New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09


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Correspondence of The Tribune.
ALBANY, Friday, Feb 5, lsi7
When g., down to the House of Assembly this
'aoaiHs' the Clerk was reading petition present
hey Mr. Speaker and signed by J. Prescott Hall
l. hoo'nscn, Willis Hall T. A. Emmett. ID. Ora
Mn' benjamin Butler w L. McCoun. II. NJ.
s s'aenord' VIM Emerson, Thomas Fessenden,
u ~ pe'ls j. Lorner Graham, Charles {. King
s1am he'oham e. W. Sandiord. William Curtis
w" geo 6nfhn, Robert Emmett ID. Codwise.
NJ va Wsgenn. Lewis NJ Rutherford, ID. Ito.
, NsSvAed ssyres Murray Hoffman, Geo. II. Strong.
sN1soa. Henry T.. Davies. Henry ID. Crugcr, John
Asee hlah Paine, Seth T. Staples, and others, sim.
nmcsuase to that presented TO the Senate and
ses'seca the first page OF Wtdaesdays Tribune. Ii
e'e1a<s1a !Ohn Duer as Commissioner, and its re-
sesse caused discussion. but IL was eventually con.
ees Committee of the Whole.
e astayHshed Lawyers whose names are attached
As nencsla state that they anxious 10 have the
~ made clear and distinct
were shs done, party spirit, PREDICATE men. and in
exo houcuak would continue 10 wrest the stat
Ma Pf.ert them 10 their purposes but there would
~ kSn snd clear text by authority, ably and scien-
- sisnsed, and TO which any upright Magistrate.
,tS Sner Individual could refer and understand,
49,, nss more corrupt by villainous system, who
AN. w'p.nes BY brszen impudence. quoting prece
an -. y purpose by the groce. on any side, or on
toe a. anfe On INTENSIFIED and leaving the ques
sa eo'ehped in clouds OF smoke
ry,,,. $50 ~ worse than Nefo's Code. which was
Doe hand and placed too high for the eve to
"A, l,,..s H. SrEPlAppYR might have remedied
,,, seieet but In our days no haltdozcn of law.
nrse, =, ssiee !" ~ what common law IT, and the al.
b us,. ucs your patience IN one case on Monday
80 Jea stll moro Tuesday TO show Tbs, ali no ssid
,.,. was As false as Potlphsrs hepmste in the
!sW ne sutaOus Joseph
.e, Nv We really honorable part OF the legal urofes
M and injured by this cond,,ion OF the law
Ksop.r,x y, rs. sndeseryed blame, Are not life and
aepsndsn, or 49, ena success IN society often made
pre.en, sS., "~ very worst OF legal gambling by our
psssA "a ,t and men Of property and their heirs too
~ o, ~ s1er honestly acquires r,ssn.1 A. Ns..r
o,Asr vsonof "orden Fled Cr,hsu, co,iia. ~ r.
And The sA,,. oamed b pares possessed of the will
hats bs sppy the right remedy TO the disease
oNeh s~''"a and the Legislature have got to
a, ,sy aS NJ Walsh ash for tho .ho,;,;o, .,
ssr3red ,os,.'S o. debts the other dsyf WHY do a
sASeraor, 49,. ~ tne Union already advocate that
orixntv n, .~.e' Because there is no honesty no
wa akos, !, Ss.,ay IN laws which suddenly white.
Vile tAey k,,s.. sIn owing three hundred millions
nress va honorable Of orr 500 .'aS ~ ..e
ssea sw. "a ssse The tumble of folly and subtety
,ern he CO.. sFfowed from Europe. NOT onlv pre.
seed sas - s Of debts but also licenses privi.
Eva living by pretending to collect
Aey nav "a States which hesitate 90 do .,.A, 49,.
ser a<see,sa.ase Reap misery wo and w,s,cheaness on
,oes How L,,-'ento the third and fourth eener.
shnog; Law e@l millions OF men in America live
sad p.ceden,s :. n three millions of conflicting rules
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