New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25
on .ep,ence letthe appeal cour refer his 70 sneigh

tie speeches., one lQdge now leE!Ces er.fr Of
peal in The supreme Court NJ Paterson at:e=ts Tie
fact that one Judge IL the Circuit Coury and one n tie
Justices Court DO business far better and quicker than
i've me County Court He may nave AT associate or
assistant that The Of judgment rlav b. never
ernrty-but why "a Young said have committee OF
.nrcc hens 20 lay egg II i capable thai Is
enough and % incapable persons would be one less Than
enough. Lei tie praise or the blame De gwen 70
What i everybody business = nocodys
An appeals sec';rity against ui.sconduc; incapa
city IN the Judge permitted II 50: Ct cases Why
not in al There should be APPEAL Julges eEoUsh 70
decide oil promptly. WHY wait II EZ!a " aite-
case or IN John A Bsrvs II! the expense removal OF
Witnesses delay. has made The justice Of the state
reproscht There Is bu; cause and that ! 70 feed
and Fec the worst Of :he LAWYERS General Roo, said,
sept i, l-2l in Convention
There nothing Ike trial by jury before The supreme
Cour-heT- something Ike It in The inferior Courts bat
trial Big ury before ihe Circuits l. mere mater ~ tO
and expensive FORM There the Jury directed
how find ihey have trouble iake your verdict says
the Judge ~ vain TIE cUunsc. Etereres the Eercci =
rendered su1Jec 10 The decision o; he Supreme Court II
iror rebe. there j. motion for new ral The cause j;
CARED NJ The gets a,p tir ohuson's book TIE big
one small The decision OF The Supreme Cour.
back the Circuit ihu- this decision : sT and
evidence, and the Jury do not ind accordingly, hey md
aHairis, law ana evidence"
Thus have appeal upon appeal-nevy ;rsl after new
tra!morc crist to the lsw mll-morc trouble to the
sutton and all this the gentleman who presided al the
first party Of this Convention and VINO declared
that parry responsible for It's results the stump and
elsewhere uphold the OF al! systems 10 5e
found on the hab!tablc globe.
- tOi'D' : iJtffifAtS ~ M. JHGtCtlfU.
After the facts that M Concr himself stated the
wOrk!n. VI the svstcTn-acr the disclosures made by
others OF what Loco, bunker judge- are-atter
Chatteld accusation, that they have always had the
power make matters easier for their coni1ymcn but
the inclination never let give YOU from my notes al
extract from Mr. OCUnor's speech Of Wednesday last
where ne declared that it far better That they
The IudEcsl should be local Than that they should be
the pcrambuatOry species OF yagabOnds' provided By
the Judiciary Committee. Whether he really meant 70
laud Mcssrs. Waiworth Nelson, sc. whether he
meant expose them 10 rdicule By exquisite spe
cies OF irony, others may judge.
Mr. OCoNoR last Wednesday, said that nothing had
been said against, had any fault been found with the
Court Of Chsnccry supreme Court except that they
were unable 10 do all the work. Certainly fault
be found with the learned Judges themselves. They
have performed wonders. A. 10 the learned Chanccl
Tor although the Report othe Committee has brushed
away his Court with very little ceremony, the Chan
cclur j. highly distinguished throughout the United
States OF the most erude. learned and able OF
Judges His opinions and decisions exhibit MN
OF thc most able, learned, industrious and snggiorlg
acic Jurists The memory OF his distinguished ability
will live long the English language ana iurispr
dcncc shall remain 10 record his great wisdom and
strong sense OF Justice We have no fault 20 find with
Judges except that they are limited ~ number and
we ought not 70 Gu. down Court into petty iraG
men;s. aud have no longer Supreme Court
Mr. OConor did not smile when he thus spoke. Per
hapS he meant II a. an Offset 10 previous speech
When he described the Chancellor was put in mind OF
the picture Of sattcrny woman reading novel, and
every thin: IL confusion around her with the chorus
Ana WASN'T she u0E one Mt. NhlHO!Cl writes
GU, neut opinions be copyrighted the expense o;
the legal profession but 10 giving prompt decisions
the cases he mas heard who is more lazy and lnct
hciCut.
Hiram Hastings says that Pages Reports are
hed with long opinions Of the present learned and indus
ricus Chancellor written out by him while he ought 10
after hearing arguments We have quite too much law
learning already and Judge ambitious Of his legal erdi
on however talented and honest Of IL, greatest
bench can bee afflicted with
Whether is Counselor OConor or Counselor Hastings
the more severe upon the protector OF the many abuses
IN the Court OF Chancery should say OConor II.
SIATI FAIR.-The preparations for the State
Fair ne on hgntcent lie. aud are in a stale c:
great orwardn, We yestciday had the pleasure OF
yicNi The grou Dis partial structures, plans. &C &C
The s IN the Eastern part of the village on CGpL
Hill the summit between Franklin and GeneSys
overlooks only the village but large extent
OF country in every direction. prospect can scarcely
he found III this region more extensive landscape
varied and bcauttu-lhe site consists OF twelve
acres crpercd with vCrdurc and in part shaded by an
orchard slightly slopinc TO the East. south and West
laid out ia an gular form, and to be enclosed by
close board fence feet high The place OF entrance
Genescc.sl. side
Prominent among the structures viii be- Floral Hall,
with such gorgeous decorations as 10 render Il tempe
worthy oi the goddess 10 whom 1t IS 10 be dedicated Ia
the rear vi the Hall hc dmenaons OF which are LOO
by so feet will be the Darn Exhibition Hail. 20 by -
On the North side OF this Will be the building (OO by %
tccD intended Tor the exhibition OF farming implements
utensils and on the south side alOther OF ttb4
size for the display domestic manufactures &c &c
Each of these are 10 br nsnked by ranges OF refresh
ment spls Besides these principal buildings there are
10 be the Ticket Office and the committee once tHcH
- by 2i and Business Office % by 80 These struc
lures built they 10 be IN Pre> uoc CANNOT Ia
10 present an imposing appearance
The Committee having these matters IN charge de-
serve great credit the berity zeal! skill AMI taste
with which they dechargine the duties dcvoVed
upon them Already has so much progress been made
that assure citizens that they VII DC wei PAID
4 rF--tIT An Al
Tur HARRoR or BCfFALo.-n passing along
the habor Yesterday afternoon we cra iorcioy -rucN
with the dilapidn,cd appearance oi Tie pier which IN
many places j. precisely III the sane situation 80 "heh
injured hY the hravv rcle ~ tlic TAD OF a. knowing
sfoi pas experience tina, this important work II LETT N
liz presen, state until the yisi, OF OF our sweeping
November gales vii be in imminent danger OF beng IN
iurcd 70 very serious extent and Vie entrance TO our
harbOr iirp.1rd hy me Misses oil stone that would ec
swept into the hrbor led TO inquire into the
cause OF ihi, apparent neglect and learned what might
have been presumed that the funds Tor this important
object totally exhausted. In Mr. Folks opinion
the .xiccncies OF foreign make the dictate OF
wisdom husband means and not 10 tcd>it them on
comparatively iUiimP0rdRt objects. Consequently IN
the abandonment OF our public works the sale OF mate
riAS and tools collected and ready Tor use anu ~
the destruction OF HE and property on our lakes ana
rivers but pay quota Tor the acquisition Of 4cNa
Here we are, therefore with commerce oi al AuhGisH
millions from which the Government derives lncAlcG
liable benefit, without dollar appropriated to protect The
nporia,, works already constructed from crGmoAns 10
ruin Verify il j. timc the North and West united
for their mutual protection against The Jealous hostility
OF the South. Buf- Com Aa'
RUNAWAY SLAVE CAsE.-We understand that
iay before Yesterday abou, noon parcel OF co.ored
persons consisting OF Two women and nye children
were arrested and delivered up 10 Their claimant Pr
McNicol OF Covnston. We also understand the claim
am could nnd but Justice IN town 10 take
OF the case lie irst applied TO the Mayor who refused
Then he went 10 Mark F. Taylor OF former nosorie'y
who mindful of his former deinquences also refused
In the same manner he served by Justices harrison
and Brooks We mention this rs proof that puh.c sen
ti,ent has changed much since the time OF me ason
case He then proceeded 10 Nix Sne!oakeT on sN;h's;
who wiliu: to the part o. slaveca;cher Tor the sum
OF five dollars agreed TO IL the The ugluyes
were defended by Vim. Biruey According 10 Mr. b
the testimony most defective. Oae OF tue witness
Is SON OF the claimant testified that one OF The women
was 10 be free al certain age but could no. say bur that
she WAS above tina; sEs. The same was the case IL re
gard 10 one Of the Children Inc Justice, however &c
!:ycred them u, and they taken IN hack 20 the
river by constable Delzcl! Cincinnati heT- lS'h
DIVISION OF TgXA>-The Houston Telegraph re
,ers 10 proposition 70 divide Texas without delay into
States the BraZos being the boundary between them
ana adds tina, application has been made on the sug2eS
ton OF Members O; Congress the Texan Senators ana
Representatives to bring bill FOR that purpose py
this division the STATE IVES; OF that line would contain