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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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Correspondence of The Tribune.
ALBANY, P. NJ April q, ISL.
Isend Won a % page printed folio. reported re
Gently By Mr.. FuLLERroS, in the House and now
in the hands Of the Committee Of the Whole. enti
lied A AT 10 p-srii> for re E7To'r-e7ief ne A'4Sa'
and % ,ueov-az, he formation Of UatrH Compa-
His. It is my impression that It would take
Moderately well educated farmer and mechanic over
year and half toins TEN Roua' day and every Day
xc,p, surday, 10 read oucs all the law and legal docu
n. thai are placed before the Legislature for eoside
alton during session say during the present one Az
TO UNDERWRITING them. iha; $ another tning-
Nj Macfsrsne offered on saturday as asuhsitute Tor
the plan formerly cent you the enclosed 1iI OF ~ prni
"a f5ios To lufho-s ne Formation q M1H9ac'i-iHs
C1rporasoHs"
SURVEYS Consolidation BIZ for the local government
of35 90 worthy citizen. up at Buffalo Ills House Bill
No 80
regulate. amend improve change and render more
eooulste and perfect the 29s9gg9 laws. ordinances,
NO. statutes spd decisions which said - bind
ceiy together il s probable that oneiour'a conulye 10
make the pot boil By reason oil me uneert.iny oil the
Law while large majority Of me othet infNe
nave perhaps lost wisdom enough 10 keep cut OF Law
and that s saying great deal even i We admit that
they know life more about than thai IKE sgnPoSder
and other explosives II Is avery dangerous compound
begin think thsi Dugad stewart was quite reason
able In bis wishes for some chsngefrom such machinery
70 better forms for the conservation OF society.
Like the Oraugest milkInan, who, when me blue n
ou d he vended complained Of, defended biz deal
ines BY plea that II the quality was Indifferent the
Quantity made amends the Legislatures OF the Old
World and the New certainly turn out 10 their custom
ers 7uanfpr1 ,rf
The Tarera Licease Question.
There quite lively debate tnis morning IN TIE
[ ~. Tr-prf thar ha hava 1asw
70 introduce Dill 10 enable the people Of Whitehall
Township 10 vote upon the question OF License or No
License next May although the Justices had omitted
10 give the notice required BY aw In other words that
the neglect of magistrate TO do his duty should not
deprvs the people OF their right IN law As enjoyed else
where throug hout the County Of Washington, to con
tnue or withhold licenses
Ing leave. - r. s.L-
bil-snd reminded gentlemen that where Choera and
yellow Fever had slain their thousands, alcohol had
nosoDsd ia. tens of thousands destroying every hope
Of happiness in many families, educating or tempting
our youth the grOg shop 10 indulge tneir social iee
ings until their career "a often closed Ia oruhkenness
and their future usefulness msrred-giving an unnau'
raj appetite for the intoxicating drsught or no one has
IL nafuray)-and entcng men OF talent worth and gen
us throu gh their kindly dispositions TO their desuuc
ton and the public injury.
Mr. H.spKoUcK Speaker said am in favor Of re-
peaing all Excise laws" (" Ditto quoth Mr.. CHAT
FIELD He (Mr. HAsBRoUcz) considered the Excise
Law lsfJl beLOKcullg evil 10 fnt NlOlt
for throwing open the sale OF ardent spirits TO all
for expungng all laws granting licenses from the statute
book. because while you give Licenses Jures Will not
agree punish the keepers OF disordery taverns but
when you take away the exclusive power 10 sell he
thought they would punish irregularities. II laws are
passed 10 make temperate by compulsion that they
may be happy for time here, Why not pass laws TO
compel them 10 be religious, that they may be hsppy
eternally hereafter lie seemed 10 consider the two
/ cases analogous.
but they are not We pass law. to allow the people
from before our youth those schools OF vice
and degradation called licensed grog groceries and spe-
cialy appointed in order that their senses
may remain clear and uDclouced 90 thst on the great
question OF religion they may be able TO refuse the evl
and choose the goodWe those laws 10 prevent the
crimes of assault battery. murder arson robbery &c
and AZ security for lie and limo, to families and com
munues. The evil Is seen and iis magnitude ssreed on
by township vote. In the matter oil religion eompul
sion laws may make hypocntes but where 80 little is
known of the future and where the world diners so
widely what religion IL and ought to be- laws to de
eide between thousand Es proiessed In the world
10 reject 99g OF them and adopt establish ONE on com
pulsion would not De- voluntarily acted on by single
township in the state The Excise Law ofl-4o Is com.
pulsory township. though all rnsy adoptt IN sell
defence, and any town may repeal II sgain Ihat IL
censes 10 rptsil rum sc ought 20 be abolished every
where freely admit; and although II has been my lo'
officially 10 grant and sign many Of them would not
with my present Impressions accept any once requiring
Me,.rs Walsh Speaker. Perkins Ba.com Burchsrd
shumwsy, Smith OF Kings, sDd eleven others. voted
against allowing Mr. Currlcs OIL 20 Dc Iths-'o ththh
bers voted for introducing the bilf0 did not vote
] The Clerk then read the bill
Courts Of Justice-Judges, SC.
/ A, noon, the House went into ComDitlee on severa
/ hill. 10 regulate the Courts Of Law. The argument
turned upon the question. whether the Constitution
gives or refuses to the County Courts original civil
Jurisdiction. Mr. PoTTLE defended the Dill before The
Committee giving said Courts large original civil jurs
dictf and commended that the great increase IN III,
| number of Justices Of the Supreme Court would no
be sufficient do the Law business OF the country Mr.
rtuHrr Of fha ~ "a
I generally speaking. Mr. SUBWAY believed that IN,
Constitution intended to strike out original civil Juris
dictou Mr. srEAKER considered that those County
Courts MAY be constituted, with an extensive origins
jurisdiction, by the Legislature
DanspiHs Bank ReDort-.Ny. Van Burens Opinion
These documents IN 30 octave pages. Mr. Van Burer
thinks that the Legislature have power to dissolve or re
peal free bank association and the House Committed
sre of opinion that the Dansvile Bank IL solvent becdhS
no parry sought proue tHsorent and that II IS so man
aged as not 10 eadaHger fke public iHire-they her.or
advise the refusal investigation into It's srars-an'
In this and IN favor OF the suppression OF the facts con
taped in the evidence both oral and documentary tee
are sanctioned by majority IN the House ne evidence
is not 10 be printed and the bank is TO be let alone
have read the petitions and such other documents NJ
could obtain and OF opinion that the committee nav
not me the csse as stated By the compliments bat
Ike former committees they have adopted course
which will give much Dissatisfaction and probably orin
the whole matter back fourth time TO burden the mex
Legislature. Much OF tie report has little reference
the matters in the memorial OF the parties know nc
thing whatever farther than that Of the principal
held cons picuous position In the TOO notorious Loeh
port Bank don Z like DARK work II the evidenc
was not relevant IL should have been rejeeted-out whe
received and recorded both sides oughtnotto nav
been suppressed.
Look 10 the Judicial Elections
The House resolved yesterday ~ sax another Com
es of Conference with the Senate relative 10 the Ju
dcis Districts division. Let men OF property and bust
ness transactions remember, that If party men get upo
the bench they will twst justice TO suit 'ne views
party leaders and delay justice for years As nas oee
DONE spreext OF being too N ecn engaged sna mere
fore unable make up their minds or tney ~" haste
a decision when II will make against ther opponents
stop witness from getting his iscts before lafy' ~
pear impartial while leaning all to one slde-aa tne "a
bert G0ssfss OF the law the harpes OF the profession
useful party men Oh their slde IN pagiug estates De.
CARING rich orphAD. and using the cha0uc mass ca!e
law u hold or acquire by dishonest means Tor ine II
selves and their clients, other men means II Dad
srtiu Judges are chosen next month oy the mscnineE
OF party aided by the worthless and Nena OF the ega
profession the mischief they may 90 TO society Is nes
cuabe and nothing lees tnan popular Vlgll anee and
resolute spirit will the millions from the JAWS
legal monopoly, sanctioned apparently ~ the Popas
. vote
understand that the Senate have consented TO ne'
Conference. To-day the sPEAkEk appointed Nessr
smith oi Kings. Hubbard, UPnsm Benedict aud haple'
COnierees on the part OF the House
10 SENATE the bill 10 reduce the number OF Jurors
be suinmoned and sworn BY COroners, va. passed III
senate we're al.o IN Committee on the Canal ApproPr
ton oil the early necessity for The passage OF which
! very evident Mr.. HAD accused the AnlhnnAer Sc
ton with trying to irller away the pubic money IN
Gals along the III