, 1876-11-05

T. -o - tAe VI ia1, out tnrcc OF 10ur u35s a!ter
~ mas over, on account OF the agitation on the
sne; snpJeel! ne gave some attention and made
some inquiry. The result was that he
peea1ae satisfied tkat there YVES
what 1u d;d d>herense creme oi opinion ,.. as to
newspapers differed ak5ut ii. And at that
moment he had no decided opinion as to what
actually took r1ace during the course of the
tflal. t 1t seemed to bin, that the proper time
ior investigation was EnoW, because the public
Judgment was made up OIL an uncertainty, and
postponcment was not required or demanded.
u the charges were true, as made, certainly
action was demanded; II false, action was also
demanded. At any rate, a fair Investigation
Should be had, anil the truth reported 70 the
Association, when. they could determine what
action should be taken.
JUDGE LAWRENCE t
said II the request came through Judge Neal
lister he Should be in favor Of adopting the
resolution He supposed there would be 10 inn
propr'ety 1 when any ef ths Judges of the Courts
rulings questioned and his motives assailed-iu
the judge bringing the matter before the Asso-
ciation, which was Interested like himself in tic
administration Of justice, and asking that the
with view Of giving more accurate information
to the public than they would probably derive
through the ordinary sources. He doubted,
however, the !p1oprlety of tnstitutlng an inyes-
tigation of this sort on their own motion,
epd Tta9t e penf eaae5g TSdm to- naS 90
We're about to A'faaf Investigate. sAo He '2Sa az
not know any reason why they should assume
the Jurisdiction Of a right to Investigate the
conduct or Judge in a murder. trial any more
tnan n anT other trial that had occupied the
attention Of the public, and been a matter of
peculiar interest. He Thought they we're wan
dering Into rather dangerous regions, wien
they assumed q power Of that sort. He. was
opposed to It unless = request was made as he
pone would prevail.
MIR. NIGH
remarked that the resolution had not been
offered nt The s,,oresi;on If in5re H. A11;sto~
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