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,he,ofor, be expected, that the principles Of the
Native Aacucln party will be ably enforced.
We nope that there will be a general rally Of
.he friends o: the cause upon this occasion.


The MgrrtNG OF THE JuDGEs. five un-
derstana the proceedings at the meeting held
BY the Judges of election on Wednesday even
ing last, they amount to nothlng-that is, there
vas no decision whether the law of the State
a.iaII or shall not be carried into effect We
eouess .ha: we were surprised at the doctrine
advanced uy some of the Judges, who assumed
the ex.rao.dnary position, that they tthe judg-
l-s.4 possessed the right to decide as to the con-
saitutouaIi.y of the law which required that
certificates Of naturalization shall be stamped
when voted. This idea is not only novel, but
al variance with common sense; and, If carried
out, would destroy the structure of civil socle-
ly. Where would be the use Of having Court
Of Appeals 10 determine the conslituLonality Of
laws, il, Judges Of election or private lndiVIdu-
ais, can righiulIy nulIiy those laws! 1t is an
absurd ana autcnlbc position As we'll might
4he inspectors of -four Of leather, &c, after
having sworn to discharge their duties in con-
lU-mitY nI:A law, undertake 10 set ASIDE and
disregard any provision las which they might
dislike. !. aiIl be plain and palpabio usur-
patton Of noHcr, if the Judges decide not to
coull". .un elections in conformity with the
laws ot The a1d--aud one result win certainly
&c, I.,.. r-..,, thn .pr1rnrIiur and that is that