, 1881-02-18


md against TIM real interest nt ltIeunts.
As lawyer htInsclf lie nugilt fr,nn SELF
Interest |" fnsor TIC blll. But he wasn't tlat
Kind Of lawyer. When Legislature
shut dawn on litigation md pre-
vented t,nnr nun from bce0nl,ns
p,orcr through, tho eternal payment
Of CURT costs, lawyers fct,s, ETC, II ,ttd him
favnr, and not M injury. lIu Ind heard of
MI oil ferInnii WIN swnre he would get
}is,icu III Amorlcn, but, II D.u couhln'ttlu that,
wo,tld get 1t IN Gcrmauy, aud, II not there,
tl,on In hell. Threat InEl,tcr.l Tile natural
disposition OF tnan WINS 10 nppcn, and tic
s0ni,Gr tlo Legislature did something II,
cllcck this growing spirit nf litigation, the
better.
Yol'ngblood, Of 1'ranklfl, took tho other
aldc, atid argued III fayor Of
THE lltH1fr DF Atl'EAt rnit EVERYBODY,
no matter how small tic case might sccnl to
be.
After good deal moro talk OH l,otl, sides,
Olwtn, OF Crawford, l1l0vctl to refer Tho bill
to tic Committee oil judicial Department.
The n,otfnn brought 1ferrlnHtoi,, nf Kane,
to his fegt. Without mln.ng wDr,l4, he nrn-
ceetlctl to dellonncn the bill rs In Thu Interest
Of lawyers. Of cheap litigation, aial Of BREED
Ing neigthortIoml disturbances. liz was
gfnd tlle il,ntinu to c0lll,ntt Ind becn mattc,
for lin committing Tho bill he saw its carly
death.
Morris, Of Ifartin. a.,d one or two others
who wern stilarttng more or less Under
Sfanr's reflections on tic legal craft, tuok
Eatns 10 deny that lawyers wurt shysters nr
were etlgaKe't III lcglslatfnR purely III tlloir
own Interest.
MnWfIlIams moyed to lay tic motion to re-
e"ta.a .,..1 W. !sH tI.ic. oattiicn. ,,,i ,,n
eieRR' III oA'l''e' the nl1t1'or l tlo Dill,
AFfEA''T:h TO HOLSTER IT, ltfs NIT"
III MI ingenious II INT entirely dLsingcn,tons
speech.
Tho motion to strike ont the appeals Sec
ton was stGfeate! bya vote Of V yeas a,u! IL
singcrIy congratulated themselves over tho
cFoSe shave.
The npr0ilents Of the bill then atieln pied
thu pnlfcy Ut Ersftsng on nfl sorts Ut nn!els'l..
inelits. Dnc shugl't. to limit tho right Of
lntiscrllnlnate nppenls BY restricting them to
cases wl.ere the Judgment, appealed from ex-
antl several others met lts sll.lu fntc. lid
lilE wns tlnatly ordered tl,grnsse't for Il tI,flI
delegation! sotsd ns follows: Yeas-Cloona,i.
German, kr0ll, McKOne, McAla1ian, A1lGrn-
s!awski. Ilatkc, Srxtui!, Sullivan. Weber;
Nnys,-tnllsns, q: $. C0Dk. Harris, Pearsnt,
~ '''A
Tho Scnntn bill to pAy tho clnn Of ex-1.fout.-
10y M!oilti was reah rst limo a'la sent 70 tho
ettst'itteo .. pn n,Apptnpr!atl9ns+ ..,
scr IT, r, ~ cSy y h;c looton 10 fec"h-
''0' w r,,,, T,,,yv @n~so,,,,r,ov mr.,
i.lh ~" e"n9,i't"At'oN nl'''
wes .s.,asa. snG.fcd y! tng , other y ,,ay. ,.,,
,,1m,t, Mr s y IN nnG, ~ it1eSa r. @ a. ~ @ :" npp
tto ias ~ y, VIM ,ins cN "o "''.l vi 'ho
Tho Tho Con,;,it,eo M IN" o., Ele1ton reported fuyor
ally o1l Il i,t,n,bsr Of Iii!s, iI,rii,tIux uu ny
ltnihwin nroyiflitv fer tho plrefiutl If IoII,t'S
srhool snprrlnt er.luns. III Nuvo1nbvr, 1871. and
every four seArs thereafter.
bly, on. Dysart's bill requiring Assessors to
administer the Outh to IersuIls listing per-
sollal property, and making failure 10 10 tfu Il
mistlchIualior, punishable by il Il,o not cx-
cectllNg 500 fnr ench Oil:rnse; also, on Cav
ms blll requiring Ul1tcers having the euStMly
OF pnp.c llinas 10 publish MI a1siist.ll s'atc-
iilGnl G OF iecesF!tS A1tu uaSonrsehseits.
u, e voin. I%tvG sit " Juuscia @ ~, ep",ingim,
mEnaia WILLY SouEnt Z, ~ III tile n';lj0llty
Isn9}rs "'setse y lne osti,feme Ionr1 cunsoi.
iI..o''' tims. A'' 'o'ee''oA S'"'c'' II o'e e'ef'
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