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Jisdges SaLar7es.-We cordialIy con-
gratulate the public, that after more
than ten years trial to effect it, a law
has passed the Legislature to establish
the permanent salaries Of the Judges Of
the Supreme Judicial Court--The sa-
larry Of the Chief Justice is fixed at
$500 dollars per annum and the AS
sociate Judges at 24OO dollars per ann.
Much credit is due to many gentlemen
on the democratic side Of the house for
their magnanimous support Of this law.


Cen.


The following disgusting instance of
barbarism, was shown by some of the
Legislators Of this lately enlightened
State. The Centinel observes that
The Speaker was reading very ele-
giant and interesting letter, from Chief
Justice PARsoSs to His ExceIlency
Gov. STRoNG, on the state Of the Ju-
dietary and alluding to the motives
which influenced him to accept the Of
fee Of Chief Justice. and the principles
which should guide his administration
Of IT, he quoted the following classical
lines, viz.


/" 7rOs Rutal1s 1'e f4ct 1ui0 diserim-
me habe5o."


Had this quotation been made from the
Chinese or Sanscrit language, it could
not have excited greater titillation.-
The burst interrupted the reading Of
the letter and several members, Of
whom Messrs. Slocum, Waite, and
| M'Farland, were foremost, with an ap-
parent sneer, called upon the Speaker