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Extract from proceedings of a meeting of Petit Jurors held
e 1856.
Resolved, That the undersigned petit jurors are highly gratified at the dignified course pursued by his Honor Judge Stump in his decisions upon the various cases that were before Court.
Signed by
Horatio Hollings worth, William N. Brice, Kichard Barroll, James N. Muir, Charles W. Murray, Elisha J. Marriott, John Robinson, Thomas J. Graham, F. F. Ijams, J. H. Byers, Thomas B. Burch, Samuel Hanway, John Roles, Thomas Watkins, of Nick., John M. Johnson, Joseph B. Escaville, T. H. Sorrell, Robert Wilson, Heron C. Murray, T. C. Dunlevy, John Young, William E. Pancorst. J. T. Emmert,
Criminal Court of Baltimore city, January Term, 1860.
I certify that the above is a true copy extracted from original filed in this Court, May term, 1856.
THOMAS H. GARDNER,
Clerk.
Extract from Report of Committee of the Grand Jury for September Term, 1856.
The duties of the grand jury and their protracted attendance have necessarily brought under their careful observation the administration of justice in this Court and the character and conduct of its presiding officer ; and they should deem themselves fuilty of injustice if they did not return their thanks to the udge for the assistance which he has given to them in the discharge of their official positions and express their satisfac-
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