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cisions perpetually erroneous, and hence, d greater number of causes would be carried up to the Supreme Court, thus compelling suit CTS to incur expenses in consequence of the feeble abilities of the Judges. Let us then continue our present system until 1888, and then fit shall be deemed requisite, let us ra- ther increase the salaries of the Circuit Judg es, to an amount which would command the most distinguihed talents in the state Let Us do this, sir, and venture to assert. that there would no longer remain any substantial cause for complaint

 have presented some of the views which operate upon my mind, and which will nflu- cncc me in the vote which l shall give in op- position to the bill, being persuaded, that the defect is not in the system, but in the want of that attention which should be given to busi- ness by those whose duty it IS to administer justice with impartialitv and without delay.

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