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Circuit Court dispatches vastly more business tnan
FIVE Judges in the Common Pleas


Sach question and causes as are now decided oy
the .Iudges OF the Supreme Court at Albany, New
York Utica and Rochester. should be heard and de-
cided by quorum ofthe ndges ofthe District sitting
alternately IN the several Counties. Generally these
sessions would be composed OF three Judges one
OF the FIVE would be in the Court Of Appeals. and
one might be holding Circuits. When questions OF
grea, importance were 10 be heard, fuu bench
might be had. AT these sessions causes In Equity
should be heard. In Equity, the Judge being the
Judge both Of the Law and the Fact there Is gfeat
proprety of having more than one:


The judges should hold their office for hive years
end one should be appointed or elected each year
80 thai we should have but one new Judge IN each
District at time.


Each Judge should serve four OF his FIVE years
pom the Circuit and in the sessions 10 De held In the
District His last year he should serve IN Court OF
Appeals.


come now TO the tribunal of last resort This
would be constituted OF one Judge from eacn Dis
trict who should serve his last year in this Court
We thus should have judges who have had at least
four years experience In active Judicial dates ana
whether they shall be Lawyers or LayTnen, tney
will be better qualified for the important station than
men can be In our present Court OF Efrors' WIN
have such experience


In this Court, one Judge should go out and one
come in every month OF the year. To accomplish
this il will be necessary provide that tue ,ne Va
service oflhe Judges ofthe First District shoud CON; D
mence on the first Of January OF tie Secont -
trict in February OF the Third District IN -dai ="
and go on through the year ID, ,;u
! By the proposed arrangement each :! I 6,;os.
be famiarzed with all the various Judicai 11 20
he will be schooed by all the varied aIent ei1 a';u
search of the Bar; and such OF them "a as N
lions vyith integrity and ability wih be re CHOSEN
" hen their first expires II eiec'ed III .hG DC


era counties as think they should be- we shaii mol
ocajn aee the whole Bench of the State hIied oy me
oarsans of one of the Political Parties II eecied


for so short period as five years, they VIII feel
respect for the People not always exhibited by Lie
Judges


And if i, be objected that the system will not
make the judges independent. must admit that
there is certain kind of Judicial Independence
desire 10 see destroyed 1t is the Peoples business
that judges are to perform. The People are TO sui
fer if they perform il not well the People are TO
pay the expenses; and l see not why The Peopie
should not be permitted TO decide for themselves
whether this branch Of their service be performed
10 their liking.


20" The MEMORIAL is issued Monthly tor SIX
months by Ansc Bascom, Seneca Falls N Y
Price 50 cts or three copies for 81 There ought to
be three at least taken in each School District
Who will send for them and ask his ncighbors TO do


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