Southern planter., 1832-06-02

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berfhere--fris soid that Judge will have rss.,
ces against individuals who may take an active
against him. Suppose he does, will he M,
watched al any rasef will he 70, Be more ss. .s'
lous in doinr Justice where there may be tho (,
motive for suspicion. But If this did not ioau,,.
him, the party could move the trial out Of ~.
before some other iudge-hence, all.obiecioD,. !.
that score are fallacious. The Legislative 49,
should have no agency in eiestions--lhey are css..
of jealousy and faclion--they give rise to aner 4
cussions,-ill will and prejudice. How tbes,..
we expect phoicsome Laws, when our la,y MAJ.
ere distracted by faction2 viii not this influenc, 4,
fals Of many COED and bad measuresf-takess.
from our Legislative body all temptations Of \
kind--let them assemble once in two ,ean u
something like stability, will govern their deIs'.'
tons. NJ. Jedenon says, the "smailer ,he,...s
ties, the more violent and more conyuluvs \.
1chismsn just so with a legislature, or seo,s
What more violent than the Doge and SensI.
Venice.
aOf fame, offfeedom red.
nThy lingering splendours left
"Seem but a.siIont uockorv Of the d..,.,
g. Il is eonlended that tho people sbonlJ
better plan entrusl the powerto the Frssns' .,- 4
nominate the judges, 70 be apprnted Of hv ~"
ate. This plan sounds knely TIM E; ~
poiDts-~lke the Federal CourIt. nom;r.,anssg .a'ag
RpsIdent. For myself dislike .he p,ss,;'s ,ss Y
vii give patronage 70 the crecufire. ,sho 4. I.
the laws faithfully exeeuted--and will e,o,..s
Se1ate with the executive in The even, ,hss ~
70 aeeede TO his nomination. besides ~,
dellbeEauve body, a. Of much use n ch..s;1-a
excesses Of the other house--and fonLer t.s'
will be introduced into the body--lee.eo;.s, N
weight and usefulness.wilh shs beonls "a x. y. "a
eE house, and ErecEtiDe Each branch .f,,s y.
eminent should be totally distinct ana "
each should operate as a check upon the o,b.'
should give 10 none of the one dena,ts,sn.- 4
power to influence the other--each Should 4. '
10 perform appropriate functions, abpersaulss
cacn: Now It tho Executive is 70 see ths
faithfully e%ecuted--wonld be 30 readily blps s
ward an offending Judge, whom he had e,,.
h'mseli--a political long tried friend. No.
would appoint such 10 Office as would .uit L;s :.
views--increase his executive infuepce--ocso n
road for . re-election-and unless We aa,shI,a <
rotation N Office, lby giving him pairousosI \
might continue governor during life And mi,
we have periodical elections for Judges CLERKS <.
and should give them their stations durip0 vooS &
havlour, we may look in vain for their rsrSovd 4
impeachment. $500 -' Z
Ni' Ssnesson says permanent Judges acouir
Esprit d. corps; they are liable 10 Re .emn,es \
or'bery-ihat they are liable to be mlsled by psrs
BY relationship, BY spirit Of party. ind by az.
ton to the executive OF Legislative mower
10 whom then should the Judge be devola
w he people expect him to be honest and imo,S
ellnd 70 pIeludice--He should owe aIleeanss
constitution and laws--the people have ulsl
hun IN 'hat station, land Foolish az tkev areYss
wish bm TO violate his oath and his obiiUatioo, a
support the constitution and laws. 10 oratifs s
whim, clamonrs and preludices ofanv sci Of ~
ttiS merits will be tested by theVhole hodr ~ h
people, not by any other power. n unworthy, n
thing will save him. He wal not have the reaourl
of"two thirds" under which tbey. are now sh;eldeI
lie will not be re-elected.. The people will y
withhold their appreciation from iudoe wbohA'
tuuy and iearlessly discharges his du,v Thl
have never withheld theis spontaneous snDI,a
rom any man who has filed the measure Of 81
'ulness tie may be borne down for a season, !
party and prejudice, but he will Ultimately rera Z
what he has lost.
Then why all these fedys--if our present 4
will not dove can Try another, and keep trlil
until we find out the remedy---and ifall wontdo-
we will abolish credit, and the Courts. and III, q
government info our hands, and put eyeTV ous
tion (on every Bank dpy,) whether civil or crimlm
TO vote, and thus (make what has never been dous
q cheap government, and put into practice n
maxim of doing ourselves, that for which we NJ
Others 10 do.
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