New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23


take tnst ofsny other corporation or person an
compensation being rendered 'nereior IDS
righ, /. exercised whenever any public wors Is
undertaken. and i.a,vslid against TIL. corporation
az against sny other.
A Citizen Of New Jersey thinks that be
o.ase the monopoly railroad IS a. improvement on
the old system Of travelling there = no need Of nsv-
Ing ANYTHING better We think this "a TIE poor
eat sort Of pnioso ply any way. cot suPefistrve.y
poor vnen u j. brousn. forward a. a. argument
f1r keeping = ho!e great community trio1tary %
Aside corporation big or tide. Whst u they
did invest money What Il they did improve toe
facilities Of trans gorts.lon 9 fid turnpike com
osnies before them. And tomorrow u lev
mode Of iocomotion were ~ Be discovered as much
,Yoeri1r . the railroad lat q y the turnpike
We fancy that enterprisinr people would manage
70 put il in use, though j. nigh. be sberious blow
b. the profits Of railroad stockhoders. Not %,
however, n. Citizen Of NeE-Jerey, unless ne
should gets0ne nev iisht 10 the mean tine.
- No doubt al possible a "a VII be made 70
prevent the people Of NeT-Jersey from isf!
reaching tn. matter A. the coming election. 1t 8
earnesty 70 BE- hoped that s0cn enceaVo' 70 y
not be socces sfgl. Though the Interests Vi 'n1'
state are most concerned IN the matter 'ns "oO'@
country hasa stake in H. Ard W once more urge
upon the eeotors Of the State pc 70 II mar ne!
..,a tn ,iybt .ort Of men - the Legislstore'
v.u. Js,.ev cannot be u8y prosperous uD'ii the
monopoly Is sboii'hed.
WrDpiso sPomrD.-Taesasy' Argrf and
| A,ias continue % dispute 'tit5y about who snoua
b.., the blame Of tue Rome affair Young Nj"
Rs,,v Barn burner. Of -. Lawrence Co accepted
y,ooo.si Of marriage from that vel-knoVn ~id-
ouer old Jodge bunker. the gruf Utica Lawyer
who lad been previously courtDg Poly Iehss'
the beire.. ola large Q ok Of bipeos, known and
treated a. cattle down South. The psrson lost ms
fees the guests lost their bridsl favors. the old
Jafre Wa heard 70 sr8mbe At Miss Barnourner
nssr relationship % certain * g vernon. row
10 more. but sh1 hsiied from Canton In bis life
time and it j. shrewdy suspected that his love
Tor Polly. cattle Ia. sent MIN once more down
South. whsting, and singing Msrcy'' March to
tie words
Yes The spells
Are for the vleiors
The Arms SAYS that the Hanker Committee
proposed the doctrine Of opposition to the TX
tension Of Slavery to Free Territory, admitted the
power Of Congress over the District Of Columbia,
and "were willing to assert the priHeip'e OF oPPo-
.ition 10 the Extension Of Slavery 70 Free Terri
tory.' Say you SOL" quoth the Free Sellers
Are you 10 earnest II so, we are PC, you are
lbs let meet at once und one roof and agree
upon State ticket for the Fall Elections The
Free Democracy vanished
How does this sgree with the assertion, ty
Thursdays Buffalo Republic. 'ha, the majority Of
the Haake Convention are be ieved 10 have been
sincerely disposed to adopt Growers Free Soil
Resolutions
New COOK ~ Laws FoR VfKGINIA.-The
Legislature Of Virginia passed AZ act 10 Feh.
] so. appointing Me,rs. John N. Patton aud Con-
Nay Robinson to revise systematically the State
Laws strip the Statutes Of useless words, supply
o missions. and Report a new Code, for the action
of the General Assembly In lsi7, asst year, ard
Ia January this year the Revi'ors made Ia al tive
general Reports under appropriate heads which
we're submitted 10 joint committee OF the Legs
lature sitting in the recess. who made amend
menu Finally, the Code obtained the sanction
OF the peoples representatives., In the form OF one
general act, and 10000 copies are ordered 70 be
printed, the cost OF which will be e., g. or such
p,ice 4. the printing and binding may cost the
state. As the changes made are numerous the
new Code will not come into operation TIL july
1850
With reference 70 more efficient Court OF Ap
penls. the revisors recommended fewer Judges
aud more paw but tho Legislature hsve not chosen
TO act upon their omnsndation.