, 1875-12-31

cannot ho denied fast tht. cen'r1iz1tInn os rnvnr
In tho CritnI Stats Fourth, 10 the prajudce of ths
" npprrhcn.ion hy otl.,. wrra Il certain sst she
etnI scy of Fe'rs.l Igislation fur The rs1t drahn
an apprehension woul 10 well fam Id. Hut the
'ose,IenH Ut our hny t"'lic aro os:ilstors. Nhrtl
,ns Poa ennia n e., rs ,s,11 'hs .itsne, IT, M a..
si'o1rtnx In* 1t grasi'.'iau, ara~. Il LAX il
IT, n s1 4 IT, s,n,,s 1t1 ~ 70. 70
ee'.t,s!st.to q roxer In tie uuitea Astsa Courts
Ina Acrn Inintfc-ttd.
IN ffla eaae +, ~hi:h refer is manifestation
WAS ~ tbs judtrial. not the le9rlstIya tn.us. !:
fna:.d e1prr.s!or In he Itisn II tho EHed Hates
s,usreua Court cl,srf"d IT H1cIp!A 1t .lsr rel,7u.
ary tern .5YI, il lhe tt CLEAun the Ytats Of
That cas- .,e,Il,,l that staa was apenahs 10 tlc
turl.AIctpn nf that Cunt Rt the suit II citizen nf
another 81 tc. m tie uecisea ae1utsscd In,
the tentrazihg tcne:4cy It enlrIiei aal +.preanrd
thr pendulum hal rearh.d the extreme Of IL rfbrs
tim IN that d,rtctinn a1.l TIM sobcr of tite
ll'cy all thu introdnron II tho present cnnst,tl.
spn, limitations Of tcA power. md IN the year l737
inrlsl.ctt"n aAouid l., t1c::laad by ii IL any ease
where State wsa sued ly citizen or citizens Of An.
The dt.poeition now manifested by Congress to
ettsni the jufsadtcton II the United Htates
Courts to tbs detsnent Of tbs 1sradlr,snn Of Atalo
thcse eonrt&. They haso not snlRAt to e1end thc,r
own julisdictnn by Htrasned Interpretations Ut the
% sle eays !" an.y s y s
II there has heen any Teaaon fur jeAousy the
part u Btat Julge4 1t a4 be#t. u 1tc4tssr
NOT Judicial, pncroschMeptS. II III the nsn,test duty
Of every iuL9a to c1cscias llts constitutional aii
Legitimate authority Whenever IL r3gh,uy invoked
even though he may detfecafe the existence Uf the
puwef In h'B court.
1t In the meantime tho American people shall mani
fest it, hostility 70 tha rtn:ta!zinH tendency Of tho
legislative branch Of the Government to
return to the former law the aprehena!ons Of many
will be uettd. snd the Gnlte states Judiciary eased
Of portion Of their un1, sired and oneroas lahore,
c!osc with this sehtinl"nt: Thr Federal Judiciary
and most by their brethren Of the Bat ana uou tho
l3.pch Ut the Htate Eoulte for their aty. !tarnipK
Integrity, and vrtuo-~e wish nothing better for
them tAn thst tac reGnsd Of ihslr at.l ncts III the
futuro should equal the glorious racorl Of tue past.
JUDGE hL0I}uETT
waF called upon to rtstud, and met With hearty re-
eei,on. After f4w preliminary remarks. he anid :
Thia aaaamtIaEo "a tnate UT. Atn gla1 10 scc, Of
Judges .ud ls",eIs VI tuaass arc not 70 much 'n
Now my ides Of good tlmcs for cur profession,
to make speeehes. (1aughtee and appause.l
sly taea !" 70 get to;cthes anl exchange
ap-echrG, besauts E1eoch,nafng ia our iradr. nm
called uTnn. hnwtFer. II respund 10 tho tnsst nf tho
Federal and H.atn Judiciary. TIC history ef the
mer IL nrrnost with the sHttrc hiAtory 0f tue couu-
try; !kt-aks for ihef. Will regard to tho hter tha
stats Illinois may wall 10 proI Of II. State Judi
ciary. II may well 1H proud 0f tta Supreme Curt,
! Of Its dertsions, which cited authority
al tho Enticd Stats aild IN feretRn eountstts.
II may well he proud not oplv Of the ahility which has
been displayed b5 sts CourA but tbs integrity Of the
Courts. Ch.rrs o fas yet In tho hi.ory Of this State
Hn1itch rteH.-I R&y with pride, by
whose life hss been srns In this Statt, whoso destiny
il cast In -no stain re~ts ,o the JuiIcsry Of thtt
liz rro,it hardly lnnw Inv cali add anofher word
| o! pfalt to lis judiciary o! tho State tCbesrs.l