, 1875-09-20
mined minor
slilt.sn n1IN0At

hinder tlscao rEtc8; ami TINT !: : ni,nd mfnor.
ny, though small cr,al del, :: ,,,,t,.n n1moat
indefinitely. la: tI4ie il ,,,' lhe nowor of
the IseEirlAtH.n Ia h1nitLh no tiuyeruor'a
veto. Which can he orcfchn,. ~ 1y II tva
| 1hifdH vote III each Home; anh any till pan.tI
"i:h11' tou dAya of the cr,e "i tl.s ssr-itn the
mosetnor T.. can veto et'outoly. Very G,rurc.iy
io III emltttd TO seto att, clause " ctaus.. Of
~ Apnrorf alton BILL Nilllo arproying tl.s ,cat.
u aHs. ihe l4agieasure ~ rot i,esm,ttcti ~ ap-
pro- 1tatp money e1cci,t for y: ecI.cd rn.rCtucH
IN certain Order. and cannot uiyo url f;tv 10 an
hpp!o Ration Of later over others nf = trect,i-
ihs Glars md It l, nhb0Into;y fot ttd1eu To fsna
local or hftrial ac!a OF thirty.lwD specified
citneeb. nof IN aHT cast where EaueEa1 law car
be made applicable; land whether general
lsw cou!d l,ays made applicable il. a,,y Gaze
In hereby declared jndicnl question. and ~
Hiel,. thalI be jl,dicislly Il toF1unod ~ii,ut re-
sad 10 Auy iegss sti7e aaserton on tl4s. sub~
Ject.' This, It must he confeHned IN
yRh7 BRO ID rowEn
to confer upon the CouF1s; b1't It il Also pro-
sidc'l that, whenever au sttemtt IL made to
take Ftivato property for uEo alleged 10 ba
uae 10 really public elalI bo judicial question.
aiIsi a. such iuliclally determined. without re-
Eafa to Rny lerieIatlFe assertion tI.s. the ss. il
fatI'e. Tho Ii's Judges Of the 5urrc!no Court
III. elected Tor ten years each.
fit III. Constitution. all = iii agree gce7 very
the People. lHiun. OF restricting the power of
| lI'ahe !n"h fht tbtir uHi@ ->s1rcRestatlses. to
ate 'aan7 other features Of tho CoAn..fheEo
~l!tca are excellent, and Roms which arc de-
csdelly o'*jtcts1nHl.u; but 1t il already evident
tnht lsA remarkable iltni;at,ln of lcgn1atiye and
tHlhlc:Ua! FDSer e.rec. ay With reEtoct to
! deltr aud taxes. IN shcura
| THE FAVOR 1Y 4 hA'',HlrT or TIT: IEoFLE.
quite trrcskcct1:c It ntntr eIrtlfeucjes OF tg-
p, fecis. Probably fa~ OF the vutern reaiize how
little tht Legislature cAil dU unter such rute.,
or how little Tiers II left for it ~ do undor such
feiIricllot'a. AZ thi. Constitution contaua. But
tho Convention has unqueesousaly been
| T0fphttu hl 4 very nttpHp DUblIu demand for
| ex'reE.e luuiia!luA Of legislative and tnupic-
irai loTer; mud. in practical effect, It in proba-
bic that tho constitutional 3royirlonE MIL not
coed. hut rather fall short o tic popular desire.
| Livery one resllzcs the eTts which these proyis-
! ions aro Intended to remove; but 10 ont can
yet foTehco nhnt evils will flow from tito o prl-
| v1eio1ls, or from devices to e.a1o them. Tint
| ncarl, oil Of them can 10 eyahal. AMI, up.As
very patiently Hu.lalned by pubic scbtInent,
will be, 1t ~ not necessary to sh". T5e full ef-
fecte at the Constitution will bartiy 10 1tall2ed
uuila aitel GeSolAl years Q: experience u,lcr it.
Uf oue thing there can bs lltt.e do2bt: |: will
| cause
rAET Deal or MITIGATION.
ycrs many uf its }iussicns ura Of questionable
import, either I'll Themselves Or in cohiec:.otl
with others; and nauy. especially i'll reXa:ti 10
corporations, will tie OF eharply-dInppted salidl-
ty. The VERY numerous limitations Of lesiA!a-
tire power, with tho provisions empowering the
Courts to decide in sach cnso whether thosc lin
itatIunH hava beeu PASSED, will csuBc the raldity
Ut Almost nj! scts 10 be disputed aud orhaPs tho
Convention contemplated this. 1t provided that
esce.t i5 special anael Ee.e.ae. acts sho.!id not
tako eroei until ninety ikyn SITTER their passage
| Whether the Cont:ituslon proves Eopl ote fus
tie people ur not. it will doubtless pro 20 prof
itabie ouo for tllo lRryors. The taiIo.d 4ues'
tious nonc. likely to ari.o under II, sill give the
legal fraternity fine employment fur Hotnc years.
| l"sAtiy tho roopso NAV in due time d!stnse1
| that Il Stale may be governed too Mnch b. !lul'
itations II easily as BY l>w-nakiug. IND.