COMMUNICATIONS.
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If public men and public measures are proper objects
remark criticism, VIC may also be permitted to glance
the nude ami attending the exerc,se OF
! ltv by the servants OF the people.
When business pleasure has taken us to NewCas'le
e seat of the admins, ration OF justice IN our county
occasionally stepped INTO The court house to pass
leisure hour, necessarily been constrained to listen to
lie ngS and irnngS ot legal learning, when tXet-
scd IN civil cause, the Interesting 1T some
ntonaic Individual wi, nj the strong hand ot the la"
rs ar. es;ed his course; and who aXosy awaits the
ecson OF weve his peers the question o his quit
innocence. Bat matter how tii' Of interest may be
he interrogaolis Of Witnesses or how pathetic and eo
the rrumes OF coase, or now learned the charge
the COURT our eais are cotlhua1'y invaded py me buz
VOICE, or the scapin If feet the Grich iurntike OF
r court house. Aud ard anon" the upruar is in-
reasel by the Senturi lungs oi ccrs, clerks aud her
is who add to the din b. their incec uai efforts to sup
tss IT,.


Now no evil should be pointed out without sug costing
remedy --and what we wurld propose IN the pres 1T
ance s-First, that ifs, criers, &c s ud the
authoritative words SieHce, Order" &c instead "a
heir long speechessuch az " Gentlemen indeed you must
t taine so mucA you sfNb 6rot before Tie Count CSC.
the e. eat annoy OF IuISes Lawyers, jurors a'.
pectators. 2ndly that few OF The most bosteos and
osy of such disJrdey persons, be occasionally bro be-
bpe the Enrt,-and II mere t t does not operate
c,-let fine or Imprisonment, be resoted to- and well
gase trat the Tongue al east wlli be kept proper
uuns As feet are the next unruly memoers,-3dly
suggest the pavement be rcos cd, soid flooring
susututed and benches isns gradually from the par
provided for ookcrson for all will prefer sitting it c
1iaiy convenient, Well may De ~
those having autiiGry, either to stand still :, 81
wi" "or walk out ii, however, the Levy-cu,lt shout
ink this change too eXpensive,-4th. Let common Gu
cs be used the brck pavement, which will efeci
hin remedy the greatest OF disorder of which W
ompan. The Court-house at Westminster is model i
M these particulars, and good oder-and listening IS til
eslt. Ihere the spectators all have convenient seas
he floor carpette the officers rigid and yigan
M Tie Judge, .piA be oJ,ye Lastly, itnone OF these evl
Ire reiied,e,-and II none OF sage SUI geso
opled-why let US keep on III the old course, and cndu


present evils, and cherish our old habits " because ol
tatlers have done so before us y


Ahmy Clients and Jurors.


The Jacksonians have great hopes that the Gen
ral will succeed. Had they been able to make NJ
Buchanan, and other friends Of the hero, testi
Jas they wished and had the General lately engag
in some Benton affair, and showed the utmost CO
tempt of the constitution, and paraded the Capi
with the view Of cutting off the ears of some SCI
tor, and performed some similar exploits, the chan
would probably be much better. II any other III
had been guilty of half the acts of Jackson,
would have been utterly ruined but if the Gene
: should fight few more dues, imprson few MI


Judges, turn few more legislatures out OF doc
write a few more letters liky his to Gov. isabun
. IN short, shew little more :" contempt OF all
n human and divine," as one OF his present support


odte expressed himself, then the probability of
y election would be much increased; if we may iju
=. from his present estimation on the part OF


friends. Perhaps his friends may think that {
in similar to these would be performed in much Il
'n style at the head of the nation, what he has
u, already sufficient to entitle him to the highest
- nor which a Republic can confer. We really tt


mat the Jacksouians have great reason to regret


Tue General was not one OF the party in Mississi
Which lately handled pistols, sword canes, kni
/" &C. SO very cHtclualIy. If the General would


P'op writing to such fellows as Carter Beverly,
es axe the field against order. law, and the Cons
,.r Ton, as he has so often done heretofore, his gu;
int atoms fur civil Office would necessarily, iud
the ON the past, make numerous converts. S
ina a,,s
~ irlend of Gen. Jackson, in late dcbatein
W., es'saiure Of Tennessee, remarked " that at


"' presidential e!eclon. he had been induce