New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12
Ew.yoRK. WEDNESDAY MORNING, 1916.

ment OF their olOSers-a new standard fright and
wrong Is set uu-tneasures are approved CT espised
accordlnras they mav have been proposed BY " iic.
Democrat. Federal Loo, Radical or Conservative
man esteemed vIrruoUs not because he Is Just
and honest but because he i Unscrupulous m his
adherence 10 his part Measures OF vital Irnpor-
lance 10 The welfare u the State ara rendered abor
I'VE BY the stronger party Tor no other cause thsn
because thrv are proposed b the weaksr-or such
As are destructive carried viii Ike recklessness-
IN time Of dIticniry the proper measures become
questions Of party strength debates andconteBtious
~ k the place Of useful action and the reforms thst
would have led the State 20 the hight OF prosperity
arr Withheld TIL il IS to iate-
venture 70 believe that party spirit has not got
hold OF the Convention - tins extent /! really
beneficial system b which the people would get
Justice speedily AMI cheaply administered think
there i Independence enough lett - adopt II
from whom II rnsv. The evil III corruption IL this
mon Is visible IN the iucapacity OF many of tie
subordinate members OF Mes-rs- Polk and " rights
governments 10 ELL the ott,es gwen them for name
less services-in the Discrimination OF many to un-
dertak. the duties OF Offices more oneruus than prot
itabie-iu the increase OF avarice and the dImuHl-
ton OF the high Of honor which has ever been
a Distinguishing characteristic Of the americans as
a people Messrs. Polk aad Wright and Marc
and Walker have led the way. and shown the ex
ample OF national injustice and national suiit-they
are Remembering the Republic OF Mexico as the
tvrsuts of Europe dismembered Poland. and with
no better show of reason. Such conduct Is iniurl-
Gus as an example to the national sense OF moral
recti.ude " see the President shrink with or
ror at the bare idea OF employing free laborers to
build northern harbors and deepen Northern rivers
We see him spend many millions 10 obtain more
land whereon 70 breed Southern slaves. howev'
err ike Mrs Jameson acknowledge but two parties
in politics those who hoys and those who ie6r-
in.morals those who he and those who SPedt trfth
and in all the world, those who lore and those
whoh | nope for the Convention anal tor my
country love my fellow creatures Whether or
not speak truth these letters may serve 10 sho"
six O'Clock P. NJ
Mr. CHARLES OCoNaR Inns delivered this after
noon one of the ahcst. mos; lucid, valuable and con
yincine arguments ever heard. against continuing
Chancery aud Common Law Courts separately
against the mass OF iictioGs under winch actions are
laid at Common Lsw-against continuing the terms
Law and Equity in the CoustitHtion-and IN favor
OF allowing and vuioiuiHs on the Legislature 10
blend equity aud law jurisdiction together 80 that
half the writing hall the pleading, and halt the
speakin. in the Courts may be dispensed with
simplicity introduced into all proceedings and the
civil law. II obtains on the continent OF EUROPE
introduced listened 10 hltn with real delight,
aud so did the majority OF the Convention. wouG
fam believe. | trust his address xii. be published
all over the country, at full length whatever opm-
ions men have OF 1t. ct one thing | am sure, they
will get much useful information. ! admired Hen
~ Broucham's speech where he exposed the IN
iauitv OF the British legal system II was one Of his
last and best efforts III the House OF Commons II
Mr. U Conor address, clear and easy to be under
stood as it is does less good here shall regret u.
He did appear to me 10 desire most sincerely, ear,
nestly. and faithfully 10 remove the greatest OF all
srieyanc~4 n detective administration OF iustlce
Mfr WoKDRN n very learned, experienced. and
able man. followed Mr.. O'Conor. and 1t appeared
TO me that although he differed from hun as 10 some
OF the remedies. he agreed with him as to the
tent OF the disease. All this looks well for the
country This Is truly good day 5 work
discussion took place this morning on the qnes
ton of getting the particulars OF The three millions
in Chancery-which a majority OF the Committee
on the Judiciary have reported ON iavorably 1t IS
not vet decided h