New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09

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s n I'M ~ Introduced ID the Senate on the "a nssg
x5ar,1e provision W submit u vote Of the people
~ amazon whether they in favor of continuing
m nsessut sysfens of electing Judges Or not The
Raton Rouge Advocate, Of the 4th inst: thus com
nasemsnt WAS Yesterday inangnrated in the
snnta Ia submit to the people the question OF stfik-
III ort, o. amending that portion 81 the organic
inf ifarey IA bin ta this ehect was introduced by
Nh Al FsnI of New Orleans, but SO ferceiy and
Sppfopriately assaie by Mr. Martel, that 9 potion
Sots Il 70 YEAS q nays Nj. Martel regarded legis
atpn ~ subject as trespass 90 the patience and
of the people, who four years since settled the
msster. BY ra1ifying the acts Of the Constitutional
0Rs saSssaasss motion u Judge Stirling 10 recon-
sdef the vote just taken, prevailed, and the bill was
second time brought Before the Senate, when, On
motion 81 Nj. Munday i was placed in the hands o.
the judiciary Committee, where, we trust it will re-
main until forgotten. ~ Stl n JIM 84s \, I.4
Nj St Paul is certainly mistaken in surprising that
has undsrgops change T. sga 1e 70
day tomorrows q any future day, ana tae,r al
ready expressed preference will be reiterated how
ever and wherever brought before them Ihere IS no
more reason why the people should not choose the
Judges of their laws than the chief Executive Of the
State whose signature is essential 70 put them INTO
operation. We elect BY general suffrage our law
makers, and it appears to be an uphill argument g
say that the same principle will not apply in select
ing men to Interpret and administer justice under
those laws 10 deny proposition 50 palpable, would
Be equivalent 70 asserting the people to be incapable
w ~ NJ able "a ssy what disposition viii be
made with the measure now before the Judiciary
Committee n the Senate bnt 4 succeed \. u gong
pie to vote it down. It viii be saving OF time TO reg
the matter rest where it Is. s.fses 3.s3 49 q
Ne are unable to discover any good reason why the
people Of the commonwealth should not be permitted
to determine this question for themselves at the bal
lot box It Is their right; and as the universally &C
4 knowledged source Of all power, the Legislature
& should submit the proposition at issue to them FOL
1iai settlement, provided the arguments edaced in
favor are sufficiently authoritative to warrant the
necessary expense.
Several bills have been brought before the Legisla
t,re booking u the amendment Of striking out Of
tain articles in the constitution The present nstru
process Of alteration Is going on, would it not be bet
ter, cheaper ana less inconvenient to call conyen
ton and remodel the whole affair, or make new ant
\ fresh organic law nfjrey Let us make wholesale
business Of it at Vnte, and be done with it. Wha
say our cotemporariess 81
sToRE WORTH vIsITING.-The fine double store
Of Messrs R. Stevens Cos Nos 50 and 81 Con-
mon street. worth visit by asy body In the first
place ii is splendid house, Archecturaly condered and in
Che plncet is stocked with almost nexhausble
variety goods everyday One wing of the establish
crared with printing md wrapping paper stationery
and blank book all kinds with bibles and schoobooks
whilst wing well crammed with those articles Of
which under the gena title Of variety
and fancy goodscutlery guns pistols combs and brushes
toys Clocks articles articles and articles fo
personal decoraton Country and city buyers vii
hnd advantage visit Messrs Stevens Co. and in
spec their Of goods particular idea
the stock be derived from the advertisement in anohe
ToBY's ExpREss-This is an institution whic
has grown up gradually in midst without attracting
extraordinary should it stop how extrao
OF tho fact would large portion of
muniy be- The Messr Toby are now doing an extensive an
profitable business and glad of it for they keep the
running early and late all the steamboat landing
railroad in the city conveying baggage and paree
kinds quickly and safely and at cheap rates. Tho
moving abont to do should remember Tobys e.
press See Of Messs Toby Bro, in another part
q our paper: 81 8sss 90 lls. a---
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New Books AT WHITES. ~ New supplies
Iryne,s MISCELLANEOUS Works. histore Cooper
novels other publications. receive
BY Thomas T. White, No. los Canal street. Mr. W. HI
valuable assortment of law and medical work
worthy attention Of students and practitioners parti
list advertised in another part Of to days paper.
FASHIONABLE DRESS AKING.--We refer our lad
readers card found another todays
Of Street, fashionable maker She has take
street. No l66 and Will be most happy to
upon ladies New Orleans in all branches of dress maxim
either their residences ut her establishment III
styles of walking and evening dresses robe de clamb
and ball dresses made few hours notice and with gre
= neatness. sSSg6s 4aNgs.. b ~
FRENcH's AucTIoN--This Is fixed institution
aud little popuaryo the greatest bargains in
goods always dropping beneath Mr. Rogerson
hammer. See advertisement under auction head.
s4tt. ss6ts
g The 5000 ToaBoLA.-This magnificent gift er
sprise nearly closed As the tickets all d
drawing will take place and the ticke.syet unsol
the Lbairie Nouvele No. 16 Chaitres stree
where most tie prizes list Of these
xes other features of the tombola the sdve,s
1nent elsewhere. $50 81 -r
CRoCKERY AT WHoLBsALE.--Messrs Samuel
Co.. at No. 40 Camp street. hive lately imported al
selling large stock of croekery glass and cart
enware, at New York prices, packing guaranteed. We ref
country dealers to the advertisement. s .gE .4 y
BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-The store of Mrs
Nobe No. 1888 Dyades street. opposite the Market as GRE
those who like gsttbe best dry goods
the smallest Of great part OF the goods hi
ing purchased auction, will be sold proportona
cheap. We lady friends to MIS-. Ms catalogue
price list, in another column.
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NEw JEwELRY.-A splendid lot of watches, jew
" fancy hardwareguns pistols and knyeshaye
imported by Messrs D. Kenaghan Co.. at No. 65 Ca
between Magazine and Camp Many of the articles
superb richness and beauty whilst the prices
as could be desired See advertisement
FLOOR AND WINDOW FURNIsHINGs.-The rich
beautiful and fashionable carpctings and curtain
always display the Messrs j. d. Dame
& Co., No. 1914 Canal street. Touro buildings The stock
goods all tastes and purses and it should
by all who wish to purchase We refer to Messrs
Co.'s advertisement.
THE GREAT FANCY BAZAAR.--If any body wal
anything, the place at which he will likely have
her want supplied, is at b. Pifcts No. la2 Canal street.
place that twists all the chldrens they by
do not say that Mr.. p has everything but the quantity
variety of the things he has got tremendous. That's
word, tremendous. See advertisement elsewhere.
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HosiERY.--Messrs. P. & E. Reilly & Co., at No. l
street, from the old world very large
ply Of hosiery including undehirts and stockings of NIL