Po,iu.n! Reforms desired.
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A private letter recently received from the IT,
terror CT this State enumerates the following list
OF political Reforms which the writer deems dc
sirable. We heartily concur with his views in
regard to most of them, and desire popular
Judgment upon them all. his bief is as follows:


!. Legal Reform that will simplify the proceed
ings IN Couris aud nut the costs down below where
the last Loco-Foco egisla,ure found them.


:. Open the business OF the Practice of Law' TO
any person who can obtain certificate as 10 cha
racter and other qualifications TO teach Common
School


3. To Reyise the Jurisdiction Of Justices of the
Peace.


4. Have the Legal Rate Of Interest per cent.


). Have all Bank Bills par in the City Of New
York.


6. Allow any person TO Bank any amount.
70 have ,he law il that respect similar 20 the law
as 1t sood before the meeting OF the last Legislature


I. Abolish the present Military System.


8. Make it misdemeanor TO bet on Elections OF
any thing else.


g. Abolish the Franking Privilege aud have the
Rate Of Postage I'ro Cents without regard 10 dis
tance.


10. Have Convention in this State 10 amend the
Constitution By extending the Elective Franchise,
simpf, ing The Court OF Chancery and Other Courts,
and other Reforms that cannot be reached under the
present Constitution


Al the above viii! require the Legislator Of this
State except the 9;h which must be done by Cor-
GTess.