New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

Fugitive Slave Law OF course the sc.on Of the Rhode
Island Democracy upon this question had 70 be u Keep
ing with the principle. Of the National
30 the treatment Of the petition is not 80 much matter
! Of remark.
In the Senate petition was presented from certain
parties Interested in the Goodyear lnd, Der patent
praying for set Of Incorporation In usual orael u
such business this petition would have 20 90 Over 70 h
next General Assembly, but the persons lntefes'ea
avoided the difficulty BY having, by purchase OF o'nef
wise, obtained possession OF charter o. anO n1r
ny. Incorporated short time since VITA caPI-l VI
$4,000 with power 70 increase 70 SoOOcO Under TINS
charter the petitioners hoped TO obtain increase 70
S3OOOOOO the power asked for in the petition Inc
principal feature in the matter seems % o tnat Is
move Of the Joint owners Of the Goodyear patent 20
maintain their advantage IN the manufacture OF INDIA
Rubber goods after the expiration OF the patent oy
union Of capital entirely preventing competition among
themselves and deterring others from embarkaIlon IN
the business by display Of means of such magnitude
The petition was continued with an order Of notice.
The feature Of the session what it was anticipated
would be the feature the Reorganization OF the Su
preme Court of this State but this bone OF contention
between the bunker and Young America wings OF the
Democracy was left unpcked until the next session
resolution declaring the places Of the present judges
vacant was offered and the consideration Of the matter
deferred 10 more convenient season. IL was thought
that the matter would be settled and the appointments
made at this session. but Il found upon talking the
matter over that under existing circumstances there
was slight difficulty in the way OF making the appoint
ments an objection no less than want of somebody 20
take them, since lawyer Of sufficient ability would
give up bis practice for seat Associate Judge,
with an uncertain OF Office Added 70 this unpeas
ant feature was a dissenton among the Democracy IN
relation the appointment Of the Chief Of the Bench
The friends Of Gov DOrr were very anxious % com
plmen him in way, and insisted that he should be
selected for the post TOhis modest demand the 9th
ey frifndsn OF his x-Eycelency demurred-and the de-
nurrers being backed By Gov Allen. serious split
anticipated among the friends OF the Court reform The
difficulty has been 5dged over for the present however,
by the postponemen Of the subject In the meantime
the constitutional Convention will have performed
its duties and the Legislature hopes the response
bty Of the Court appointments will be changed from
themselves 10 the people, and thereby secure peace
in the Democratic family That this course will
maintain harmony il uncertain. Mr.. DORIS friends
are anxious that some signal mark of favor should
be shown TO him, and can fix upon no compli.
ment so significant as his appointment a. Chief
Justice Of the Court by whose sentence he was lncar
cerated and may insist that the Legislature ought
10 compliment him while il has the power so TO do. and
not leave their work for The people. The opposition 70
bis being appointed as his friend. desire does not arise
from lack of will the part Of the Hunkers 70 DO
something to cOncate the Young Democracy, but from
want of disposition 10 compliment him in that parilcu-
lar way No doubt, resolution expressing the conf
dence in the integrity and rmness land even the purity
his political u0yes) Of Mr. Dorr would be swallowed
by the Hunkers without wry face but they cant go
bis being made Chief Justice appointed to any office;
they are willing 10 compliment him with words but not
with deeds. Tho present state Of affairs il important IN
political point Of view since it threatens to demoralize
the dominant party, if it does not annihate it, The
Assembly adjourned the third Monday in September;
and passan may be remarked that with all rs pro
fessed regard for the peoples interest and reform in
expenses this adj Onmed session in September is some
thing extra such event not having taken place since
1880.
The Circuit Court for the RhOde-Isand District has
been in session during the week, and this morning all
iouIned over to Monday. There some important
cases on the docket among them the suit of Greene
City Of Providence, for damage received under the
Maine Law This morning a suit against the City OF
Providence fer damage sustained by fall upon side
walk in consequence Of the nOnremoyal Of snow and ice
damage S20OO0-was given to the Jury.
The weather has been delightful for the week and the
sojourn at the Aquidneck really matter of comfort
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