THE JUDICIARY.
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 Mir. Editor-Every dispassionate man will admit tbat an upright, learned and able Judi ciary is an invaluable blessing to any people. This department of Government is of para mount importance every where but its com parative consequence is greatly enhanced in the State mstitations of the country. Here, the people of the States have stripped them- selves of executive and legislative powers to a. great extent. to confer them on the general government; but have retained in their own hands most ofihe Judiciary powers. and char ged themselves with the duty of providing competent tribunals for the administration of justice between man and man. We are far from understandings the Judiciary of the U. s. which is of the greatest moment to the Un.

 ion |, but the jurisdiction ofihe national courts is quite restrieted, and they are very careful to keep within their prescribed limits, The judiciary of State, however. embraces the

 whole range of litigation. and cs,mprUhends subjects as diversified as the rights of man l 1t is brought in contact with the whole busi-