Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
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| Inc annual M1t-age of the Governor OF tho STATE
OF New York, delivered at Albany the 5th inst i.
contained in the n. York evening paper. of W.lne.
hy' 1, occupies more than sx columns Of the Am.ri
can NJ Lsgisat~fe OF Nov York mat on Tuesday;
WIN. Nj. Oliver was elected President of the Senate
pro tenn; and Era'tus Root, Speaker Of the Hou,e-
Mr. Root had ninety three woes; and Francis Gr,py.r
Tho Anti Masonic candida'e) thirty. We take tn, fol-
loving notice Of prominent pirts the NJ, sage from
the Evening Po 4:
The Message in alindng 10 the number NJ Ir,,,i.,
IN thi| state, wii'h, by the cersu. OF 1925 amounted
TO oi9, oil whom 2OS We're in jail supported by cha
rity, and SIS were at large, terror to others and
h-mselves suffering from extreme want recommends
IN some public provision be made Tor the gratuitous
care and recovery oil such oi this unior class Of
as are not possessed Of property pay for their
own support
ne plan oil purchasing farms and erecting houss.
upon Them Tor the reception and employ nent of the
poor In The several Counties, hNs according to the mes
sage succeeded so far as it ha. been uied The ex.
pence has been lesscned, AMI the number of spnlic
oohS Tor charity has diminished.
"ih" capital OF the Common School fund consists of
~ ,ooi,OS III stocks and other securities and 500 O,O
acres oil land The principal of this fund has su,.in-
ell loss OF 100000 by the failure of the MiI. biz.
'fict BANK The revenue 70: distribution the ensuing
yeaY, is estimated a. 500 9Sl. The whole number Of
schoo districts. SSi7 the number Of new district.
formed during the past year 2SS; and $50 325 children
ing the year.
H iih respect 10 the funds Of the state il app>ar,
mat Tor Tour years 2a, tn genera! fund as it is cali
e." hds Oeen gradually decreasing by repeated appra-
prl.tions oil It's principal In about tour wears no ,ly
nan oil It's amount viii be expended aud without re-
sort to taxation. it will shortly he entirely exhausted
when we shall be driven 10 taxation as last expe.
dent. " 'f>
he Canal debt has been reduced some " hat durin,
the past year. aud nor amounts To ST. 1906 Ol3 The
'os on the Erie and Chanplan Canals hive some hat
more Than paid the etpen.es aud the interest of the
Debt created by constructing ihom. The toll. on o.
wego Canal, ani on CNyuga and Seneca Canal leave
Aeom,'netabie dohcu cu tho rSpences and interest.
| Ia purchases LATELY made of tie Oneida Indian.
IN TINS state, are mcn,iJn.d Il attended with two inn
por"nt advantages The state has acquired $40 acres
oil excellent Land, which will soon be cultivated by c-
vihzei men, am the Indians are removed TO situation
oetier suited 10 their national sbs AMI In. improy,-
ment OF thyr condition
''Ihe provisions OF the hank law are spoken Of az
having received The appreciation of the public in gene
raI not "a un'astac,ory TO many OF the existing bank
anu Rrly from the h"rshness Of of their ieAtre
'Hp'r, rather, than strengthen, that public secmity
"nIch wa tie object OF the law"
We extract h annexed Paragraphs from The Mes.
sage itsel:
From The period Of The adoption Of the Co.'s iuon
OF me United States, we have progressed in testing tn
i'uefhI system, wi cautious steps un the guidance
o' Instructed public sentiment; and although doctrines
nave from time 10 line been honestly advanced incipi.
eht measures iak"n al variance with cnnsttut
fioons, aud deemed adverse the tue interests of
he people they have found prompt corrective in the
PuOhc voice. During the present Administration the
'oud schso enlightened viewt and ardent PATRIOTS
oil The Executive, leave room to doubt that ths
known landmarks OF the Con,t ution vii bu re speced
that the sovereignty OF the States will not hc violated
and that measures warranted by plain con, rucon on
~ VIII be pursued in direct reference 10 the publ
good"