New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05


-voui be CHOSEN 10 occupy tais high station n az TIE
Districts the Sis;e there men vel! ousled 10
Occupy Bench of the Supreme Court Nor TIE -
-eres. part- would 5e able 70 BRING the people
70 vote FOR person ncf competent: merely because ne
was CT their own poi-lca. opinions. hey Would zee!
sa interest n is question la outwe.hins mere Poa
ca conscientious.
VI. NURPTfY I.ads & Jealous snd lengthy speech on
Sr.:e Districts and replied 70 NJ Hoffman and others
Mr. C1.BzzLENG spose very fsToraolr o; The General
Iicas: sys;crl-egra;tei tha; majority could not De
20; Tor -ked vc-irE b. Judicial r,onsieri Districts
r better au b single Districts. and would therefore
90 fo- reconsideration though ne would Asve greatly
preferred State Elections
Nj STOW : an agreeable speaker. Re spoke long and
vel a-aast eGt-u=rin- the power o. election 70 tie 9eo
pie and then consistently voted for Single Districts a. by
fa- the pu-sst mode i there alternative LETT out
election y 70 yo;lHg By .a-se ds'F'cts re sNi .A
each Sens;e District would insist on choosing s man
sn That whac had 70 Dc done mad better De done directly
bv each Senate District
III tenied that the people mad called for The election
and dis 2ass;ona;r!y passed upon by the people IfeT
yver SATISFIED win lie present mole True in petty
Caucus Conventions resolutions been passed svor OF
tire election OF ujye Patty -rs. hee and asrt lad "a
red tax p-ojer. But he denied that this any the
sentiment people the creechrg OF birds over the
Niagara was that mighty cataract iseii
Language rery ike Nj Slows Used in the last
Convention against extending The Elective Franchise
and against enrsting the people the appointment OF
Justices She-;s &c. J few years experience showed
whether or the people desired Elective Institutions
The petty writer's" were correct
lir Kr,csLEY. who had never spoken before roso
10 say tha. he Ind -at three months silent and would
remark That ne had voted yesterday Tor Single Sen
ale District elections of the judges vel knowing that II
would disarrRn - the Judiciary Rcport5ut ne would
noyv vote 10 reconsider win the intention take the
Committee Report and support Judicial District Flee
tons The state divided into Only Districts, ernbrsc
Ing - Counties He also gave direct vote against sin
Gle Districts.
Nh CLYDE anohcr ofthe gentlemen who appears to
have got more LIGHT in one night than during the previ
II weeks had been compelled yesterday to vote tor
election by Single Senate Districts though II was not his
chocc-he would his steps vote against SIN
gle Districts and support the Committee report Tor
I elections BY Judicial Districts
No one compelled to vote except a. ne pleased
Mr. Brown moved the general ticke-Mr. Murphy propo
scd to amend tia; By substituting single dstr;cts-had
that voted down any Member could have moved TO
amend by proposing large districts and the vote on them
would have been taken before Mr. Browns motion could
haze been considered This they al kaew-bu the fact
is Mr. Brown the party leader who quite chaSrned
on Tuesday night into the House on Wcdnes day
morning secure Of victory obtained by conversions
made ncanst the Peoples wishes and interests BIZ; not
n Convention-ti,c arguments o:fered. presume
for scrtlc:i,cn's private ear heard them not
Tie vote for reconsideration 50-against il L.
Dr. Graha,a voted for Single Districts although no; his
choice-thsn tor rccoTsidcruaoE-than for large Dis
tr.c;s think said yesterday Kant VI Chamberlain
=
Districts from the first Mr. Duane went. first for SIN
gle Senate Districts next for reversing that then against
Single Senate Districts and lastly for mammoth or
Cuadruple Districts. Judge Ruggles did not vote on
/ tuesday On Wednesday nc voted tor the old large
Districts and aided down election by Single Dis
tricts Governor Rouck went di;to ditto Mr. Miller
was absent when Single Districts proposed Tues
day but he voted for them on Wednesday, and against
Browns motion 10 reverse. Mr.. St John, who went
on: when the vote taken upon freedom from the
lawyer monopoly, M astonishment vent deadagalns
4 Irti,p p-uu l. =,
j. TAYLOR and Doctor Taylor. Begin 10 comprehend
what sort OF politicians have here better than did
three week ago. :Ir shaw remained 20 the sin
gle Districts Rnd popular election 10 the very !Rs ana
was the only OF the four Delegates foreign born
who DID Mr.. White against i, OF course ditto
Slr Brown and Mr. Herman voted for Single Districts
On TUESDAY. after fourteen weeks r7tccton-then yo-
ted against Them wednesday under caucus or con-
Nictiun don't know which. think that Nachc
absent on TUESDAY. but he right on wednesday.
Mr HHscOm ;hu= anticipated the elects 81 elections OK
JUDGES by MONSTER Districts or by the general ticket
and have no DOUBT VIII hc he says almost nynrla
by. under the system that has been adopted
The legal profession would be likely TO control The
.,rI wuid l,e,e nrI-uy svrnrslv tow ard thai pro-
.--on against lh. People. He asked
- s,nnc. Inn, hi. Ind rrevalrl mon The bench
At times of pecuniary embarrus when by change
O.; their Practice adherence even 10 er own rules
much Of the distress among the people might have been
Mr.. kirkland like Mr. Stow and Mr. OConor i;
strongly opposed ertus;n- 10 the People the seec
ton their JGd-cs-ye al! three when the only ducs
ton was ~. mode OF election leaned 10 sing Senate DIS
tricts. honor them Tor IL
Mr.. Ststson o; Clinton, declared. that
it would b. FAR adopt tie principle Of ap
pont:ueui by Governor tiian remove the Election
FAR FROM rHs PEoFLs would be done by adopting tue
monster = strict system
He had tho great mer, OF consistently acting as he
spoke He voted dgGiH,' Monster Districts 70 the last
iecgatc assures me that some OF the legal PROBES
look upon the result triumph, es II secures to
the politicians among item more influence over me cleo
o Tho Judges than they could have obtained Dy any
other mod. 81 choice.
K,rtygs ar Rooms. d.-r-I 0,inr Districts.
TIE following -eEilomcn voted on Wednesday 10 RI
consider or Reverse the majority for eectns the
Judges by the People D single senate Districts against
Single Districts "Wednesday, and for monster man
moth or votin. Districts of only in the state.
M-s-rs. Brown Caubreieng, Brundsgr, d. D aud r.
Campbell. Clark C.y.e Coaely, Cldcehack Dana, Du-
hoi- Graham Greene, Hart Hoffman, HO,chke=, Hunt,
Hunter Huntington OF suffolk Hutchinson, Hyde. Jones.
herman. I'm .sey LOOMS, Mann, Mcneil Maxwell Nor
Shelion Stanton STEPHENS. } J. TAYLOR W Taylor, TIL
den. ru,a!. Willard, W.beck. wood, iawger iounss
BESIDES the above the following gentlemen voted On
"Wednesday Tor large voting districts. but the state
The names IN italics those OF members who had
either yoted for eectng by Single Sennte Districts on
Tuesday or were opposed reversing Tuesday
Tor Single Districts They took large districts As their
second chOice-fhe Others hy preference
Mes-rs. Archer, F. = Baetus Baker, Bd,e7m Bergen.
Bouca Bowilsb Bull Burr Cook, 6ro0ler, Do,d Dorlou,
fLisders ForIy. Hafgiey asn Nsr, N,ehold,, Prtsa.
Patterson, Perinaa. Porr. Rioa', sati'5rs, SAaver
spencers strong Swackhsner Tan TaggGrt, To.cItseud
li aierbuly, lorss, Hllgats, Young.
Laryers LlceRseS.
understand that as the resolution, by Mr.. Strong,
was gwen withou, notice Messrs. Woodbury. Stanton,
and Others presumed that lis object do away the
license system instead of which perpetuates IL Nix
Mann has moved reconsider the vote but he should
what he proposes DO and have bis section print
ed so that gentlemen MAJ have vote without null
knowledge OF what u Is they upon. some gentle
men here say 10 the Convention Do nohin=ve nave
the license system !regdy and toveth.ed on The
s,a,u. book and the judiciary and the profession TO
Guard IL AL do IS give the votes aye no. and
assent and when the matter comes up viii 90 so FOR
III one means simplifying and cheapenias a~, and
why 10: Law Is wei! As medicine
Courts Of Cancellation IN Danger
serious effort was made by hessrs. kirkland Ste
ph.n. Richmond Bacon Worden and others, N favor
OF Courts Arbitration. and vote taken ms forenoon
indicated that the Convention would place this huHaHe
peaceful Christian Quake- brother!y minded measure
In the Constitution form likely 10 prove practically
useful In n.ni.Fiag the evils OF ingaton. Just after
dinner however amendment was adopted changing
the enrre character the leasure-oGt As II g 10 be
-econsidered VIII engthen this letter By saying
more than teat Nj Brown OF Orange = very decidedly
opposed 70 these Courts considering teen inconsistent
with American institutions.