The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-28
EfYesss OF the Tariff.


by those who had pieces in the looms which they sre
required to finish before they can receive pay The
wages were lowered, as soon as me new tsrln law
had passed. and the object now Is TO raise hem up 10
the old point. Committees appointed by the ope'
ratves to wal. of the mills and state their de-
mands to them but all 10 purpose. There Is to be
national Convention of factory operatives in New York
for the purpose of deciding the measures proper
country and there is to be goody representation from
Thompsonville, present on that acknowledgement
Republican.
The Barre Patriot says Mr. Edward Denny proprietor
Of the extensive Wooen Mills in that town has suspend
ed onehaf of his operations the repeal of the tariff
has caused falling on in the demand for his goods, ex
cept at prices below their cost
These wooen factories in Barre, manufactured last
year 1000 yards of broacoth valued at so 800
yards cashmere valued at $50 $780, 475O yards flannel
and blanketing, and small quantity Of sstinets and
woollen yarn.
1t has been stated that new cotton factory at Ando
in operation at present. but this declared to be ncor
rect the authority Of Mr. Sutton himself who has al
ready thirty looms in operation This mill just receiv
ing IFS machinery is five stories high one hundred and
seventy.fve feet long, and so wide
new steam cotton factory building was commenced
in Front street. in Salem Massachusetts, last week for
Messrs Shannon Co, Notwithstanding the new tariff
The Boston Times says: We learn that three new fac.
tories are be erected in the aourshng village of
Saco-two the Biddeiord side and one on the Saco
side of the Saco River One will go into operation
and the others in the course OF some months
STA,E CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENrJoN-Wednes-
day, August 26.-The Convention proceeded to
the consideration of the report ON the judiciary Mr.
stetson Withdrew his amendment to the second section
that all the electors Of the State should the right
vote at the election Of the judges sfhc Court of Appeals
Mr.. Chathed moved TO amend the section that the
Court Of Appeals shall consist of eight judges. to be
elected and hold office for eight years Mr. Patterson
elected by single districts Lost to a. Mr.. w. Toy
lor then moved to amend the amendment Of Mr. Chat
four Of whom shall be selected from tn. justices Of the
Supreme Court having the shortest period serve Lost
9S to II Mr. Conely moved so 70 modify Mr. Chahelds
amendment that the election Of tho eight judges OF
the of Appeals they shall classify themselves into
classes to eight and thereafter one to elected an
nuaIly to hold for eight years. Lost MIR. Chatfelds
amendment ,hen lost, 81 to % Mr.. Stow offered
the folio wing substitute for the second section
judges, Of whom eight shall BE- elected and four shall
be selected from the Justices of the supreme Court
hs aa - be na
trics and two Judges shall be elected in each district
One Of the judges thus chossn from each district at the
first election. shall hold his Office for four years. and
one for eight years. shall be determined by lot at
the first converting OF said court After the first election
except when chosen to fill avacancy occasiensd other
wise than by tho expiration OF the term OF audgs and
Of such Judge shall only be for the unexpred term Of
the judge whose place he shall have been chosen to
supply:
the number elected chief judge and for selecting the
justices of the Supreme Court
No justice shall be entitled to vote in the Court Of
Appeals in any which tried decided by him.
he may however, assign the reason for his opinion.
Lost, II to %. Mr. Ruggles moved to amend the Sc
cond section by adding
No member of the Court of Appeals she II have vote
in the decision Of any question on which he may have
given rten opinion in the court below.
MIR. Stow moved to strike out the word written"
Lost rs to 49, MIR. Chatfeld moved to strike out the
in ns os s. to Is Norris
amend the second section that the court Of appeals
shall consist Of judges, four to be elected and
three to be taken from the supreme court Lost rs to
49, Mr. Nicon moved to amend the section that the
Judges who to be taken from the supreme court for
the court Of appeals shall BIO selected from those who
have four years judges of The supreme court
Lost Mr. Harris moved to amend that the judges OF
the court of appeals shall be chosen by districts, for
which purpose the State shall be divided into four dis
trcts. Lost 20 to SO. Mr.. Brown moved to amend by
extending the term of service Of the judges taken from
Lost. Mr. Tsggart moved to amend that the concur
of five Of the judges OF the court Of appeals shalt
Mr. Tagrart 10 add to the section that the court
of appeals have general supervisory jurisdiction over
inferior courts, ana original jurisdiction by mandamus
habeas Sc Lost MIR Bascom moved to add to the sec
ton provision for holding the session Of the court Of
appeals at least in two years in each Of the judi
cal districts of the State. Lost 6S to a. Mr. Harris
moved to strike the provision requiring the egisla
ture make provision for designating of the elected
judges OF the court o. appens as 0nel asee sd Los
the of the four elected Judges from eight to four
judges Lost ~ to ~. Mr. Harris moved to strike out
the words combining the selection Of chief justice to one
Of the elected judges Lost so to S. Mr. ST. John here
moved the previous question: and there was second,
&C. and the question was put on ffarrlsons supsu
tute for the whole section providing for the election of
chief and three associate justices OF the court OF appeals
Lost The second section was then adopted without
amendment--64 to ~, as follows =
81 There shall be a court of appeals composed Of
eight judges Of whom four shall be elected by the cleo
tors of the for eight years and four selected from
that class of Justices Of the supreme court having the
shortest time Provision shall be made by law
for designating Of the number elected chief judge,
and for selecting such justices of the supreme court
from time tme and for classifying those elected
that one shall be elected every second year
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-The subject Of the judiciary
report was resumed. Mr.. Mann moved to add TO the
third section clause making the jurisdiction of the SUI.
prone subject to the control OF the legislature.
Lost Mr. OConor then renewed the proposition Of Mr.
Stephens establishing county courts in each county with
original ,urisdction-wh president judges, &c. This
amendment discussed until o'clock No question.
Adjourned-.dlbany argus.
To THE EDITOR OF THE New York HERALD - =
SIR,-I notice in your paper OF this morning
(26h Augusp, in the items headed Police In
tell,gence," a report connected with my arrest,
on a charge of an aggravated assault upon the
person OF Mr.. Major. 1 forbear to comment