The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-02-25
Of TIE Sams Opinion Still.

re have nO' yet discovered say good reason
WY nc should charge our vle~. touching the
J1dss-lp question from those expressed in these
e'---Ails t"o weeks ago As understand L.
Doth q tle candidates Low IN the field. are com
jeieIii Tor The Place. after admitting That NJ
Marshall l. The ablesg lawyer OF tie tao ia point
Of learning eti-l there arr seyeral REASONS 70 K
considered in arriving al a conclusion IN Ills
matter, aut a. this tlIaE Ne Win aiBde % hut one
Of them.
~ 3afsilall is What Is coaa ulollly termed A
CaTiorat.oa LlWyrr.7 al!d bg has fraIaea la.ng
ard ce.Bed IuIe 81 slr laws 10 conclusions fa-
'tTael- u the slrlasg corporations OF The state
lhss has AZ coiac Ia his lo.g ana "a E doubt r5t
correct liiie " business. His 1T has been cast
N4iA TIE cIp5lati. l-. sH6 he las bat worked fsr
l1e bes5 ia-eresls Il his clients. A. az attorney
aud ). oa citizen. competent II plead before
ANY co-Tl ii The land he may be s,ill .,e 1.usl
conclude ihs lhe-e iszed associations and yiess
81 Latse avs wlien haze becslae real fa-r oI
himself just as . mans religion oT h. iuhdality
becoIi.es part IF lie man which cannot be fully
ST a,l,a. or ignored as occasion may require.
makes .ill, Ia III il very mildiy an undesirable
ulAn is,r lhe h.sh position Of circuit Judzs-a
Judge Wis Hay he. lsss VIII I, almost every term
ci his court he caiiet lp0u 10 interpret anew the
Laws he has previously framed sud engineered
tlT3ash lhe Legislature. a. operating between
the corporations ia whose favor they HAD been
framed AID lassed. and the common people-Iae
e.ialieelar. lae lah0re-, etc. We Say such q laan
IS Io- desirable l-se for circuit Judge
We believe &r. Marshall 10 be honest In this
l2a.ter, a-1 CO lspl for moment presume 30 say
G-al be would Intentionally Go Ought but s. aai
DE a1enel t. be tile correct thing 70 do, bur lie
mus il ,le very nature Cd ]3, ease. De 10 Ger
tain extent, pl,judle-d IN favor OF. and have
certain oe.sau Of sympathy Tor hjs old life-lon.
friends and associations 81 liva he cannot over
c"ale tIy a, be may. and we say il with an honor
[, r.. Marshall. Ills : bat human, and he l.as
mol r5sen stlsove h;s humanity. Any sincere.
earliest advocate u = principle, we care not Ehat
i Ia! be cUung, lie exempt from these c0adi-
.iaGs AID ,Aere IS ~ ha-al III all ibis i'll The in
dividend rhyu exercised under proper control,
BAT - ea Used ell 5e Judicial bench and without
re-tc az Z. Is a l-I IN danger OF being a}3.,sed
aal lerlatIig d power Tor evil. and ,ha, without
Tie consent % .le principal.
We atgal introduce g,her proper objections
hFr II Least f.T he present he Withhold them
TIE ore zee hzve Jselt upon Is enc Of vital i'm
= --.a4ee re ever. citizen Of the circuit and one
wa-eh j. y>ias d.>ea sel ly tac thoughtful PEE
U.s ID gly elreuiL
NJ s"ttr. While he a.ay not be - deeply read
"a Blackstone. and being lygagel further inland
mag uo. have had the extended practice that his
honorable opponent HAS n; d Ae Is still free from
thc entar Clement. aud objections We have raised
sGh.-i IT. Marshall. lie j. a man who has
fogga: is Own Way Ia the front tLu> Cur. He Is
.u4a tri.. among -ise ieaF'e luGuut a tiat,ered
sll ID sea.th q. f.,.er. lie IS Wen endowed
with good, s1.ul common sense ANA abuudautly
a.3e 80 discern between -5gst ana wrong. and So
think, able 10 Rightly ia.o-r7ut The l-vs of The
state
We have looked This matter over to consider
a5le excl. during tl.e T..st t.Fo weeks. and We
have sen 10 reason To ohan.o our previously ex
pressed opinion ard have 40 he>i.glty in asking
orr pe re IS lo have yo,e u cast 10 cast il for
3ir saLt. Eut there are these 70 ao think dlEer-
entity Cr,! respect their opinions also. and We
Gecl quite comfortable over tie situation from the
fact tagt He believe we shall have Judge Of
IHene than ordinary ability Whichever enc Of TIE
t7,s.f. may be -uec-s=ruI Ia winning the prize.