OMISSION.
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We owe an apology for delaying SO long the
publication of the charge of Judge IRISH to the
Grand Jurics of Claiborne and Jefferson coun-
ties. 1t " i'll be found in our present number.


We think, with the members of the Bar who
requested its publication, that "t contains prin-
ciples and views which ought to be known and
understood by the community" and that they
will be cordially approved by every good citi.
zen. The official course Of Judge Irish has been
marked by promptness and energy, as well al
by the most lofty and unbending integrity; and
We believe, with him, that the difficulty which
has hitherto been experienced in the prompt en-
forcement of the FINAL laws Of the state, la,
ariscn, not from any radical defect in the laws
themselves, or in the tribunals charged with theiI
administration, but in the reckless indifference
Of the community TO the public interests and the
public morals. That offenders have, in some few
instances, escaped iuerited punishment by the
culpablu neglect Of the ministers of the law o.
the fornalities required by thcJury Act uf 1880
is adHitted but these instances are few, anC
will not, we trust, occur in future.


Nothing will now be necessary to the cficien
and impartial administration of justice, but tha
the courts be sustained by public opinion, in
stead of being aasai!ed by popular clumor ant
denunciation.