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porter. page J2S. Iuizc Wilson wrote
the opinion a the court which tends
to show his view 81 iuIuuctioBs
We cannot approve the praetipe
nor subscribe o. doctrine whIrh
permit. the tyerci-e bv courts of tho
extraordinary power II iuIuuctive rr-
lel i0r every wrong or infringement
upon the rights Of another Such
course of procedure. ID carried t1 its
ultimate natural combustion. uoald
tend t3 entirely -uhvert thc fmia-
menfal principles upon which our
svsfem Of laws is founded n
has never been found possible t1 lay
down the exact rules regulating or
controlling the exercise of this power
by the courts, but ii j. an extra0rdi-
nary power and there j. a universal
consensus Of authority. both in Eng
land and America. that it should be
used only with the most extreme
care and caution Its abuse would
serve not only to render the law alb
snlutely uncertain by substituting
Tor its unNarving principles the vary
ing opinions Of Judges differing in
temperament. cdugation. knowledge
and disposition. but would in the
end mduce Far more gricvdus Wrongs
than those il was intended ia pre-
vent II is rue that this fire.
qucutlv oilers a seductive and eNpe-
ditious method of making a tempor-
airy, at least, disposition Of an uu-
pleasant emergency If a kindly dis
posed Iudge cam be- found. but the
final consequences do not tend ta in
~pire greater respect I1r the las nor
encourage It's ~irictgr Observance.
The rule also still remains I'm
FORCE tlat he who seeks am injunction
must cume into court with clean
hands and "a clean conscience
'lt Is customary and usual rrruu-
uilataa Iar office n Announce that
they always -yurathize with the
common people hut amy declaration
from tla two leading candidate
would Ie futile a- their true rharar-
ter is mirr red hv their decisions
luiEe Campbell decisions are lll
harsh and miayorbla ethecm cmul1ve
while Judge Wilson's decisions are
m hnc with thc humane Judges of
the country and are calculated more
nearly t1 render Iu~Iiee t1 Iitirant~
Judge uVEE- tNunACY
OF Judge ovcr- t1c address saws.
Judge Overs is q canIiiaie fur
a--HcIlta Justice #t the supreme court
upon thg ParuIi~t ticket TIE cam
dIdaey af Judge DIVERS however well
uoauiug be- may Ha, viii mot and
cannot HH uthcrv i-a than make tho