Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-19

tice.
That g. The GALAXY that general,
ob.aius Tor ouch o.ilcu ia U.h'f f,at.5.
Ihht lA1 tuIrrna iuIEtshi1 uhould
| ne 81 pAihie from uaI iule.buu. ut of
tue u'tlflct courts 90 will, I think.
c1h'eur' lhu latt tat Ia oil stilul
| Mhufe lhnt system ha8 once obtained,
~ nus ocen unsails.ac.Hly nui OF uhgrt
duration u tuHlciuul evidence q con.
ucmu Use rrAHuuI. the district r1uf.s
conilrlsins tho supreme court
We CgLcouc thattEe Judiciary ia bp,
one uratci Of S.a.u rIygrDuont and
/ We VIII not contend lhat 70 mual be-
/ supported NJ the uxro 40 of ptbor ~.
! Ofuiuaiod branches o. government. IL
tue salaries named can not be- IaiI.
/ lhcre be- no doubt abs juUFaH can be-
found who viii do most tillsip4t sef.
vice NJ lc.H salary even az uug.half II
| 5000; and That q grpgt uiajorily ,i
thom would have moro clear ggH1
than u0witoUuiyrd IN iea FL alter deduct.
lng allrNpUnEoa Of tillcs ruut, mraian.
iugs, clerk hire, ETC., tir. There arc
many H,ntyH, tUllp quito old atafra
oi the Union even, That nov p
but 5000 90 the ii4gua u Old e
supreme courts, aud ia many ul.. ".
lhc snlary VI their disillr. JuI.oa. W.
those s,ato8 tind able nad 'rzptfIeutoI
lawyers ready 10 lay dogl ITO active
WORK of advocacy anu d.u the wool
sack, aud who are Wiling 10 mold their
poaili0n o. long ua tlo po1pir ,5aut
them rn the one hand aud 10 q last. 4 ID
tue Other That itd.tgust urcrts.rlI.
mean cheap Judges, tuo ttl.e flNau.
Gas affords one iliustrilu4 rKa lulp. 4
.sIttl town from tho probate Iud.eJt
oiiicc furnished "a ju 70 Of tho uia'fir,
e|utt i1r Hhuy yClui thUnH1 ulrHinp
Judge many ytutf, ut s2.5OJ pof war
aaiNr- later federal Iudyr nuI .yr
many years lBst past a iuIr, Of tho
supfump court OF tue u itul rtltrs-
yadg1 Brewer ono VI Amuflca,F .blps,
Juflsts. Whine supreme Judso .n thr
email salary hu h.uucI down mnny
HlNHt ADS utuiflOIr, sons Uf Whlru
have been follower by many other
supreme coufi7 VI American statva.
While the Btf uesuuiatI1i lav ~ "A
policy that will secure abIs iuusr. and
tnHt will reasonably pay them, typt
iIClr fucpmm 1uIauulI on the whole
do not justify the criticism that fees
Wlso made paramount o. questions If
efficient service ug pf1v' iir.auGipleut
hGuuer " dis.figin AMI JUICES iAnt the
pgOpie Of the STATE might nave ruIre,a
IN % courts rr0mpty ami within
lrAch ui 30 ltH subjects. That .s Of
great Importance, that courts be- no
0stahlisaoI that lltIgAuts may be heard
within their lie time anu near home
and before the minds anu memory OF
wltnessns become implircI by age VT
other cJuslltrAt Uuf.
II the salary OF our courts was made
tlVOIl year y some o. The ablest pFau.
ltlOnufH would nUtuunudOn theirpmc.
tiuc for tho position; aud ia very
many cascs the ability of tho bench |
would not be- attrngtueued thereby.
IL takes yCats Of trnlnin. to make |
u NEST auic, careful Judge Of an ar- /
tive efficient advocate, And IN turn
whom lac becomes an Neutrality-suspicious.,
painslakiug Judge, II takes Tow yoatsi |
practice 10 again resume his strength
ani lower AS an advocate. This nj.
lOfds another consideration Qualifying
long terms OF judgeship.
the appointment % attorney general
or any other office ought not 10 be con- !
tluefei moment Toe history VI |
America shows u isa mistake 90 place |
0ulcinl power beyond direct account. |
Ablliiy To the people. The officer |
should not be placed beyond tho reach |
0i tue people through the ballot box, 10 |
that n he Is dereliot of his duty OF IN. |
VI thIr domauda the |
people may bring him back 20 them.
Lilclcnt and nOle service, prompt |
hearing OF cases gud the beet r8munuf. |
alton possible without neglect OF other |
branches " government, arc, / take 10, |
TIC objects nc which our Convention /
SHOULD aim, anu our press Hud Bar /
AssooiatlOn should stay their hand In 4
It accomplishments
Respectfully submitted.
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