New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

united To the Legislature ms ANNUAL .lcsSd
It's very tame and non-commlttai. On the SUD
iect Of the Tariff, Gov c. says
tseto ezsages which had ibe honor TO commnncais
% the (5e.erl A,serntly the Gl-nng Of itS i!'na 49,
.fra sessions II III. past year, my views on ti@ ai'I
80, f,, consideration fully and d,.;ihcti!
s.tes and sucaneA reflection has s-fyed only 20 Strengthen
aud c5n5rrn them. Those views are ''iie'r" !" " 80
toei AID cherished also By thp great body Of M P'r o.
Connecticut The; ask from Oo'srHneit no e1siV''r pm
l.r Or tonrtrs. The; desire lot Al ''er'Iupn ii' -
:tsi .farc Of iraDlics burdens iey se' not 7 beh
e., OF system OF taxation which would oeaf oPPr%s'hs
, i-e-e.ts e any section d The Union All they de-
rand r tat the amount Of Eyenae imposed aud c''re'eo
~ bc ii1aited q the c;sfpn expenses q the Government
n..ly ,d cconoraicay administered including snitabe pro
yos or me common defence Of the country aaa Nat I2
oil IL governed b.; discriminating wisdom IN The
fccc.jon ii the subjects Of taTaton Tor thos@ INA
Toe bur:fen7 nposed upoa native industry BY 'e opera
- az rors. c,sctrncnts should nearly possible be
BALANCED *. a. 10 bear With the most perfect 'rrp oil equal
is a:,a1abc upon the .aros interests Of The G2un'' sn
al protection aouid b. afforded 70 all descriptions OF Amer
can labor"
We don't want any better doctrine than this
Our present Tariff Is Just such a one as eov. Y.
describes. Then Why don't he speak out IN IA
vor Of sustaining this discriminating lantt, and
auainst the formidable attempts he secs making
to subvcrt it?
On the subject Of Capital Punishment, Gov
Cleveland says:
During the past year nothing ia, occurred change tie
views expressed in my message 70 the General "
DAY last 10 which would again respectfully eirf YOU
IN aro Of the ebolition Of capital nshneh ana ne SUP
st,,uon therefor Of imprisonment for life. Ia my
mn. .c cv as ne Of blood for blood shall con-
,i,ne 20 b. tolerated by las, long viii criminals guilty
az the highest offences known 20 laws escape el'u
punishment through the reluctance or un"nghess OF ~"
ir. - he instrumental in takin. h. from nan which Goo
aore car give"
Tho State Finances arc all right. No Debt.
Receipts of last year, SlOl,o46; Expenditures,
S77,9il; balance in the Treasury, S23 ,l09'-
'rtc School Fund is SS2,O44, 354; afording an
Annual Revenue of Sl2i,89 or S Is per each
child between and l8.
The State has pocketcd her share OF the Land
stribution-$ 10 ,S45-without whlnper OF
dissent You don't catcli genuine Yankee al
sucha foolish capcr as refusing his own money
when it is offered Gov G.. recommends Militia
Reform and a suitable provision for the Insane
Poor OF the statc-Wc like his Message far bet
Ter than that of last year.
Mr.. Carr ard Oar Difficulties with MO-
TN. Carr EaG. our late Consul at 'Tangier, pub
fishes in the Pcbcian OF yesterday morning long
attended his return from Morocco. 1t was called
forth BY the letter from our regular correspondent
at Gcnoa which VIC published a few days since
and as some Of the statements IN that letter re-
hccted somewhat seriously upon Mr. CARR $ OH
c!a conduct, as a matter OF justice to hum, we
present a summary of his letter IN the pIcbclnn
t.o-t,.. ,ii, ,ii. NAhh iidu Il
private piquc against the Governor Of the town and
that he had allowed this 10 influence his official
acts. Mr. CARR explicitly denies that he ever
entertained any feeling of hostility, OF ever had
any private quarrel, with any OF the authorizes
of the place. lie says also that he did not write
that he had been appointed To another Consulate
He says that he did not consider II necessary TO
inform the Bashaw of the Province of his recall
as he deemed the instructions OF his Government
fully carried cut He called upon the Governor
and all The other town authorities and was told by
them that no impeachment would be placed III the
w0v of his departure. The whole Consular co,pS
thought il unnecessary to address the Bashaw anc
united in a decided protest agains, the indigntl
offered to Mr., CARR IN preventing his departure
Che story OF his drawing sword-canc 10 torct
his way through the crowd MIR. CARR says !:
utterly untrue. Ills colleagues incricred anc
united IN q call for meeting ol the corps 10 pro
test TO the Emperor against the treatment lac hao
received.
The remainder of Mr.. CARR's letter consists q
charges, urged at length and with some warmth
against Commodore Morgan. We have given
notice of all that portion which relates 10 HIM
SELF and therefore allow the remainder 10 pass
without remark.
e. The Wings OF MASSACHUSETTS viii hold a
State Convention at Worcester ON the eth OF June,
TO nominate their candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. They also purpose hold
ing Young Mems Mass Convention at Spring
field in October
IL \ State Convention OF County Superin-
tendcn;s OF Common Schools viii assemble al
Utica on the l,th inst;
EoARp OF AlpERNtrN.-Nte are compelled to
defer large part of the proceedings in the Board
Of Aldermen last evening. The Mayor vetoed
the resolution TO pay Mr.. Sherman $500 for e1-
ira services. On notice OF Aid. PrRpy vote OF
thanks was returned TO c. s. Woopuurl, Esq,
!or the manner IN which lie has presided during
the year. Mir, W, made his acknowledgements
IN very neat and appropriate speech. The
Board then adjourned siae dc.
IL The Louisville Ky Pennant, of the 9th
ut, states that as the steamboat Joan of Arc was
descending the river between that city and Cin.
c;nrati. during a storm On the Saturday night
previous, tie Captain was struck senselesS by a
fash OF lish;ninr snd is no, expected 70 recover.