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be tied up. Mr. Eney is here and some other lawyers here
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that know they can come to the Orphans Court at any
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time, sit down, have a conference, if it be 9 o'clock
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or after five, and get matters straightened out.
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I again say with my experience in the
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Court, my experience as a lawyer, that it would just
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pile up work, testamentary v.'ork, that is running smoothly.
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I can't understand myself why the Court that is running
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smoothly and the work is done, why there should be a
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change. If it can be proven to me or my associates
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that by abolishing the Court the work would be done
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better, would be done faster, trials could be had, I will
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go along with it. But to this point with my experience
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in the Court, I can't see any abolishing or merging of
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the Court would help the lawyers or especially the laymen.
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During my campaign, I am rambling now, but during my
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campaign I heard Municipal Court Judges who became
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Municipal Court Judges lately, that they see more people
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for the first time than any other Court in the State.
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I disagree with them. I feel that we see more laymen in
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one week, giving then help and aid, than any Court in the
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