New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

compare XII: III s;a;emeni 70 NE MrSzo Psae..as1,
Wood, \. wight ard YzsyF er5 Against Il = ma jori-v
10: monopoly 2.
NJ Rhoedes changed yo;e n favor OF me monopoly
D.. Taylor changed 5 sss:rst il Not LAWYER opened
M lips the Democratic side o: :he question Al
ice enthusiasm from tAe first n favor OF ire few
wao follow Zoe example OF George IL IL I776 BIZ with
adding % the las ;ac -151i= Of To I2gay.
Laad Limtat5oa-Direet Ta1ati9a
am opposed Ike you, 70 huge, sTosyz laid NJ
nopo.y L is rot good :or this state That one an o. one
land company should own some Go 10000 acres Oc
soil or Ike PATRON, 70 niles square Neither !. L
desi-ao DC that - cur ls.se citcs. Of ca men
however worthy, should &C millions OF Gols:-
value IN lots and houses Ms motive in often adve-.lu.
The unjust and unequal mode BIZ which much proper
y pays no direct tax at al much is taxed only
ohe-niFo 0. ii5 !ea value rs In Oisego County, While
many n your Gig taxed 70 the fl ralue OF their
real and personal estate TO make moro reehoders
II the syztern Of assessment IS equal and fair. land VII
be- ~ be taed--i. ri.j5is rad be htGGc-
Direct TAXATION equally applied, would coIaPe! thou
sands OF hard, Keen and covetous 70 allow cae:.
possessions be sold the million a: fair prices
MI. IowNsEsDs section yesterday. was well calculs
ted 70 elect this object and that Of Mr. IRA HR
RTs which was n these words:
l. All property subject 10 taxation shall Re .ayeG
cUrdiag It's actla value N sucn manner
ghoU The State No species u proper
~ from which tax NAV be collected .ha be taxed high
cr han another species OF property Of egua ya!Cc.
his was just II there were more equsizeG direct
taxation in Britain and Ireland 10000 great rcehoders
WOlu fOt now rlOEO1OllLe nc the
rcg!c; 10 say that ilr CAMPBELL 7. WHITE mOTcd
20 give both sections the .oty and inus preYen; their
adoption, and that he succeeded. - 10 20.
Permit 10 record the names OF Mr Whites supper
tcrs You VIII find among the opponents OF FAIR and
equal assessment aud taxation such wealthy owners OF
stocks houses. lots and lands Mcssrs. Stephen 81
len, kcmble. OConcr, White Candce, pT. Taylor Cook
&C
For layin. Toanscnds and Harrs's equitable propo
soHs tor fair aud equal taxation and inc
taHie-that Is, for doing nothing at all, voted
Allen. Angel, Bowdsh Braylon. Bruce Brundsge, Cam
Cuddcback Dana Dodd Dor,on, Forsyth, Graham Hart
Hoffman, Hochki=s a. Huntington. r Huntington iyde
KeHoie Kingsley kirkland. Mann Marvin. Miller, N-.s
Nicholas Ocon6r Parish Patterson, Perkins esidcnt.
sears Shaver, shaw, Sheldon, Z. Spencer W H. sPen.
Ger Stanton. Se,son. Strong. Taggari, J. Taylor, w
Taylor an Schoonhoyen. Warren, White w God Wcrien
\. Virgin. Yawger-62
Tor acting the subject IN the Constitution, voted
Archer, AyrauF F. Backus, H. Backus, Baker, Bascom
Bergen, Burr, K. Campbell Jr. Coneiy. Cornell Dubois
Flanders, Geblsrd, Harris Harrison Hunt Hutchinson,
Jones. Kennedy, herman Looms, McNie! Morris Munro
Murphy, Porter. Powers, Richmond. Shepard Stephens,
Swac 81 r, TAT Townsend Tuthill- Waterbury Wi
lard w d. Wright, Yomes-ia.
Aloi15oa o, Masters and Examiners n Caaacery.
section ~ OF the Judiciary article formally adopt
ed printed as adopted and 1000 copies We're reprinted
aud sen; 20 editors It stated tina,
"THE OFFICES OF MAsrER EX,sISER ~ CHiNcERY
Asa HEREBY ABOLISHED"
i Committee o. Is of them lawyers employed
to arrange the articles a duty merely mechanical As
Mr.. OConor told them. The lawyers very quietly
erased the above immediate and perr1GncH, abolition
continued the present Masters in Chancery another TWO
years IN temporary article az the end OF the Constu
ton which quantity enough stated that the Offices ot
surrogate Supreme Court Commissioner Master in
Chancery Examiner in ditto, Sc rs now existing
would expire next July except as : herein otherwise
progidcd and the othcrwisc' continues the Offices 0t
Master and Examiner Nil July ISIS. The effect OF this
proceeding, Is to eNpunge without any authority pos;
tive enactment OF the supreme law. deceive tine public
~ sending editors 900 copies Of edition iedrig
rGpDSd and substitute
rary article provision Tor the continuation OF the pres
ent officers for time leaving tue Court to reap
point batch Of Masters and Examiners under the
general adoption OF the British Chsncery and Common
Law in the Constitution.
Those who proposed and voted TO call Door-keepers
Secretaries, and by this evade the provisions OF
the Convention act viii not denouncc such conduct as
the above, but strikes the root OF all that is moral
and manly IN government substituting trick and
ncuvcr. for trust aud confidence Al the worry iouDda
tons OF society believed from the nrst that the pre-
tended abolition fraud, because the Offices could
be revived under another but the reality did not
dream Of What have witnessed in this chamber fully
satisfies that the privileged order combined in &C
ton they with the very wealthy part OF the com
nuniiy the real sovcreigus Of this state IN greater
degree than 9ol00ths OF the community are aware OF.
and that he who o.rnis the lawyers and uilliOnares
here greater risk oil marrng his fortunes than he
who o!ends royal Guelph in England speak from
experience having TasSy ventured to oppose oon where
thong hi them wrong.
No return whatever has been made by Mr.. Emmett
Vice Chancellor McCoun, at n. York in the form re-
CURED by the Convention OF about one million IN Their
charge In the meantime the Vice Chancellor has
tired and another been appointed.
Mr. Mann this morning, made Report relative to the
Districts which have reported know nothing OF the
Reports made but the Convention getting quiet re-
ilsal from your Ciry. Why is this r.
+. S.-Mr. Kennedy proposed an excellent measure
tonight 1t follows up Caleb Cushings move 10 elect
the Speaker OF Congress openly He proposes that lie
gslative and Civil Officers elected by the Peoples Rep
resentaYes shall be by open vote 30 that the cleo
tors may Judge OF the conduct OF their agents.
Mr. PEKHrSss section against the malyersauon OF
tain state Officers has been amended and passed b.!
large major,y Mr.. Srow has offered section EN-
powerng the Legislature declare offices vacant where
the Constitution Is silent Adopted.
Hdlfpd> Firc.-Artcics Il and - are so, through
with and the Convention miscellaneous provis-
ions They may close by noon of Saturday
- steamship Cambria Judkns. hence lst
Iin,itn, morning took