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JUDGES IN DANGER.--It is somewhat dangerous
for man to be Judge in Arkansas, if the state
ment of Judge Field is believed. In charge to
the Grand Jury, he lately held the following Ian
guage: In some parts Of Arkansas, it is really
dangerous for Judge to protect his station from
insult or assert his authority. If what he does
or says is not exactly agreeable TO the taste or
sense, he is in danger Of annihilalon. One or
two prosecuting attorneys in the northern part
OF the State, have been waylaid and murdered
for doing their duty. In another part, Judge
was barred out Of the courthouse by the popu-
lace, and his life put in danger merely because
be wished to hold his court as the law directed
Another Judge was near being attacked whilst
on his bench for exercising his authority in keep
ing silence in the courthouse during business
hours. Another was forced by an armed rufian
10 leave the bench and drink with him, and this
whilst his court was il session. '--Phh Inq


y e ere 10 longer at loss to know why Lo-
coiocoism reigns triumphant in Arkansas. The
above makes il as clear as light