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 Ho,gae too1e s op7laot9f l5aapFlso,,osc,.t ,for De6f. 'lmprsoonlenl for debt was irstlntrodoced in favor Of Barons. to enable them b bring their Stewards to ooo6s Arrest on mesne process. or previous to trial, on the simple oath of the plaintiff, originated iR a mere {le- ton of the law. and was an assumed power on tfie part Of the Courts of Jus. tee. The frequent acts Of insoFvcncy all tend to prove that itsis an fnpoiitic and ilgedicious coniriyance; but if .is no less strange than true, that all the great law lords, with only one excep t!ops constantly .sbfisele0pn whcnevdr the l4afl of Moira, wifh his usual aood- ness and humanity. proposes a general statute Tor the reliefof insole enfs. As for the present system, it is calpably and daglttonsly wrong, being calculated to give lega] form to fraud: and to conilne the means of oppression to tue rich, the pfoiligate, and the u3inst.- n hne, it.operates as an iliusory satis- iaetion to the injured, contributes to the rum Of innocence, as well as the triumph of gnllt and Is essentially be. neileiai 10 none but nlaishals. fnrnkevs. and attornios.