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ILLINOIS JrpGEs.-There is much excltemen, IN
the Illinois Legislature, sprinsns out OF lhe pas
sage of Bill to reduce the salaries OF the Judges Of
the Supreme Court, who may hereafter be elected,
and the introduction Of preamble and resolutions
to address all the present Supreme Judges of that
State out of Office. Although, as we have said, the
Bill for the reduction of salaries has passed, it is
now pending before the Council OF Revision for
their approval, who may return tito the two Houses
with their objections, and it then requires mao
rity OF all the members TO pass it. We trust that
this dsorganizing movement will be defeated.