M. Gransiere, the prosecuting attorney, rises,--

“We cannot tolerate such recriminations against a magistrate who has

done his duty nobly, and in spite of the pain it caused him. If the

accused had well-founded objections to the magistrate, why did he not

make them known? He cannot plead ignorance: he knows the law, he is a

lawyer himself. His counsel, moreover, are men of experience.”

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