The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-23
EX.vIcE PRESIDENT KEysEn
before tho People Of Baltimore nv h,
lNucllc nslent Dcn,Ocrnt-Ilin Plea Ia

before tho People Of Baltimore nv m
independent Dcn,ocrrt-Mis Flea 10,
an Independent Judiciary. pr al a
baltimore Sun Of Saturday. :n7T wt "a
The independent judiciary "a mn,;vr i Ia,
ron, t,;,,, :, a,,a,a,, M. ps LAX
1,,;.a..,; =, .,s"ct "'"'.us u'e''es
oe', .t'' ~ ING Gonncord'a Opera House
told the tale OF the cause OF var" Tho
remarks Of Mr.. j, Hall Peasants m ,,l;n,o,
the chair we,o hr;ot hvt =. A. 80.
NV, "" 800 D''.'' ~ % sAe point
" henpolltlcai manlpulators extend their
methods 10 the judiciary" he sud ,!'llley
should and must In NH do,,,, " T., ~,
short, strong sentence ihc rcason ia n1c ,I,
stated why citizens sLontd not nnJ ny
kind Of action imposcI mon ih"m Ia NV ~,
IMPERATIVE duty Il they wonld not s 10 ,i r.,
their liberties 10 be invaded m s, ,,o
Of Mr.. William Keyser WIS n maStortv ~ ~
raipn,,e,,t of The methods an<i nron,;,!. =" y,
,he political conbinations that r." u
pert use OF machine politics have ,,ndnr.
taken 10 rule the purity and hive arrnnat e,
to themselves he exclusive r;"ht ~ S .%"i.a
nominations, "You are hcre to.n;"h, y
said Mr., Keyser. '"in resnnnso ~ ;. in,,,
signed by over three hmndrod a~ MI
ily OF vour iellow.c;,izans ost Gu,.
vol, 10 ioin them in ava,t;nr ,ha ,, n,eni;!s
Of biased md trammelcd ;n,;c;ar ," ,.h;nly,
threatens ono Of Tho most sacroJ - W. Will
stitutions," That WINS The nL;ect ~ ~ ~
meeting, It was moi IL mee,;n.; NJ nnl; ~.
iaus or OF men seeking nol;,.al nrof.p," t.
but Of merchants. tr.dcsmnn All ,Hani,an'
les interested solely in nrnn,o,;n., .hn .".'i
faro nj t,lc ciiv. Thai aI;n.t T. =, NY, VIZ
city of Baltimore "ior the nest t;itpsn vea y
judiciary free from nartv trom~ ei so on11
corruptipy influences IN Mace mnon tha
Supreme Bench men who IRON, tha;r " ,o yi'v
position can look down With ,nmno, .v..y
upou The strife of partv and ho,J aioi. ~
ever. ]anced sca|es ~ ;,,s,ico ana Hna ss.e
tee to every good citizen nro,ect;ee,, w. h" 3"
for life and proper,y. and mete nv, - o III
offenders. without fear mr. favor IA ;, a..
punishment for their cr;mea !" Wv 'i''
It il the h;uhest div n a c;,;xo,, j.. L.
that the laws are imnar,ialiv adm;n;e ~ 81
and inliexibly oyerntcd. foy i;ta ~ 'z.
er,v and ,he nerne,,,a,;an -; ~ ~. p,ol'
tions ara invoIved in i IN! N.Y. 1 I
no;ntcj ont d. ia ~ VOL, iss s w. heyset
for come limo n,ot o,.;ua t - II, NV .aat
md imdfinrcnrS II '" "ur ne ~ .Ie uplnehess
cal control nj thiu c,tw los c "ans !iie poi.i'
hands OF continuation D4 ni t msn u 'n,G .ne
sought 10 use Il ior thn;r nors" sm WY nave
ment and ,he nro,no,;nn ~ az 'a:lee'
chemcs Thera mon oro " Wy, .I'' , "ln nit'ous
tbis communiiv The nho " eto,s sn ~ IN
oi tho man "a not a"n b os ". e.; ~ many
to ito considered oven renn ~ .%'.;e tneh
What the conseouencas ha"a hoo .'' Ms T.
srrbei in wnrds ,Ln trn,i i"oe , plGn " ae
mi he onrstlv a;snnto II" S,o WIZ, couLu
ia,e md;r;ary ron ,;a 0aes,lla o! tne
paid rmnloves nj ,ha c;,,, vi" "hon; 'au. W o'
hess OF their. political m,sors my ny a M'e oe
i;u" n a irao cko;.a ~ h.Ae'ets, u1u .tnfo1
thtir s,rviccs were mia E ceUp,e ny WON
conc;i;a,c ,he indoes and eoon.. . v ,i, 10
position were envared IN aetiyoly lnIi, ow
for The i,,dpcs rennm;natcG ',na sume,.n
those "w,o The ney, lav ,,,ov ny o su n3;s 81
or de'endan,s heiore ths;r tr;h,, ~ '"'nt'4S !,
vol further. "SIanv If tha an,mln'a. Aho
comrfs nofor;onsiv davo," ,pr; y. .'le
OF their limo to local nol;,;n ,a's ~, 1or.lon
succeeded in rcnder;no fhn Sn,,S "l ~ nave
more Distinguished for nol,;"ai nd ns!'es
exerted within them Than ior t%o aToa.;l
ness will, Which Justice ;tsalf ia anu
ed" il results from this TINT ' s.,nan "n
gaped in pursuits not only i; ny, I;rsn. c ,e en-
lion of tie written Inv bn. wh;oh o l'o.'f,
the moral semsr "f IN" como,n; a,.ii sioch
cane with inpunity althonah ntho s1 y, o.
Conscientious officers of liz c; I,4e, more
deayor irnitlesslv IN hr;nc hon ~ may ;s.; ~
Business can be onenjy . oon1. ~ !'S.lGe'
bauoh Inc tne morals y H. na"aia' w.
poyerisliur the already moor r o~d hs III
less. filling with misery mi ,ieau, .a.at
iails and nImshonses md o nn I,esMr o9s
boast lint no INV cah r"uch thn,n nn uPeh,
their Influence is notent IN 10 , n,;na ~ '!a3
dietary" fS' = ""'.us 'ho w.
Is Ills pjcture oycrlrown, Avn ,ho.o =,
aclsi thc post lint sustain i an aTe,e oe
hiI;,;cs in II" t u,nre 1 ~ ~ and pfoba
y;nnsi ,oi uv;.'eu a!'a cIec1ea ny proles
alohal polV!tlH's, anu what holloway "a
Judge, may possibly execute the law with
evcn.ilanded Justice who owes his position
to personal influence and private considera.
ton. No public, however. Can he ma,la IN
accent his rullpgs without suspirion md
no man can diyest himself II tLs iae Gua
| that prejudice and nreicrence nav ', nna.;
bly, at times blind this eyes, il thnTa
was no olher reason, the popular
doubt vol tho .lmpartiality Of tho
Judges would be sufficient Of. itself for
pehMAolnS lhat lhey shall 20 chosen