The sun., 1895-03-31

tnht m the future we would have the tndfct-
ments filed in the Clerks office
HIS DEMAND FOR CARRoLL's HEAD AND HIS
THREAT.
Then the Recorder pulled out paper from his
nents in this court!" Judge MARITIME and Judge
ndfn tidfssrHd We're we're thers and Find Of acted as
has been a sort of unwritten law in th: court
that where any new Judge comes into the court,
ACCORDED to him. and You " having I taken 0fsn Re
corder Smyth's place. whatever Recorder Smyth
ha T1q choose to rsmovs them you may
had twelve; he had two clerks and had one.
yet we we're willing to give to him although a
SAW that he was looking AT his list very atten-
yos ysy have "aa d %s oskss see that list
e"4 E sad 5's nf@s 1nst
or Judge Fi,zperald Of Judge Martine The he law; law
says says that the Judges or the General Sessions
ment. and it must be done by the court 1t is
sE s for viii t.Fs ,Sa. &. Us
A|S1ny lns can Est sEsIn'%" and shs
was pretty % good % %na you said why that that
sounds very much like a threat. As far
dlstasteful for me. l wish | didn't have any
that ii you gentlemen can fnd any any means un sVd Of
taking it away from us honorably and In way
Where where we @ cannot not be- be- % deSraded n 10si and
stamped upon and spit upon will say good-by
Mr. Le1owIWell, W where ts"S911id would you put it,
Judge?
gentlemen favor Mayor Strong. but il you fiHe
Strong, give it to Strong. l honestly think that
these court attendants should be made deputy
sherlhs. Now. want you to understand that
don't care a fig about this patronage business.
II you can, get it away from this court hon
besmirched or insultcd am satisfied. ! am not
fshi ing for patronage, and do not want you to
and fs asr sFess ss
had said that that he would take that or moth.
We simply got up and went out. The next
thing we knew was that some OF you gentlemen
were introducing this bill against us up in
Recorder Gotr had been getting moro unhappy
al the time. His face was a study, Occasion
trembled. He occasionally wiped the perspira-
tion from hi. forehead. Il was Just about this
reached the court room. Judge Cowins wss
saying something about refoTmers in general,
The recess 10 oennrm Il the ae new" ' lasted % about
half M hour. When Senator QConnor raped
The first report sns fas"sn hSs' unfortunately sn been
verified and at this moment an associate stands
at At the highest bar 1 for Judgement" He vent on
was antagonist to me" He concluded with
suggestion 9f weeks adjournment. Senator
q, vote was taken Judge Fitzgerald delivered a
short eElogy Of Judge MARITIME. He WAS the
point If hreaking down once or twice while he
WAS speak ing. and lie could not restrain tho
tears. Judge Cowing also spoke.
oCoSNnR HOPES THE JUDGES WILL SETTLE 1T.
After the adjournment to Saturday next, Sem
atur Oi i'onn"r said:
This is very sad state of affairs, indeed. 1t
does seem 10 the members OF this committee
that the differences tnnt have caused this visit
should have been settled by the Judges. We
Will say tina, IT would eyery satisfactory to the
committee II another visit should become un-
necessary"
After The adjournment Judges Cowing and
Fitzgerald retired 10 their rooms. The Rrcordcr
ana Williams TraverS Jerome. his aid got Srna-
tors O,C"nnor and Lexow s~hind the bench and
kept them there. talking at thcm the while. for
nearly an hour. As To any possibility Of settle
Ment no one would say.
JUDGE MARTisEs SUCCESSOR.
With the death Of Judge MARITIME the necps.
sIiy. for any Republican drkcr with Recorder
Cot for patro. age appears 10 cease. as the suc-
reSs9r Of judge Marttno VIII doubtless bc n Re
likely tn deprive OF his fourth share OF The
patronaG" dispensed hy The Judges OF the Court
Of General Sessions; Chapter aGl ul the Laws of
1887. which created Tie once Of Judge of tho
Court of General Sessions, under which Randolph
is. Marine wns elected in November of that wear
made u" provision for hllng = vacancy in case
passed in lS0?, supplies this defect. II pro-
Siinnrs SSiinnrs tina, wien no other provision of law for
filling vacancy in an elective Office has been
son to execute the DUTIES hereof until
Me Vacancy shall be Giird hy an erc-
ton ton Gov Morton therefore has the ap..
who may he expected To he a Republican inv
yer, Tag new LudE viii hold nnice only until
next November for the uHcXIrred term OF nix
years.. II Is usual IN Gaze Of Vacancies in Judi.
clhi once 10 sl"tt Lor full terms. bat the law
which created the Iudfe-hip left vacant 10y the
death Of Judge MARITIME provided that a Judge
should he elected every fourteenth year after
the election In 1887.