New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16
= i COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, DKcExBER Is, 1876.
ussssA states e,rcvJe C;surs.

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FRIDAY, DEcEMBER Is, 1876.
Us1osA States circuit CssSs.
Pieseet-gon =. C. Billings. District Judge.
eeaasssaee Il fS,s 1s sesr 81 sss he asssscs
| unaed states ". 800 pounds Of leaf tssaeeo.-
su1eese 1nees t<cum hsusA for Lssis tseiagrs'
l .Bs4s VI Heo eeunAs.-s .us for O. Y;shsr.
| Same ". II, 400 ctgsaa-SaAe nor AIa1 Bsnes
e III :: n .:,ss: ., John S;:p... :s 3,
Gsis.a state. v. a,.si,.ssz q xe...a Eshrse
asewsr 4 eon.iasred % hsvs stands.s1 - sase
Sed To aiselle5y, Ave lots Of Land IL the equars
sss he e1es dreisrse tort ted eed si.o tho Sssd
stInea p Oelnnbus 3: Aiken. Jeec D. WBfisn, J.
sfMSvs,t.Gr:nd rhoos: Murray Ct sic!ee
canelea and sass continued 10 tAs eighteenth
John zaha. tutor. Va Gerrsni II surancs Com.
paoy.-JuEy impAneled and case cootinued to the
atxt. Nth inatAn
Supporter Dlssxsoe Ceurs.
In 10 Kew O, lesas Mechanic sositty-trmis.
tien granted to sithdrAw the record ~ the Attoe.
Chy q 80. 0rleeas "a wo ki.g.ene Bank.
2: = Palmer ': GEORGE ,. Johpsoo. -Petl.iss.
OoWoS0os C0D&o, etc., JOE 0e1o00onL
9uUos1oP Criulnal Court.
lNFosMArIoNA
Carrying concealed wes pO le-W llism Bib.
Assault and battery upon Q police 0fficer-Loui,
Lssars sky. assaultii Unicer A. ,. Henry. Decem-
Assault and battery, etc.-Frauk Johnson. a..
ssulttng OAicer +. Z. Williams, Septemb,r 10.
Assault and battery, stc.-Fisnk johnson. thirty
days Parish Prison.
First District Court.
State ex rel. O. orRe Phillips End Themes
sI@ssses: corpus. ssisscss sels eca.istsd to to
the Paish Prison. to await the rival Of hority
from tas r ~ Oh Of o9sssta. By Hon: " L ky.o.
ere vas some delay. i net being knows b +.
5:i5 r z al wee ps~sso!: keisto!s x,Is wprs.
ssnted BY John H. Ssw. ksq.. and John McKntEy,
eppeasSd for tbs State. During the in Grim Judge
AselI made the following statements for the bene.
II tSsss sceused parties now sppiieauts for the
writ OF haboae sorvns ware In the custody Of an
Other party than the t1 ; onaeer Of this
have BEEN released on bond They arc still on
ano her o6ioeT, tho eo1it would not is.ue SMOTHER
writ Of this KIDD. for the fist writ 10 in full forcA
But the, have b. 90 replaced in the custody Of the
Nj. Schmid.-Do understand this court would
have no jursdictioa II the custody had h.sn
Judge Abeli-Pzs cisely. They have been newly
iels esied to the ofBcer Of tkis CONT, AID thct
Willow hses the ar1umelts pro aud con. En- their
leesss Of half an hour va. taks n. when James
scs.ssa to 81 1er .tton.s osn::.i ssis.
Evans, which followed the tlad.vit Il Rb.s PAX.
eeeD. which declaxtd that n Noyfmfer II, leN.
child in the parish Of Ouach,ta, aud TAI aed, and
IN the Eorda Of Reyi.s q klayu:es 7op7. beiag u
opinion tn It the attasea eught to be put en- Il oil
cust eoS ~ SS, ale. il until tney could 3
lexf dIto the sAid parish
II. New laid particular strs o. on tie words At
ssa s0stsd t vas een-td 4 ,hs rites hsl nat
dlw, it IVES $50 shswn they We . hcIe 80 Wit.
ne sc a1a $40 tn:s there w;ss no grocs, dins.
III .pnicn Of Justice b. ans who considseed. II he
had tie opinion. . crime had been commit Cd. no
5s.sase q Our epni.n . thss it cog
jsnsdics'on. This !: The only point II a.at1snee
judge has jurisdiction when criae IL Commute
e3s opt il be vi hin the t. rrito,y over wh'oh he
ton, end must b. Construed str.c IL. It 70 ia
d. rosatsOn Of the CON mon r.ght Of an sccused to
be examioed in the vieinsge O the alleged crime.
teen commtted and that the accused fed. Now,
the affidavit shows thst kfsa Plakston didn't
Judge Abel here stop ed M. New. and said that
he would like 10 h-sr I. ON ths other de. There
violstion 4 law. Every evasion Of the COMMON
right should be construed STIR ;tly.
~innts: and aid not psopcss to INTO al the
narrowing dets 10 Of the Pinks' on crint. He had
not r. al tho testimony. but was wiling t. COR.
contain d notbisg to show tho accused hsd H. d.
But he did rOt c0L s:der that LecessarS. The point
shs justice to be Of opinion til It crime had been
com" it,ed. He rad the fol wing ses tons Of the
Revised statues including 1910. at the request Of
.ction 1910 refers to the duties Of committing
mA9stl stes, the preliminary sxsmina Ion, the
u stiw0ny, commit 81 for trta and release on bail,
all relating to offsn.es committed within their
sections lsls and 1867 are almost identical, the
variations iu secii>n 2O67 bling include1 In
fenss IN one psri.h and hy .Ifissl t. aeother. on
M nsse. vhsrs sosh s.Ssr
found. It shall be his duty to issue bis warrant,
directed to the sheri3 or any o:her prcper C :er,
sod H. o. examination, u jusuce Of tue pscs
sha Ie Of opinion that he to be put on trial
AZ tie ALLEGED ~ shall e som1 III him 70
where Tho oflense Is alleged t. have o7sn COM
In addition to this sect N 1913 prov lee for the
Section 1885 is on the duties Of sheriff. eturn of
wits within ton DAYS AID providiog that war
ras 70 msv bs executed in any parrish.
on this M walker insisted that the testimony
pointing to the two accused e Of tn, pa,ty Who
had committed the crime. the fact that the crime
had been committed was enough to jusify the
magistrate in taking iukisdictiOn o. committing
them to be tran fen ed to Se put on their tIis';
proof Of flight It was ugh that they were here.
Fat il part Of the crimes It y no onense to
Zee from OuacAiss. It 10 natural for man Who
bas committed . crime. u the Justice 10 q is6ed
eaough, for the law docs not say that 1t shall be
Judge A6slI-Where oes he got bis jurIsdictioni
MI !. oe cs.e: 3. sS.
might be weeks before On Indictment could be
found and . aryant dispatched here. THE law
provides shat without that c'imina, may be held
ton orly requires that the justloe should DO OF
opinion that the crime Wa committed.
Judge Aboll-Tne policy OF the law and common
-. ht require that man shall be pursued at his
hone. -, r.
Mr. Waker-Tl ere IL no Len...i VI rghts. They
are not to DO tried hare.
Judge Abel II the law was 60 the condition OF
thugs Neuld be VI ~ bad for STRANGERS VINO came
here. You NAV LOT remember that yesA ago
"a anRers could bs arreated AID put In jail and
kept there at the suit Of any ra* cal who chose to
sue them, and that 1he:e were th0usands OF cases
6iuus impri sonnent. II these men have fed, then
Mr. WALKER disclained any political appearance
jim asti who declared that It made no differ
e.,ce to him who was before II - kqusl justice
AID, impartial would ba received BY Al
MI. Walker stated that when CRIME nad oeen
| c,mm tied the criminal forfeited oil rights.
Mr. walker reiterated the points made, and
Asked the court to take the matter into consid sr