New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
10 u. Lesi.le.rre of q. sta,e Of Nev Fort

FELLOW CITIZENS: The Constitution makes il the duty
of the Governor TO communicate By message the Leg IS
ature every session the condition the State and re-
commend such matters as he shall judge eIpeden and
take care that the laws are faithfully executed.
have entered upon the discharge of the responsible du-
ties OF the Executive Department OF the Government with
proper regard trust, Tor The important obligations
imposed upnn me.
For the h time since the organization of the Govern
mest, the Chief Magistrate has been selected from the
ricutural portion OF The community Whatever distrrst
may feel in taking myself uEtried station OF so
much importance and difficulty repose with confidence
every DEPARTMENT. the Government and on the indul
gence OF geoerous people, who always ready tooTer-
look uniatentio na! errors.
To you, me Immediate representatives of the people,
belongs the duty of making ample provision to enforce
strict compliance with the Constitution and isss; 10 sIa-
pity, expedite, end cheaper all the proceedings oil e
of law and equity 70 ace every department OF me
Government under rigid Accountability upon principles
of economy 10 see that the public faith IS sacredy aai-
aiBed and the credit OF the State kept unpafed 10 les
far practicable the bUrhens s ta1atsn IN all It's
ramfcatons give the greatest possible efficiency to our
yse ioernai provemep having reference 10 prin-
cpes OF public utility, and careful regard ior the inter
est OF every portion the State facilitate The OF
mails and roads already consiructeG TO see thar pen
Tertiary system answers The great end oil preventing crimes
and furnishing and recaimpe offenders against the
upon principles OF hupanty to that all charitable
and benevolent institutions OF public character ara mace
accomplish The objects for which they were designed
that the banking institutions placed upon pass
that will enable heK with honest administration oftheIr
affairs, command public confidence AID subserve The
legitimate objects Of their creation ts give The utmost e-
fceacy to The several departments OF education 10 pro
and te the Interests OF the agricultural necban
cal and laJoriag poroas OF the conmuniyi 10 ls.laH
the public health and 10 maintain the elective FRANCHISE IN
its purity.
As Americans occupy the rare and proud position OF
having established the prac,icabty of free government
The constitution has undergone the tee; OF more than halt
century and although our opu elections have on sew
rral occasions been conducted under circumstances o high
xcemeH and personal acrimony yet the prevailing par
ty with single exception in single State, has been per.
nlilied 10 administer government without melrsation.
must however, oe aInueu hal parry rl'e @
carried 10 an excess y 10 tbe .
neup pIp o
nent IN relation TO measures OF PUBLIC pocy M necesa
riy exist and " men cnsset ~ sprt OF tsefaty anu
canor WI! tker saulay - :, 40 ~. ,esS
uch nsahe loe leelngs ei .e pgople e5 @
OH nlii poity .ss ~ hu Lio, iiiea
reon ,h D n h e.nden, ho
IA @ " .n. ,iu tne eoiut nope
-. @ viz ~ ~ @ ,ti il mt .le y, I ".S vi ] ui
, @ % M s ~. ~ Ia is ''e pupC "ei'aie "o0'e an h'eie
pay ~ Co; suhSLnela NV, lasoas us a., -, .,
DuIing NE past year. the earh has been uncoihnioty
t.! ~ ~ ,et ms iee oee ~ afte
o' P'u' vi os az oui eou =, 'o pa'
ouiaiy 's iias pGt sishHhy exempt non. looss
Pc GO ", an @ III W wv .. hS We ale sonie.iiss alciea.
which ihrea.en.d for ,.b;i,. - a., :, ,r, % %
tions have heen .a;pS,ed i, s,iri, nS c"n;,; 1'.
;hese hIess;ngs and onr he'd ,1r,v;Isns
xe Sbonld Sv, in rra,;,nd and hnm,nitu ~ th,, -,
@ h D"1 - % un;yers Au'ay W ''et AihghV
VIZ. II no, for ,he prea, excesses nrevors m 1870, h
I, II =, @ s @ agl @ lsr,eS ,Dhe eI,r, y. ioo.; , Wheh
osdins,e ses;re far wealth prevaed and bp ,yboc .,;n
w,s deIuded nv n fictitious prosperty The neope would
aUJ J ~ ,'Ier," fr' - Na'e
shonph the country is in possession of an uncommon
o The products OF aor yet business is depressed
,h ,aonI are embarrassed in all thri ved trans.
,cons rhs snpd doubtless he charged 10 the fact that
80; w.. ,nd ;norI;na,n dere for wealth have led 10
of denis which ibe proue,s of the country
tho low prices do not furnish the means Of pay
nr -
Rp, am confident that this state of things is gradually
n;r- San,a- canue The reonle doubtless see
he Necessity of more economy in all their affairs and
py of system OF credit aog ether TOO much
iended am also confident ;al they will not again be
N easl:ni,ed by The falacy of artificial means make
H. y, oenernrs and tba, ihpy have become conyiaced
hat sbsan,ial wealth can orly be derived from produc
live labor There no nation so highly favored The peo
ole of The ned States and if ihry:properly improve The
advantages they possess lime will show that in point OF
greatness they are, yet IN helr infancy H. L;, IS
There have been repeateu Instances Nv e ne, ,s.oS o u