, 1875-02-19
ear. 1 do not hear you,

car. 1 do not hear you; d.
part from me-, Judgment is aR;ins.
yon 10 deliver up vouE posneHRions 10 this Junt
q Ibis suit arc awarded against sou, and The IT.
hcer Of thib court fs commaut1ed to put you out
ahn him m" When D tegtns to weep and 10
VAIL and Rttash hs tenth tho sAmo judge viii
aaJ unto hlmi Hitherto rou have ~ ken 10
conscience afn eYer heard by 1t. but poor dis.
eonsoato! como to my right car, speak your
eonpaNas 70 II against this uncomfortable tnan.
"nose aet'hHs aud haingH ara contrary to e]ui.
lest wEun9 iniurs, and orrreetlou.' aul there
make yonr humble PRAYER Tor tsloi, and viii. NV
f'4ut car will hehE 5uti aud grant rot, reiIcf
tsa!het , hls 1c:s conccIsed IN f.aud and brought
u Dlstcns viii Joy, and d. once the co,npla;ut
ia mtd., tho cseo ~ heard, 4 Ia pcspctuat,y on
joincd from executing hin Judgment fnr having
poaaetstoit AID oecIce'1 to convey tue lauI 10 il
Mh'otl Aa dons. Bn: there hase hoeu tvo euta,
Tie Clerx md the otho, officers Of ,l,e Court have
received the fooa Ut each in one from A aud 10
Tho 0ther lloin D. Attorneys aud couuse]oYh
Lave been doubiy paid. tlo time Of tic Court
has been "oIbo than uEelessy spent. 10 tue great
hlndc'auco Of Oder business. aud A and q hayo
each rrens la,ga int Of th il vaiuapo t.u ;,
Macn Ill might well been eettieti III tho eject.
mcnt snlt, had tho Statute changed tLr practice
20 that u QUO suit all tLs riPhts Of tie a,tc c. i'll
tue pletnihcs could have boon tried aud deter
m.ncd,
!sirM-1 would provide tint any p1esdine
m:slt he vcri1ed BY tbs cath Of lAs p4r.., lis
agent or attorney, and whcn no verified tho
penaNns put in, any ans ret to II "houli aiso he
ter'oi, aud. II not should oe dl.tes ~dtd. hut
no pleading should 10 la:cn As erIucuce Of the
facts a!leged on The t,iA'.
Sertnt-I would p,ovido that tho CLERKS
thould hecp In tbcir offices book knovnsn
common rule book. 10 which the ssto,ne,s in
GAUGES could enter defaults a. fcour.c aud ruleH
'ur intetlocutory Judgments. tn caHe Of toiaui 5,
upon duo proof Of service IT rsccss, the lnugtll
ot tiMo required by statute, aid that tho Clo.k
eh1u!d cater memotnn !uin u Tic rules enter.
cd Oh the docket before each term aud dats
during tue term. III thlH way hours, days, aud
weck1 would ho aased 10 the coutta iu ttis city
which are noT lost III tueaa 1uut,ons whirA arc
Of colrsc.
Et3hM-Iu eanitY proceedings n ouId provide
That. u comp'alAaus .opd 's9uiEe tho defeu1-
aot to Answor on 1ath. Lh should verify his bill.
hnd that neither bill nor answer BIvonId haye any
effect tn tho tr.al naye Llesdtu;; thus aboE.s-
lng the rulo that eNorp anaW.r rr.lulrea the
Testimony Of two ~inetEel, Or Il. ldt ncc cquiya-
lieut. to the testimony If two witnesses, to over.
throw II.
ki'ah-1 Mould not sllor any reply TO m
AREN'T. nniesa IL set up matter tut1thuX tie tio
fcutAnt to Affirmative relief, aud coutalucd
rrarer for tho relief desired. NO Id allow
demurrer to an answer, u auy pnrt of It m NOT
cont taln!ng facts constituting = defense u the
whole or some material part Ut tao bill, and for
oihor causes lll&t should bo enumerated III tne
Elatute.
1en&a-I would aboIi.t cross-tIlia, and would
allow and require the defendant to state tLo
fasts IL his anb*eE to rntltlo himself 10 AltirnA-
tive relief. Ano to prAv fot tue relief desired aud
lequ'se tue p'alntlI 10 auswer thcsa tacts by lis
rephcatton a'd no further pleading, unless tbs.
Ito defeudant might denur to Tie fep!catio
provls'on OF course to a'o mado for bringing nav
psrt.ea before tho court n tho instance Of u,,..i
party.
Decentralization ought to 10 made by Law.
couferrang upon naste.s Of the coust or eI.eciai
comm!saloners4 or retesees, 10 hc spaointeu By
tie court, poNer to LeAr AUD decldo ,ulesluruiotv
motions in cla0cety. Half or more OF Tie time
u the Judges holding tho Chancery Courts lu
thls county ID takeu IN bearing such motions,
which could just ID we'll 10 hea,d Ly nn4lert,
commissioners, or :. ferces, and nuitors. cout-
sci. and wituestta arc kept il whiting. I know
Of eases that ought 20 bs t.iea IN ono, two. or
thsee days. but for tho Interruptions by these
interlocutoFy mutions, whlrll occupy twU, four,
aud ten or more days in their trial. Counsel
muss BE- In ealt'nc while shese motions arc being
heard, because OF tic uncoitainsy ef The time
that will bo occupied in motloun. y.