New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-01


very ioUe AID detailed statement given oil me contacls
upon and bow much had been perforated and bow ht.e
remains 10 be done, and felt as read over tee nleess
ing detai that be was going 70 conclude by recommend
ing that Should go and complete what Little renamed
under cossrac,-aod confident from the so OF empha-
sig which be gives the comparatively small amount re-
naming cospeted, that ne Intended and was loSng
to do So when the image the Comptroller suddenly
up before n and he sinks his and fails violently 10
enIegzng last Legislature for having discontinued ali
bnse amends presently for be rasbes with great energy
the subject OF the unfinished bridges The Canal In
Al,sny, sehenestaay and Recaesef. Napoleon was not
ceiency seems 10 complete :hese unfinished bridges
True IL has cot heretofore BEEN deemed necessary 10 cali
tse attention OF the Legislature IN Executive Hsesageo 10
some two or three canal brdgetcy have generally been
e where they be!ong 10 the supervision OF the canal cora
ulssi0ners. But the Executive determined to recon-
mend something. and defy The Comptroe>. Exhaustion,
however, follows the Effort and the message relases In The
paragraph into another euIoy of prsiseworthy
pa,rioe er.r,ions of ite ias Legsture aud grad
uai!y diminishing the Stale debt Bu, it rallies again N
even ventures TO say, do feel that should faithfully
discharge my dnly cid recommend careful!
consideration. (anber post morten exaniaa,!on) these
voice. this should OF course be done with strict reference
TO the financial condition OF the saten and finally dies
ayray with The remark ha; great caution should be 90
served in increasing ihe Stale debt already too large
There is something movicg in bis Exceliencys reference
Mohawk, Sprake-s Basin, Cansoharie Fort Plain, and
Schohare Greek Indeed, from The ffeqnen: mention OF
Schoare Greek cannot bu think that from sne cause
has become deeply rooted in his k1ceescys affections.
l; Interesting, sir, 10 witness the gradual expansion Of
the kindly afeciioeS Of naturc.-J hrst budding
seen the afan, stretches is l,s hands towards le
OF its iaother who ondles IL II Is soon developed IN
The love that Dorpe brother and sister binds toseh
the children OF the parental household To the natural
affection OF The child sunny youth adds love and TREND
ship, and manhood brings with il lofty patriotism. Love
keeps pace with knowedge-the generous heart expands
and embraces successyey It's enlarged circle It's town.
i country its stale its whole country 1t loves her very
so and looks her familiar bills and rivers and lakes
and mountains as upon the face OF fendlt loves her
laws and her Institutions and is proud OF her honor and
ieeis an insult upon II as personal disgrace In pesc
cXos in her prosperity and watches with the intense de7o
lion of son her advancement in population aad wealth. in
knowledge I'D powerin war, pants 10 meet the iDved
ing enemy threshold, and ii necessary shed lis
blood in defence OF the land which lsye TO some hap
vaton in this upward progress the affections Patriotism
swes into philanthropy TIC boundaries OF nations are Tor
der and universal how Low oppression may
have sunk i maer hos highsuccesslu violence may
have raised him, recognized as brotherhood
Sir not mean say thai Excellency has attained
this highest elevation but must be admitted by all that
through with his family, and go, far Scho6arie
Creek 10 bis beneyolence 10 the whole State
This message tells sssir that meansto carry on our pub
lie works cannot bo raised by aration Tney cannot be
raised by lus The public debt is large and must be
dininshed-and that onr annual revenue less by oooo
This is the Who'll. s,ery. lfhs true course the puh
lie works must be abandoned Would it have been the
digned course simply and caressy have o!d
the truth This house has The o-trde 10 bear the truth
Why aggravate with after page talk about
| aas for which lod can do nothing, il has
deceptive appearancet carries facei calculated
the and intentions of this administration. Roses
not scattered upon the dead life but to mitigate
our DISCUS, by concealing the ghasilaess ef death
Mr. Chairman there other interesting topics 10 this
message especially ae finances OF the Stale, which invite
discussion, but would be inexcuable in longer, at
this time, 10 weary the attention O; the committee will
defer what have say those subjects other
opportunity. But sir there certain sins OF omission IN
this message, less striking than those commission
and whica demand passing notice, for which this is the
I most appropriate occasion
II is indeed extraordinary tha! a document which
ates in length any OF s predecessors and which exhibits
- se s @n m
should have emitted all notice Of the Ss2 900 recently
cslyed by The State from the sales OF The Public Lands
subject Of sufficient Importance to lay before the people,
Was il because could not be referred TO except in
necon with bis Exceency positive opinion, that the dis
irbuon is uncorsltuliona and without recommends
ton that ii be returned Did the Governor then shrink
from carrying his principles into practcef We wait TO
see If the majority OF this House will be courageous
Will they dare TO take Ss2o9e which rgh,eousy belong
10 u.s. from the treasury, give the Federal Govern
ment while they are taxing e poverty or oar citizens for
| rneans as they say 10 carry On The government!
There another subject which has been brought to The
knowledge of the Executive and that that the Stale OF
Virginia has passed law subjecHg 10 inspection in her
por,s all ve>sesowned ia whole part citizens OF New
York Ii has also been made known TO him that this law
has executed 10 repeated instances during the past
year, the great delay, expense and vexaon OF c
rbs law of Virginia was passed avowedIy as an aci OF
retaliation for The refusal of the Executive OF this State 10
surrender certain alleged ng,ses from justice which were
irreeuiary demauded
nsa surrender the alleged fugives the question should
been submitted to the judiciary; technical difficult
would have been inerposed amicaDle issue would
been formed and tie controversy peaceably adjusted
in analogous case between Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
But sir Virginia has chosen to be The umpire ia her own
cause, and has Illuminated against NewYork act Of hos
ulity.
Had this offensive measure been resoed by one indie
pendEnt nation against aaother would have been regard
ss asen from the States the right 10 make peace or war
1t follows that all which, between independent nations,
would be deemrd aeis OF hostility such as acts Of retaa
lion reprsal have no place between the States un-
ier the Constitution The act complained OF is at war with
The whole spir, OF the Constitution, and in violation OF all
the obligations Of the Unie1.
Sir this law of Virginia must be admitted to be gross
insult upon the people oil this State singles iron
the people OF the whole world and that
thieves and robbers Look ope
ration. In the port OF Norfolk lying New.York mer
braved the nds and ston every climate the waves OF
every se5-which has distributed the products OF your Ia
Dor and your farms throughout the world and comes back
you laden with the riches of every people She
lnanded by OF that useful and gallant class OF our fellow
citizens who make her :" home upon ,be deep" whose in
legry and skill have made the name OF New.Yoyk Mas.
KNOWN and respected Ia every port, whose trials and
dangers whose courage and enterprise have made city
the the Western Continent The tins arrives
10 depart-ihe anchor is weshedthe sails uutured-ihe
vessel begins to nave, when Virginia official halls him
from The wharf" you New Yorker!r Yes proud
y the Then command you in lhe
of the Commonwealth OF Virginia to stop, you .us
pected OF baving stolen property on board You must be
earcked.n Vessels from Philadelphia, from Boston, from
Baltimore and from Liverpool lying around witnesses
~ lnSu't proceeds disgrace
al outrage the Haser, whuse weather beaten lace bears
The mpres. honesty IN every ne stands with bis sturdy
shnkog from the and hes and SCOTS OF the
spectators OF their disgrace and burning with Indignation
and shame at the uathsoe charge which made against
,hen aud still foul dphoDor offered 10 theirbe-
loved Stale Al last after long delay aud the exactoa OF
penalty 10 money, the Official with Insulting sneer
takes his leave and the unfortunate vessel is permitted
proceed!
Sir this IS neither sketched coored by fancy II has
been aced oui IN all its od!ons details aud again
Tiihn The last three months will say within sight OF
yoaT EIecritve but within IS perfect knowledge; and vet
40 alarm sounded by the guardian the Your
state No complaint IS heard-no even word OF humble
femonsirsace.