New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-15

.,,-Tb. Convention, It's pro-
fsinss IL ,nd,cini Reform Tho Appoin.,nS
rcss w,..,,on of Judges by the feopie-
Power Trials-Inc endartes, &C.
ALBANY, June 18th, ls4s.
-. have elapsed since the Convention
Two VIZ h.re. and perfected its organization;
rsen0iea bnt the meres, prelmnnries have been
get n..I Or settled. If honorable members WA
f''as'e. ,.kipg long speeches on every Trivial OF
ps''''' IAN, subject which arises they may as wen
asinp0i,, a, once (efter the fashion OF tne'F
pa''' T,ench pro,o,ypcl declaring the si'ungs
perHanens, has been mainly spent in frness dis
Ia' s IN the propnesy of appointing additional
es"0n ..aers secretaries, DC. and almost every
door seeps' y. responsible majority has had
psHa Pc 10 say on the respective questions: l
sonsihing - 10 see that our leading Wbig
-. m''n ps.,sd very slightly in these proceed
kends pahc.p .,,;.eIv reserving their powers and
i.ss; .bey nc r-ss,er things" The eloquence and
baoenee W. many OF them are characterized
alent iG I'M, ,es,ed when momen'ous questions OF
viii DC .s.il he presented Tor their consideration
Reo.n heir conceded ability ana sounoness OF
snd il'L am assured that 'eeN voices ~t. oe
p f..5 only in the advocacy Oh SAFE anu '''O''
ne..dres. ~ nsr,ies are almost unanimous in
find inat oos' ,adical change should be effected in
.5eopinon 'oA ssnorment Of the State government.
ine Judiciary -. NJ opinion which have gathered
The expires, T. aaeodal and leading Delegates in
from 'eSefa' that the Courts Of Common Pleas
1ace me c ~ If Errors will both be abolished, and
sod NE G Coa,t of Chancery will be probably merged
insI VIC ~, exercising equity and common law
IN In short. complete revolution 10 the sys'
po"e;. contemplated and scarcely feature OF the
Z. II o,,.pizs,ion will be suffered 70 remain.
ADow D-s-.,tion and interchange OF views, Is the
's'e GU .;.o Power. This subject will be handled
App .ioves when il comes legitimatey before
T'p... think many Of the minor Offices
pe -. in.rance. Masters and Examiners In Chan
~ ,v;Il he necessarily abolished by the changes
eai .,rr,. and the appointment OF the remainder
~ %G ~ siven to the People. think am safe in
VA 1;,s also, that the People will have the election
I'm Judicial officers entirely under their control.
"a hat the tenure of Office will be 80 arranged az
:. ,.moye all possibility OF official prostitution to
.,ircaI or personal purposes
Ths,e ia a considerable excitement among our
,,.sI ooi,icisns in relation TO the trial of Messrs
T,sncb, Cagger, & Co. which is positively 10 com,
,snoe the early part of next week. understand
80, able counsel have been employed on both sides,
and tb., there will be about one hundred witnesses
s,,m;ned-a, least that number have been already
sasoaned by both sides. This trial will excite
rorb attention, as no doubt rich developments IN
relation TO the secret organization OF The Albany
I,oobin Club will he made during its progress.
We are troubled with a gang OF incend'ar'es'
vso make work for our iremen. and who resist sue
oe,sfuly every effort Of the police TO ferret them
0oL iouf'' '''
~ The above must not be attributed TO our
o.Ddd and capable Reporter Of Convention Pro-
.sedpss, though we believe its information as TO
ybs, the Convention will probably do is correct.
A. to The alleged diatory course Of the Convention,
excessive speech.making Go. we do not agree with
dis correspondent. We think the Convention has
zone along quite fast enough. If the Members will
Low devote themselves faithfully 10 the great work
entrusted 10 them in their several Committees, hold
ur bat short sessions daily till the business of the
several committees is mstured, they will save time
and accom- plsh their business and better than
by attempting to make haste at once. Let each
Delegate first investigate carefully and judge inde-
pendenlly; then the Ultimate comparison of views
mddecison ofdoubtful or disputed questions in Con-
yenIon need not consume month. LED.