HON. ". s. OLDHAM.
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We notice a scurrilous editorial in the Helena Journal of the 9th instant, against Judge Oldham of the Supreme Court, which requires brief statement of facts from us- Judge o. arrived here on Wednesday the Eth of January, and on the 9th took his seat on the Supreme Bench, on the 16th of Jan, a case was argued in which he could not set, he being disqualified under the law. After this date he left for Texas to attend to some private business, though of the utmost impor- tance to him in a pecuniary point of view. To this no one could take exception, but the Editor of the Journal and his |" Correspondent at Little Rock" During the late session of the Supreme Court, there were 34 opinions delivered. and of that number, Judge O. de- livered 15 These facts are shown by the records of the Court; so far as they relate to the business of the Court. So 1t will be seen by the people of the State, that if Judge 0. did remain here but short time, he was actively and laboriously engaged whilst here, in the. discharge of the arduous duties of his office.