The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-13


March 24th 1928, taken by the Bank of Pennsyl
a but not on favorable to the government the
an of 1927 The particulars shall be laid before the legs
ne The loan of 1925 will be exhausted in the month of
Dembe when funds will be required to the obligations
entered into and made under existing acts of the
legislature The rapdy with which the great public works
ooess requires large of money, and calls upon the
General Assembly to make prompt provision for the Pupc
ans This of things will necessarily suggest whether
dence does require that the works already determined
pon and contracted for should be finished before any others
a be commenced Pursuing this course the commonwealth
might expect receive such for tolls &c. would
eve her the burden of interest, and enable her TO
pere any further improvements she might think necessary
wnhout compromising the credit retardng
Htle prosperity OF the state.
The mighty works and consequent great expenditures
daen BY the state, induce TO orbear again cal
line attention the subject of public education To devise
means for the establishment of fund, and the adoption OF
plan by which the blessings oh necessary branches of
eucaon should be conferred every family within bod
er would be every way worthy the legislature Of Pennsyva-
MA attention to this sub ect at this time, would seem to
peculiarly demanded by the increased number of children
and young persons who employed in manufactures 1t
vod be desirable for the employers and parents well MS
Children that this should early engage the attention of
and be early acted upon by the Legislature, nasmuc will
the infancy of TO adopt and enforce
liberal system, than would be TO establish such system
when thousands children shall be employed than at
this time. The establishment OF such principles, would not
only have the happest effects in cuvang the minds, but
nvgoaing the physical constitutions of the young What
incentive present itself to the mind of republican
Agsf,0r, tnan tnat MS pc
ing his country, of human beings, healthy and of
vigorous constitutions and of minds more generally improved
than falls to the lot of any considerable portion of the human
family
When the very important report made by the Commission
appointed the Penal Code laid the table the
last session, found possible besow upon it thai
deliberate consideration which its great Importance entitled
ill., The number of copies Of the report which printed
and distributed and the deep and general interest excited has
secured that consideration which is hoped has piepar
led enter upon its examination with all that diligence
and anxiety which properly belong inquiry which includes
not only the Penal Code but the mode of treating class of
men, who ae unfortunately too for the peace and
security of society.
has not been usual in this Commonwealth TO hold
of the General Assembly, should they be held but
extraordinary and urgent occasions When however, the
great of current business which, of necessity, is annual
brought before, and acted upon by the legislature of this
great state, and the time thus consumed, considered,
may merit the attention of this General Assembly TO consider
now far duty would require that special session should be held
Tor the sole and express purpose of egsang upon the vom
nous and important report which lies upon your desks
Enacted upon Under very dssmar, the
legislature Of New York have held sessions in the
last two years, and doubt not with much benefit to their
constituents Ofsuch you gentlemen the best
as you the constitutional Judges have however, thought
ha on subject of such magnitude, and bearing heavily
and extensively the happiness and safety of ALL and the
treatment and if possible reformation of those who may sub
ec themselves the pains and penalties of the laws that
would be strictly within my constitutional limit 10 make the
suggestion have made and leave to be acted upon 9TH
e@Ee disposed Of, as your judgment shall determine
have deemed proper inform the Legislature that suits
nave been instituted in the District Court Of the United States
M The heirs of the late John Nicholson TO OF
e lands. which sold by the commonwealth the pro-
perry OF said Nchoson satisfy the debts due by him this
sae which had become lien all his lands within this
commonwealth The legislature will Judge owtr the State
Interested resisting those claims, made by the heirs and
L. n,,h