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told htn that bui fof nv strmny with iho
lutots ,hr cs.o Noyd have prcr d"cdcd
Rsaihst he bank and remarked II Nuuld
have srftrd iov flsit Il YOU md inT,
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o'het eleven uf ua hpeRu-e be- zHld That 49,.
gofiihR io the JudE"s ohafyn ve could not
IN tettihg tu The iurt room ! had uuii'od
,lc LAWYER lof the dcf,ur" - prominent mrtn.
of ,h. Gcrnnn sissea,cI tRni we 90 ont
for Instructions. The Judge told him that
We were rsh, While returning 70 ibc Jut,
room, ~" snme lawyer fgpoai"d The, offence
called ,o4i loud enough for the jndr" TO
hear VIII vou please shut yout clhptrap'
You've caused ~ enough trouble already.
Please sav what vou'yo gn' 10 -ay before NJ"
judge This tim" We had htilc trouble 'nu.
vlnclng our German ir"nd that he should
4 few daysaso fudge Andrews Was Obliged
~ dschhrn" a jntI ,hrcn'is" they could not
very plain aud left them only one thing TO
DO, ny sH= The SECOND tin. the case had
| think IL IL safe to say that in most cases
disaRreemonta are due TO poor selection Of
Jurors. our most Intelligent cit1eus seldom
servo ms Juror, Ministers, lawyers and doc.
tors nrc not Obliged to. and nnny of our most
capable men In in"rCAntil" pursuits join mill.
tary COMPANIES In order TO be exempt.
have heard successful business men braR
that they had been able for years to escape
this form OF public service They either
have pul or II rich enough pay n fine.
have served as n Juror In this city for upward
oil forty wears and | consider that every man
owes Il to himself a. well as to the state
to render such service. When a man has
case OF his own come to trial he is anxious to
secure the very best possible Jury. but how
may he eSpect to do when he is UNIV illng
to serve others
nder the old New England law a man was
Obliged to know how to read and write Eng
l!sh. understand the tonstitutio on Of the ted
states and be property holder. He had TO
have the same quail nCations as State legiS-
iator and received the same PAYS a day.
He could not cum eSemptio ION because he
belonged to the military or FIRE department.
or for any other of the foolish reasons that
are accepted nowadays. Jurors should be
chosen in this manner to-day. A reform is
necessary In this matter, and YOU would do
well to urge II in Your columns.
NEW YORK oct l3. HENRY DEXTER.