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CONVENTION We publish to-day the law
passed by the Legislature of this State, submitting
to The people the question OF Convention. 1t IN
poses no restrictions either in regard 10 the choice
of Delegates or their actloa when assembled, III
case a Convention ordered, as we doubt not, II
viii be by an overwhelming majority. We are not
the advocates Of system OF rash experiments or
sweeping innovations, but we have Ma hesitation in
avowiug cur belief that much good will grow out
OF this movement. Among the subjects ha, will
prominently come before the Convention, may b.
named the reform o; the Judiciary System, new
division of the Slate into Representative and Send
torial Districts, and Wholesome cuf,allment, II
not the entire ahrogalon, OF the appointing power
We regard the passage OF this bill, in the face OF
the various direc, and indirect efforts oilhe Regency
and their managers to defeat the measure, as
substantial triumph oi the People.