Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15


The public wosks would prodsee that resale T>.v
treat the question under shs supposision, shas d.
Of the Legislature 10 assign each eias il,
works, and their reason fos ebjecting eaasfr.,-
hat each wosk would have in ftiends Who vuuaA
Importance upon the Houss,-sAas bad feelings vu.aa
ssodersd, and he disaAeessd amooe sAsis or. NJ.
ne heat Of passion, would turn round % The nu6sr.
"eip them 10 srangls their own dazzling An aanisu;
ven An argument, is eertaialy not very eompnessrv
Una honor and patriotism ef system men; bu, IL
'i" oich am NOT disposed sickle, for I win v,.,
that no friend ecoaoMsoal system az s.,e,s
will even make 4 mosio0 in the nexs I~~s-,
'"e' 'n'e"aed> pareuarize the which ass DO
'Se any Glass; ana that if anything the kind b oA
IL VIII come from sSsecn nssn or q nuli,Sey
La avery eoluen, ado.ss. t,.elv d.,,,sr>s II; f,...
ey dyed " dse Tool syseA man. the aues,iua M.
in the same style, with the addi,ona, remain. ,h,.
eiassher how he would classify public work. A.
VIII always answer, oh! classify then', isdiea,inr DE-, .
""' Oh common sense marks region beyond which e,,.
s"'f CANNOT soar hut system have been told 81
those who have forgoi,en, sn ayaia Be told, of .n
plan, than the one they shape their objection, to-
why, fellow citizens, should os5ec, u eAe ,.sse~
us! Because we have officers appointed unae, II, -iA
unlimited powers IN SONS points OF view, and On, Of -
reach, except by amendment repeal of the or;,;.
Bill.
Ihe Fund Commissioners have power nd !, !. ,b.;,
oy law TO loan If possible the the Ss,se -.
amount OF money which the Board of public won, a.
p'p % o'oer' ana that Board has power, and il -.
duty to order as much money they think proper to an
to The various lines OF internal impros emeu,
In the prosecution of their duties each mrmh., - -
Board is urged on by the citizens along Linz efe,u,
sion of ill., and he representative of that particular ~,
feels bound press upon The Board and the
is that majority of the whole system been comme.,
cd, and some OF them in two different points D.
fellow citizens, Of the long lines our publ
works be completed iii all connections boz
they can be benecia and five spend one az -
and half millions yearly. distributed among all wos
some fifteen perhaps thirty years will elapsed b.
fore an eighteen twenty million bs complied
Who among usdoes know, that money Interest IN
double itself about sixteen years. and tina, if long
time capse beorc receive material benefit -
public works, that will in principal and nssss
much they would the whole yearly hasAs
applied one two three of them, besides Dis
advantage of the delay in all the business and sasssps
which would follow in their trains
Why, Fellow citizens should be in favor Of uaaAiR
several classes of the public wosks Because the
which expend, will, under that directon yield
tho State, by spesdy completion ciass
them, and afford data calculate upon os future o.
rasons, and give our people an opportunity 70 keep
with improvcmcntsor this is age of improvement
what may be developed, appaicab ~
roads and canals in the OF twenty yeani
1t has bean said by prominent system man, that 4
citizens of portion of the State permitted
plc.c their favor,e preference Others, ~
would be .tweniy one'' and the other portions Of the
nigh, .whis,le' An! fellow citizens is there boo
the legislators Of lndianae Is there patriotism
that you zee yourselves sate over The cd
~'s .s...'a" aha other porsiunss
the State who had stood by and contributed yo,t
tcrcss! II ,hen the system men, little b
nd Of couutrymeu. Inv do
the Fund Commissioners with power SUFFICIENT sen
in the shape of Stats Bonds, in which
bic accountability exist 70. OF es.h
element of the funds, except their high and h
o.s! Why the Board with such powers in 4 couanI
which patriotism has deserted! Can tell fellow
zcns, whether the system t~eniy one'
Then bill be amended, that the Fund Comai
sionefs shall authorised loan year, a
of money our representatives shall nppscps
, for purposes of internal impro.emeat and
Board public work. eoasia of such number
II actually necessary and of such ho,esf, and q
: known to feel and act for the property Of the ~
State. Let the legislature decide the number Of d
which the public works shall be divided, aud din
the Board select from the whole sys,em, those
which promise the bcs; imnadiate revenue, and
completed and put them the first class, upoa which
apply Of moley which the people through d
shall appropriate from year ycar till 4
81 class shall be completed Let the Board them proceed
make another selection of works from the remainder Of
SYSTEM upon the just principle. for second class,
continue fast Legislature shall appropriate
i necessary funds. Each work will upon
ts, and be completed accordingly Two thirds Of the
engineers may be dispensed with and the whole ms
Is moth system will be placed upon economical basis,
i;rcy a, command, wiicTe vary its progress
suit times aid circumstances Accident may teases
attack in vain, for public works viii always b
readiness them, and BE-, far such works ca
public benefit.
o Why fellow citizens, should oppose nslthnsfsn
is Because it is calculated put again afo0 ss~
broad Of chance and uaeertaiasy. make Ca
of wreck Of thc whole expended, destroy our eed
and steady abroad, shake public
and violate pehted home, and have tenden9
re,ard the enterprise Of worthy citizens bse
the spri; Internal improvement spread WIDE sn
in out all our State; unrng in efforts, and would
nothing subsdng Of the money pressure, ana 'ne
en-, prospect Of high be able 10 enact anofner
when this isrspeaed which will require larger name
mammoth. To prove the probability OF such eours
,b will refer you 10 powerful efforts which were mas
In extend the presen. system 10 one nearly
its present size And may be remarked with truth
the supporters Of that project, ees
ne uGers Tie systen called them. bu, they are
who are ready time extend the present systsn