New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
,Ew.yonK. TUESDAY MORNING. oCroBEa 80 1919

for performing The duties Of Surrogate and District
Judge Al Toronto st year thsn they are i0T ;hose Of
tie London DisiIc, Jgsseshp tia year, oi which the
T-orf5 Globe hss declared Gov ArthgFs Secretary TO
be SD utterly unworthy Are Msssrs. Sli.iysn and
R1ulton TIRE exact embodiment Of Mr.. 3sdsins early
pr.nciplesi Il the sseni Of the Wellsrd Canal
Company ts ss'ece5enis considered. a. aud proper
person 70 carry them outi Judge Ridout reormef,
who was % su=.nsriy Kicked o. the Bench ST Nisss
"a thirteen years sncc, has recently been o1eFed the
jidgeship Of The London District. Way "a. : ('o
called trescherou. stranger preferred % hm Tor The
Home Disric his residence me place Of nis boy ncod
rejoice a; Mr.. snhl. appointment 10 oiHee u
looks as Il long forgotten service. would net De forgot
ten forever His successful unsearej. unrequlted ef
forts 70 allevia;e the sal condition Of the political Pri
Toronto ard elsewhere, during the reign Of
terror proved The msnlness Of his character and the
native kindness OF his disposition.
In the Winter Of lsJT-s. Lord Gienelg wrote Sir
George Arthur, 70 the eject tbs, Judge Rdcu, had
been grossly in.ulied and secretly eslumnisied
once beard in his defence but summsrly drseged OF
the bench Of justice adding that II hai ne state Of %
ciy ro.is sdn ef II his wrongs ought to be speedily
fedscsscd. Mr. Baldwin seems far more snxious 70 re-
dress the wrongs OF Ar Godfrey Sprsgge who succeed
81 bis Mr. s, father, and Of Mr.. Harrison who de-
ceiycf his friends than 20 set fairly toward Messrs
sullivan and Drspers victim. Col. George Rldcut-
VIA. else is the romlnsl appointment OF Vice Chan
celi0r Jameson but pension Of $4,000 YEAR Wa
such Jobs that Of the New Chsncery. build railways
70 save the citizens OF Hsmton the necessity OF visit
.ng Buffalo and Albany IN Winter, the nearest road
TO Montreal
To build ,up strer giheD and increase n places OF
trut snd power Ia the church, the lswcouris at the
bar On the bench in every department the friends OF
arbitrary power and the enemies Of real Reform, hs.
been the aim end and object OF all governments have
known In Csnsis during the last thirty years they
have made dssersion permanent. The course pursued
by the present men In authority IS perhaps essential
prelude 70 coming changes TO unknown, and
means OF giving these changes at the proper moment,
certain particular direction Their policy, more than
their language, indicates desire 10 impress upon
mems minds iha, orgsnic changes required their
actions seem say under exlsng institutions
Canada need hope tor 30 improvement upon the psst
Give soms ten or fourteen prosperous gentlemen
leave to impose any scale OF duties ;ha; nomins lie
gsiatve Assembly of their cresiion or fsshionng
may se directed to ssnctou snd the power OF collect
ing squanderiug snd accounting one tother for the
collected, and Of appointing their followers to
h an infinite number OF useless or enormously over
paid Offices created aud upheld TO reward psriisans
and sdhere % NE old m0d of d0ling out justice sad
Cabinet will hang 70 Office d the cry OF revolution
pcals in their ears and then round prepared for
change and join the msJoriy of the hour AZ II by in
slnct IN order that they msy come In for gOOdly
shsre OF the spos, on any new and improved an that
suits the public fancy. Var York, October 2, 1872
prv.s ,ivses ron Msr1bam fe.sras sni Scar
borough spfe.en, P-fy -fisia have toub
ofit H. reply reqgln csrsay 40 10 r-lut
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