New-York tribune., 1841-06-01

"a ,ol, -,,.-ri % eject change IN the National Admin
ratior have designed carry permanent change II
the measure, OF he government suppose that yoC
viii be indifferent the weigh; which opinions may nave
upon vr representatives Congress. ae attention OF la
BODY will Doubtless De directed rcroa . The Sub rea
rv 10 the establishment; Of such tcd. asesc Is : nece
,r or conducting me affairs of the government; anc cstor
ing and maintaining sound currency for the People 70 the
prevention 81 national debt bv o! duties chiefly
upon silks, and other Injuries and to the distribution
the States ri the surplus proceeds OF the uu'c ad>
These mportan; OF nacioHa legislation have re-
ceiyc cordial and united support and cannot doubt
thai Wing majority will be found, boh branches q! on
gre prepared obey the wishes OF Tie people II passing
such laws nay be to carry them al! into complete
effect. But should any OF them be lost ~ the vote OF thai
OF Newl ORR. who now occ9pos the IAer!o
pvla. of her legislation Washington. leave YOU
felowc.tzen-, determine wha shall be adopted
protect your violated rs and secure Your neglected ~
terests
We feel no little qualification in directing your
the act for the promotion agriculture. You will recognize
in H. revival OF the policy which marked the brightest pc
rod in the career Of De Wiz Clinton y the first
f efor. which has for been made in Legis
laIre in aid the important branch of nation indus
try claim Tor it the mer; At least OF good Intention
Doubtless many practical among will he able 70
suggest improvements the ct besiowng the favor
OF the State but ucipen measure Of encouragement,
Is hoped that aay be fi,orably received Ii shall
awaken in those who till the soil, Just OF tue
dignity and usefulness of their calling and shall create
desire cooperate with the State in rendering labor more
Efficient the soil productive and the fruits OF industry
valuable. very great good will be done The occupa-
ton OF the farmer respects the source OF life and
prosperity all other occupations. So much more mpor-
,ant then does become that every blow f his should
be directed by skill and every OF his groand be managed
adyaatage.
OF kindred character is the comforting bounty for
the maautac,urc of silk and the raising of Expe
has fully settled the principle ,hay this climate and
by people silk may be manufactured Annually
without dermet any trade occHpauon than import
ed into and consumed in the State The fact that this branch
business has hitherto been prosecuted By people
no proof OF practicablity Nor its entire
praccnbry evidence thar the public bounty Is not ne
cessav it, successful introduction into the country Many
branches of fractures in this and other countries have
been onabch defy the competition OF the world SIMPLY be-
they noushcd and protected in their infancy by
the favor OF the government The limitation OF the contiau-
of this five will enable the manufacture 20
stand thereafter without aid We deem much wiser toe
courage those OF our fellow citizens who produce silk than
mpoverSh the country by purchase of the toes2 ar
Gle We trus, also that Congress may the n@cessi-
ty OF imposing dug upon tins fabric. The puynent OF
twer,v hnus dollars Annually ty the people oil The Ut
led States product OF foreign skill and labor IN the
shape of silks is stigma our character and blight on
prosperity.
passed the State of NewIork stands before the world total
~ abselyed from all participation in the physical bondage OF
the African
The CORRESPONDENCE which has taken place between Gov
enor Seward and the several Executive officers OF virginia
relation 10 Inc surrender "a tHtt Ci1l@es VI 'N
charged as tgves from justice cannot have escaped your
notice We hardly know which most challenges your ap
probation the enduring principles of human liberty on winch
the Executive ui this State has placed himself or the dg
fed and rasery in which he has defended ms posi-
tion. We are satisfied that the sentiment OF the
lcore Of tn, State long respond With unanimous
appreciation OF a enlightened and Just That
fierce parzan effort has been made cast odInm upon MS
conduct mus, be viewed as the natural bur temporary
quence Of political disappointment The fact that ms dcts
have been approved while his have been condemned
substantial evidence OF the total greundessnes OF their
opposition and proves that in this III ever important
measure OF his admins MS opponents have not ven
turct to tale direct upon the practical wisdom or
sound democracy OF his cause
The failure Of the bill for the construction by the State OF
line OF railroad through the northern counties has as WI. Dc
seen by our ,oes been subject OF disappointment as Il l. 81
nf.igned regret OF Us. 10 the embarrassed cohd
ton of the times and the efforts OF opponents 10 DESTROY
public confidence and prevent alike the issuing ana tn
sale OF State stocks. be imputed the Pospohe'c"'
of a work of great public merit which haS twice secured '
sanction of one branch the Legislature and justly deserves
a. II has received the recommendation OF and untrng sup
port OF the Chief Magistrate Of the State Inc PreEanS
disposition the part OF even the warest FRIENDS o me-
nal cement to parsue during the present year rude nj
and cautious policy has operated both to cut down "ppr"F
aim, for existing works and to defer the adoption OF new
one. Believing however that the just distribution Oh 'i'
avos Of legislation, the protection OF inc irohteE o
improvement large portion OF the State smut OF" rom
participation in the benefits of existing works, demand Us
construction we confidently anticipate that the northern ran
road will be the first work hereafter receive the adoption
fthe Legislature.
We have deemed it our luy to stand firmly by the Admin
stration in carrying out the existing laws in aid OF the con
ructon of the New-York and Erie Railroad and we con
graduate the people of the southern tier OF counties upon
the rapid prosecution of the work and the prospect OF
speedy enjoyment of the benefits OF that great Improvement
Fun examination By one the standing committees OF the
Assembly composed of individuals Of both political parties
a. TO , conduct and condition Of the company now acting a.
the agent constructing this great work N part by t' iand
81 the State resulted in the discovery OF no substantial
ground of complaint Notwithstanding this result our oPPo
nents have seen fit to another committee to Pass'
the investigation during The of the Legislature
trust that the conduct of the committee may be such a
satisfy all who We, entertain doubts the course OF t'
c.npaay and thai its rcpor, may tend to expedite rather
tbaa to e.nbarrass the progress OF the enterprise
You VIII maze observed that the British Government ha
seen IT. ni,hoa making any tender OF satisfaction or eHa
nation CONCERNING the outrage committed IN the surning