For the Arkansl, In,clli.
JUDGE LACY,
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The Little Rock papers state that lad,


resigned d his seat upon the Supreme Rsn.b a,.ltA t


md that the Hon. Edward Cross has ~.
.by the Governor tn ill the vacancy. JuS-. ~
well known has commenced the practice N 4
|eity Of New Orleans. The close famiII,,',IH, !
Lacy with the law, his varied acquireme,,!
Reputation fIr cloquenec, will no doubt en,a.I ~
mont success. And while our judgment, m a Y
the Judges course, IN procuring a luerI,iv. = \
the paltry salaries which our Supreme Ina "
we vet. without any intention TO ins,itai. 4 !
'comparisons, think that our State will H.
to regret thus resignation.
Within less than two years there has L.,
change in the members of the Supreme B,n.S
Paschal and Lacy resigned in order to re%..
profitable practice. a change took place !. |,
sof Chief Justice by the election Of a .,e..N
consequently have an entirely new Bench IN
. may be the legal attanmonts OF the new D.,.I
must be apparent To all, that they will have :,
! sculty in preserving uniformity to the PREV
sions.


Since either the Chief Justice or Iudyo r.,
5pracIiced, there has been total change in an,
/ sGoyeTnment aud Statutes. II will theref,.'
great caution and industry, on their part in az I
ly to understand the rule Of action as al ps,,.,


.cd-the high character OF Judge Cros, Id ~
smakcs his appointment as acceptable as any \
E could have been selected.


n Nevertheless, even though able mcn had ,.
The old bench, these frequent mutations in an,
Hate court are to be registied. Ii must even h.
lever while the amount Of Judges salaries /. % .
Z the pay extremely uncertain. We have no d,
.the public will give the new bench fair -
thcn Judge their decisions by their yolitty, vii
tgard to their rhetoric.