New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

but . pore volupteer intervsnsd He 70 Gear
grit with as stin and substantial backoooe ss
tortoise, ard 80 by the tine the Supreme tours
had prcmus ated its own reror. Of the csse, HsI.
Od came ont with "da dgprH 10 M p2@ 81
Rhode Island in the form OF pamphlet,
containing hundred ana sxty pages, closely print
ard Shakespeare. Iris was shrewd Democratic
appeal. And Mr.. Hazard, who - generous, benevo-
lent hospi'sb,e man, with strong intcsc and keen
perception, hss hoss of friends 20 sympsthize with
him and % resd ard put implicit confidence ia his
book. Therein Ivess lawyers and the judges Of tue
Supreme Court sre treated TO ride slmos, equal TO
aJu3gmert is turned away backward, and jos.ics
,ande,b aar off tor truth is fallen in the street. and
,0nty cannot enter" Porta is also trotted out and
tha, pound Of flesh" is made mince meat of.
Thereafter Mr.. Ives, who is a rich millionaire and
not con psidered generous and puohcspited than
Tin. law allows man IN his circumstances 70 he, bat
who is respected as a man Of great integrity, came
cut with his book r defense. How many, beside Tue
Court ard counsel who tired the case, and MI Hahsrd
have resd the book cannot say but In this vicinity
the Court at least had no need to cefend itsen and
have never seen man that could tell what the book
contained And now the big black nimous seems
almost res1y 70 burst for Mr.. Hazard has pubnshed
another book of forty eight pages which distributed
among the members OF the Legislature and Others ana
our politics are assuming the shape OF personal nghe
between the most accomplished Chief Justice OF Nhieh
Rhode Island boast and the Aforesaid MI hsaard
lou k0re g ali strides of politics in New.fork, ana
Americans end Wings here; bu, they ere now all
merged into one or the other of the parties 10 tho
aforesaid bill IN equity. The Chief Jastioe has at
tached all Mr.. Hazards estate, under an sotion of
sander for incalculabe damage, and the Legislature
have proposition before them, not only 10 repeal all
the equity powers of the Suprems Court, but TO snnul
and declare void the aforesaid decision. And what 10
worse till, the resolutions viii pass in all probability,
by large msiority-at least one branch Of the Gen
eral Assembly The Court will take no notice OF Il.
but adhere to their decision and, considering Who
are the combatants, what the end will be, short OF
turning the state upside down and beginning s aor9,
| csnpot divine Just stand Of, and make rire,
gentlemen,
One of the strongest candidates for Cengress from
the Eastern District who is member of the General
Assembly and who has yentured to assert the correct
ness of the decision Of the Court, has thereby exta-
suished all hopes of q nomination.
And as misfortunes never come single, alter tho
American Republican party had hsrmoniously united
in calling Convention, and had installed In office,
from Governor down 10 the Committee man, men who
were never members Of the American party, another
Clique have called another Convention. Shall We have
played over in this State the foolish action Of those
that are bound TO rule ruin l trust not, because
the new clique cannot probably carry 300 votes. Pub
lie opinion will not countenance the enterprise. But
what said clique may do when united with the Hazard
faction for Douglas Democrat for Congress- is ques-
ion which We may yet have to brook. V.