New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

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but the Legislature may add MANI as Il 70 the NUN
r OF Supreme Ccu-. Judges after 1853 and divide the
said Court into three judicial Districts
An Eiec,ire Judiciary.
;hia am perfectly correct n =iaf:hs, a now DO,
arr ~ FAVOR OF eut.ustng The People G: this
The very important duty OF EIEcT!Sc ALL THE JUDGES.
Others NAV be OF whose opinions yet doubtful
@: the % os::e opinion there are fewer known than Is
generally imagined Very few indeed would Gsdir
sert 10 place this great il The hands Of party poll
tca-s lest the people might prove unat 70 choose the
bes, !or tae Judicial bench The General Ticket
system OF election which NJ. Morris preferred to-day,
the Judges By Districts The latter system - best
however, for the People for by tAev enabled 70
vote for against Candidates whose worth wan: OF
IL they know within their own districts = better
tina. tie people should io and elect four judges IN
district; than that every district should elect PAR
" TICKET O: p or = judges. The report OF NJ Rug
ges'= Committee i favorable 10 District Elections
Mr. W b WRIGHT, today, in one OF his few and able
speeches. a5ked-NhO selects your judges now;
party caucua No Judge has been appointed IN this
state Tor the last twenty-five ycars who pac
san. Sometimes The judges appointed a. reward
Tor party services Three thousand Justices OF the
Peace elected By The people and who was there
IL the Convention that would and say =: his place
ina: the- would not ver crcditaby compare Win those
formerly appointed IL di:leren: manner BE had no
fear OF enstng tue election oIthe whole OF the Judges
20 the people he had Observed the caution and cir
culnspectiop with which the most TlO!en; partisan
approaches The question Of cectls Magistrate and he
believed tha; the people would be eren more deeply
impressed with the importance of the duty that would
devolvc them OF eectng the Justices OF the higher
Courts
As an elector of this State frequently ask myself in
what manner could u=eiuy vote for Judiciary
No. BIZ general ticket WIKI - FOR am not
well enough acquainted with al parts OF the state 70 be
sbie wisely select g. nor 10 nor snot BY district
ucket of one yearly four at because the dis
,ricts composed they are O; from one County 70
eight ten 30 large that haze sui some difficulty
20 make choice This the difficulty which induced
the people TO ask Tor - single Senate Districts tor Leg
slatlve purposes and Republican. wishing 70 90
Well VIVA; did. would rather have vote 70 give once
II seven wears for Judge IN ny own senate District
than once il years for - or = judges or
once in Two years in large district the old size Tor
one judge In other words, 90 for your friend NJ Bis
con- plan Of s'sc:iag Of the Spreae Court Judges az
zach Of he % Senate p''rie;s alredaytdid ont
Judicial Salaries.
To-day Mr. CKATFIELD said that II the mater OF ssla
rie were lei, to the Legislature instead OF giving them
$1,000 salary they would not probably allow them
than hall or 5000 at the very utmost.
Il NAV De popular 10 talk OF salaries which would IN
vove the judges in poverty and expose them TO .empta
ton 10 sell justice. like Agurs prayer, and trust that
learned able and honest Judges may be literally paid
BY the State Ii they leave their private business TO
take an eight wears lease of the Office OF Judge they
ought not 10 be pinched by the State in their private
means To allow Attorney General Van Buren so
day. and County Clerk $4,000 year. Surrogate
$1,000, and supreme Court Judge Loo or no more
than Custom.Eiou.c Guager. Wcisher, or Inspector.
will not secure the State the best talent and il
ought not.
GSaeral Tollmadre-J,tsticc Coic-M<s Spencer.
and mas Reporter.
veteran statesman OF Is years service in the po-
cal field and Police Justice OF = years ,tand!n. have
bounced upon your very obscure X the hr-t charging
him with penu1g very hasry and brief summaries often
repletc wiki error when well intended and the last
accusing him OF adding word or TWO -rutiitous!y-
Their letters you viii md IN last nights Journal and this
mornings Ar-us-and the case stands thus
General Tallmatgc with the benevolent view OF rcn-
Gering the law humane proposed certain clauses
in the Constitution and backed up his proposition by
relating several Of what ne called cruel injustice 10
women One case was thar OF a woman stranger, who
complaining 20 the magistrate or rape By three
scoundre.s sent hil because she could not get
security appear awnes- and kept there II months
while the rascas enabled 10 obtain bail and had
never been brought trial The drgs mentioned this
and did the Argus stated thaii Albany
MIR. 7. had said. but did not locate il lest there
should be some mistake in so horrible -tory.
Justice Cole -upposia- he meant, appeared rth
with print declaring that Miss Spencer fifteen
months ago, had complained OF rape by severa! VII
ldu- ana been kept in the Aims House some time and
only 70 days 10 Jail, unit the Court could meet IN
.Igie lcSr. Sow Justice thar any how Her crime was
inability give bail In Nav appear in June after
waiting twelve month in the Aims House Even this
would DC y7islmjtcethoush 20 bad ~ Mr. Tsmad
called It. But the gallant General comes today
and h.lrns tlHt Mrs Spcnccrs - ar GGdA0EGt case
Ito tie Gaze OF Anna Brown on whom rape commit
ted on 2ith juno lsi5 by Bunker Hunter aud Caigcr
and witness and all sent Jail on that day. Albany l.
The prisoners arra.cned 9th Dec. lSiJ, The
witness t!.n being in Jail. They we're all atterward
discharged TIER orE recogri-Gnces lie adds cases
in Albany are abundant md in New.York vet more"
General TALLMADGE IS not the first who has made
genera. charges against his ncghbor and then pleaded the
general ISSUE for OF special defence Where
are my errors He mentions OF them Ny daily
summaries very hasty and brief he says. How
could II De otherwise have 10 t all day in the rds,
OF the din of the Assembly Chamber takes notes write
them out Tor the press and haze the whole board the
steamboat. often before the Convention Hdourns Il
not possible for thus send YOU 10 to 20 pages OF
manuscript daily, and read what have written.
Wherein does my statement d!.ter from the others =:
II there really has been women - months IN jail. in
tins way why does not the General gave IN the dates and
the committing magistrates name. seeing he knows all
the tact- suspect himself that's IL though
doubt his intention Just ami benevolent Judge
Cole wants temper and says that's me when no one
thinks OF him. No Is free from error. \ King
printer published large edition Of the Bible once !eay
inr the word not out IN the lth commandment. The
ra-cas IN the PatrOons woods that spurious edition
il appear. even novv The Albany ar-us has about a-
able shorthand reporters could be got and yet It
heads IL editorial today with -evera! provoking errors
and tothcr day put speech II hr Stetson, mouth
which was delivered by Mr.. Chnhed. Where on eurth
such work be- done without errors' blunder now
and then Ike other folk. bur ,e Judge and the Gener
a. did not find out where this time.
Commissioners of Old Scores
Mr.. BRowN proposes a TO the Constitution. that
would be appoint Commissioners with the powers OF
the Chancellor and supreme Court judges hear close
and determine the pending lawsuits in these Courts
Chancellor Ualc0r,h and tie Tbres Millions
In anticipation OF the passage OF the Resolution, re-
curing AZ account OF his stewardship, and not the
Argus err9neously in TO il, the Chence
lor mas issued with speed than ne generally use:
in the way OF DEGREES explanatory letter addressed
70 President Tracy Ii i the Argus ha5tens
70 tell the public that The Chancellor was discharged
from any farther 10 the Resolution The only
step aiken the appointment OF Nlr Mann Merchant
OF New or and Nr= Chataed and Iagsert the latter
being strongly opposed having The inquiry made by
the President TO inc the papers sent By the Equity
Chief whose account: must oe IN sad state Of conu
sion If /; would require many months labor OF ms
too Tat and orer.;ed Official underings 10 render en-?
amount the funds their charge which after full deba!e
the Convention would ask b. vote OF 10 /. Besides
me three millions this inquiry has already brought out
statement O; about halt million which i deposited
in the Trust Company by Receivers and Others 70 az
curruIare for the benefit Of the creditors OF orok IN
Banks This makes three and half u.!lions-neary
100 OF solid silver specie Worth looking after He
also tells OF dead fund OF $4,000 uncaed Tor during
years. Wou d !: rot have been as constitutions! 10
apply the interest Of that fund 10 pay for advertising u