Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
VOL. 4.

IN their name. ind whenever the question shall
come fairly beian thsm, If they ds mol sustain 1t
with niae'tonihpf then soiees, w are willing to
lose all eharaeleiiof Judgment of sagaeity, II not
ior yeHoily,
So genllemsfsiay al Your posts, TIL you have
done something pf your constituents, aud iafy our
country, for wlih they VII tiiank. and remember
you. Deem NJ iiiai lliey eafe fof the contempt.
ble aud paIlryi 'tlanss youf salafIss will amaaul
to, in oompaHti with the ssfYIaez ihsy wish you
to perform.
MoeNPegl iulaPass the piapazad amendments
to our eenslililu aud Ia pfaered Ia leHislale un.
der Ihese amsintnl, wien Faiiri. w want
no more SlaliianAs, Of any character IN Arlan.
sas Newaiauf fIfaait eauu daakais dIsenm.
heffl Of lIlIIsHiIl.ag criminal and penal actions
and pfaseelii Anl Ws want the oirgaIl Judges
loha rgqa.rsIb ehausa tha.reiFeu.ls. throughout,
30 that no lfa eaa Rfsisa sssantI time. IN tho
amo eireul,I ii In zhall Inv presided once IN
each circuit ithz slale. IT, aIIl rseIls ennla.
ton aiming . 1aasszi prevent laeal attachments
aul rrsiait aud zafzfsaIls Tie aaI5as system
ofspscial 1ttff an liz lsaeH aT The eteaIl court:
and save ilusanas, annually, winch arc now
gwen to the ies.al laasssf and winch. If gwen to
lhs reuIaf ,dlez, a.ral ard supreme would
make lIH.f iafz zllI .HaIIs H.=a.
And, da.l ss Naa.a f.sI.esiIaII, request your
honorable 4. 10 pfef4=s. At the PFsssHi ss..ian
Of lhe L. ate, saaa amendments Ia tie sials
GansliluiIa To aI.aa. lie eaaaiy and probate
Judge, lh1 col Judge IL ladsas 81 Tie 50.
pHma eauIgi eisTks aIIIi# Iait#seaaiIs tie STATE
Auditor aai fzasafsF. nd Tie s#sfstzfy af fslals.
taha slsai0sg tie nfHH.s. Tasss ara measures
only seeaui Importance n The asiIislIas Of the
'uPfemssaa Aaa. PafiIHaIzFIg. The dieting af
heefgult &c. bg t4s psaHIr af IN different
circuits. Is iaaazzfa d=amslI al tie I'M raHss.
qlenee aud,mpaiiansa n the rsape Taey
plainly see al iha ~ iHsy afs aaa elected.
give. them Ptssi immunity rom the people. let
them do WltlheY vii 'fhey hald iliFIr ailiess
from a iaaia, 5f sii4as Of individuals, and they
believe lhaiaey are hound, IN ssms aay oroiher.
to this f,sra oH sl4asf and that i tl.Hs da uai
obey, the ooelusucs will be-, the loa ftheir
oairr ueI u5h apprehension as tls, what
may not ntio;1ay. Wll, htruo, Judges ionc'
Suffice Il ,oay. that l.rrfaag mcn zee every
day, in oat 5lHs OF justice, llc effects OF this
har.u,y,d AKIN, and lnt.rpIbI.ran doctrine,
of Judge o. independent OF tlr people They
,sr, that wh ihe p.aps have Influence, they be-.
borg too nun lls g. Or eamplsi,l lhr only way ior
@ Judge oIqfialr ayar aud continue a Office,
rto haIjst .aa1rr OF Justice even, and uotlyth
incline r'lp way, bat by ihr weight oitlc tcsii.
moHy lnIi ruprairrnrs OF The law. Bai,hr
way uIs Hls. o is obvious to the least die.
crmu., II Wien onr o' ihe lalc.t and iuduslr.
0u, e1mutya ai Ia-rs, has 90 Dc ia law against
ous o. O. pa g.lr clan. orirbr, BE- has scarcely
any ,aaviH iIL The pa5s lrl0w D. swind.sI
oa, Of hs pruH ls reputation. DTS liberty, or
ilmay b,, .ir, and be- cannot br!p himself
And h.- 'fts dlc uui .ly augIt against the
wrong iur 0t fear that thc samc outrage might
in their 70 ha visited oh them; lh6y not having
ue h.5t1 a. O. shield with which to protect
lhem.ayt
ltuo,-y strange, tiliman wha call them.
selves by political designation OF Democrat,
should opn lbr election of Judge by tho people,
plriIculu when they claim Jefferson as their
great prape, anithe head andionulcr Of their
political fo5l' do they not know, that Jeller.
son rocouebisi not only the clecling Of all
Judges, | of a'l other oiliceu, by the people
Aud who % blind, as not to perceive, that the
people, s,rs,, have not the least to do in the
makingtbc.rJ Judgrs' l. who shall, and who
shall nd elected circuit or supreme Judge
ever call n question by them before the popular
election II s we'll known, that such questions
are ncvu.kod; and that such never viii be ask
ed, by dropIc,-parly from dread Of Judicial
rcscnlm and d,licacy towards the existing in.
cumhcniiud partly from the lnci, that il Is sell
dom eyanown who the candidates before ,he
lcgislah for election 10 Judicial OF other Offices
will be. he ecclIug Of Judges by the people, is
not neimiccl even IN ourown country, whore
some OIL old forms Of royalty have been en-.
grated ,olhcrwise republican constitutions
Look, fnstance, at Mississippi, where the pco-
pie clcolery officer ia the State Look at New
I York, VII the people, under their present con-
siution,,ct all the Judges Of the State, Mis-
sssipp hnown to have ADLER and more upright
! aud cllct Judges, than under the old system Of
cxeculignd senatorial appointments aud time
will provhal New York, in a judicial point of
view, wle no less a beacon in the land, whose
cornsohts have flashed light on the other side
Of the Anlic, than formerly. Louisiana will
next loh the example Of the former two States,
unless kansas should do herself the honor to
prccede,r in the noble work of popular reform
Some One Iumnaries Of the law, that have re-
sided ia great commercial emporium Of New
orlcans1r tty years, and who rank amongst
the ubleudsts Of the nation, are now using Their
utmost teayoH to have the new constitution OF
Louisiaiso altered as to give the elcotionoIal the
Indrcs tLc SLATE 10 the people. And IN this u1-