The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24

lionl al oiaine ol f,oliceuaan Si5aamer VINO
recently killed Young man named Rice
~ tnat CITY. Judge Depue sHerF properly j
gave baumer over into the hands ol the
grand Jury Inc other day 10 spite o. me
fov.rsa III, Tha i,daa = u do,sn f., a.
law varv avrl;c;tlv that AZ, ot,3cer hos No
~;obt y dra : he scea,,o, +, arrest for a,,v
thing less Than felony. ard Banner vii,
in al, ,;Lal;hoad And b;msa 4, trial for
M urriar before many weeks. IN, sn,,rose
q flor tba coronar,s ;nru ooo,,;ttad h;,n
that lie had imnroveei his freedorn hv an,;c;-
pating the action Of .Jndoe .Denue and
betakinc himself bevond the reach If his
pursuefsl The coroner's iurv would then
have had the distinction Of hav.
inc assisted b;s f3;obt and cheated
vengeance Of her lawful victim. Coroners
iuries are farcesl They do no aoodi
They are NO qoodl The Legislature can
not wipe out the cosouer entirely. because
he is Constitutional officer: but it can
strip him of all his prerogatiyes. except
those the Constitution expressly confers
upon him. And those are not large
enough 10 enable him TO do any harm.
Let someone introduce An act reducing
him 10 his Constitutional nofbinpness.
$500 :.
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no Crime was eviuenceu ~ Tue inaoiii'y u
bring him To The bar of iuslice. FINALLY.
after an eager nosine through records for
noint against him, thew hauled him up
On the technical nre,ext that he had
been o,;ltv Of contemnt of court II was
a mere subterfuge 10 make him answer
for so,oetl,;no avan If notb;np could he
Ior somelning even II ho'niug coulu w
con annrove If that nstbod of nersecn-
~, .Thoro 8 ~ ,5or of ,,o,;on;tv about
= that wine Tho v;ct;,n moro friends than
= 49, q. H. +, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ao,o ono;,,st ,,;,, ord sarors 80 r,,,o,, IF
INSCRIPTIONS detective methods that make
case when none can be found. Ii
Dodd's mismanagement or error OF Judg-
ment have Improperly sacrificed the
money of those who trusted him, let him
be made to make good the loss; but the
idea of evolving guilt out of innocence,
and pursuing. by strained technicalities of
the law, as criminal, one who has COM
m nasIs;a no crime is repu'sive 70 every
The TArTLER has received from Elizabeth
a statement of the debt difficulty made in
behalf of the people, and response by
the Singers. Next Sunday morning when
we have had time to read the two pamph-
let's we may strive to shed some intellectual
radiance into the dark recesses of the dis
cussion. For the present it is enough to
say in general kind of way that the main
end and purpose of the corporate existence
Of Elizabeth City is not to pay the Singers,
nor should be,-though of course Eliza
beth should pay her debts. The function
of government in this Republic is not to