Rensselaer Republican, Volume 19, Number 35, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 May 1887 — Journalistic Amenities. [ARTICLE]

Journalistic Amenities.

LaPorte elected lie: first Jxoan Mayor for thirteen years, last Monday. It was just a year last night ,-ineo the throwing of the Aium-li-j U' &&& at the U ; ■ Hug :, ii S : icago;. Seven ivolicf XVi r ■ liffefi au-k tirtv-iivo vw.»u;uus,l. t). the wt ■■ p£g_jn&iientiy iuoapaciuu.vu- ■i ; »-JYYJ .-nrvicA. Seven of *tho nea' v.-fird (.•jinmitted thcTnmfenrelrnviirnh r! jdesihi • • 1 ' ’There is . oceasionhlly' a demo ; eratio paper honest econgh to ex-; I less a little of lire truth regard 1 h.g Greer. Smith, and Ihs gang., ;..id among: them the Xly urovtih i iv.vvrv, which says: ttreen Smith will never he governor of Indiana. He cannot got t. nominr.’icn, and ought not to 1:.,, *• it. "Whether right or wrong, the lata Lieutenant Governor t:■.'able can be traced directly to* him, and the Democratic party cannot afford to fight the battle j . i•»tii* again with Green Smith in ti«e lead in ISSS. lie has plenty of sand, and so has a bull that attrack, but lie has very poor judg-x-vut, {Judge Barson, or Winamac, has t .hen the strange shoot of ordering that the lists of.grand and pet-, it jurors be not published in the county papers, on the- grounds that parties having cases in court me liable to tamper-with the jurors if their names are known. ' If this idea is of any value at all, it ought to have a wider app.lfeaiion, {-o is suggested by the Rochester Sentinel, which says: ‘'llie. Judgt's name ought to b kept secret too, if the solid citizens of Pa-laski. who are chosen ns jiirors un?:" be . hhided from the ‘'jury Ju a-mantle of secrecy. Ii every-Lc-uy knows who the Judge is, and -none know who the jurors are, the poor Jutige will have ad.ett?y load-i of public indignation to crury ail by himself when ..the so called “seil-odt jury cases are decided." rssSSlTßO**.' zaaa*. anacaNC as." jfct :j» The Rensselaer in. ua »ting the law as amend d by. u. last legislature vvifii rc ere; s Ip hunting on inclosed lands, main s. Qm provi-o ft a-.i ns foF ’w- : PArd piovidedi further, timU the ] vo\i*s, ions of this sections shall apply in wot Sr oyeiiiowed The omission o£ the word "not'’ • which e ought to be inserted befwegn ilk- ' "words ‘‘shall' and unakeh all tii - difference in the vfhr! 1. It - then calls -upon l-anL-af-to- look a little out. They should heed that camion until the laws of the last session have been distribut'd, as the amended law has no emergency clause ami will not probably go into effect before July or August —Rochester Tribune. We are obliged to Bro. Howard fpr. this correction. He was an | able member o£ the Lower house]

of the last Legislature, and doubtless knows what he is talking altout in this matter. The htw as W 6 g.-ivo it was eopied fiom an exchange, and we gave it as we found it i * : By-the-way didn’t the Tribune itself omit mi .imjiort'int “not"- in the las! sentence above quoted? We are dis]u.*sed to think that shell is the ease, and that the first part should read “They should not heed"’*«Yc.

THE OUli?. MODEST, Benton lteview: “Every Issue ■i the Oxford Tribune eiupinisi/.es the iieed for the estnbhshinf-nt hf an asylum far incurable In mo U<m’ THE I.ETOIiT C'OUKTEOL'S. Oxford Tribune: “Every week the pre: exit incuuibent j The odTtnr i>f the Review I rouEnins ill the i’o,vlcr post-oir.be emphasizes the importance of more striijgent v"en[oroeinent of"the law agajrxiiE etnberz!eiuent/k - • '■ V