Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15

gwen. concluding 10 this lucid opinion :from which
we can easily see Judge Felch's sentiment.
The stricrest principles Of economy should be
regarded in rxng the amounts, and the lowest
sum for which honest and CO npetent men can sf
ford their services, should be The established COM
pensation." 1 49,
Young Democracy: Are you in favor ola thor
ough re:or@ of the Judiciary SYSTEM so as TO re-
duce the expenses and abolish the DELAYS Of lii
CATION?
Judge :" Young men, YOU seem to be ignorant
thata Commissioner has been engaged two years
III revision of the laws; aud the Jackson reso.
iuions loo, contain excellent precepts to which
refer you. Meantime you Cannot fail think, TO
derive some instructions from what may be aoIe
to say on this question at least will not com
promise my sincerity by Withholding it.
In conclusion, II is 10 be hoped thai, wise
and liberal spirit OF reform, tempered with a de.
termination TO weigh we'll every proposed nnosa-
uon before adopting Il, may pervade the Legisla-
ture, aud all who ave called to participate in TIE
revision of the Statutes
Young Democracy" Would you If G,yeraor,
veto any bill, passed by tine Legislature. having
for its objsc: any Of the above reforms %
Jadge.-"A thousand thanks, dear friend. for
this opportunity of showing haw well | understand
the principles of the veto power" (Lecmre.)
la conclusion; '.Ii is power which should be
exercised only III clear case of necessity aud
propflety, after mature deIiberaton, and under
clear convictions of duty, but which nevertheless
IN Case evidently demanding ill., should more
dare 10 neglect than any other duty imposed by
the Constitution"
Young Democracy "Are you IN favor Of SELL
ing our public works, and applying the proceeds
to the payment OF our public debt p
Judge" If a sale could be effected, with due
regard TO these AID perhaps other objects which
do not at present occur to my mind in the present
exhausted state OF the treasury and for the purpose
OF avoiding taxation TO pay our public debt, think
the sale shouldbe effected, and ii would in my o.
Pnon, be sanctioned by the highest consideration
OF public policy. But whether we sell or retain
them. policy should be adopted aud pursued by
which We can realize the greatest possible bene.
ut and The most speedy relief from state indebted
ness"
(Aside)" There, doubt not tina, will quiet them,
| they are Young. and youth is ever contident.
OURsELyEs.-Man of our subscribers approve
highly OF our plan Of quarterly payments. This
method, so far we a,e apprised, Is original " hh
US, and was adopted solely to give those who d.
not feel able TO pay 8 l,50. and still less 50 90 al
any one time, an opportunity 10 enjoy the benrf
of a weekly paper on terms which they meet
One number more will complete he third quar-
| ter Tue Sentinel, aud IN of This fact
| have question TO propose 10 the goud people
within the limits Of our privileged thirty miles,
Il is this How many additional subscribers sha.
we receive for The next quarter at thlrIy seven
| and half cents per quarter! We believe that BY
a very lie exerion The pari of our friends, The
/ present Number of our suisse ibers NAV he doub
led, that Is, upon average, each subscriber nia
[ procure addtioDel name. Let this be done
aud we pledge ourselves TO present the lhlrd vol
urne Of the Sentinel under enlarged. aud greatly
improved appearance.
| An Increased spirit of liberali,y towards the
press, if indeed there DE any such spirit exis-
tingl among The business community. would uei.
iher hurt u.s. or, what they consider of more con-
sequence, themselves. There are merchanis and
mechanics here aud IN some way they do man.
uge 10 iraIsa CT IA considerable amOuit of busines,
III the course ofthe year; yei ihe general corn
| plant is, tbs dreadful dull place, while Ia The
! while IN The same breath we hear, Adrian is a
! lively place." there's great husieesS done al
Jackson Ann Arbor's geiti4s all the business,
and so forth, of villages whose advantages no
better if as good bat whose business. by means O.
handbiIls and advertisements, Is crowded upon ey
matter what call II. must Be followed 5,
! much foI the second lesson.