
R,-Was there al Increment between him and
judge u.-None at oil, It is mere mnttor Of
R.-11as Brooks any moral or lcrn1 r:rht to
the Office?
Judge H.-Yes. ..
n.-Was he elected Govornor7
Judge HI don't know anything about THAI
part OF it.
R.-rhat is strange. Woro you not there?
Judge U.-Ycs, but do not want to ansTt9
that question. guess you lad better not pres
puin11o SENTIMENT.
R.-What is tho public sentiment on tue aub'
, Judge u.-It is in favor Of tho movement.
n-SuBtains Brools2
Judge H.-Yos, right witt, him.
nnpoKa' CONSTITUENTS.
n.-Who does Brooks represent? -.
\ Jndgo n.-lne nepnoii1a pnin ~ XIX IN af1or.a !,
Northern element, II oppoatl9n 70 tno etoIta u !,
drive ls out OF tho olate, a'u iue nioFo ~ "
aofeat tho effort to cehtthizo asaaus11 = nan,u H.,
Toulo na'e ooao LAO o"t1'o "9 HoA'oA AAN 80 AVE-
uossec. -
us go ,.tat una ~ s,aas,,~a. nroo1,a n
i baxter intehag tAtsIne 4 .,,t,;, h,,,so1,
Judge H-Drooks 1n.onag ~ snne ,n
!, Uo hua the support OF tue Nepuplicati party ~
only there, but, sa far a. nave sean' d." ofo1 ~
+ ,StatcH. Everything IL Tor tne pat:ty:
= R.-You arc On your way 10 Alls1e noch ~"
. are you not! .o,
's Judge H.-Yes, aa fast as cai1 11age,. s. - ~,
R-What nre you gong u uo "Aea sou b
Il there2 a,u - oo A.,
= Judge III guess We ntu Go1ns ~ o'o @le
y the Northern boys arc soatalnea'
| NORTHERN MEN.
R.-IB thoro much opposition TO tnen
y Judge u.-Woll, have known What IL ,l %aa
Il Il double barecd shot-guus pointed At me-; III
ID IL tho third movement % INC Min(. put tue o.. ~
H. ors wero on tho other aldo OF tho h1nso-at u
10 to toy killed u! our Feaerai anu stn!o o'ueei
lg R.--WAy did BROOKS Botze tue oillcsb
y ~ Judge lilo las taken tAelli py IVY plocts t
tv OF lAw Ho received q malollsY VI ~ sao fo''
II Gust
%, R.-Waa ho counted oasF
to Judge H.-No. ----.,..-.
y nRooKs' FooMI1snsE;ss' M ,;s na.n - !,