Indiana Gazette, Volume 10, Number 22, Corydon, Harrison County, 1 April 1826 — Page 2

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of th supreme court and to

alter thu present division of tin United States into circuits, i'A as to provide tor the, more speedy administration of justice" in the stages of the west, was sustuitie.i by the votes of but i I senators; -'ml anion'' lIH'ir re.'oHU'U liaUU'S.l the I'? Coed Hot appear tll., a sin-le western senator. .v . . " ,l;,t miraeilloua eiwi'rvi' ina h.ie since ooeunvd: in :ih:;dv. depilated hv the Constitution, to ecuv crm sistenev tt vur legislature

n?)d stability to our lMdiev ! ' ':r'Lf r r iaJ-: '?' WIi0 conami ks, i vannot Met,;. "1:!

XllinC l tl UlC proeeeuinjS of the last Senate, I have how-aver, aright to speak: . ' . & . . 1 . 1 peieeive, thai which we now have before us, wasd:pending tiure, : a tnoiien

prevalb-d, by a in ijonty of; an immediai( and oih.rrs with 27 to 17 members, to" re- ;,,,i;;,:ilv;: :ir:"'r;; . 0 tNr duce the nuin::T of the ad-; ditional j utiles from three! ;v,-.icen t;;.j-:ircd 10 i-vv -r, i-

t0 tWn, aiul shore tv Ifer ! this motion, the bill wa quietly put to rest, by another motion, to lay it o.i the table. ixeturnin from a viit to the otlior win:' oi t!ie pital. not altn-jether unm onrabie, ! hope the onh h.ll ; I perceived to have been i ri.nnrf.l tt tine ha vll: ,i , tlie Sanction oi its l.iunuarv , comiy.tee, for a scries ofj Ve ir past, bears d ,te fhe!ll Ov f rebrn rrv. IZt. to tliat v. . U my eolk and friend on my n Mr. Powel, recently juj) ported It l;eot the iiuiVes i i . t' J circuits: but it 'Jit! net uii ihent their numbe-'S; an if provided, for the west, four circuit judges wha ere nor nllowed to sit on the. Nipreme court bench. How thisref )nn has been recently received bv thoe for Khoe bcneltt it w.m e-ie' t . 1 1 , . , ' ciaiiy.uesinet!. i need nor

aain remind the !io.io Bat, yet. .sir, it is thit vei v nvstem, which the indicia "'!ry cunmiftee, with ita pieent C i iinnan. Mr Wel.ster recommended to our adoption le4 tliun two o;:r afjjo. AVb.it must be the

i iiu -."J i in? viirt';u UU iUUwr hlincli :,illed, j l ) toe iters ol t;te rcotlemin from Ma ;-ac!iUiet: ?dr. Webster, with such butter rcnro i-.!.-cs. wic.lj the gidem ir;, s l ii-1 hi- jnk-, ii Vcrn helmed v.ith an plau- i.- ca the very -ame piaru-r! i .S:r, ! d ) not d''-'ir." t. i b t:i: ii..n- j orah. tnmcKi tivui .'1 ts ictui -.-tl--. ?dr. Wbitcr, el any p ut of thrnew ! , ...'1 S 1 rem i.ivsr wi....t ne i, a m- '.uueU. l.or d' I rucan t-i :it nay i.i;ui; imputau va C-o'i hi-- cat c. or motiNc i rin" Jk , well a a t;o: a Kd a La . tt ." ' a- ; ' -"n- I Y Aia i . ..a i.'.'i i w - --e ai--ace. r 1 .la we i,;y la, a n. r our o" j ;ccii )'o the :ncro4a i:u:n-i lia ,o! t'.ci t: ..at.i...-i v iW'-V'i'i'l-i ber l i I .1 ' I Saoj - cur;. t I' e a!:iiori-1 tv, s-j r..cv.tU at: ok-d us hv a f -t--r.cr a-;d t at a,:.or :!de (".airan ot'; .i':,1 - -ian.ia'y v..unr.; --ce Jil.iiri.iri' fVmr-'!

t Appeal ti, ir, to this &ouse ; ' 1 solemnly invoice its sound discretion, to allow us a few months for further reflection--to permit us to deliberate a little longer, before we adopt the bill on your table. If tob much excitement hag mingled in this debate, give it time to Bub&ide. We are about to re-model one of the three co-ordinate departments of this irovcrnnfiftnt. Shall n-enot,

fit ;l l:itr "i-'rt.l rtf ll-.n nrnvp n COSin otT.?i."iv. I.o U itrr Miliar- ' to pvrtorm this important duly? U lsu wisc n:axhn' that M, inaovte, is not always to retorm. Our AAXCTfilY( h;ivc tld us, in-d'M.-J, that theirs, is the old svstem$ and tlr.it we are the advocates of untried v;orinrent. Is itso? These thmon rU oat ia tb ir argument with petitio print as if the structure: a part mjsf i.r '-sntial to! itr' stah;iit,Us dig mty f.ud power. j 'lJ?"t1; tIr.u;t on-ia-illv three m number, w re iO sovrn iter h-ive reen :hci1 nuo (iitirur.; Ci-uiC cour.s i . i i . 'ifh, and wlihcit firrcit court powor?, hove he-i erf ! : lonu-'-r:'"0- di.Vicri f.rrur-. -1 ,. loci piTwaiitlv ;'iiicd to iiva;!i: iMit t'-.c 11: miv jr of ti&, oart va t-i loOfj, uh.it iasin Il:!aid na rii.r. hi'.no eilecied. orwcn nr-r ed. ary bill o. iin uipg i:i eitherJ 1-0, iMOlier fothe l.i-t ' ' i've.--;, wiiich cit!i-r r"' ,i t-r "".'yon,! ry, i,:;.a au.:m,nt,tti.):1 0;tiu ;ate is i corn ii't r.uo, vr was repudiated hv ta ?;- "ll - commitloo of thi II-tn-2 c. jk -mi rer.ee ci iti present .,..... 1 A .-.cni'H-r fr-rn L'S.r .y - Ctl thallcng.-d 'iniaer

tance, ;il,aw we to prepare lor its ;corrc:t .decion, .hv exnfainiac, usore fully, au error ! ! Kvo inrcaav .iv ri(!(Wki!"t.u v.Vi which I vv? inadvertently l-'d, ia the Vtun- . .cr.tnl- hnenc :iv of thf: pr m,A dchan. v:ci;on ri been Bv the docket of our h,f-r:or courts-

IviL argrd; as if the nv re i?at ment of t il;;?.1:irt wfr crr--li -n. wt:i si'canic. hrevity, :-r i it r,--;ue r- '- ri i ecta a?-;z;u--'i 1 r i. i "' r ;'v. -il, IT J IpprPi, .1 t. ..it t . . . . : t t i :hii'-:- i "i i.ict.;c;cinrv. -vovn;' u. . oi-w-ocn 1 . . . . i .

j i ic icontltrn-in frAm Loniir;r!n is, j pr.:.-er.:r.g 1 i 2 m.jo, as tke wnnj 'iei:',i d.siir.aijhed mmbr i: ! bf;r "o the d-.:'c--t, upon t:v iVn -t jit -v deemed un-iecefsnrv, on o;:r Jao-unry, l-:vthat this would he I p ir( to prove, what seemed at :o.ist i tl:e extent r.t the docket of the next

i !;;.it:.d. B it, if preot' ho r-;u'.vav-':iur'-cd, aaaju in I hau raliier r-.c-ive it Irom tn'i. Chairman ,t the CM:irn:t?-". w:i i to .;; th 'ihc; ' f-r gr-.-it-j'l ; vet I will uaiiA irm t'ie V'.-'i no ini;.vrr. i.v a i.i phvi-ci 1 t i.. a ii c icI, ir t i.-.i tne tr.;iveaic::t oi aid avt t: in rr-ra.a.-a c ; .1 UiCf.i.. l able to -'re iter , ! . . ra-, meat. .'Hid .tsect t' irreatcr de lay, t!ia:i a'ac'.ts tot!.o whicU I s los in nuraber. In i!.e proare res ot aidmaie .; h march ofticps, s:.a-dl hod its ca- i . ii 4 , - iiM hi- I !a e 1 r. i' , T . .m iis.rder, and t.:a- r cc.i r.' . I ;:an I iri; ;i'. Ls. less too int!r:r ;. : ele, be thrown i aio a 5t j';.ra tie rruti. f the whole in, ... t ir'b-ii, ! to r-n.tbb- i'. v. t 1 Ur- j k .en pace wi!i tb:e ie uVir. r wm, c.e d.Us-rt. It i , more t;K a i.r. ;-i' res of intelb-ci. An u t tire it: c!2's may be l;v l.:e s'ev rorri;, ot i ; irv mLvrs. mere arc Vc.ri t- u: i 1 et u-'U!!?, as well as u-ii- j t Wi. mle ' voa are coven:- -1 i ; d iuiellect at mnr . t: ;t: a-t a-. a;t tae narch of t' I ov .- iau'hience. Why are the r.Mr:.-ii:l.':-'V el tiiK. noM fnnr.;.-.-r.Mn.-n:i.e" ci tins no-ise compesec but ot yru, -Metime hut of live, n: : :, if no;. f,r the -leatcr de:.)U'liie?.s : hat is earir.need ia I i-lation, with all its altend mt fa, ilities. in this HU. is a like tr-;c ;i' a iudicial Court. Seva iui;..- anu more or.rcia;v live "f :n apjscl

late eeurt, in much shorter time than ten. If this may be affirmed, in relation to the exercise of their whole juisdiction, common Law Equity,and Admiralty, it may be eminently s.c, of the two last branches of it. I need not tell the learned member from Louisiana that, in all Equity and Maritime case?, the "'hole testimony makes a part of the record, and often swells that record to a volumn. That this vouirm is

in manscript, that to supply it, con stitute a Urge itt.-m of the expense of justice; and to multiply copies ot it, woui'i most miuriouMy aument that cv-nsc. that the iudes ofthe supreme court have, sev crally, and, if there he hut one copy, scriatmn, t. examine this record, i a order to determine the trutn of the factf, of which it cont .ins the evidence, as well as to as p;v wnica an?.- oat of those lacts;! stk c .u notn Oi w uni oncralioas of the m;ao, however labcrous, are cssenti.ii preroonioitostothc formation of! i correct judgment. And, aiu ! iaev are performed cov:ultatiyns oi t'ie judges, in concave, are necessary io s vHie Sc determine t!i epie.io., ii tiie majority oi'tlic coui t, . whether that opinion be, afterwards, pronounced collectively, l.yoricci the judges, in be.hMf of the bench, or by them all, sritim. as some genilmen desire. In all as in aciiot tiiese operations, the time consumed by the court, m ist benf some prop Ttlcn to the numVr o"f the nadct'S who compete it, without any reicrcnre totho.p diaerences ot capacity, a; well as industry, dico ver b e in every bodv ofinen. and wjuca will be found to increase iu magnitude, 'as you multiply their numlvr. Having thus furnished the proof re.j:r:d oi m-:, I porc-ivo myself hroignt a yecon 1 time, i.t nnoilier poitit, re-pecti'nq: which 1 ,-tvc tj.e. irsrtu.i to dillei froui the ;cnVin of'Loui-i.t!.,!. ;ii well. 4s vom vnairm-.in ot t com.VI v. And it is one ofvrrv c-.".it impor 'c unueif tard, m on- seviral -tatc ? v.-c do in Virginia, ti e il-t ol er dcr-ndtn in the c, ut,al iarnrr, I i?: rrc-.J, wr.'i I rect u-ea, j . SIT tnc ii.' ment bef re I rose from mv i-eat to a;i 'r. the. comaiittee, a iron's ';ie record of the rir.scr.; ar -' ' -otirt :f the U. Statof, FeVa ;rv t ?rm- and r : 'ot i' nunh'.r hr..l l-:tn 1 .-0 at the !-t i terns, I i::f -nrd that the h-i u: - )t tiK .'; r--deroasi: pri!jot-d that the i hv t ne 1 j j h''i a "' i "f ja;ice iiiu"!.tt e, lnr l;se delay by the additional thiitae t- mi of the ceu. t. ears wc: tt.lJM V i.lf'.e. i now ua ter i a : iar.c that, oj tie 14 2 cause.: . . . ... t iae co.-.cet. oi tia court wliev u;. trar...-cr':pt wi.ich ! used, in a debate t wa; sent me, bai 1 has e come up. I since ttsc eau oi Oi i'.li . 1 I ;-i term, i Hat thft dort,-. ( fa f wan thi: court i at the end of that Term, jar, lVi..n ref rence to .1 i ' and rc.-i:. p.sit years, tliat heiwetn forty and i lit v ad. Ik: :on i! causes, v.-yx m trani.uiit to be s f :r, t the Mtu, or j C.n.v!. will make pai t o;':i.e docket tsext ; en. 1 : m. 1 iie hndc.ejrl is ii )t ie fore decli:::-:-. Ibit, wha' imp: t mt, tne r:.'mcoy or ine exi-imi: at lay otjutice at the hjait of 'hat bodv I'oiitie, will be ie ael , ' t'l iu'-e ) i : 1 1 a ! i ! ! 1 1 t lay li.ce-r :'l!i.- C:P 1 K. tv I;' -. :fiMCn a t st ten:, eunt . d in the bill Uk 11 i r ro: ' j it !it; ; it - ,it a iy i,e not, :n joa - ey, as r-iotiM.-w d, as was ialiin jed !y the member from Rhodeit !! 1 iy he not, in al! -Ll land, wtia lajt a.;. iroi. al the ( om- ! nv'fce, Mr. Durjres. to whose ar---UYf.i I listened with so much plenure,of wlicse prolbred aid, any man miht well be proud, and by j whose closing allusion I feel niysell

highly Vionored yetjthis delay cannot be computed, upon a fair average, at less than three years ; and the able colleague ofthe samcmcmbert (Mr, Peakce,) furnished a oionrnful illustration of its cuu sequences, in the enormous cost to which it exposed the delayed claimants of justice. Allow eie, sir, to add one o ther case to those already cited. A gentleman from New York hayiog a suit in the Supreme

ccuvt, on the iasue u wnicn,

the recovery of a very heavy a-, ni;iles ,jcP,rc Lc had cnlirdvfin. mutisit depended, finding but . i,-il0l iiis iitery pursuit?, he espoustwo days remaining of the last ed the cause of Christianity, and as of several terms which he had oun as practicahle began to preach

awaited, actually paid a deht of fifteen hundred dollars, claimed by auo.hei' auito', to , , . , . , , ootkel; tiju. aU!ioi!-;af lie ul- . ' ' , , loathe whul : ur, he was amply requittcd, Ux hi- own ' estutate, hy a prorapler jaog meat than he could olheiwi have ha.il in hia ..vn cae. S;r UjCJtciay ot j u snot-,- tor a Mn:;iej year, tir a fiingte isjriiiiii, it not unavoidable, u public: injury inflicted hy the government up on its own citizens; and how lef we inquire, will the" renleiiy ofthe present hill redress thi-s wroup;.' Th!s leads roe sir, of neccssi ty, still farther into d-tail. I thank the onse tr its atie.nti n and pray its cmiti'.iiied indnl gence, while I finish the ardu ous task imposed otvrhe hy the course of tl ig (ici);:ie. I will he as brief practicable. An attentive examination of the proceedings of the .Supreme court, for a series of years, auhnrizeK me to tdate, that the circuits of he Court, dh not alUiW ttieni ti leraain lung cr in Wcshingtua O.ai; the mid die, or-at most, the 20th of .?..ffl . .. VtD"'. S ."3W" niit ut ttie court, .,at me rail ff the htst term, u;oa the -iistof .-March. AndtLr.3, the haaoralile n3emler from Louis ma, (Mv. LIVINGSTON,) (.ays, will allow the judgi. cd' the proposed Scathe rn circuit two months to hold his conrU in Louisiana nd .Ji-jsisstppi after his return hoir.e; and Ihfori' the commenceraeiit of the heat, and coa-eqaeiit disease ot hi climito Counting hack, from the Oih of ' 'arch, the numler of judi oaya, Mitca me. supreme court will he able to hit, as far as to the first Monday ofilanu i v, and allowins; for the noodles cuiii:, and for a very few acci dent-i, Bixty five days will he found to he the largest minibcr remains; for the nciual tiial of cause?, or a single day for each r.r.se, computing . tec nuniner whsoh 'annually cotntiup, as ex pcricnce warrants, without ma V king any of the allowances required for the probahle. and, as all the gentlemen from the west contend, for the certain au:rmewtatian of business in the federal courts of that couutrv. -70 cr.- romers re Di'-.r.n inf.; mi ce t ):it use state o! mv kirincr--. ani 1. i perior-.lv reeuirc.- iiti.nerubite i'iV- ) : ! ;:it UeoiS OUC ?':e ov or o;hervi-...e. It i., abii!tel c csa t . ti tins rcclaiition f I i r! -t be r';:"'irJ with on ta nctore iiic i .;. ., Aori! ner;r, as 1 expei-t at thai tln.e io tait to Louisville and ?:.,! v-.-e ra.-h ! Indul gc-nce beyond that time t annotand-wiiliu.-tbe given. l)t sperate dis eases require desperate remcdicsIIENRV RAT TEUTON. Rloominton Jlarch 17th, 102G

Communicated.

OBITUATIY. DIED In Eeast liarmooy, Monroe county on the 27th ult. Wiilia: H. Gray, aged, 24 vears. Mr. Gray has left many friends, and thousands of acquaintances, vrho can exclaim k We loved him once, but now we love him more' He cominonced his Academical studies when lie was very young. While at school, he wa.i the dilip;et scholar. i fli(i finrttl) tVicnil nf nil Uc- r.ihc (jorpelcl Josus. He was ah most universally esteemed, not only for his extraordinary talents, but for the dflicacy, aiid tendcrnes of las soul. lie was truly Etedthst unequivocal in his views of the Gospel : yot h.- but ?--ih nn wounded the iectings oi any, who dis-ented ironnii.i. Jfe continued tiil his last UiOro.TitS a li) Vi3 r .f llin HihJr -j.l lirra in the doctrir.es he had preaeh--ed , ;kuJ. g.ivo the stroiigest evidence Joat. h: haS i:.Oiie. W !-: (imp. rnA l oain, ana chance, arid ueath expir The fthscrihc.r hereby respllJ fully tenders his thanks for the iA his friends and the'puhlic, aid rr ' !or;nsthem that he has made sul' additions to hi i former stock as w enabl- him tu furnish the followij articles, on the most reasc;ab terms : Vhite Sliir tinrs and Shetin"1--. t Brown do. Domestic Plaid?, Do. Stripes, Apron Checks, Fine Pancy Calicoo-, cf '.a? patterns, Cambrics, Book Muslin? -' Leno, ; Jackonet, 'estinss. Ait ni . ... . . . jr. Paste Boards, Tape and Boss Needles and Pins, Children's R-d Morocco Hatsr Looking Glaeses, Cotton I ares, j T tie hi n j Comb?, S ':ia2 Cinbs - shell and horn' 1 iu2 and Red-linir Combs, i-Mteri a irainar"; . Cups and Saucers, Teapots, Sa-I T-ir-Ronlc Plate?. Pitrhprc nrl Bowls. BOTTLES, half gallons and qt?. Flasks and Decanters, AN" ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES & LIQUORS. Sweet "Wine, Rum. Cherry Bounce Cordial and Whiskey. COFFEE. Teas, Pepper, Spice, ill. .ci crd, tobacco, PoweVr.iLca' Rah:r;s, C'amphor, 'Epsom Salt ()f.o:'-.!do;-, Nutmegs and Fiddle otrin;;. Iie.li-v, ". ir pcrai. Madder, Brim oo Hi ana Ki ives and F.-aas. Curry Combs, Pen ;n:-d poakei Lnives, Shoe Knives ink-i:ta;:.ij, Solars, Scc. A. F. MORRISON. NOTICE. Tiicreas my wife I'ctty Jolin ston, lias left mvbed hoard w itliont any just provocation; this is therefore to forewarn all persons troni crediting her on my account as I am determined to pay no debts of her contracting. HENRY JOHNSTON J.arh IOA 1826. No. 21. LANKLEliDS For sale here, S3 per quire, j cccts single

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