Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
F.. tie Trlegy,,pl,

Il Is said 10 be almost certain, that. be.
fore the British Constitution arrived at
It's full perfection, the Kings hoard and
determined causes between party aud par.
ty Hui at present. by long aud uniform
usage, the Kings have delegated the
whole Of the judicial power to the Judges
OF the several courts. All these Judges
were formerly appointed by the kig,
dRfdfe deRe pf0ct8; that is, their eomnis.
fions We're to expire at his pleasufe.-
l!ut To remedy this, which resulted in the
evil of the Judges being too dependent
on the will OF the Sovereign, and too Ike.
ly to snbserye his purposes, and oppress
the subject, in order to secure their con.
Ilnuanee in Office, the statute OF Is, ".
Ill c. =, was enacted by the Paflia.
menh Which provided That the eommis.
slons ol the Judges, should be issued by
the Crown, not as formerly, during the
good pleasure Of the king, but guaWatRI
baae se geaseriWl.--so long ns they shall
demeau themselves well in office, almiu.
storing the laws, aud mol uilictug an The
suhjReIl the iymuieal vii Of the Prince;
=and lheir salaries were asrcrlained aud
established, 20 that ihey could not be di.
mluishad Il, pleasure II another depari-
meuto government, rhiswa, ull nahl,
and absolutely necessary To the Liberty,
safety ana security Of the subject. llui
on the demise OF the crown, the sueees-
sos Ind lha ppWel u Hmo,ulul Tie iaf-
mef ludHss, aud Tn appointment ui oh.
-, lal lac uIght ueam moc subseNIeul
to hiz Vii THIS vs. umtliol partially
by the Parliament 1l L Ann, stat. e. :,
which extended their commissions Tor siA
mouths alter the death Of the former
Prince TINT their conduct mirht undergo
scrutiny But hy statute ul Geo. Ill, E.
> >, eaaelad at the earnest rreammeuaa.
ton ri the hiag hmsali nom lhe Jhrane.
the lalHss We're continued 100 then oil.
ces during good hsbas loE uotWIthsaua.
ing the demise Of the Crown, aud tHaIH
salaries NaTe secured "a Them duuus The
continuance Of iusiI commissions. Inc
kiuz haiug a great iaFaHaf ui his mme.
diaIe zHhIaeI---UhH#zel hr might hafe
heen Ihuugh the Wicked aud depaHad
advice nj his ministers. n hi, foreign sub.
leels-n=al on tlia aaaaazIaalli.l language
"tla' hU looked ufuH IN Independence
and anaahm ul Ii Judges, o. g. Il.
tIul Ia lhe admin uaa#HH oi Justice. as
one ai Ibs hc-t seH#HH ol ihe a#l-
ami hH#HHa ai h.s aaIHelz. sud. as nu.i
conclusive lo ihe hHuHf aI ine Crown
H.r tha luiucs wala madc independent
Of ths III pi thH Sovereign, who Was a
sH#|H HeI=aH. !af The protection aHd
ruaIF nj fac subject. TIL. naanen.
d#HaF consisted a.HHs - the certainty of
d4aaH#u aI l.i#.F fsI#a=# aadoi llie amount
ui lIHH salaries. And ! would azk aas
sune mind iH what els could their Hda.
penlaaae consist " thi. Wise pfn.
vision III main, laal the people should
haE IHH h#Hlr % NI=s laws Justly nj.
mHH#H#H#i ~ tl.H i nor the lHsIH.
nais, asWr.l r- asaa i end %. all ear.
eumeais lhe good ui IL people, lie
Sovereign lIucaz aaI rancr.-cs. fz5me
Ol thrm sane, aud some iusaur-sumO
adults. ard sOmU infants but none ofthrm
much lan.j u ihC muiai.ll laws oil
tasr epm.Nl mou ra.I uu, m Judge
o., tla qmIlHalpu of Hau lifting El.u
i1. Judges. thnJ ihg sovereign poop. u
tl.- Republic! Auth.y more Interested
iu thc appointment ui good Judges. ul|
myu Aa,lH ,9I Aaii wusI -8l Zoo tg
i.Halas affected by u1I 0uas' iH
Rae common r.lu. is i.I-r'au..-NAle
cAIH. io thr same pa.rAt ln U'uu r.-u.
that Hu mm rHa hn V..-a.U whatever
h., crime who .a. uou.5 u Y..u3. al-
swar Ih- question: IA1-r crowned
heads base Aur uliy moury but power
besides bon the sovereign power oi thu
people ul tl elmE. be- -o divided that
i. i- impossible ip influence Improperly
or corrupt ,tr4 rIIaI .EbIH minority
ltiainug aa.aaiy %! tAaW. il r uo.
- Wl.h che EXgruutr--ii i. uut so with
the l.-gi.Huw Experience Boa, proven
thi. II stands -elhHydant GIVE tlr
people The power 1 make lhuir Judges,
and ,he JuIIa- mglr hF ihrm, my word
DrL will very -ouu nuloul tIie truth o'
the maxim. She chat i1es lD please cleB
body pIcn.g nobody lie wiii ind out
the absolute necessity ul making the con.
sutuiou and Iaw-oI h- country put into
hI. hands, "a, ihr guardian. protector and
defender thereof, the ml mud guide OF his
conduct lie VIII uui be- .rru by hIs
mulUmu0u. sovereign master, doing uhol.
soncc To- wealth and empty pompolty
hanging to the arm OF some little yco.
Nhant prncing the siryei. and hIring
away to some low place OF Amusement,
when he should bu on lhU bench, admin.
iatenug justice To tho citizens. or ai bis
chamber studying the fact. aud law OF
their causes, llc win fud no account IH
such instruments, to tly To Ldulc Rock,
like carrier pigeons, during the sessions OF
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