Graham guardian., 1902-05-30
Vlu'd lLuIsh July Sys.lm.
EDITOR { UARDIAN:

As comments in the Mcintosh
lse see m to I've i order, will you
omit II little space to one OF
ncd,rn views, from our scientists
lund point? As TO how people
iewcd the sacredness Of trial by
uy, Us guaranteed by the Consti
luton OF these United States, II
he time Of Washington. we car
Il Washington was a great an
cod man, but he never saw al
nvclOpe with a postage stamp VI
n it. lie never saw iocOmotiv
einc, much less the tanning {
he forces which is n,w 'omino
o cvon school boy. Washingto,
I'd the Constitution sanctione'
he right Of human slavery. Bu
o we venerate this now, becaus'
cople then, believed it right?
Lcl;nd Stanford said, that if
al has usincss and let his iai
u'cIftIe with his business, iba
uan was u fool. Our American
a1ut,s are largely made by Law
as for lawyers. We all know
at iltse days, TO be goo
ositt. (ailus, a criminal Law
~ is 80 win The fattest fees il
III courts Cf Gn) )jnstice Fron
.cland Stanford's view of business
lawyer who would abolish .
Lar &c al these fat fees, IS a 10"
iil'y E. Jones cries out: "Le.
'"Id ly The old land marks"
Naiius, states C, mmunities O
dividuals, who cling to old idea
Ie back number.
trayel,d fom st. Louis. Mo
0 Sacramento, Cal, by ox,poweI
This WAS the best way we had thel
o travel between those cities
Later, we Of California had tn,
ony express. Then we were er
hl,d To hear from the states il
IS than six month. "Old lar.
aaIks" han begun to pass ava,
Now, if our morning paper don
we us The happenings Of yesteI
ay Of the entire earth, we are be
md the times How is this fo;
sold land marks?"
Ne s,i'tla jury. Chiefest as
he qualifications as juryman i,
aving never expressed an opir
IN. Very well; in fact, is it not
mlctont jury man, he who is
cgatively balanced, so as tina
he opinion of some positive mind
his conclusion--on anything.
Will Wiley E. Jones, or an
ther successful criminal lawye'
axe lis reputation as to the ILL
rating of his next criminal ellen
d allow his jury TO be selectcc
ecause of their known INTEL
ence, and solid integrity? ]
ct, would he allow positiv
ind, Il man with a high crown
cad on his jury at all.
Wiley E. Jones places grea
ress in the defense of the inr,
ystcm on the freedom of tn
lroy the sacrcdnoss Of the pos
IN Of II juror, etc. Very well
q much the more the necessit,
hat these sacred matters be dis
llowed TO come before the un
linking rabhle. Those men wh
ave no opinions. What is th
mind Of a man?
As this is a long chapter o.
'sell, / will just say that when
ras 10y, General Donathen, (h
h" led victory to our arms
IoXico) or Thomas II. Benton
ould select a jury and clear (albeit
ny criminal. The soul force o.
hose powerful men would control
he mental force of their jury
Icuton would fix upon and hole
certain juryman after he wen
en- the box to the jury room
here is the freedom Of this con
itioE Of things!
1t is time that we were getting
ut Of these old ruts, these uld
nd marks"
In Stock holm, Sweden; Paris,
IurcG Buklcy, California, aud,
maI.y other places Of learning,
aouplis are things being written,
Iso being photographed. Stud
hts are given object lessons in this
ust at the phonograPh can bottle
p your language and give it out,
II years att,rward. At the Uni
clsity Leland Stanford, Jr, be-
rc Senator Stanford died,
ooughts were photographed Dir.
oIdan was abreast Of the times in
ccuIt sciences. since Senator
tantoId's death, DR.. Jordan holds
is position. Other professors in
he Stanford talked, and now,
lhers who don't talk on matters
t the occult; hold their places.
o much for onr "old land marks"
| have seen many object lessons
i lypnotism, and call this time
oh"I,d trial of II criminal, by
elect jury, a farce that belongs TO
ne days of long a,o, when pota-