New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15

Vlo.eegfuc water upon Tue cTSdlt -N-leu trF !eF o.
them preferred the old puinp- the Cr2t7n and am
persuaded that were he question put 70 the whole Per-
pie Of his State whether thcy would authorize and ap
prove OF Law enabling the state ind a wcn chosen
Board OF Commissioners with some ecielt cheek upon
herereuGJ improved sha.a contract > tern 70 borrow
from year to year a, low OF interest say per
cent s,lscien; sum to complete the Eric Canal In
iss-gn"u aid loan - - put up n auction. To; TO
rnuch time and tte principal payable i
suiied tie atateI SIN persuaded that tue People would
sPprove o. tn, a%, provided u.e Canal income were
secured ~ ought to be- TO pay the interes ofthe Canal
Debt Ins plar oi borrow money payable a eiten
time places the state the bfoer= England
doe not l.JrrOw dollar Inst way She GOT e3
Iu pocc tr her bond 70 pay ~. h1'7er3 par cent on
100 and he principal whenever She Government flve
spare funds or can borrow at stH lower raie Our
promises pa ~ certain daJ occasions money 10 DC
mid by pct banks for year, nj low interest % meet
That day. Ny b!eiis tiai the Lre Canal Is and Will
be- mast be, "Sceclt productive properly money would
! be lent on such IN urugty system have described
an additional proof the .dea Of pcnsionne tic
Chancellor and supreme Court Judges Tor two three
years tr5fn june last not entertained III wiEn
ew days beg remind your readers that Nh Brown
OF Orange then the avOwed leader OF tue Polk Wright
men IN the Convention introduced fortnight ago Il
-ec,on by universal consent providing that
the People should haze adopted the Constitution
the Governor should appoint Commissioners iirer te
heard by the Court OF Chanccry md Supreme
Court, and who lay down their authority the
moment the new Constitution took effect
| Tie Ne,r Coasiilpfjon-Amen3mel&s IN
Asibis amended Constitution aboshes many Judicial
fees -hortGns the state Senators term gives single
Sena;e and Assembly Districts provides FOR COmms
sion 20 simplify tho rules OF legal practice, allows the
People approach tn elective Judiciary per
rnits Cancellation Courts, bot7 out tho Weichers and
Ncasurers. and the Masters and Examiners Chance
~ abolsfcs In. old Court of Errors and unres tho
equity and law Courts intend 20 vote Tor il, Il the
majority 30 not make il wosse than IL is titi= 10 DO
voted in parts, III take all that good OF IT. One
great advantage would be- gained VIZ Marvin pr0pO
-ion which makes It extremely difficult 10 uuerd IT,
were simpited should tho nov Appcoi Court for in
stance prove signal ailure almost every body be
Iicve- il VIII the process by which Mr. Hoffman propo
s.- 20 refer lass the People for endorsement re
lection. where money l. pc borrowed would answer
lnrIre supreme In France about the for con
-rues the Constitution shall the People ever get the
READ supremacy here
IN New Hampshire under the Constitution Of lig9
the opinion of the People ne 20 the necessity Of Con
vcndon for amending the Constitution was to be- taken
every seven ycars.
In Maine il twoth.rds OF the Legislature adopt an
amendment The Constitution il sent to The select
mon who notify the People and ii the majority
ton the proposed change, il becomes part OF The su
In Arkansas. South Carolina. Georgia and Missouri
amendments proposed by Legislature MAY be ran
red year by thirds OF the nest; without go,ng
10 the People Michigan Ike Mr.. Marvin follows IN the
roundabout truck OF our Convention OF III Indiana
declares that ne holding II Ga part u The haHGS
IN &Gra7, Involuntary sayiidc cr7 only orr
IA uSVpr'iOH and tyranny no alteration IN the
Constitution shuI ever Introduce slavery but the elect
]
ors shall vote every twelfth year whether they desire
Convention to amend In Ohio any Geper2i A,sen3y
sire Il state Convention TO amend SC. Pcrnsy li,nia
requires amendments to be adopted by majority OF the
senate and Assembly ia successive years. and to be
voted ON by the People Our twotfrd- scheme is re-
puda,ed and ought To- be- Mr. Marvin the Char
when only ~ votes out Of Us perretuatcd the lawyer
monopoly. Would he require So votes To take Il o..
| again
72e E4qliA Lar Of Perpetual AHsgigacs.
Slnptsd Citiya. cannot have forgotten that there WA.
a vast Quantity "i m patriotism expended 'Iy IN TIE
session hy professor ir''hds vi IN,
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an! WnSre TO ,te nS,, CIV, 81 ~, ~ = u
ect OF Queen Victoria aud her successors whf NE gna
erc9'h seihSntno, nm, ms Is LEW ,e' iii5
ihd hotoa on IL Hst ~ ~ t,'i' u u. % il"
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/ aN&' Hal'' F'fe.'if4 'a re Nt'' an
The Legislature its next session must determine
the salaries OF 81 supreme and Appeal Courts lutse-
tor the nGNr eight years II must provide Tor dcsig
mating one the appeal Court Justices Chef Judge
mud Tor ,rect4g aud Classifying such Judges arc 10
form The Appeals Court Il may provide Tor Comm.
.oucrs la arrange t;,c Common and Civil Laws lar
rs they arr applicable the aars Of the People Of This
STATE and increase J!, Judiciary. 80 ssoi may make
lor,s -, siuulify The. system OF leadn-s and procc
dur-inakins MI pleas special. usHf 81 forms. II
designate the classes OF judges wo shall preside
al the several terms o. ihe supreme Court ard may
tie terms the Appeal sessions with ,:c places where
the Judges hall assemble seems thus iai TO BE- len
10 tile Legislature Go define what lac terms public otce
uhHhitSn,. oihcrr resident stated resident qnHliied
elector elcctor &c sc mean when applied IA thr Con
stnuon or Statutes or II may be ietS 10 le aPft"l
Judges questions ne Owing me meaning o' any Oh ines
words hail be carried hcicre ihem The Convention
! are making no attempt al general dominion
The Revised statutes necsSIe siH' an H''ofrsS 'ili
Counselor puuuc .uOlClAl OlIctrS tit new Oo!lSl