New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

succession the collections fines are genefsy aD
reducti5s Of military service sbouc be accompanied
by corresponding reduction N The eqnlVdehl Gov ue
iand-d from these enrolled who belong o tne socey Oh
Friends
s.d,fe eone embarrassed AL ,hslr basIness feia;ios
asd The nubic bursen constantly increasing il cer
siny i ard proper md your time cannot well be better
ri lxn in efforts TO mitigate the exactons OF the
soy.s9r,@ni and slles the conddoa OF the peuple.
The adiIant General reports, that from the Inspection
returns to oice the year, the aggrc
rat the several corps OF tue iate militia ioitow
Cavalry. ,e 3S2s ,Sa ariil.ery @
Uniform companies auacbed 10 niantrT--.- 1-eto
Iois H.. s, IN ccss Of .f t,oussn on. haad.
red ard eigy.six in the streug; OF the State militia
deem il my duty call sonr attention 10 The ces,6era.
hovshod furniture working tools from distress Tor rent
and sale under execution passed April Hub. 1872
Ia addition 10 The articles formerly exempt tbis act adds
those bsUsenols nnure and working tools,
and teams owned by any person being ehoder or
having family which b. provides the value of Dot
exceeding one hundred and hity doars'
According Il, my impressions tins has not, all IFS
provisions, viii general iayor and The ecc IS ich
have been urged, much plsusblly e uncertainty
sf the value OF articles exempt, and its effects on con
tracts existing at the tine The law passed
Wbea an Indebtedness. incurred by one individual 10
apo,ter Tie leans anS ability Of the deotor 10 pay
doubtless taken ro consideration and serve as basis or
i.he the means lessons The ability Of The debtor to pay,
is 10 say the leas, OF it, very questionable.
Whether the articles proposed 10 be exempted are worth
hundred and aiiy cellars or mere or ies Is question
aboUt which parties may differ and 1t Is apprehended will
oe the source o such ltlgahon-
All laws which with the relations between deb
or and creditor, by ppainng the obligations OF contracts:
have demosang nf1eace upon the people, aud seldom
Il ever prove beneficial even 10 tho.e or whose benefits
they we!c professed!y roade.
The Reputation OF pubic debt is heresy that Itrus
il here seriously entertained an confident that
people ofevery State in tbs Union woud reject the dsa of
such dsbopor, and at they possess patriotism and public
spirit atwoud induce them 20 submit 10 any burGen ra
ther than incur the opprobruT st such foul disgrace.
l. is doubtless true that during the d1ted period through
which passed, many STATES inprovidensly entered
tended and under ldigesed and defective system OF
finance. Hence The laineGtabe spectacle OF ruined credit
suspended aud unfinished reads and canals.
Butn looking oa llis gloomy picture, should always
recoIect that tHis iprovidence proceeded from the motive
intention contracting debts beyond their ability pay
The fault that has been committed this subject may be
rervade every portion OF wideIy exieaded community
Few individuals exempt from It's defu consequences.
and instead Of nduging i'll feelings OF recrminaton, we
ihoud repair the sad consequences by rugay industry
and economy in all the dep rtrasnts e life.
Success the great work OF improving the condition OF
State by the construction OF ROADS anu canals eepends very
much on prudent system which shall have Tor lis object
the public GOO. rather than the qualification of seceGal
The public stocks OF several OF the States dscreded
and nsequently much depressed in the money marke;
but the people OF these States should not despa Gos OF
them possess territory ursurpa' sed in fertility. Every
part the globe is contributing by lis plus population,
to the settlement Of tie country and preparing way
the imLortaat results indulge The cheerful hope,
that very distant, when most it all the
States will resucitae their credit and finish
their public works.
The State OF Newrork sond cherish the hope that such
expectations will be realized Her natural position, ref
erence TO inland commerce. enables furnish The chan
nels OF communication for trade that III very distant
oerod of time, will be unsurpassed in magnitude.
embrace The present occasion TO exhibit in brief man
the gratifying pos9R occupied by this State in her
agricultural commercial &sd manufacturing Interests.
1t appears The last that the population Of the
United States 1908 $685. of which the State
NewYork has 24239l7-equal Than oneeghth Of
| the whole population.
The number of bushels of grain raised 65525 So2
which thi, state his 81 8equa to nearly twelfth
The number of heads of live stock IA 522 of which
this State has o42equal to about onesevenh part
which this is eutet 295-equa oue.fourth
The number Of commercial houses engaged in the foreign
trade is lG8, of which there in this State 49-equai 10
sbEctbug less than oneiiaE
The copi,al invested in foreign trade is Sl192a567 OF
one hsli
There are 1905 weoen manufactures of all kinds, of
which there are In this State l3 equal 10 more than one
fourth.
The aggregate value Of WOODEN goods manufactured, is
estimated S6s6 99, OF which this State has S3S $751;
equal TO about one-sixlh part.
In the manufacture of weoen there 2l,3is persons
EN-, oyed and in this State 1856, equal 10 fifth
The capital employed is Sl57652+, and in This State
S. 400 j3i9 eQna 10 more than one-htth.
The value of cJon nanuacr red articles Is estimated AZ
s4635af5S and in this State al S64oS7, equal 10 about
| one,hirtcenth part
estimated 2a2, and in this State at 74o7 equal!
TO about one tenth.
The capital employed is estimated al S5 G9 $50, of which
this State has 81 800 772. equal 10 about onetenl.
There mas been paid from tie pubic Treasury, ior all
connected
Lunatic Asylum the of sac rs 7e This sum was dis
aerscd for The purchase OF hundred and twenty 1--we
acres Land the erection OF building hye hundred ana
fifty feet length three stories high exclusive o! the base
The bulidag Is located on an elevated and CON-
mahdng site about one mlt IRON The city OF Utica, anu
will accommodate three hundred inmates
The OF 1912 appointed nine managers, to whom Is as
signed the control OF the properly the appointment
OF superintendent the establishment o bylaws, rules and
reg ua,ions Tor the management OF The AsylRn..
On the 9h of last September they appointed DR. a Brig
ham, superintendent and physician This gentleman has
at Hartford, in the state of Connecticut.
Some delay has eccnrrsd in preparing the haldng for
the reception patients by the necessity OF repairing
defects in the furnace FOR waimng and providing
for an adequate supply OF water IS now contemplated
that paensw be received as early rs The I6,h lrsi
The managers vii! dSubtiesS report 10 you detailed
sta,emest of al he proceedings, and cherish the hope
class OF our ieowczens Tor Vfoss aid and com
tori has been established By enlightened spiri, of phi
anhrnpy.
the session Of the last Legislature, my prcdeces
sor communica report from ar Broadhead In relation
his mission Holland and France, to obtain
lranscrbe papes affecting The colonial or ohef history OF
this StIie.'
Frcs This report and letter dated al London on the Sd
Of last December appears hl,ihe agent caGnot prosecute
the object OF his appointment TO successful termination,
without further Appropriation OF five thousand dol
lars lie states that he Is The md>, of interesting
aao and that important documents have been selected
for transcription IL doahASs desirable that this under
taking should nol he frustrated for The ef adequate
means 10 carry forward Ii the Legislature should
cur thsopinon their aIlyauenon 10 the subiec, isrs
dereG proper, order that the agent may be relieved from
the painful position of being engaged to:eign mission
without the requisite means.
concurrent adopteat the last session OF
the legislature, reque sung Senator'S aad Rspesenta
Congress make CT iher best efforts 10
cure the passage Of leIuEdsg the public
~ the fine Indicted and paid by General Jackson
Sincc that time, the President ii the United States just
and m,gua.ous socit commended iue suhec 10 the Il
teDlon Congress Although Ihe sentiment of the people
this expressed through youE predecessors yet
viii be highly preper thai Il should again .e heard
through you, until ainsng With the voices o The people
the whole Unioa tue national legislature saai ecl con-
strained 20 conspmmate this &C! OF justice
WILLIAM C. B0UCk,
Albany. January Sd, 1873.
rr The American a.aborer for JANUARY