New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12

SevsS TfsAi, sprion he seusd ,bss indeed r. Coo-
s:s md h. hsy hs
ana bsDse another has ven according 70 this OPINION
U Sst q he s' .heI 2 too which uns.esd
and hdspsrds.s II the Nation .,r, .,,.,,
~ thing Of In the hands u the Judiciary which
b. aus s an s'p s o. "s 3 n % st
ekatero ~ Govsyrmenf fndepsdena obsdate
bit S 10 p S.s 's A tn, s.s s. .ss ss
tvsted .orhrs ts Eh IN They arc Inherently
In letter written in 1870, TO Mr.. Jarvis, he used
the following lar guage
1he tonution has erected such single tribunal know.
ing ~ whatever hands coDndd Win the copptops OF
and party It's members oud become despots mas more
wisely all the departments soeeuai aud c0'0yeren with
10 Jlcle johnson he wrote in 1873, these striking
words: .a.nf
canuo. lay down my pen without recurring TO of the
su eets Of my In truth there danger
Ji.berd TIE consolidation Of our Go.emen by
supm, Court ibis the 10 ss,eh Fedvaiis~ ar
rays iss deondahn tae -ssent PrfnePf S"t.nc
hsa tenen hpubans AID PSEUDO RpHeeaH OK rear rs'
Ard General Jackson entertained similar opinions 10
reter.n.e tie powers Of the supreme Court Id MS
nessege ,eoiJg the bill for recbarterng the BANK OF
the United States, he empbafcaly sa.d:
"gHgoriSIos JuDers no MORE Aursohifr osih
% ~ o.
The ope,iIy II The Supreme Court must not mergr cepe,
su kgaase eapae.es but - haze SHiy such Ssencs a. s
fCrce 81 theiy yeosoring may de'srre"
the " lI-kboWn ttafnlDgS OF inc
party and yet when Mr. Lincoln believes that Congress
l. iudeJ Of the Judiciary, and that It is ts own
of tie Constu and ayows that be, as
nen.r of that bcd,, should the question arise would
vote agsios ,e extension OF Slavery into new Terri
tories - in spite Of TIE bred Scott decision, the
oypa,.s of the Democracy throw up their hands, and
TO the whites Of their eyes in holy horror at the
,LoucLt that Mr.. Lincoln repudates the doctrine OF
sul iss Oh to tie judicial tribunals Of the country"
ard twill if elected President of the United States
dsr, gard the Supreme Courts Interpretation OF the
onsiirut on 2" But Mr.. Lincoln, in standing IN MS
OPINIONS along with Jefferson and jackson, who used
10 be regarded 10 the fathers Of the Democratic party
fe h that he III very good company in spe OF what
the organs OF corrupt olgarehy may cay TO the con-
Lary. :. Co.,.
Mr. Lincoln holds, with Jefferson and his eoupeers
that tie people ae the rghtful depostaries Of political
pow sr a. that with them the ultima;e decision OF
All uol,ical u.stions lie denies what modern Demo-
crnt eoneno for that the Consultation has created
tIibuna, and placed atove and eyond the people, TO
which il has del, gard the authority to decide finally
and conclusiyely all questions " political right and
pow en- and lie oppo ed to making hine Judges, who
are nde epdent Of the people, supreme, desp oiic,
ard VT, sponsble power utter ard sed forth their
di IA about the rights Of the people, unquesuoned
al without peal. As he declared III his well kno wn
I'm in, All ..,ech, he believes that 1.-THE people Of
these United States rghtful masters Of both
Conpr ssss and Couts, not 10 overthrow the Con
stsuiion but " overthrow the men who perger the
" Constitution