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And Iron these facts connected wiih tile defalcaiioD of woodfnh, is certainly is the duty of the Isgisla,ure,to to guard well against the Occusfsnce oi . similar act in future. If the law authorizing the issuing of Distress Warranis, against sheriifs for non paymen, of the revenue, had been applicable .o the ease of Woodruff; what would have been the condition ni his detalcaiion. will tell you st once tie would never havs used lhe first dollar, and the amount now SO an- lawfully and unjustly withheld from the Treasury, would have been there. Yes, every dollar SIT, would have been in the Treasury ready to applied 10 be the payment ofour scnp, which is aow so greatly deprecated in value, that all of the salaried officers of the State, receive in manner, nothing equivalent tu the services rendered. This plea has caused several circuit Judges to resign their office, and when the matter is examined II will be seen there is gsea geauad for it. The Supreme Judges receive $500 per annum. which al the present lime, paid as it Is in State scrip, is bat iinle mots than T bare support for single man; deprivity him of the means of purchasing the most valua- ble reports, which are indispensable to his discharging the duties of Judge. in aR i'm partial and satisfactory manner No man can be an able Judge without the means ofkeep- ing pace with the improvements in the prae- iicc and science of the law; which are found in the Reports of the higher courts of the country. IL Is right, and jus. that this prin- ciple should be applied to all other State officers. Will the legislature look into this matter;

 ARISTlDES.