, 1875-07-09

~ end that, before &he eaopuon oI sn,A MTt so1ns
from I'D Leasjsturr--ths .ppo!ntins power ~as not
Ia tho city, bat ID arr.ngnsId. Nov, .h's q
ALI. GoHrnAnx TO TIRE rHEnHr AND PROVISIONS
" thu nav general charer II IL not baasi upon sny
auch lra, tut IL directly cohlr.ry to II. Whlch Is
mM,ss !. Va. do.trsts or Ss ss4s"rs1 10 p.s.
"at e lse h.,d' 4 h. s.i..afs ia E;aes ,'.st e
know what the Legislature boa dono. snd wAa, The law
q T.. es..: % .'' esSse OF n.y. As,. 'p'
iouts but tat w9s Tho ,n'ent Of tne legislature aud
at t.s govctnmcut Of tus c!iy sl,oui ne eondcd 10
tho city. provided the citizens w!shsi. Aud II .
so.e .s hson .ken by nj. city b, which thla law .
Iron, t4s tins, In my Judgment city Goye'ting our
aasen. aud nal governed " tho Legislature. Ils
cossrs tha wtoe Care no fIr ~ thlx e0ncefAod.
WHAT DtfFICUl.T1ks TuEAE uAY liz
In applying this hereafter what doubtful questions
usy Arlo u to What nl ass reIuau III force, what
ElXhea tic city Gr fnuistLuah tnsy have under
sny Of the old provisions mt In cunl Ct WITH this gct-
Gr@l law, !, of COURSE will not undertake 10 nay now.
". IN y endeasurnX appy .hl4 every case wn!ch
slY asise and 10 iHeet eyesy diIuuy leorc cot,a
Into sYnf' IN ~ sas. tsvre M VI ee'!y II
70 nanaGe tue loteo of THIS cjtS Tac pore DuIast-
ment i nay to eald T. The most linlort.t teats-
-" IN exesuliYs department. 1t u through the luIite
sn*1 order t. y lEtscryea md erime d prcvcntea
ss% tss ;s fy+ rss ssfn ssss 'ls s'
sfsst objses. u ii" s!ty seseruiaous. sow' he M
eotto Of thla lucs Department. lie right arm Of te
oy sessra.snt l. ~ o 'ssEelort ~ q opuon
aud that thu denursrr SHOULD 10 sustained.
An ArrEAL TAKEN.
Bit. Follcr r-We vii! stand by Tue bill 40 that
sinnl Judgment eau DO tenoeied NOW. l think
under the statutes tic Circuit Court nnsy III caaes
Of dou1t continue the Injunction. Your l1ubur
las said yUu haso no iuubt, but possibly III a
question OF disputo tho injunction should be
Continued.
lhu Col,st-~I rocollect tho law you spaak OF.
Mr. Fuller-Ino question IL whe.hor YOUR
Honor will oldez ul,un entering 'uto bond pray
Tug Ill apreal, tho injunction tnny Le continued;
OF. III otllor "urus. that tho appeal shHl have TIC
ellect oi continuing 1t in fnlcv.
Ihe Cout -IAis iniuncsun mas not an osd-
nary Temporary injunction TO Htand until the
further ordor Ut thu Court, but IN United bY lts
tcrMs. fool firstly cIeaF about tho law In this
case, although Ut conrso l may 10 mistaken, and
don't fec! ut liberty to grant al order coutlnu-
Ing tho injunction. tniuk tho bottef course
would 10 to aplIY to ono of tho Judges OF tue
Supreme Court, aud II lie grants nj Injunction
that IL tho end CT 1t.
bit. Fulier-supposo tho Judge OF the Supreme
Ut continuing tho Injunction in forco, what
Would be tho amount ot tho boud7
Tho Court-1ne boud If tho appeal?
Dir. Fuller--ies. sir.
The cnult-lt il nut necessary to have largo
hon1. SUPPOSE you will have to pay the costs
Of getting record.
hlr. uondy-Tle bond ought to covor tho
Costs and nny danlagos lIlat might be taxod.
hfr. Ful1or-1 thiuK mt. Tho Cour4 granting
such order would navc tho power to fix buud4.
Dir. Cloudy oxpaiueti that Oh roiioctlou he was
wrong on that tuint.
Aiter somo furtuor discussion, tic Court A.
lowed an appeal upon .ho thnr within twouty
days, Of bond in tho penalty uf e2.t01.
htr
ccp'ed as surety, Aud tlo proceedings tornt.
mated.