New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-28
Csv. Young Plainheid nank-New.Jersey-
MI. Y. Beach a, sons, &c.

NJ. Y. Beach "a sons, &c.
We Published, some Gays since, statement
that Gov. Young had hesitated 70 surrender two
ofthe ,ounger Beaches on rs qaisiiion from New
Jersey. based on charge oi enbszzlement or
swndiine ia the matter Of the Plainhcld Bank;
and to-day We give place 70 a card from Messrs.
Beach q Sous Designed TO yiudicatc then charac'
tiers from the inputat.ons which the fact that
NswJersey hss made an earnest lthoUgh for The
present insGec,aaD call for them is calculated to
give rise TO. Our readers wall carefully ssTa.inize
its ssssvsrations ia tho light Of the TACT. already
known aud form an impartial Judgment.
Whether any Of the Messrs. Beaches have
really besu guilty OF Offences Sgsinst the
laws os New Jersey or not, we DO not believe that
Gov. Young has acted OF viii act Ia the premises
without due deliberstioa sud decided conviction
thai the ground taken by him Is tlst which the
Constitution dictates. The position taken yesrs
ago BY Gov. Seward, that citizens Of New.YorA
are not to be surrendered upon acquisitions from
the Executives Of other States unless some offence
10 CHARGED which is a crime against the laws OF
dis State, has become part OF our settled Paoic
Law. OF course IA, Governor Of Nevfor Will
hsnceior,b surrender any citizen without careful
laws o. iasttotes ccademaing acts which Hre bat
locally srdsd vi not be considered as
subiscting tho offender to eNtradition II this be
deemed wrong. the fault j. not Gov. loung's
Perhaps We 10 not understand this Pisindeld
business very well bat We urgently advise tue
persons called Tor BY NewJerscy, II consciously
ianocen, to step scross the Jersey Ferry suTren'
der themselves to the proper authorities aud stand
trial They can easily get bail and the very best
Of oonnsel-couascl who never YET suffered Gn IN
rocent man 70 be convicted when employed sud
well paid TO defend bin. With such advocates as
the NswYork Bar Cords, and cash to picA and
choose among them. il is idle TO suppose that any
local pFejadee or transitory excitement could pro
vail 10 the defeat Of justice snd the criminal con
victioa ofnoaest men. Why got avoid the danger
BY meelins 1, half way
Another po.ot, Toe Messrs Beaches complain
bitterly Of harsh assg from New Jersey, her sgs.
isturs. Receivers, &c ac.-with regard TO which
ere express no opinion. IL IS manifest that the
luchless biI.hoders OF the Pisiafed at the time Of
iss supprs ,sion have bad tie worst Of the matter
40 far. hoxever serious The grievances OF New.
Jersey or the Mesns Beaches. IL Is admitted. VIC
believe. that this b nk belonged with the sxceP
tion OF mere triae Of It's stock, II aHyl 10 TIE
Messrs Beache.--thst i,s debts. ~ assets. weFs
their, that It's large circulation had been SET anoa
and its proceeos had been realized BY them, 40 ia'
81 they were not in nc Ssalts If the Bank when
Ns~Jersey closed il. Nov, why might not TIE
Messrs Beaehesbsse jastTeaseued Notwithstanding
notes. DOT Of their ample psopery. ard then Do
usndec VI the Receivers the surrender Of tssiT as
ss,sf The Banks dsb:s being pals. who bat The
bankers hsd a shadow u olsio on these assets
w hat pretext could have remained fs the continu
sncs Of ths Receivers fanet.oas aud salaries .