, 1875-08-26

n'nhtldnad, hlis 40 mol caro- about discussing
. tl,cIn.
RI haso heard TIM natnrs Of Melvllfo "
t11!lcr. Judge hickey, ". q. tIuudy, and II. +
| Iulny mrnt,ancti2 Wnat IL, yuu th!hk uf tllcsn
Mr. D.-lnlge plckey If MI Milo lawyer. an,
~nnld mako sotrl tndsc. bns don't think he
could *ecrsa the nomination. Atelsille Fuller il
a1to mn ahfe lawyor, arti won't makA most Of.
cellcnt Judge Dit l,e urR INT desire tho Office
mud am confident llo wouli nut caro- to perform
t''r lu''o' o! IT. Tho tasic IL ttue vii, regard
10 alT. Nonay. Mr. Tulov llns all tho ncccara1y
legal attaiunienta, but hardly think ,o will ro.
| euro tho nomination. II lo wero elected lie
would nmlonl'tels bo n good Judge.
K-bo }ou thlnk sl,cls will bo party fight
Alr. D.-1 think The cnsiro ticket on otlo sdu
Or tho other will 10 clectcI. Tho rttsottal roru-
l"rlty ar nururnhtty Of thu Judge will hare
very lille 70 'o with TIN roaut.
| N.-N0ud II be puss1tlEe tu como TO srcl An
agreement ~ haro alluded to?
air. lt--If tin lrnslssn at, botll Rdes would
consent I" submit such matter to lilo liar as
r'',atton, requesting y 10 prnaett Tho panios Of
oises. think. III that event, nn agreement OF
tue kind might bo made nnd Carried out.
N.-totild INT s1,ch an engagement bo effected
h,r tho two parties, without bringing IN tho Lar
AKsocntion7
afr. N.-I think It Ia utterly impossible, uuloas
thu two conventions should n,tet npou Tho snt,o
day, and should uyreo ~ consult togetl,nr upon
this subject. Otiet"ire 1t IL hardly within lilo
[ntlbO III tnbfhl fa1k5tDtltfIGhs
/ Mn. tt!'.Lr nstrr1,
No. ~ Dearborn streot. ma,ie the following re-
rly to tie reporters Inquiries. tiary ought to
Iceecive t!'s nomination of l,o.l, phrtioa Ether
aide would bt strengthened bs hin mime on tho
tekot. II would show tho people that thoy tlhl
nut want 10 cllanSo tn,lges without eon,o
re>soi'. As tn tho Judge to ill
Tres placr, If d e,ol totnpclcut man cuutd bo
his npon without reforoncs to his political pro.
civ.}ps. 10 would bo far rlrtcsabe 10 running
IaOubltrAn a. n Hntn1rrAt Tia ,,I,Iv
trouble Will 10 II thare il n errl,hrace. Each
pnn Rthrts h,a own tca1n aud thtro iH no know
inf how tho raco Will INN out.
aiR. KLiAtpHK.
Tho reporter tlou caltod npon 1fr. Eliriign
Of Edtidaa Il IuE3elI.tle. No, 1a0 Dearborn
Btroes. "slo responds to hlA question AZ follows:
II understand your inquiry, yon "iri. tu know
wllot think Of a proposition t. haro Tho Judges
that 40 TO b. a!ortcsl tlls tall no subjected ns re-
ra11s mon that tcro will bp no netual contest
be!ween PARTIES and individuals. Am r,ght ?
R.--ics. that cnyera tnc point.
All. E.-TiIo rropohllion st,ikes mo fAvoFatJ1y.
M!nie | Mn noHotrat by education. and trust
III Practice, have always boeu adverso sven to
tho election Of Judges It Inns been cn1riesl
M since have ros'dol IN llIinoss. ntarled out
with tho mn2m that would yote fur no man
against lin becnt'so hs was 1lerubl,can.
think every n}stnhnr If the {licngo liar wl.o
carrs fur tho purity Df t!lo Judiciary foola in tho
SANS way. No" II thu pol,tsriaus, or rather If
this Natter IN ctarre and will Ho arrange that, at
thu coming cnilvensfohs commuters may b. mp
uolatca with nntf"Iity to act anl that
thcso conntitsora--une from tho Domo-
ctatlc md thu utlor from the Republican
Convention a1,ali ketect two names for
Judges. WIN haalI lo thu only candidates
E"trd for. in INV Judgment hniter tnen will bn
selected. better sstlefaction will ho gwen to al
selves. when e1soel. viii stand tlfmer iu thor
t,oatinns aud will mpto nesr'y ront'zs my oa OF
appointed Judges, than men obtained III any
otncr wny. wllIlo avorytning can to tutti,sr
Ruch lropoH'tlou a. you have suggested. I am
confident that lin plan vii meet with tho hearty
concurrence Of tho majority Vi pcoElo who will
g!rb 1t Thought.
K.-i,ave wi, heard Of any probable candidate
for Tho Circuit COurt2
Mr. E.-l r. Ascr has boon mentioned in
thai connection. lie IL Democrat by eluration
and instinct bo NAV hive, during tho dark
davs. voted with tho l1cfublican party. Iio
would he MI exoalleut cholao, and would havo
my Hearty support.
The nc3t gcnteman called upap WAS Mr. Mel
YlIe ". Fuller. Upon hearing the proportions,
that gentleman rad: am for straight Demo-
cratic tcksl. a,lu nn compromise on anything.
Ill.,, M.,-W"nll 70" not nho to zoe such All ssreo-
Mr. FL would like It. but 1t don't seom to mo
tlnt IL tho ehare tho thug tB taking. hut poss-
by the memtern OF tho BAR could bring about
Hf1t1 an arrangement.
K.--'vhat 4tspo il tho matter t.kfpcf
Mr. F.-Tho shape OF a straight ticket On cacl
s!do. That movement IL very pronounced.
1l.-1,nt II It was possible 10 mako such M
agreement M have mentionod, wo,id you not
favor It rather thau hayo struggle for The Office
of Judge
Mr. F.-Ycs. think would, because It ts
wlHo to keep Tho election OF Judges out Of poi,-
ttc"., In NY opinion, TIeo's place ought To be
filed by = Democrat.
Alr, Fuller was then aakcd aB to the probable |
candidates., but lo declined discussing that
po!ut.
GEN. I, y. ET1LEe,
on totng questioned, said that there could bo no
on Judge Gary. Ills length Of |
serv!cut Als mel.kroxn iinpa1tiotlty mud strfot |
luucssy, 1audured lin Il. man in oyary sense for
tue high o1lca *hich ho holds. The question Of
politics ought not to bn discussed In connection
tiop of tho best men. Clcayo ha4! beou fortunate
in MI louust Bench 10 far, aud Lo hoped slle |
would 30 continue. nogardlug tho Circuit Court
yacsncy he had dcl!cacy so saying anything re-
Judge Dieksy had beon brought up. md he
thought him an admirable man. lie hoped that
no political Judge would be elected, because a
Partisan could hardly 10 tuHt Judge. lie
compromsso TOR tho public good--p!acs Judge
Gary on both tlo Republican aud tho Opposition
tickots. and allow tho Opposition the sauis rriyi.
lego with regard to the beat man they aislt !
select, |
MH. BALDWIN, |
Of the firm Of Rraby, baldwin X Hanpn, won'd |
fayor cotnpromlBo Eor tile sake Of keepiug tho |
BeunA pure Ito thought that Judge Gary vxs a |
universal lavorlto. not alone With tho DAF, but |
with the public At large, and that it would |
be Ill outrage to caHt hin aside. HIS toueAty |
Ind noyer been called In question, aud le cleared
on docket with moro rapidity than any Judge !
upon the Nench. Gary MAJ . t1eless worker, |
and. should ho be defeated, tho CAtaaRo AauuA
would suffer All irroparaba lora.
ILL., FEHHEYa, |
OF tho firm Of Tonuuyh. FIoxor i Abercrombie,
said t4At he was un4ualltledly for tho rs-slvuson
Of Julgu Gary, llo hopeI tia: tue Douoh would |
DO kept pure ~ Ii uow il, and that the |
rogues could naver oIect q Julga of |
their choice, because. II they auaoaodsd |
in doing that, there would be no show fol bouezt
men III tho Court where such Judge would pro-
nluc. liz believed tirBt-clesa lawyer ought to
DO selected BY tho Opposition 10 ill the place Of |
Tree, aud thAt compromse should b. uade |
which would secure two good Judges " the |
county. lts fayured Dlckuy GU tho Opposition |
tiekct, because lo waa &ua,l VI high character,
aud lad a!rcady made good 1scosd Oh tho |
Bauch III = negAbor.lE equity. |
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