New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

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/ he Repor. On the Legislature and many others.
TINE or the initiated alone csa tell TIE steady
absentces VII all be here iheI- dare say.
Some progress bas also been made II Report No.
o: Inspections are abolished and some changes
proposed % D. made as 70 Inc duties @: tie State
! Officers
No. y 70 Z D7Ee-Rslp7r,s no CONSIDERED, s.
On the following subjects nothing has been done ::
C9rlr7i-.t 70 J tcietsou Powers, Taylor. &c} On
valuation az es,a.eon prohibiting tie Legislature from
continuing !obb.cs CT contractors, officials &c begging
Tor extra corlp@nsl-oE-or allowing the state 10 5e
sued-on equs-z.as tsxston-oa coi---
teen opsn instead Of ballot elections When the cleo
tors are the peoples a-enr-aud on certain powers and
duties OF the Legislature.
Cozlzl.,es V. :. lRhosdes, i.c) On OATS
C0nrizes 70. ., Marvin. a!@er. Young, &C. On
future Revision. Of the Constitution.
Corrr,l-el No Is Brown r. Campbell Bsokrls. &c
On the powers o! towns, counties, &c ard especially
Tie powers Of local legislation taxation borrowing, as
sessir= &coa framing general county rsZ.scons-re
strccng tee Boards OF upe--sor-providns to- then
being chosen more equally. &C.
Cora-a;ee 70 Is Nelson Harris Flanders. tIc) On
land erU-es-oa ahe-!raIce-Vn prohibiting TIE future
creadon OF estates II lands reserriz- a-cC-
lar stated Jordan -oH providing that hereafter
no one individual shall hold oevold sCca quantity g.
may be agreed upon IN Coayeaao2 hat no future Ger
- smith shall ba enabled - hold 10000 sc-es oGi thai
the number O.; treehoder= OF moderate means NAY 5e
multiplied -WIlardl-snG electors allowed 10 holc
small spot OF land, beyond the reach OF The oher or
Marsha
o-7rz,ee or arran-n- those .cst-ered English Laws
80 called which the people required 20 Dc ODE
dientby the acts o: former conventions ME AAoafes
Nicol stow, Chataed, Ward EnG Shepard No plan
whereby the law hch the people must obey and lie
Judge administer may be defined by revisors and az
ranged that Americans shall know me extent oil tAe'r
laws, has yet been proposed Nh MOTHS N"ho' .ons
ago acknowledged ina; much OF cur law had never been
written and only known 10 the proiess!on Is as 81
lent a the Committee
Besides the the above Committees who have
done nothing that is known, even IN the way OF
proposing improvements, the 10 following Commit
tees have reported and their Reports mare as get
rccclrcd so CONSIDERATIONS wHATEvER from the
Gommircl 3 CEIo4mAn. &c.)-on the Caaais-The
ReTenue-T -Debt-Furure Debts, &c
Commune I. CBouck &c.)-On the Elective Franchise
ditto Is 70 Co!orcd ?eople-Br5ery-Be; &c
Committee C. (CAatield Sc Onthe prompt suspension
or punishment OF deiaaters .rautulgn officials. inca
pabie persons. Sc. elected for term PERKINS 81
Jesus Chris, chose r,ve.ve Apos;cs-onc OF them be-
trsved him. another denied him. The people may be
propor,onably more unfortunate their selections
Prompt suspension should follow probable proof snd
some better mode OF ria hould De provided han the
co ;lv humbug OF Justice Drinker and his OF
Judges be ,hey more or less. Gentlemen who have a
pencbant for plenty OF Presidents 10 preside in one
Court may see the effect beautifully illustrated in the
Court that i-yng Drnkcr they may pass into the
Court Of Errors both them coEurances OF the Van
Buren, school OF le2l
Committee = (Angel, &C. On the power Of appoint
Inent some 1900 officers now entrusted TO the Gov
e.uor who is sometimes helped by the Senate, and
sometimes not-and thcIr tenure OF Office, powers
duties recompense, Ken how many officials the peo-
pie may be trusted 10 eect-who shall appoint the rest
whether Supervisors, rs agents Tor the people email
appoint Office BY irresponsible secret vote OF open
y 80 tina; the county can Judge OF heir conduct sc
Committee & Ward, &c.,-On the N!i;ia-Thc Elec.
~, arfIa hft-
ward.
Committee TO- (Ruggles &c)-on the Reorganization Of
NIL the Courts OF Lawhe abolition OF the present met
hcient and vcxatous tribunals and the election or orea
ron o. new COurt-the duties. and powers, AID tenure OF
Office and mode of election, and compensation o: the
Judces-whcrhc9 1900 lawyers shg continue 70 retain
for Themselves and their clerks close monopoly of AL
the judicial Offices, the whole OF the law practice and
the entire profits OF the influential aud one OF the
mos; lucrative professions IN tae state or whether the
62l i people now excluded may hcncetorth venture
10 hope Tor very small shAre-on the Court OF Chan
cery and Us ha;red cases and three millions oil cash
or the County Cour-on Arbitration Courts-on uniting
Courts Of Law and Courts OF Consc,cnceon getting nd
of the Court of Errors well named. very on the
Surrogates powrs and whether he shall have fees
salarvon the Jury syteucn feeling or not feeling the
Judge who your cslseon the tees OF his ofhcer--
on stepstsir appeals from DICK 10 Tom Gnd from Ion
to Harry. il your purse holds out
COMMITTEE H. CTalmadge, &c)-On the Peoples Rights
acknowledgements private property-divorces lot
teres British Common Lawstyins the accused the last
word-rght OF chaenge-how private property is 20 De
valued ani paid when taken for public uses-a definition
OF terms used in the Constitution where two or more
meanings be gwen tnenl
COMMITTEE u (Nicon, &c)-On Education Common
Schools for all Colleges. &c.
Committee "a. Murphy. &c.l-On Taxation III Cities
md Villages the principle OF Assessments, Borrowing
lending the Cry Credit taxing Private Property tor Pro
lie uses. sc. Two reports.
COMMITTEE &c (CsmbTeleng, &C. The Bankins Sys
ten the Currency, Moneved Corporations, &C i sub
iecr quite as broad as II Is long
COMMITTEE H. looms &C. railroad turnpike Manu-
featuring and know not how many other sorts OF Coz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Laws tor their regulation creation,
responsibility &c. BY way OF saving special legislation
hereafter.
Now ask Nj Hoffman or any other OF the gen
tlemen who protested an anxiety 70 have Conven-
ton and who were so very anxious Tor going into
Committee ofthe Whole on every separate matter.
at commencement, whetheritrelatcdtor evenue. tax
alton or the election OF militia corporals, whether
thew have the most distant idea that the most IN
pOrtant OF these can be acted on beginning Win
the administration OF public justice, before the Isl
OF October acting as the Convention does now
What is the use OF debating section TIL all are
weary cohbling it IN Committee OF the w hole
amending II tonight IL the House passing II To-
dav aud suddenly changing It to-morro" morning
as was done for instance with the last OF Report
No . Would il not be better 20 consider the he
ports IN the House first and then when all are act
ed on 20 INTO Committee Of the Whole II necessary
on the whole Constitution as thus amended Let
the work and the time be considered, and, as Mr.
Backus said i the eloquent among the Delegates
are not OF opinion that their more silent brethren
have either very weak minds or very bad mem
cries they VIII DC brief with those explanations
which as al mEsr admit are absolutely necessary
! make no other apology for the earnestness with
which o,en press these greas matters on the pub,
lie than the unspeakable Importance OF doing well
and deliberately what has to be done within very
brief space or be irregievsbly lost for many years
unless indeed its neglect, il it shall be neglected
should furnish capital to faction hereafter, and in
this way disturb the quiet and prosperity Of the
State. AZ 70 the manner IN which the above mat
rers should be sertled say nothing, but that they
ought 70 De settled must be apparent 10 all! Com
uittees OF the Whole, and YET not HALF the whole
IN attendance, are something verv near akin to 8
joke though no joke 10 the millions who rl1sr SUI:
Ter IN consequence OF this delay and neglect.
The powers OF the Delegates are ample-to make
such alterations AZ TIE RIGHTS OK The PEOPLE
DEMAND AND As THEY MAY DIEM PROPER these
alterations TO be considered the Sd OF November,
and the New Constitution 10 be the supreme law,
say. upon the Ist Of Jan next b. reference 10 the
columns ofthe Evening journal. Argus, and Atlas,
NOD -cO, IN by1-a FAINT cra n.