New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

The AiJanv Ereniag Journal thus plainly ana
truthally speaks OF the candidates tor u
Court of Appeals
M AMBROSE L. JoFDAS we can speak rom an
.rs,el srosaintance OF more than thirty
vears during ali which time be has sustained IL"
Character for talents, patriotism and inte5'l. ~
settled In 1872 then young man al 70 -
where his industry, enterprise ana All ~ -.
,lad lin, in the first rank Ol strong bar ne ~
Pb.soasntly member OF both branches OF our lie
eisIa,ure in which he ably and faithfully ser'eu .e
99eorle He was Delegate 10 the recent lphstt1
,r;onal Convention and contributed largely Oy Us
exertions and influence to the adoption OF inc NJ,
rnerous enlightened and saIutaIy reforms -
In the new Constitution In conini''eo aHN Fl
the floor Of the Convention. M JOhyAN aD's 49,
and vindicated that excellent Judicial :! stem MN
as we hope and believe be VIII NJ" NC
70 assist In executing. u.. -
MARCUS T REYSOLDs stanos COhles'ep'' -
deservedly among those who have rescheu tue
toppost round IN the ladder Of Inc besai ~
SON He has devoted himself so exclusively - sIo
~ac,;ce NJ the Law rs 10 have become thoroughly
Psoci.,sd and identified with the judiciary Of the
s,ste He is imbued deeply and practically win
Tegal lore. Indeed he belongs and has ior years
belonged To our higher Courts IN common WIN Tue
Tndges Clerks. Reporters, sc. he enjoys 10 the
highest degree the confidence OF the % At hnu 60
NE and would take with him, 70 the bench an Tue
knowledge, experience, lAocPe +, - -. 90,
rity which required iOr uselu' U'Se"" 90 - ''-
duties Of that station. 5000,
D,v,s NoYOy is also an old, able, upright and
eminent Member Of the Bar He too has nsen by
his ability fidelity and integrity to the head OF DIS
Profession. He is universally and rghtiuly respect
ed. and will if elected, be an honor to the benon'
FREDERIC WHTTLEsEY IS man as wen guall.
fed in all respects, tor the duaes o. tnis il5H
az any other In the State. His indOmtaOle energy
his canacity for labor bis unerring judgment MS
ready and clear perez ptions his nfexiole inaepeh
dence and his proverbial purity. together Win ms
Judicial scouirements and experience poihI his
ont as a man whose rich endOWments ana vast ca
liabilities would greatly elevate the behCh ana as
greatly benefit the People As VICE ChaAceno, o.
the sth Judicial District, Mr. WHlTTLLsLf mas
,yon from, the Bar and from the 3 ench. most en-
visble reputation. BY the citizens oil hocnes'er,
yhere has resided since 1922, be IS valued ahd
cherished for the advantages derived from Dis en-
Gghteped energetic public spirited, devoted ehorts
70 advance the growth, promote the prosperity aA1
elevate the character of that beautiful city
Asa whole therefore, or individually, the noml
noes If the Vhig State Convention, for the Cour'
NJ Appeas stand out in bold and bright relief upor
the Judicial canvass These candidates, all oil
each are men estmable as citizens, eminent as
LAWYERS. rich in Experience, ripe IN knowledge
and pure in Character. OF such men should oul
/ highest Legal Tribunal be composed.
For the candidates OF the opposing Cow entloi
we have not a word of disparagement They too
are men Of high attainments and pure character
Blu, their friends decided that party lines must o'
drawn. They rejected our proiered union, and ap
peal to their political friends We appeal also U
our Wing friends for a united and vigorous supper
Of men in whom they may freely conide, and whom
they will delight to honor. Let them by gener
Gus and determined rally, place FREDERIC WIFI
| TLEsEY, MARCUS T. REYNoLDs, B. DAVIS NoRo'
and AMBROSE l. JORDAN upon the Bench OF th'
/ Court of Appeals and in years to come their DE
cisions will be quoted as triumphanty and thel
names will be sy Tabled as reverently. as those o
/ a MARSHALL STORY. a kent. and a SPENCER.