The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05

that ,bsy isstitated because ons Of toe huiHe
Of d Qnietsde among the tsnants u Tue Appfc
hessiss itas the landlords nav. no Title TO the ana' anu
that after raging makipg Improvements Tor
lopg series Of they may In virtue ot suptriw
title to hat under which they ho a. DO sJected from
when the nrpcees for .hieh the suits brought
o. ed the continuance OF hgAiop seeves osy 70 ere
ate sxtsten 70 exc. Hbfonndrd e1pacs xtons snd
vs.. A. betwssn landlords aud tenants which
de-, irsble IN every respect =.
Mary srrnng. meots have already been made bst~aes
there pars the prosperous condition of the coan
try the abui dance Ct money and he high prices sos
commanded by ths predictions 81 the soil age oieo1m
ewnsrship Of their farms IL Is understood that the
prices originally ssked by The snds have Zen 10
many In. lance. very much reduced The decision u
the courts having estsbhsi the vsdityo OF their titles
shd their lsgsl IL h believed hat tas land
vi recognize the n porance OF selling thsr snds uocu
favorable terms and Of ex hing tenurs tnJurir n
to the int Of the comnupy and Icnost mt With
political institutions II action 10 lad BIZ the
legislature upon the nnjsct 1t seonld no. ba Of oh
excite unfounded expectations and In the end
pjDrs tAcse II II sppsreI tly designed when
the titles OF the aodords are established any sitancs
given to the tenants be st the exp Of the state
and not Of the legal risstscf airy Of IL citixess
TIE change in legal Or cednre eon'ew atsd by the
affect The missonsrs appointed for tnst
rportd from time to time under thu dreco fths
Legblaure Their first report Adopted In 1915 has since
been ntddsd and amended by succeeding Legislatures
and has become the ~ tiled Of the State. The
remedies special proceedings
eupy seonsderabe share Of the attention OF thu courts
were not included IN the reports adopted the-s are u
administered under laws ~ they existed beors tns
ton Of the constitution rhe nsai report OF
TIE Commissioners presented the Legislature January
], 1850 among other subjects embraces these proceed
with no prac Teal kpo-iedse # the details OF the
forms already enacted and those proposed in the reports
referred to- unable to Express opinion OF their
Eeris But regarding The existing ooie Of practice
the established ysJsm by which remedial justice il be
hereafter admipistered IL seems due 70 conssency that
MIA 10
TO provide that civil remedies both by ,pecs proceed
inss aad by civil actions should be prosecuted under
cossc cradle part OF the jurisdiction Of the courts is
exercised under statutes coBferrng powers the
courts common pleas which have been abolished By
eonstitutis The Legislature has passed various
laws 10 render he proceedings applicable 70 the courts
they exist bat revision and p-rfect atapta
ton OF them to present judicial system desirable
The enrolled nhtis Of ts. State OF New ork nbsrs
rs ate men Many u0ifo med compsni.s not only sell
equipped but wen drilled and disciplined have bean
formed Ia state ahesc companies posed Of
Intelligent and active who are interested IN pre-
serving the peace and good order Of society without
sutjectrg the state government to any thsy
constitute important part Of the executive o-ss Of
the ate They nUmn.r about $1,000 Wen $500 OF
whf in the city Of New York These companies
nfnaly formed IN large and cities lar
occur.
Th,y to turbulent disorderly msm,,rs
Of teiet- ADD powerful body pee ed a. all
tines 10 aid The civil authorities Their vigor iuteId
gence sbd the interest they have respectable citizens
In Ihoclng the ew together vi the degree OF dlscf
pine they have attained render them efficient aud rcla
Bile IN all emergencies
The enlightened and liberal spirit Of the sge ess
than the nei- eats 81 commerce srds the establish
msut Of syst Of reciprocal trade with the adjoining
Britt prsviuc.s. Their vast extent ot cotermncn
boundary, the charscter Of their Productions aud the
nature Of their wants th-r of common language
With ourselves ard he similarity OF hAbi aud customs
ana unrestricted intercourse and
With their population Of interest sn8 mportsBcs
Our State particularly ested in the adoption
by the general government Of some Gale ala
10 effect this desirable rseri Ir would increase the
business Of canals sdd to the rsp-rity Of he
towns in the mort western sections Of state
sud pcrsrse the commercial importance Of the city Of
New Ysfk
TIE striking success Of American industry aud skill
1t the LONDON Exhibition and in the British di
Ds tie year 1901 ma ursliy aroused desire for the
organ satop In his country OF Industrial Exhib ton
analogous 10 that which las conferred mach honor
ON England. The limitations OF the powers OF oar ns
dolal and State governments prevented their di
rect ion but charter granted by the Legislature
Ut the session Of let2 forming ocs ion designed
accomplish this enterprise With the favor Of the
York the Association pursuing Ira ask with energy lis
appearing folly sensible Of The high expec'a
lions excited by their undertaking While the produc
OF Europe Gill avail themselves o. 20 favorable op2or
tuuity 20 brig taer fabrics to the notice Of tho
SINNERS Of this country the collection, . national
scale Of the PRODUCTS Of American industry Of il.
self result Of such interest and pracica value
fully to the great labor nich thu work
The building designed TO receive the exhibition,
partly erected promises to unite convenience AMI ample
space with high and novel character Of architectural
beauty sDd the success Of tho enterprise shall
warrant its Preservation remsn for nmar through
future years
IRE nunssr Of banks banking aasoc,a. ions and iud
days Of Dscenbes 1851 AID 1854, we're follow
1851 1862