Communication in answer to Henry Chapman, Esq. member of the H. of Reps. from Charles P. Curtis, Esq.

[Massachusetts] : [publisher not identified], [1837]

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Mr. Curtis' letter, Feb. 1837

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"Mr. Chapman, of Greenfield, submits the following order, viz.: Ordered, that the Committee on the Judiciary inquire into the expediency of creating a new judge of the supreme court, or of enlarging the jurisdiction of the Court of Common Pleas."--Page 3.

"Commonwealth of Massachusetts. House of Representatives, Feb. 3, 1837."--Page [2].
Communication from Charles P. Curtis in which Curtis states "You asked me if I had experienced any inconvenience in my business from the delay of the law--or rather, the administration of it, and what was the cause of such delay; I reply without hesitation, that I have experienced great inconvenience, and my clients have suffered great loss and injury from the delay of judgment in our Supreme Judicial Court, and the principal cause of it is, the inadequacy of the number of the judges to perform the duties with which they have been loaded." (Page [3]). Also included is an order from Henry Chapman, House of Representatives, that the Committee on the Judiciary consider the expediency of a new judgeship or an expansion of the court of common pleas.

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Communication in answer to Henry Chapman, Esquire, member of the House of Representatives, from Charles P. Curtis, Esquire