New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

sncuic Rave thovp themselves g6Ct ,asIe,s before
tetkirg or accepting such p.ou.reroe a. Is here
given them; and this Messrs. Tfemaia. Wander
poel, JaJcox, &c have Tot dooe. IL it likely that
they would achieve in the States service that dis
;ipcton which they have rot acquired 10 tteif pro
fession7
Mr. Church ia better bnOwn-we enOu,d have
aait, more widely known-hsvi1e been Lieutenant
Governor under Govs Hunt aud Seymour de
has talents-te once had principles, having been
az zealous, or at Least noisy Free Soer as sny
Of ne; ard now We zee him exposing hinself 70
public shame indOrser Of the Nebraska oui'
II treatment Of Kaosas by the Federal Executive
the DItd Scott decision, and Mr.. Buchanan's gra'
tuitous declaration that the Ftd.rat Constitution
has plated and still upholds Slavery in Kansas
and all the Federal Territories What edn be the
sorcery Of Office that it should reconcile its votare'
TO such debasementi
We are clad Mr.. Church has been nominated.
It is fit that his new principles should be passed
upon BY the Radical Democracy Of our State, BY
whom be was so steadily and generously supported
while be professed devotion to the Free Soil cause.
We hail BIZ. nomination, moreover, as lucid COM
mentary on the clamor against State extrayagance
by which the Slave Democracy are seeking to die
tract public attention from their betrayal of the
cause of Free Labor and of the Rights of Man.
Mr.. ChuIch's charges against the STATE while
Lieut.. Governor rival in magnitude those OF any
other tax .devOurer. His Mileage account would
afford valuable hints to California Congressman.
If he is fl. man to take charge Of the Finances
Of our State, it must be because there is nothing
left in the Treasury. VIII The Albany atlas
oblise us by reprinting his charges Of Mileage with
items aud dates, 90 as to show what necessity
existed for making the journeys which taxed the
State so heavily! Let the People haze the data
wkerefrom to Judge whether Mr.. Church is indeed
the man who is needed to stand at the portals of
tie Treasury.
The nomination of Judge DEMO for the Court
of Appeals viii prove as polite as just. We be-
Geye our State has abIer jurists than he is, and
that some Of his judgments, not only in public but
10 private causes, have been nsensiby coored BY
partlsansbip. Judge DEMO has gratifed his party
BY his judgment on the Prohibitory Liquor Law,
and on every question involving political feeling
down to the last, wherein he upheld the ccnsttu-
tiopality of the Metropolitan Police Act. For this
single act of Judicial independence Fernando Wood
and his cabal called for his prescription, and this
the Convention wisely refused to conceoe. Had
they done so, they would have d'sorganized their
party and struck deadly blow at our Elective
Judiciary. AS it is they have offended clique in
this City, who will stick to the party and its nom-
ratcns because they can DO nothing else; and
unless the Republicans should present very strong
candidate in opposition, we predict that Judge
DEMO will lead the pill of HE ticket throughout
the State. That it will be thousands stronger
than it would have been had he been dropped, we
have no manner of doubt.