New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Legislature of ....Fr1rrsrH WEEK.

Court, Of Coaeiliaii0n-Nr Balcoms Bill Chancellor
Walrorth or he Tire SsiHsed B0sp-TAs Courss-
lion JonraGl-Tk Cazc0y Millions -Pragr-
Biskop GooGeu0zgA-Hoy- Ualr0rth, Taylor. and
ne III, Of B. r. Bnfle7--UhGf Parry Judges can
GO-JHdicial Dls;ri1ts-TAs Quarrel EiH last long
enough 10 sers Part-C.H<. TrrTsE and his RSeGed
Troop.
Correspondence Of The sewYork Tribune.
ALBASr, April ie, lsi7-Mondsy 3 P. NJ.
While was serving an apprenticeship TO law-
making and mending long long ago in the way
Members usually do here in Senate and Assem-
bly, during the first session least shrewd and sensi-
bic Representative introduced bill for the establish.
nent Of Courts Of Cancellation and Arbitration. His
arguments convinced me that his plan would help
everybody but the prsctcing Lawyers who opposed il
10 vain in our House. In another branch Of the Legs
laiure, however il had NOT ONE VOTE.
The reques, Of the CONVENTION, that similar Courts
might be established In this STATE would ss supposed
induce member TO bring in bill during the
fret week Of the Session On the last day OF the 18th
week Mr. FALCON 0sEyer) rose, snd asked leave TO
bring In bill TO establish Courts OF Cancellation He
had given no notice and be offered the bin OF time
Lawyer SMITH Of Kings objected 10 the Introduction
and reading Of the bin. Mr. BALLOON then offered 10
give notice the Speaker instead Of putting II 10 the
House said II Of order although he put 10 the
House very similar request on behalf Of Mr. Baker and
1t was allowed. very shortly after.
Anxious that this measure even Al the eleventh hour
might not be smoihered went % Mr.. Bacoms seat and
asked the favor Of sigh, Of the bill in order that might
state ts contents to your readers Perhaps be though,
the request niudcious for be declined 10 comply with
H. but sad ne would consider" ! have ventured 10
urge upon other members. but not recently, the
introduction Of such measure but perhaps they had
no leisure
Chancellor JValrorh-0r THREE Strings 10 Your
BOir
This morning Mr. SUBWAY Of Buffalo, from the
seven legal gentlemen OF the judiciary committee, re-
ported FAvoRABLY the bill which every member of
the Senate present at its passage had voted for save
Mr. Beach giving Mr.. WALwoRrH till July next 10 take
the oath as a commissioner OF the Code-or, in other
words to give him a chance to be set up Appeals
Court Supreme Court Judge; 10 enable him 10 keep
the $1,000 berth he now has Edrn Tor some candidate
for judicial honors, whom the people may reject &c
between now and next July and 10 place II in his
power accept the Code Commission as likely to last
longer than his present Office should nothing better turn
up As 10 the THREE SIX MILLIONS in THE COURT %
OF Chancery with no security for dollar in ten oft
the Legislature both in Senate and Assembly have as
were set at naughi the resolutions OF the Convention
and not a volume of the CONVENTION JOURNAL is to be
though twothirds of il printed by last Septem
ber have asked Secretary Benton once more for my
copy but vain The for thus Withholding them
from the very sent 10 finish the work any one may
readily guess have enough Unpopular egisstion.
and am glad that I about to be relieved, and en-
ployed by you at New York, in way more congenis TO
my feelings
Perhaps much OF the good done here is owing to the
prayers OF the faithful beautiful petition put
up in Trinity Church yesterday forenoon for the divine
guidance 10 President Polk fear II is too late. Had
that lovely structure been finished beiors the Mexican
conquest was resolved Oh, VINO knows but that the
Chief Magistrate would have followed Mr. Clay in the
peace and friendship track To-day Reverend DR..
Wyekof prayed earnestly for the divine guidance TO
in authority up here, and tits much wanted When
Bishop GOOdenOugh day endesvOred 10 insih Guns
an principles into the monopoly loving House Of Lords
at 81 stephens. It was said
IT'S well enough tina, Goodenough
Before the Lords should preach,
For sure enough they're bad enough
He undertakes 10 teach.
This do not apply to few antimonopolists up here,
Of course.
To return 10 the Chancellor:
Mr. BLoDoErr. hoped the Senates bin 10 give him so
many chances wouldn't pass. Mr.. Wslworth never
ought hsve been nominated Mr. Po-rLE alarmed the
timd by declaring very probable that II the Chsncel
lors time bill did pass, be would 90 and take the
Code oath today and then there would be no Chance
Tor. and All the arguments used before him would be
lost-and rearguments must be- made before man.
When the Lives of Ioyt & Butler were published un
der legal copyright in Boston, In September le4o,
Vice chsnceor McC,oun veered leesle from his decs.
ion 10 the Slsmm Mitchell &c giving judgment
very suitable to his friends Butler an Buren, Hoyt &c
Mr. Taylor of the Aston House instantly appealed Not
long after the Chancellor heard the arguments on ootn
sides-pm The pap1s IN his pOckd--and, well knowing
If he is III for his Office the American law Of Copyright
and the appeal decision Of the British House o. Peers
long since which Lord Mansfield figured In 80 con
spicuously AlGre Judgment al also that after years
OF delay and expendng 500 the bookseller can neither
appeal nor the copyrght-and had Mr. Walworth
done to-day as Mr. Potte said he would the arguments
would have had TO begin again The bill had just o.
enough 10 save II and him, and no more.
Mr.. WawOrth sharp keen plausible Attorney
for bank at Pattsburgh and prosecuted the Albany
Gazette for expressing doubts as 10 It's sovency nch
doubts Others hare shared IN siTcf lie IS Tor ME mo
nopoy as an attorney and for his party as politician
Look at the consequences OF system which puts II In
the power Of the creature OF any interested FAC
ton TO withhold justice OF any Kind, put people IN
business to any amount Of costs and decide when and
how II may best suit the interests of those who in
league with him. do not say that Mr.. w does this
but look past and think where the Courts are like
ly 20 be three years hence.
Mr. HApLEY did not think that the Chancellor would
look after Appeal Judgeshp, and leave the Code Ter
that If he coud-he had no fear OF such dsgraceiul
result
why did he accept for year the Office he has, and
be then ready throw IL in confusion and take the
Code Office Different members said he would resign
to-day and take the new office If the bill did not pass
and perhaps whose friends, Ike Mr.. Taylor wish
to get some sort OF decision out OF him voted as they
did today taking the choice Of two evils
Mr. SHuMwAY said that the necessity OF the bill was
obvious and almost imperious If III not passed ar
Wsworth will resign his place Chancellor although
there are 300 400 argued yet 70 be decided
These will have be reargued II he resigns not at the
expense of the State but at the expense OF the poor III,
giants This would be unjust Beside, MT w was \
emnenty qualified ~ /
Mr. WALSH inferred from what s said here that the
Chancellor did accept this Office. the crops would
fail the earth would reyolye upon its axis and
Chancellor had been in Office thirty years This should
satisfy his official aspirngs and he should be now willing
70 retire But he Is not lie Is ambitious to MI two
Offices Al the same time He deemed his taking second
Office piece of shameless and unbushng etrontery,
and would vote sgSnst the bill
The bill psssed-Ayes IS. among them Messrs soper
Perkins Pottle Watson Bascom, Flanders. Hasorouek
Wenman Wright and Hawley) Noes 20, among them
Messrs Bslcom Bloss, Blodgett Tresdwen Rutherford
sickles and Wslsh) Judge Soper Of Willamsburgh
was most FLY, placed in the chair
Judicial District BA-IKs Senate Adheres.
This morning in SENATE Mr.. JONES moved that the
Senate INSIST upon the adoption law Of its Original
bill or plan for dividing the State into Districts, The
vote stood
AYEs-Messrs Barlow, Bunhsm, Crook, Denri,lon'
Hand Jones Lester Morris, SANFORD. J. B. Smith, Tai
NaYs~Mesrs Bsekus, Beach, Emmon., Hand, Rug
giles, Van schoOuhover-6
Only Il voted out OF 80. On collateral question, %
had voted few minutes before. Thus is the public
served majority OF the Senate Is composed Of prsc
Using ATTORNEYS friend who has good means Of judg
ny tel. ma il will all be settled in time TO give the people
he es., possible time and opportunity for independent
action They talk Of Wing Judges for Wig Districts,
and Loco for Loco. | thought that judiciary was
protection 10 the weak and If why so fond
10 have Judges with bias for the strong elected Can
good come Of il
Capt TirTeH and has Men.
Gov WRIGHT EMPLOYED the Captain. who makes 81 %
day As ssddler 10 Chensngo. 10 raise company To
rive American liberty the poor benghted Mexicsns
M Csntsn obeyed but he and bis men not &C.
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