New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30
RIGHToRoE THE RAMPAGE
RIFF HANDY DITTO


Il by William H. Hunt, as attorney
~ es s. CLARK, for an injunction. 1t
ahcf ompanied by bond in blank for
= 3 that might ba required by the |
~ ssn gned by plaintiff and John Phelss,
's 81 "a president of the New Orleans
AOSe, 20 xchange and president of the Ma
ed "a ottou Exchange, as security.
a9a t1ea. function asked was against the |
'cosd sale Of some movables belonging
scrib liif, but now leased to Samuel L.
49,. stil next November.
| of i .nit Of Summers & Brannen, of Lou
Inv. Il :; Kentucky, VS.. James s. Clark, in
irts h District Court, there was adg-
,aSali the late Judge Saucier in favor of
W. nsl aafendant. Summers s. Brannen
Z rec d TO Judge LudeliDg's Supreme
! this Judge Ludeling and his confreres
arn posed BY the White League military
5 iii sixth District Court was abolished
n ~ a legislature.
.,y-eig SIX went to Washington, but during
ne5 as isa See the Manning judges, Grants
,ast q. q 4 gate gentlemen" took up the case
tn d own to Clark and decided it against
ieet Il now went down to the defunot
rs e DiAirict Court, where it seems that
siIts. VII sncier having died and the court
9izsa bolished, the vacancy in nothing had
q 81 "a by Mr.. Nichols appointing Judge
ageas 1Ss Why should he not be called
q sa RiphtoIR Defeated candidates for
nens Is ro ugnally called by the name, go
ths olalmants for the cftice, and many
claim at all.
Hxs ourtesy, as in the case of colonels
IN q ors, grants the title, and it is mere
as ". and nnchivalrousness to dispute
4 pas d mark of lofty breeding and ab-
syr littleness to cheerfully accord such
0sieans here claimedi or where the color of
l |, ass,ssa e g, sxists.
4 and we're various questions as to the
y = sels y the lessee and other grounds upon
q ef Ae seizure was considered Illegal;
ana 8 te the grounds urged and the ex-
" ,sssas q 81 the security offered we're euch
Injunction was granted, subject to
Ii tne de, with damages against the par
y s,lss 20 y i ii prove wrongfully issued.
nt on gas the simF le and ordinary judi
& sPss seor sdiug OF act which has created
on Ms than has been accorded to hum
dated similar doiugs for years past.
Nth Sheriff Dubuisson, who served
on. sit Was turned over by Mr.. Walsh
horne lice. He was imprisoned and re-
~ T.. for two or three daye, on the pre-
plan d said, that his offense involved
''sg esiies . son This carries ns back to the
ne li.,,a 81 ID youthful reading Of the Abbott
ime ad Charles l., Lady Jane Gray,
spls5Sy VI ~ deem OF Scots, Dudley, Dlrnley,
beth : Stafford, Essex and q host Of
j issi. But who would suspect our quiet
III Il, ID Dnbuisson of the dark and mys-
ln the lims Of high treason in these mod
issn ssi - Sd
rect, Q anday Judge Rightor issues war
bg Inc rreat against Judge Shaw for con
so lsIo court in issuing the unfortunate
9, late b, and James S. Clark for apply
e RS sr5n t and swearing to the necessary
e 'Es q. Z. ns. The otfenses Of Mr.. Attorney
III. Clerk Jack Wharton and se
4 sHe n N ohm Phelps. are very properly over
'se 9sqs M. Clark is easily forgiven, having
in6sr N ~ the advice Of counsel, and de
nv. n aurss |lh 10y for California. DubnissoI
lvllliam sh bailed, and the deputy sheriff
arts ia force and scour the city fc
sd haw, the only remaining victim
Of fwea omhouas is invested. Some of hi
none si1s 4 Who have nothing to do with hi
2 lee, snairs, are unpleasantly Swallowed
uIlsd b domiciles under occasional survei
l3m eaa,so = his has been going on some fou
etsens ting which Judge Shaw has visits
oUED, House, Cnstomhouse, the REPuI
a la.sho y Germam Gasettc offices and tn
y drs Of some Of his friends, sn
: s'i'I u u led Camp and Canal streets wit
.s.s Sbs Aas ay throng. Yet the deputy sheriff
u meas ha popular complaint against th
ia X az and ID never where they are wanted
ms = the. the time.
Z pnE.eas Rightor, If his court has legl
s at eli, is only concurrent or O.
sog .ouAD; y, 8iih Judge Shaw. Judge Right6
les q {, kholla commission and Judge Sha
= sass1ii msss1 6eg oommisAion. Even if Juds
I .ss.E, Ct son1 eommission gave a color of It'll
orlisn q give him no right over the persc
q num shaw on 2 question OF eOntsmp
II. VII ts4s. yer Of arrest or imprisonment I
I. lsts gal act a Judge Is net amenab
las s saG ef for judicial act, especially
on "a II appellate relation between theI
mex j As amenabilitY OF the one to u
lSsrsh aas On the contrary, each is indepe
t1nh4 n f~k -
szeS 70 ltaoked when the Senate shall tai
.saasss5 .S.ass lnpsachment, and sends its Sc