, 1869-11-08

will rapidly a4lapt. itself to the change. and,
under the new order, prosperity will be
soon resumed, and production will 60 on
increasing n if no interruption had taken
place. A return to specie payments at
some tine is inev'tahls, and whenever il
takes place there must be somo temporary
arrangement caused ny the change from
one se7le OF values to another; but the
danger and loss will not prove 80 great in
reality as 1t seems to be in anticipation
This decision, it made at all, will have its
greatest effect IN hastening that resump-
ton, md to that We nukt como sooner or
later. 1t will not deprcciatc values, but
substitute real for fictitious ones. It will
d'sarm the gold spectators, md put IN end
to the pan'cs produced by locking mp gold
or currency II will bring the business OF
the country to real and permanent basia,
and put On end TO the fluctuations which
arc 80 disastrous and ruinous 10 business.
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A11 ~ 'oO4"1oa9 o1 NJ" 1VhA'
A'a'nB 'a"5ets' cous'"el"'"e 'utefe6t
M'AcneS 70 toAt feature OF tho New iork
e'ec''on ca'le" the 'ndletny Article 81
'no new const'1oaon. oot Tue ci'ent
Class OF renders may not be posted IA 10
":a' " means. VIC VIII explain It for
'ne'f "ehens.
e"nvsnuon 10 Fesaeo inc consultation
oi Se" lo1A was e1ectea IN 1854. ami com-
!,'e'e" ehe's la"o1s IN the spring ot 'St;8.
fof hoine reason Inc amended constitution
waa nut submitted TO the people last fnll,
lint was held over until this Tall, when IL
VIA voted On last Iuesday, md rejected.
II contained too many stringent pro-
Visions against frauds and corFnpslonh IN
legislation and the Judiciary to 10 accept
nbse to the dishonest classics. 1t put too
muny restrictions On bribery ut elections.
on bribery in legislation, and on swlndling
IN tho nr'ous executive Offices, to meet
with favor at tho hands Of those who make
gain by these pfact'cea. In short, the con-
ss'tut'on WIS too honest for tho political
lenders md they put their beads together
10 ''eat II, a''a saceeedea- Inc 1ammany
h,os 's""eo an "ssFe at'"'asl N eoa instruct
ea 'he 'o''e" l'e'noe1seg eFefy"nefo 10
oil"ee .ne ap7oo.s'' se,tm's
~ Ae MeP'o''can parry rendered
1nht''AnS a'' lAe >, assistance III .he'r power
| III LUG th1a a's191els' ING iSep"oAcans,
wherever .het t'"o e.,Ancc' Vc'eo LOT tne
new conat'''''on' ior Tue 'aa'caar5 article
aao 'os removing toe properly qaallhcation
VI co'oaeu sun mage, n"t a'shonest cenlr"
o''u'h'''e'a' ana LOCAL .'anasetS' IN 100
1nAny Instances, destroyed or hid away the
ct,nr.,,t;,n, l,a1i,,ts ~, that tha ,o+a+r ,vort
-r' ~ 80" 49, 'oes'o WELL
To the lbollS without having convention
.;a1-o,.
t4cAe'A'
The Judiciary Article related to The
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| or appointiye br the Tovarnn, AMI sano+a
y. ~ -, 'Au es'o+
It reads as follows: The Legislature
| shall nroyi1e for s,l,rnitt;n, f.. tbs a1ac+or,
~ -Ao e.oe"o'"
| OF the otate tWo questions, 10 he voted upon
! M, Gay,urata h,liota aa folior, r..
| ' ~ 1aet'
| Shall the Office of Judges Of tue Court Of
| Aor>aa1a a,,1 ,,f .bo c,a..n, 1u,,.4 l.,
GLAD ou0@' w
| hereafter filed by appointment : Second.
GILL a.. .a; - -. - o.
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~, ~ "uu VIC ooata u eo@"on
! 1!ea7' " netea.'es naeo W appointment
"A'oflsy VI .ne Vo'es On e'taef OF both
u 'nese pEopos't'oas saali oe IN The asiirna-
o7e' inoee omees enal be nlled by the up
po'ntnent ot inc governor, by and with