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Show Figiiuiie the inn. New York, 31. The Sun publishes a leading article against the electoral, regarding it as an infraction of the constitution and a most dangerous and alarming departure from the established usages of the government. To guard against imaginary evil, it says that the tup re me court has been degraded, the senate and house of representatives havo debased themselves, them-selves, and the one-man power hay been dangerously exalted. Tho constitution con-stitution has received a blab. Bravo men and statesmen should not have been frigntened from the beaten track by a shadow. The Sun says that Bradley's appointment makes eight republicans and seven democrats demo-crats on the commission. It charges that Bradley was appointed to the supreme bench by tyrant to reverse the decision of that court against the constitutionality et the legal tender act. ' Also that he held chambers in the city of Newark, N, J., while pretending pre-tending to hold them in Texas, in order to accomplish the dishonorable transfer of the transcontinental railroad, rail-road, for which act, the Sun says, Bradley should have been impeached. Bradley was also s Camden and Amboy railroad lawyer before his appointment to the bench, and was the first president ot the recently exploded New Jersey Mutual life insurance in-surance company. This man is to be our president-maker, concludes the Sun. ; The Times continue its opposition to the bill. |