The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-10

who are raised the bench by heated partizans and
who VIII loSk@ - support to selfish dsmssoguss
On hs SsnsS Ias at viii pi.
from - mooriaGs and law and justice will swing along
But this is - al These men who are SO lavish in
their euosiun the wisdom and virtue of tho pso
pie, are as caroy laying the sentatives Of the
The State prison Ths time u hs ss whsn %s
had representatives. who could be trusted.
., A. ss rsspscts rsgnsrs would cheerfuy extend
facilities which sords for the scquiaon of wealth
and the educateu Of their children and they
acquainted With Institutions and our people to qua
lily them to sS4Fciss the elective franchise to their own
advantage, wo91d extend II to them But in the
time would preset them from becoming the dupes Of
ri: grievance 7 crying one, and ought to be cor
rected The convention now in session had II in their
from the conssIcn the provision thai the Governor
inserted in the osnstitution Of the United States
Why was struck cut Of ours e. s f..t
be told without alarming the workers Of iniquity
and for it shall have their shafts to encounter
Se novice o. not 70 that their
tiiity My position n this respect however 10 not
novel one. But chsersd with confluence that have
God and truth NJ side. shall not be inundated by
fear of the evil opss will say with Junius. Engaged
in the defence q en- honorable cause will act dec-
svs part. scosn to provide for future retreat
keep terms with men who pre- serve no measures with
Although have anll confidence in the patriotism and
Wow = hat highly respsctabis portion Of
my fellowcitzens which you Represent. and believe
that the evil Of which they complain gnevous one,
and ought to be remedted yet there many other
% ri is iS'a them ss
which would sSsrr n. II Considering all mo sOod
people Of the State VIII IN equal and paternal eye
and which are forsn & he cardinal objects you have
in view, ofcourse will not be considered expressing
yGqr . sss% s So s.S -. az own n,,on :,
you 10 common with ny other Of my fellow citizens,
should think proper to vse for entertaining such
old fashioned opinions Of course, can have objsc.
Do not however, despair of the commonwealth on &C.
analogy between the physicsi and moral world The
most atmospeere generates the most violent
snd psgIg 81: most vigorous vegetation
never 90 rescuely be,t npon returning their fathers
after they have been brought swine feeding There
accomplish ali as But u hsStaay Otherwise
ployed than in serving the country One goes to his
moral worth Of the sate has retired in disgust from
the political arena TO all these would say, try once
The experiment of haring "esssvy paramount to mar.
has not been tried since revolutionary fathers
left the stage ofhumsn action Devote but a small por-
selves with the reecton That those :sinsed spirits viii
look down from their blest abodes and smile upon your
asctng even if you iai-snd ali the glorious rdits
the exerons of our forethers are aS 10 be stranget
the .eIpsnns folds o. party srs m
! New York, Oct O. 1916.
To Messrs. j. Lansing Lora Nash. Robert C. Russell
WI. Prall and Thompson, Committee
.Icannot even in iothis restricted charac.
ter referring necessarily chiefly to the affairs of OUT
statei cannot introduce the honored name Of Henry
Clay. without bearing my tadiciaual testimony to my
countrymen At large TO the lofty character of the
know not whether Henry Clay will again be fol
the Presidency, but do know that he is the very embo
dimens Of wing principles and that never recos
wing whilst he soaring into the Presidential chair
where he would have been hailed q redeemng angel
Since the days Of Washington character has appear
cd whose career has been marked by such train Of
blessings From his early rising to his decline in the
Western horizon through all the trials of his country
upon every emergency he has stepped forward to re
lief, With heart fred with Indignation at the wrongs
Of his country by his bold and thrilling eloquence he
infused his dauntiess spirit into the hearts Of his country
men, and produced declaration of against
which, presuning upon its gigantic strength. dared
after his counymen had wresed the trident from the
Mistress Of the Ocean, and scourged the conQuerors
Napoleon from their shores he was one Of the ambassa
interest OF our country 10 the fruit Of hi
wisdom and eioquence That order Of things which the
fathers OF the revolution aIdenty desired
to complete our independence under his magic wand
"rose like an erhdiafi0n"
But my heart is ovetfowing with gratitude and adj
miraton for the man that my pen anton in hi,
praise. WILL therefore, forbear, for the hearts of my
Saw Sas w snch supply sn the s; rest
ms prde OF place should W nousing owi been Aswked
at and killed." passes all human endurance. o. F..
AMEa,c AN srArx CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
New YoKK, Oct. O. 1876. !
communication from the Hon. Ogden Edwards and hav.
ing considered the same,
Resolved That we have the strongest confidence in
Edwards and that will give him our cordial support
tor the office Of Governor Of New York.
Resolved, That by thus pedgng ourselves to his sup
port, DO not intend commit Our6oves
we represent upon any Of the topics discussed his
communication except as in the prominent doctrines
our political creedthat general rule the American
born population should govern the country.
ALBANY, Dat 8, 1886.
The Nev Coxstitnhon- TaraHon in Cines-7Ae Bank
ing Sysfem-TAe Common School Sysfsm-- Officers
Elsefipe by the People ohesion of Me Hunksrs-
Meeting of the Unferriied Democracy.
II 10 indeed very questionable whether the new Con.
ssituon, about to be submitted to the people, will fully
realize the hopes of that large class Of citizens who have
confidently contemplated most radical and thorough
revision of the old constitution Reforms will be seen
in this paper, without doubt but radical reforms
necssssrily partake somewhat of experimental cha
racter and such degree Of hesitation and apprehension
in regard to the adoption Of original Propositions has
distinguished the conduct of these gentlemen together
with pre-conceived determination, which has been
amply evincsd svoid all encroachment upon what
deemed to be the mmutabe laws of humanity Of
and Of God, that am Of opinion that the constu-
ton win not meet with that cordial reception from the
people which it il believed will by portion Of the
convention will forbear comment upon any particular
portion of this paper and will Immediately send you
copy, soon a. il shall have been perfected.
make allusion to the following section offered by Mr.
Murphy and adopted by vote Of 81 to 3ibecause sup.
pose will make city residence more olerable The
extraordinary amount Of taxation OF all kinds imposed
In cities cxcites remark every where. If inhabitants in
cities could be taxed for their rents corresponding
the Of the property they occupy the
Tor rent would be much more just The following
ton adopted by the vote above
cit shall be the duty of the Legislature 10 provide for
the organization of cities and incorporated villages and
especially restrict their power oil taxation
borrowing money, contracting debts and loaning their
credit so as to prevent abuses in their and
In contracting debts by such municipal corporstonsn
succeed
ASSOCIATIONS.
We see in the eighth article of the Constitution
most worthy and eecuai effort 10 remodel in some de.
A. cots of hiu Stato far Inv