Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

tsndeney AZ long s our . %
You settle the principle that whenever Conyention
shall be called in yirsino one eesr, ;s IN no hs, in
the Jndgc are to be turned ont, Indeed n hs. her
distinctly son,enned that the uresent incnmhsn, .c
ccpted their commissions under the impli d under
stanJrg that their judicial G,pcons vs,e or cour..
not to survive The ,ien existing Con.ii,u,io, Con
meet all this with the reiterated pubIc assnr,o.s 81
several di.tingushed yen,emen on this floor On c "
mer orca gentlemen who M ,Ioubt N IN, .J...
BILE extent lead public opinion In their 70 sns civ AZ
tr.cts and tho are cmnen,y qualified to ACT AZ nro
nasuch az they posss 81 the mower of brinsn~
TO pass events which they predct that n The cnrs
.titution which We have now on the stock. ,ha mo,
be wroush cut in shape congenial with their tastes
that your table In one year will sro,n with ne cn.
for another Convention, Sir II thew lad not tod ne
know that this fever fr Cor s,iIutop aknv ss
| become mania in many parts OF our country s'Whsu
the first written Constitution was In
il was 70 rsrded bv the rest of Tie world a. si. is.,
than miracle; but have gotten our hand. in ,,,. -
the people, with no practical Congestion. Ant, L"n,
ing Ter 'h- orctical gevsncc have become M :, tcl
and dissatisfied with the old vor u,,s- ~. 49,
dow of which, they had 70 long lived bsprv had ilex
only known H. And pov Sir Moe. 81 n, A.; $500 -
innovation as FAR n. vol, plsa.e Iii, o, r,., 80
where--and stop where Won may iih.wa"J ,."nr -.
rier IS in COMPLIMENTARY Couysuton. w;i n: s,,a,ns,
cd-anI every ns,,ifo, ysr in ~ So, =" s -"cuP
write declaration in d-Jf si,h,n, m. a;a ~ e..
will consider himself quaIiiie.l al moment. orn;n~
draft you out new Consution In neat tor,. ia
according the latest fashion, And IL most of ,,s
many al east-dread TINT hi, nnsahle un.s,,,sd 40,
OF things, will lead to other aud repeated ony en,ions
Is IL improbable, that your new batch of iudg.,
will also calculate ON Il. and cops,an,Iv H. I5sL
ing ahes.l Tor breakers, That Fthey MAJ Iosl
10 pros pectiye nyentions f,onv.,on. a. III
ed BY facilities 10 be- yrant,d Inv fbe Lc.;siof.,v.
effect of which will be the nj
Judges by that came Legislature A Convyn;ion ~ h.
called probably for The very purpo.e M tev 30 nes
walk to please their mastery of oneranr di,
mi sion of The Juire,, Word n ssL :,v;,,, ~, .
hen ion before th,. he strange that ey should ali iii.
time try To- keen well yh.-to propiti - mi,
gsiafurs? Surpoe in ,l.s state of hing. ,ns, -
great nluen, o In the Legislature has es,,s. T.; sass
q, sed 10 an ob.cure indyidnaI--Sur.ose ,hs eon,
lin, llfvc =
or suppose prose cution NV Tho .r;si,nrs " 49,
Obnoxious unpopular Individual, whom thew were.
anxou. de s,roy-ths too in times of h;sh .,.;,.
m-ntpe ding before In Toe WHO knev n, .nn,n
Con erion would probably soon occur with r. %, co..
itn ,hs power Of disciarging him for HE eon,nm.
ey-wherc cir is the man So simnI. or az ;nss..
hims - as 10 coniide in such a,,;bnnai, Wis., y; ny
Judge nbued with the in6ru.i,i.s NJ AR n.,'s ~
uId rai.e hi, heal .rrr, ahny. ~. 100. ., ~ ~.
r,und his breast the rolling clouds ,re .,rs.i :, an
shield The ne, secu.cd an ;nnncs,t p eS"' anu
the whole community demanded The sscriGc,; VIII.
out ch Judges-Judges ,yl,o conld stem such w..
r.n' 10 (oyernmen Mt ia worth , r,,sh. 81 .'s, W
cs you rsnnot have without RENDERING ,sem III
nate with and sub.r-v:ant to- the Iegislanre-nr d.
Pc ndan on the breath Of porular a,ni,rse ncr sIt
Than The winds Such Judges we ba,,o sasr Sa
hone long TO see In this STATE AZ ,sast We his
read lesson ON .b;x ,srt ,sI;cb on -, -, n, 81
AN nre5l mrrss; ~ ~ ~, my mu, mas ien
none W. Lava sern am Inai e,,ri ;,% -,
the weight Of the The United SAFES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
least The snr o( Jo,, IN, :, - - - "o'
conflict and flushed with recent n.,,v
su,ing m.iori:v which Ionk al dny.n oil -;
nn-a eIert,d IN ca,ti,a,io,, -. I III "'' opioI,
No, one found TO ,u tain him, and liz, d. s,.,y
who would have nresumed In saw ,,o,J oa;ns, = =
cony felton, would have been poIii;caiI, dononn.sJ .
perhaps torn 10 nj ces bv ,,ob TLa Jnaa S
frn ness Of purposc am. in,e griiv of no,i. ,,nt
not permit him 10 on,d mr. f,h,;cats jo,ns a., -.
pass the canvc,ion of The accnssS /e.s,, M
as he no doubt wasl he sir we all rccoroo sy
at the moment uniyersallv exectn,ed and ~ L.
cisions ascribcd TO corrupt mot;y esond r'.; a.,
the accused What ,,o,r sir il tho onn;on oc an H.,
abes iurists and hest mon I'm th;s ITn;or, IL. RI
storra subsidized examined thc reno,t of ,b;s at..r
trial? Is il not without an excnn,;,n ,Ia, a. 49,
who then presided adiudicatcd every jeaI ,:s
which came before him with n fe;c;,o,s sco;,r -,
most without parallel in judicial his,orvS AZ
And how sir could any iuJoe. boweves ,h,,s;..,,..
firm and morally correct, (6,t denendcnt ON az, III,
will of tle Government have ridden ont s,,h ,".y
in safcty Sir regard ths trial as one of the hr;,.
est spots in the history of the liberties of man Ti =
the kind of Judges we want O,,e who d,ros ,,o.m
the shield of the laws between an in6,riatodS os
mcni, and the h,,mblcst inlivd,,nl AID I sosoIn-
have In INV moor indictment s,,oIS ~: - e.ei
be engrailcd on tho new Constitution ~ 'o''
Mr. CoALrrR said nat a. 70 ,,,a Ia, L., :.
should not .o;c because he wa. personaIlv
hut on striking the rcselm,ion he sbonI vote III
in the affirmative As the judiciary pencra,y II IN.
LEGISLATURE should continue the same judicial system
=" ye',S '"ey would get ne better judges no. nor so
, ousn NJ " as one OF hem He should take
Ir ie 'nte'eHnnm To operate on the Lcgis.
| AZ 1 l,e Wa 10 e,ecuonserng judge.
| r ~; $1,000 maze an explanation on tho subject
u ms "mrhuineh''povidnc against suspension Of tho
eJ'i's ne presumed general clause would he add.
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