Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-16

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duty, upon matter of indisputable juris-
diction. Such error, II error II was. in,oly-
ell no want Of adcqual, Judicial ability. or
integrity Of purpose. II flr such n cause,
a judicial officer may be- removed, In tho
malice or madness Of party organization,
where is the Independence Of the judiciary.
and what can u become but Iho mere IN
sirument of Tarty2 Docs our constitution
IN truth contemplate a right Of removal ~
address IN such "a casc2 would surcrst
the IrUIricty OF ascrTtaiuing definitely. how
FAR tie power II the legislature. under ATt.
@, Srr. >. OF tho Consultation, extends.
II % shall bc determined. that a judicial
oiaccE can BE- removed. in the mode th,rr
pointed out for any opinion which may socm
10 The Legislature ERRONEOUS, vithuut other
cause, then ! would rrrummrul such an
amendment ol TIE Cuust tuition us will meet
the necessity Of thC case. Clearly. II such
power doe, exist, 10 may Ir.stnte thc judi
,ial 40 thc feet ui thr legislative and Exec
ut.,r branches ul thr gN,rumcui The lad
example hy one legislature may bo follow
ui hy another. Such power, iu NY Judge
Wrut cannot cD-CHist with az iudJI,udyu,
Judiciary. Atlust, lgt lhc matter, IT uo-
cCslry. DE- Submitted O. tlr tribunal ui thn
IuIlr, whose whole interests are 90 init
uat.iy aud directly Involved.
]; mas al.1 become thy duty of lie Lcgis.
'ature o. ASCERTAIN vhg,I ,r tie public ,Ii-
gr-c,s require thr ald % additional justice.
90 tlsehar.r toe duties hat dc,Olyg upon
:hg supreme Judicni Court.
Eurin, og ru Laws.
Ina state i.ar ours. w,rrs 'hr industrial
pursuit, .rr ,l ,au.d. viii % large pUUuil-
ton upon thc frontier st.il Progressing into
aud slilu.rg lDr-'s. there i. undoubtedly
. greater necessity Tor legislation, than iH
community Nhyrr DO. inlusir, has become
Hl''l aII ysi.mpt.E.I But si.ll, Uu, o'
tlr evils under which we .ulHr ). excessive
1ui ..,, legislation. Continual change,
in our laws agg IruIuCtssul c,ll. Icg.s.a-
tiuu, us l,r as practicable. slUuIl d. g.ugr-
al aud dr.-uu 90 produce system aud Or-
'..r. Our people Soon adapt themselves -
laws sD framed. lrquut amendment. soon
l..y. u. Boo doubt as o. what the law b.. lie
N'n faal, devote h.mvl, g. prevent the uu-
necessary change, uUd us.i.-, laws, viii
acquire OF reputation 0i o conservative aud
wise legislator.
Ih,-' frequent changes have l,l % thr
urruriiy ul % revision Ui uUr .'.tu,.- made
uIir iH' provisions ut the Resolve, 10!
March H.. 1855, AMI AI.l /, l-jb. Tie
code will la Submitted @. You tor your ao-
ton. Such ordinary Lsgi1ali.n Us shall be-
uar.aar, 90 tbi. session may form a rart u,
t.' revised code. u b.. | think. fairly O.
h' presumed, that o.. principal ul,.c ui the
lH-ltlUiYn rairrrul O. wa 90 cIlI.Usc exc
Isurg laws, on The slmr wl.cci, into oEr,
wi,H such alterations aud amendment, as
t.H Commissioners shall O. UmmUUi, and L'
approved ay t.r lH--AirTr. Tie uulgtius
ui tils code vii Doe 1900 iur r.st.ut Labor lug
ylu 90 ...gUarsn When statute ha, re-
uir"i % IuiisiIi construction 10 would s'gm
most wise % retain its laug1s', o., Gar as
IU.ih.H, sI Us not o. rrU!Hr 10 necessary
again O. submit 10 g. the Judiciary !ar lil-
llatiHu. The revision Ul ,ay laws wi.. ur-
r...rI.y Do a labor which wall require a
longer session Ol the legislature ,lAu would
Doe uiH,TNI-' necessary. ''I,l, W.'u that
degree ui industry which SD, DE- given O. BE-,
and v'h vI.r effort o. pre-
vent us.l.Es amendments, j; is sincerely
hoped ;..t our lahHg. mas not De- as rNt'nI-
Dj, and t'at uu example may D, 80 " mgra
limited session., Il tIr l. s.s.t,ur.
sr,Ia IItap %. AaWUuEG AND AamguL-
ItEAI ,HIWsusr
II has grown into a Jr1y,rh, that DO Who
makes two blades OF rrlss .rIw, where unn
grow before, is % public hHnHac'ur. TIC
agriculture OF every state, b, One ui the most
important sal n.r...ary branches Ut indus
try. SEQ state can he prosperous witdoutit.
10 d. Gs old aS man, anil So must depend up-
900 &c Tor most oi the nCg0,,lr ~ Of liir. That
policy whicL therefore shall, ir tle srratst
uu-rrH d.Fg.uI' tAr r.-lurc, aud clIA1l.i-
Co.,. ul tlr sJIl, and which shall teach tI'
'ei method ol producing tlc greatest crop
40 thr iaa.t expense, j. surely worthy ui 'he
attention Ul every stltr. Iarr. can h' no
doubt that We have ,.il caIab,' uf prllu-
gius, MT only 40 ihr ul,Auiid articles
consumed by thc people uf q state, but uG
sustaining population mucl grla'cr than
wc now have. Sound economy demands
that wr should produce more and TurrIu.n
Ices, Is we may a.,'y dJ. TIr art ui hu,-
hauIry ought, as It may, % bf rylurrl tp -
science. All may nOl De- accomplished 40
once, hut may we not make commence
mHut iu what shall produce iu tho rul, that
o. r..lf The state has done something .Dr
tHc purpose Yf increasing Dos productions,
AMI developing i', agricultural r--purcrs.
10 lu, given % direct hY.u'y o. stimulate thc
production Ut certain crop. " "a System,
however. tUis though ,.oUiu, partially %
accom- ,.'A its purpose, was found Objection
able. and was abandoned. Agricultural
) SJci.tir, have been formed lor thr same %.
iegt, aud DO u.s. cuuiiuiiy believed with fr
greater success, even 10 tlry lave failed %
accomplish all that j. l~irhl'. sums ui
money arc granted 90 thysa societies, which
are awarded 10 those WHO produce ihe hrs'
ct crops. I,i.r tlr hr.t stock all mtuuiac-
tur. ,..r most finished article, Ail this ua,
90, good ,H,ct, and, under that provision oi
thp laW Uf lat var which requires an ac-
count of the mode of culture, and tO some
extent the kind of .1il nu which the crop -
uroluc.I, we may fairly suppose will bc
productive Of much practical good. IN im-
IrIy,l state Ut agriculture may be seen In
other countries resulting from similar assJ-
Citations. Each learn, from th, experience
and practice OF the other. and each Is also
stimulated % excel the Other \ State
Board ol Agriculture has also l"cn created
by the Lasisatur', 10 promote that science.
II Is composed OF one member from each
county IN the state, and a secnnry chosen
by the Board. whose duties unlCr the laws
are prescribed by tie Board. The duties ot
tie Secretary arr responsible AID arduOus,
as will b, ,srn on examination. II biz du-
tie, are faithfully and efficiently discharged,
they must result m much good Ills first
annual report will b. submitted TO you for
YOUR consideration.
From an examination Of it am lei to be-
lieye that it will be most useful 10 the agri-
cultural interest Of the State, Tor the Nalna-
a., ;,r.r,.,.,t,,, a, contains These are now