New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

n, nav e be law take hold OF them The patience Of
1he public Is well nigh exhausted But aware that
great difficulty attends framing of law embrace Cor
poraton and prefer that different bill should pass now
rather than none The Banks be provided for after
wards iii be found necessary or thought proper
TIE CASE OF Mcleod.
|, i. said that the Supreme Court which hold torn
next week at Utica la,e made req1ision the sheriff
of this city to bring up prisoner Alexander Mcleod be-
lore the said Court hear judgement on the questions ar
ued a, the this city, upon the ha'cas corpus
Il is coniectured BY persons that nasmuc a the
Court require the punc,ua attendance Of McLfoD at the
time of giving decision the result Of that decision viii be
10 discharge him altogether We Do perceive that such
IN inference necessarily follows from the fact The decision
whatever it may be- a II il were, then 1t
would be indispensable hot Mcleod should be present to
receive H. only relate the questions raised the
returA Of the habeas corpus and argued the last term Of
abe Court And those simply whether the crime ior
which Mcleod had indicted, political PR
ya,e offence whether the British Government by officially
avowng the act oush, alone he responsible whether
Mcleod individually ought suffer the penalty Of it,
commission According the first proposition, he would be
entitled to an unconditional discharge, and according the
latter he must be rcnanded for trial the Indictment In
either case the Supreme Court nigh, hive made decision
and order with or without the presence Of Mcleod
ding TO It's pleasure jurisdiction of that Court ALSO
hc in spcb cases and its discretion Is only limited By the
Constitution and the laws.
l. would perhaps be INDIGENOUS anticipate opinion
of the Supreme Court this But in the event Of ms
being discharged by the Court persons seem to OK
pect it must be the ground that the aitack on the Care
line was an ayowcd and justified by the British
f;errnncn If this be so then we have with
the British Government for three years vhou, knowing it.
and rs, No CO vel, for certainly we have had no treaty Of
- ta ,;,,o H. ho, co.o ,bor. is no telling how
g. ho hoess transactions and lcrol rights Of individuals
nav be affected thereby who have Inadvertently supposed
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like fcloO. 10 long ncr.s of service in Van DENIM Land
contrary the aw OF no,ious At any rate there aP
pear to be great difficulties, not absurue IN tins yew
OF the
M Our friends who mean 10 lcayc the CITY on the Fourth
will please bear in mind the ExCuRsloS TUE NENl oRN
AND ERIE RAl1RoAD by the steamboat SUPERIOR Capuia
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Extract from LoeoFov at Warrington To gentleman
IN tins city, dated 70, ISL
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