New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

mics. The Roman maxim. 10 admonisn your friends
secretly and reprove your opponents publicly vii! DC
acted by prudent Editors and there Ia no case on
record OF Press not upheld by party or by parta! IN
erests standing is ground in the whole history OF the
Union If the Albany Press 70 talk too plain It
might be punished By removal OF the Seat o.. Govern
meut Yet, without such Prcss-which think the
People would not properly suqpor:-nGch OF the cor
rvpiion which ha- existed in successive Legislatures
Will De ,crperated The power Of free and fearless
Press and half dozen bold nrd eiucned business
men in the Iegisature would be invaluable TO IN"
morals lives properly and pFo7f"T o. THIS powerful
state
This i TIE e7on.rg o. September 5rd. Tie Csnyoa-
lion sd journs the o. o; October Caly u wor,rg
days Intervene. Til the press and the public now
open their eyes tine lac: Ions evident TO that the
long speeches not delivered to enghen ignorant
Delegates. Ticyc none SCra here The speeches
were made 70 illustrate briefly the positions Of members,
in one case ou of hundred and consume time pre-
certain from being acted put up
didaies eeconeer, or Buncorlbe, in nearly the
other 90 Gentlemen knew that their time short
that hey ,r,ins with objects OF vas; importance.
The results becoming clear anticipated It
was vel! said by Byron, THIS Is the age OF Cant.
Nothing j. done Com. No 3 on the questions of I'm
ting interest to Il per cent Dana eGuazing taxation
Looms Morris Rugglc=, Strong viva elections
OF officers - DC elected by delegated bodies Kennedy
-fCom. No. 81 Canals Taxation. Public Debt Funds
Revenue and Loans hoffman. angel AyrEult. Cham
herlain Salisbury - Com No 1 Elective franchise
ditto 10 colorcd citzcnsBTihcry and BettngSau-,i-
zaton Obligations opposed blythe Common Law ioung.
Worden Rouch r. Com. q officers guilty OF dcinca,ion
&c Perkins - Com. No. giving the People under wise
provisions the election ri local officers clyde Croker
AngeLArcher S,c.l Record1.t ho votes or appointment
by Boards OF superb City Corporations, &C Ncunc
dr.l-fCom : Militia Ward. Con; 9. Competency
OF Witnesses . tbs .cc- ithoaies - Com. lOl Ac7..-
ng- open all Strong, White. = john Il code
70 regulate the Proceeding Law Courts stow. Nc
oil Conorl Arbitration Courts. Kirkland, stephens
Jury Districts. Hunt II Code al Laws. White !
Costs and delays of Appeal from Justices Richmond
Waterbury Flanders Strong Suits pending in ihc
Chancerv Court Brown Giving the accused the last
word OCOuor Com. No IL Libel Law and Cha!
lcnges. [O'Conor fugitive Saves. RAoades Private
Property taken Sow, Richmond Vache ini, to the
sheriff power To- seize OF the Poor Debtor
STOW Townscnd.l Observation-Disclosures OF terms
observation-disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cor
pus-Imprisonment for Dcbt-Dirorccs-Lot;e rie--
British Common Law ICON l2l EduCat;on-Common
Schools-Funds FOR Schools. f. Campbell, &c Revis
ion OF the Constitution i.arv.n Powers Privileges
Debt md Assessments OF Cities, Murphy Stow. Alien
CrooSer. Ian Srhcouhoven, SC Deb: Of Countc7.
Towns &c Brown Bacl.us. & Banks and Currcn-
c. Com. l6--CGmorelcr5, sc Manufacturing lasu
rance Turnpike and ether Corporations general laws
10 authorize ard regulate being Com. No. L. ooms
&c Land Tonures Tor the future Nelson. Harris IAN
der sc being Com H. Land Limitation. Willard
Prohibitions Of future creations sc. Jordan The
on all the above subjects not one vote hrs been taken
not one proposition decided on-ari IN - working
davs the fist Convention that mas - years adj
iourns forever A.n wrong IN stating rs do that
did ike body assemble more anxious 10 add 10
The puo bic burthcn ancient nbIses
llsyluDAhiZi.- win tue wants, wrongs, ana
grievances Of the people a,n almost deatcned with
the perpetual din ranufactory OF judges but ,'tel
our Infamous cts1iR system Of European L7 &c touched
Shall iae People Fec: or Seem 20 Elect
the ~ Judges
have endeevored below to give brief Abrd cement
OF Wednesdays extraordinary proceedings IN contnua
ton OF my last
Judges at once by general tcte he had yielded
the OF yesterday but would vote 70 reconsider
THAT is 70 reverse undo IL and go Tor the quadru
u IN
icts although no one wuCii say that II the monster
mammoth district SYSTEM mad brought the election any
within the power OF the People than
the general ticket and state NOMINATIONS
Where enclose words in brackets they are my own
remarks, quotations Or explanations.
Mr. Looms had struggled Tor the party-admifed the
mode OF election by general flcSer elect al
but as that could not be had ne would go o- Judicial
Districts preference 70 single Senate Districts Inc re-
sui, Yesterday probably produced by party comb
nation MI L. adyered 10 The evils OF popular election,
and wanted reconsideration.
Nj HOFFMAN would never have asked for any other
than the present system appointing the Judges mad II
been 70 obtain more independent tribunal to ex-
pound constitutional questionable judges had been
obtained lJU years without election The represents
ation OF the People the Judicial Bench Is Than
iallacy fal>ehood-they -epresen: the law not
the People.
iChanceuor Ken, said, p years IN the same
chamber, tina;
I, was rros, error to suppose that The power ana
authority the People delegated 20 Inc legislative
branches OF the Government alone The Exec.'rss aso
the Administrators ard expouncers O.; the avs we're equH
" them Tie Representatives OF the Peope-Si0Ts'
Rep page So
NJ. HorrNlv Itbsd nominations were made the PEG
pie would -eec; them and ,heu enable ;ae other party
70 elect tneIr nominees Net word did hear aoOut
proydin. delegation oy law - nominate cardita;es.
Tina! would De real democracy Inc judges should De
elected By general :cketoltG ne found the Coaven
ton would mol or t Ee would vote 20 reconsider
he yote o: last night gwen To- the single Senate District
system - the hope mat maort= would 20 tOrelecc1n
bv large Decentralization oy Dstric; was re7n0rir ne
ii-s ,--ey from tie Ps9 Sin.le Senate Districts he
hk.d the worst OF al To elect b Districts was grossly
,,rTs. and Judge elected n one Distrlct would o.
;es,sed snd exposed 20 rticuie and contempt aen he
INFO another pls-flc' 10 uiscua- = is u ~
Office -. g, -.
On the Judiciary Committee 5u: one neuoe! "en; Tor
,acrio- BIZ General Ticket he was as.onish-d 70
M Brown and propose 20 deie@i the committees
Ia, bv rroposn. tn General Ticket system, alter BE-
-J;-r o-h- 20 20 !ur the Report: strange that
- T,r6,esn- against making the Judiciary par-
ian es.sbl;shIrent he had oeeG induced 70 propose
no, Man which OF 81 others would tie Hlosi e.ectusy
-; a., whole OF the Judges 70 .ae car .: party WHAT
,.srr bs proestatons. that Ee wished 10 have far
$3.50 ~ Political influence tee Bench 70 guard
seI- an undue bias when Ei= errors had Seen % elect
- - ~ - orr SIDE Daring the last % yea-s neither
ns--, hsd had over 1000 IsJs-r Z ais E-es: state
sri how easily r1i-t- thai majority % changed NJ
T;,s- rad asserted :,at gentlemen who .a-ored re
- - l-;-g me election Judges a. possible
=: ne rIe,,l ,vere influenced BY ra-r rnoaves- Had
ne II no party motive IN his ences-o-s 10 gre g
Bench ali OF one party 70 remain acha'sed for years
/ NJ uorrN.S sad ne hAd not Mr.. PATERSON then
s.ked NJ Hou,zn or any Eastern friend OF the whole
ho,I svsre,1 whist knowledge they could have 70
! IL candidate fo- JGGEeship II Chautau4ue County
They mad none-could hare none-and how could peo-
pie on Long Island understardinsiy elect Tor Dstlc.