THE JUDICIARY.
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We notice in many of the Van Buren pa. 1 pers--tfem the Globe and New York Post down to the Portland Araus--lfequent at taeks on the Judiciary. These journals ob- ect entirely to the present constitution e tist, l Court, and afe in favor of entire.y subyer-

 ting il; being disposed to appoint the judges i by popular election, and for term of years. instead of for life. Others recommend that

 they should be removable at the pleasure of the President.

 Ne are not aware of mr. Van Buren's present views on this subject, nor can We learn them through any other medium than that of his fayorite journals. But his opin- ions in January, 1926, are on record, and We only regret thai he has been compelled to sacrifice them to dwelling exactions of his more reckless partizans. In the Senate ol the United States, on the occasion to which we refe.-Mr. Van Buren said

 '.Slr, Ii would be strange if the tenden- cles of this high tribunal wero not such as have supposed: unless, indeed, they were more or less than men. 1t Is not only made by this government, and sustained by this government, its members not only S',S " u eti tNe'i tiiSJ iiofO utiu dib tu p6s but they are the only portion of it that is permanent, that is beyond inc reach of any power known. to the Constitution. The pillows of faction may run mountains high, and yet not reach them. The indignant voice of an. abused people may, at stated pe- riods, sweep by the board every other DOT tIon of the men in power, may take from theni the little brief authority under which they have strutted their busy hour upon the stage, and cause them to be seen no more, but the Supreme Court alone can never be palsied by the will of its eonstita- ents.' AND, Six, ALL THINGS ooNslp- BRED, TT IS BEST THAT IT IS sop

 Such were the views entertained by Mr Van Buren, at period when he acted without specific reference 10 any pfesiden- tial nomination. But now, through the va fious presses, the Judiciary is denounced as the nucleus q q factio7i; and his effort now IS to be directed 10 filing the Bench with his own creatures, preparatory 10 the measures which it may De found expedient to adopt for is final prostratlon.

 