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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, SATURDAY,

will as readily dispense it at the point of IL g
bayonet as he did the Louisiana House Ct
Representatives on The memorable Fourth of
January. Grants muskets are as potent as
were the pixies of CromwelPs soldiers. But
it would be rough job, and might give to
"this our Caesar" much trouble. Therefore
he perhaps prefers to keep the Congress in
his own hands and dispense those who would
oppose him eight months in anticipation.
1t is an easier step toward autocracy to
win his purpose by brief act of Radical
Congress than by military violence. He cares
nothing at all for the effect the new iron-clad
law might have on public opinion, or how it
may influence future elections. With Grant
voting days are past. He cares no longer for
the good will of any but such as are inter-
ested in prolonging his power. This Congress
will pass any bill the President wants passed;
after this Congress no bill Will be passed
except'such as he and his Radical House of
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ABOUT OUR COURTS.

1t is announced in the "ot1icial organ,' and
well-known to the bar, that Judge Cullom, Of
the Fifth District Court is engaged this week
and will be engaged next week, in presiding
in the (so-called) Superior Criminal Court, in
the trial of the case Of Earle and Garvey. and
will continue to preside in the Superior Crimi
nal Court three days in every week until the
recovery Of Judge Atocha. Did not Judge
Cullom try this case some months ago-o1
some other case of importance-in a criminal
court, and after conviction, on motion in
arrest Of judgment, decide that the judge Of
civil court, in New Orleans, had no right tc
preside and try criminal ease?
There is manifest improperly and mi us
tice to the interest of litigants, and the ad
ministration of justice, in Judge Cullom
leaving his own bench even for day.
As the courts are now constituted, Judge
Cullom's and Judge Saucier's courts are the
only District Courts in New Orleans where
ordinary civil causes are heard and justice
fairly and impartially administered.
Every one knows that Judge Tissot is fail
and impartial in the discharge Of his duties,
but he is confined to probate and succession
causes; and Judge Meunier is limited to ap-
peals from the justices Of the peace The
consequence Of this state Of things is that the
Fifth and Sixth District Courts are over
whelmed with business, and ordinary appeal
able cases often wait for two years before
being reached.
Both judges have a large number of cases
under advisement, which they have been un-
able to dispose OF, on account Of the great
1 press upon their time. Judge Atocha, from
the nature of his disease, is likely to be an in
valid for long time. There are two Crimi-
nal Courts, when one would be amply suffici-
ent if presided over by capable and energetic
lawyer.
When two civil courts are crowded with the
business properly belonging to four-we find
one of the civil law judges practically closing
his court to preside in one Of the two Criminal
Courts-for which there is only business for
ono.
If Judge Cullom still thinks it his duty to
fill Judge Atocha's place, would he not do
well to select some lawyer of ability and in
tegrity to conduct the business of the Fifth
District Court in his absence.