New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

r.,,yroar pei0r, for Haiikruqtcy. in which H.. u
required for 5iscrti-!g. had expired called
made Tor iccrep no objections iayin. h-pIi5:-
@ In the cas-. of Stephen : Clark. ". Wlnlin.pbiaine,
esye 10 e objections on behalf creditor. aud titles
% njar leave wa obtained b, Counsel in the cas-, Of tIor-
ace Jainc> and al,o III that OF lheo +. Bogari-
WlIain T. Palmer GTpn>e. D.? Barry y NaY uu the
ernIn,!that IN contemplation o. RanhrHplcy Ia paid
over Z, Joshua !, l.nc - e purlroas Of giving h;n
preference oEeE III! aH also denyin@ t
r3ofoas D. Lee, oppoqdb by wt. Sinners.
a,s physician. III, routi tirt e l. n!.l,ai 20 said
lsi-ait aid Lee assigned h property ~ 1889. bat i'it a
iairGnei 'nanp.e party vi,cst a> Subsequently
n,nt had not been faithful, buiIneI means ef I,rcki!e
also eIcHee tin' te letjoU a,' inad It iii >ht'n'ni
Tbt qu,,,ioa, II !. ri,, in the c,,e lo,,,,, Zare
wercargGed b' Mr.. Faltrtcn behalf OF "i2r ad N
Nlr. JodcI.>cr tor iIe opp'it. cie'l"r !is'>i:
st tnkart. ,-
tie point; relation to i. co','ni2gnIy ,, ,,, Of
perfectly Unconstitutional. C9l,fess la,A '' " ~"
Fo~er frame ,ucil ,,,z,.
under tins la ; no ris tOltnip,ler 'n '' I? l' l'
iion, aufiuIi'S no, tainLleiicn2 m ~ i.' @
been f!lc,J this tie Court WI ny ~ 8ce'>'"''
AnotIicr was a. Il, regularity, wlsi ,;arai. oy'r
ARCHER ln /, I-s ilupoG,n ono, wa, - oll"" Ai til.
ytrIir, ,,e .facr,. n 9r,.itcrefi,uc r,shiin.
cut Of tl ned STATS. its. onr' tcc',sthat 'h que
ron ioilt 5t ;,c!,n.d i,oloasiton liondaI inor1i
several asked aurcpic toby the Court.
Should tic tI b unable by sickness ., attend on t'
ll5 lnriaj itys a} over wiionl Ir'u'ce
Personal :otie. to creditors yl not answer Tie petition
n, iy.rti,r yiif,rn i:e, stated tiai he had
rr,,l 10 i. SuprcJuc Goutt, hut bad yet been
,eqrvpd The law stl,@ tic its note" -tIallhe adTr
I ,, ,,, ain ill -,eoe! notice >ey,ii<. util the
,,,t5 i, decided Whether, I. pubicDion -i,aii b dair-or
I., ,,.z f,:iIcjr,. Of advertising ,a!yaul,l .
,'io,I.,t and ii will, for thc present. be pursued. Hul
notices where tIl E,ar. reside. lr,v. be"n ordered
thu, far ,lcc iuc,. NJ regulations lIi' been aioiea, a,
II, .rcIf for tic lnn" -Mui;cc>,
Tie party film ao cc,ic! lI,s TIE ri.,r oc;onsn.e be
I f.t ..,,. t = .r.I;,o. Gan flo
objections ;"G tie first tptelt, passed AMI Decree OF
ianhrrptCy granted al ll,ea ally day.
The Cour, officially promulgated is views rearciot the
ya1u.s oi lection, r1i,et.
Inre.pce to tie iori>eonot TIE Di>,ric, Courts, lugc
Isat remarked HAT Congress a>tl authority 10 ,lcsl:y-
na,, an, particular duty "EiCi, II >'l>fcd the : Courts
>jauhI PERFORM. iuiidiltonutd' ;iN"t. heretofore. itclI
Hel. ne 'laiz pro Nst'is.s ihe hahini Law
las c1ilrtfe ;! t. st:ratc bouii 10 do - ~
heirudca capacity and r"t ',-nl" conllssioes as 'a
In relation to the DaD>rup, Law many olcetons bJ,e
been raised Alnc country ha, it. General lnN IN t'
oionlo debtor and creditor II Tie tilnr,en ppve. was
coarrre upon ConEt.',, 10 i'ss l'@i tl Law ahd ''
ia- il uniform tl,rou..Iou it !ni;sd s;at,,near' THE
olt of the hftt,, States la some local au inrlntontn
the SUBJECT but v,Gl rot Recognise i va!ltNt u the
rlci lol would tie Supreme Court acknowledge either
genc lax. ,g;, considered necessary. and CONGRESS wa,
not Limited. IN any manner lorn, e hin o REGULATION
il ii0ut; adopt lIwu, compelled TO egs'e under the
rie laid down by Elizabeth George or "ll3o--ploI
h., unlorni in il, o,craous 0hieco has been ua'.
r6riIary In Russia i. i.oy.nl debtor compelled
aUin England strong restrictions arr imposed rhcnos'
alomcby Congress coirster., tc most m ccofdaicc
wit our form government V 10 the idea o IL inefier
in. with tire ris contracts q! ihus' con ri'cls are
lnwecnt!c parties t-.ht, alter certain
objections have been coupled With. II prohibits The Courts
otte United States and al>o local cois. from acting III re-
aiionto cn thus abolyc> the debtor 60 Iara>to prevent
ctercionin regard Se or >iuure property am, also
affords every protection possible ioic creditor The Court
considered the law perfectly Constitutional and such IL Con-
.re>, had an und1uhted ri.htio i,;Ns
the poveT ol III" Commissioners unicri' 2ct ptk"
The testimony o petitioners tie Couttiougt 'y ii slc
JUDGE r. stated that lc ;, received acupN ct=rc"ul1tIun
adopted in >our. The other STATES and alluded 10 tlic mode
pursued by each OF them bankrupt, he stated becomes
awincss and Commits iocr> lave rghl To act under
the 7ti section the w. lie eclrd that Commissioners
under the authorised tn administer t' oai on pc
ition OF bankruptcy. :,
lied ii wonl,i roccc.. under the law upon an the
petitions that had been brought before H. ai as i4cii bust
neS, had accumulated, gentlemen had better So tiat utl
respective property placed IN the ''is o '
a>ScUtcS. ,...;
where ,r advertisements had expired ln>lX casts ny.c
ION, were offered, and hjItySiN passed without shelf on
motion, 10 the usual decree.
CIi,CIzIr D!EE'l'.