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They gained time, they swore themselves in, they appointed as Recorder of the High Court M. Bernard, Recorder of the Court of Cassation, and they sent to fetch him, and while waiting requested the librarian, M. Denevers, to hold his pen in readiness. They settled the time and place for an evening meeting.
Justice the Pillar of the State Claim implied in being God's Vicar, namely, that the Pope governs the World as God would govern it, were He personally present in it No Civil Code in the Papal States Citizens have no Rights save as Church Members No Lay Judges The Pontifical Government simply the Embodiment of the Papacy Courts of Justice visited Papal Tribunals The Rota Signatura Cassation Exceptional Tribunals Apostolical Chamber House of Peter Justice bought and sold at Rome POLITICAL JUSTICE Gregorian Code Case of Pietro Leoni Accession of Pius IX. His Popularity at first Re-action Case of Colonel Calendrelli The Three Citizens of Macarata The Hundred Young Men of Faenza Butchery at Sinigaglia Horrible Executions at Ancona Estimated Number of Political Prisoners 30,000 Pope's Prisons described Horrible Treatment of Prisoners The Sbirri The Spies Domiciliary Restraint Expulsions from Rome Imprisonment without reason assigned Manner in which Apprehensions are made Condemnations without Evidence or Trial Misery of Rome The Pope's Jubilee.
The revision and cassation could easily have been delayed. The Archbishop of Paris, M. Sibour, successor of a victim, had begged for their lives. But the stereotyped phrases prevailed. The country must be reassured. Order must be reconstructed, legality rebuilt, confidence re-erected! And society at that time was still reduced to employing lopped heads as building material.
We were only troubled by gentlemen of the Press, both French and English, for since Esterhazy had fled from France and the case for revision had been formally referred to the Cour de Cassation, several newspapers had become desirous of ascertaining M. Zola's views on the course of events.
Upon leaving the convent I visited the seats of cassation, and justice, in the architectural arrangement of which, I saw but little worthy of minute notice, except the perfect accommodation which pervades all the french buildings, which are appropriated to the administration of the laws. The hall of the first cassation, or grand court of appeal, is very fine.
Then, after receiving the criticisms of the Court of Cassation and the Tribunals of Appeal, it came before the Council of State for the decision of its special committee on legislation. There it was subjected to the scrutiny of several experts, but, above all, to Bonaparte himself.
Castaing was not ashamed to appeal to the Court of Cassation for a revision of his trial, but on December 4 his appeal was rejected. Two days later he was executed. He had attempted suicide by means of poison, which one of his friends had brought to him in prison, concealed inside a watch. His courage failed him at the last, and he met his death in a state of collapse.
This artist paints portraits, and among them are those of a "Young Girl," which belongs to the general Council of the Seine; one of the Senator Théophile Roussel, of the Institute, and a portrait of an "Aged Lady," both purchased by the Government; one of M. Auguste Boyer, councillor of the Court of Cassation, and many others. At the Salon des Artistes Français, 1902, Mme.
In every action of his life Bonaparte had some particular object in view. I recollect his saying to me one day, "Bourrienne, I cannot yet venture to do anything against the regicides; but I will let them see what I think of them. To-morrow I shall have some business with Abrial respecting the organisation of the court of Cassation.
The civil tribunal was to annihilate all diversities in their laws by a general cassation of their constitutions, and the ecclesiastical court was to burn out all differences in their religious faith. Between two such millstones it was thought that the Netherlands might be crushed into uniformity. Philip succeeded to these traditions.
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