Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-08


Hon. sILAs wright
/ The Legislature Of New Yor5 assembled
at Albany on the 8lh inst. Euratla Seymo1-
was chosen Speaker. After the oraanIzatlon
Of both Houses the message ufthe CoyerRor
was received.
From the eminence Of Gov. Wrsln's nos
ton among the distinguished statesmen of the
day, his first message has been looked far
@ilh uuusua. interest It-is devoted mainly
to the concerns Of The Sla:e. After an elan
crate view Of its finances, in which he adj
heres to the policy which in 1912 arrested the
fearful accumulation OF the Sia,e nde5tca-
] ness, and limited the public improvements o.
the current means to defray their expenses
| he takes up the anii-Ieu, d.liGulics-ths
penitcn,iary systematic common school sys-
ten-agricuIUraI societies, Sc, all ofwlicl
he discusses with his usual clearaess an
ability. He concludes his message with Co.,.
/ following reference % the results Of The ..a
Presidential election:
Icaunot CONSENT close this communica-
/ lion without u brief reference to lac u.cregI.
OF our State as member Of the UnjJn. We
have Just passed through presidential elec-
tion second to none which has preceded H.
1 in TIE Importance oflts principles Involved.
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whole people in the contest Al no time has
! the excitement of feeling been more intense
and no similar election has passed awa..
with more universal observance oipua..
order seldom have the two great naruc,
.oi the country arraycd themselves more dis
|tincty upon the nraciPlcs and measures Of
policy which divide them or more uncgui7.
ucal'y stakcd the ras4N Of naitouG, confess,
nDF, O.. ..ltitr
touS. Great issues which, Aele'olore have
been but lmpeI.ucHy joined, or secival'
ttred. have new been universally rcsogu
I as presenting controlling questions Iu Fl.
canvass - he public lives, and the LauGr
and acknowledged principles, Of the leaj.a
CANDIDATES # the respective parties, as c,el.
as these expressed issues, defined The gr5uui
upon which the battle was to be fought
Those candidates were supported upon lh.
principles and opinions which, as statesmen
they had avowed and prae+seJ. The wbu'
mass Of the people were more universal
appealed To, and mole eiabor a,eiy addfgsse.
rnau al any preceding election, aid every
freeman in the co1apry enjoyed the l4II.. -
opportunity thoroughly to understand al. l..
points in dispute, before he cast his vote
The conclusion IS amoS. unavoidable. ih-,.
lpcr ecily understood all the important aecy-
Itions involved in an election, OK more clearly
icomyrehenled the influence % be cxcre1 L
It's decision upon the future policy anu ta &c
suroS Of The national -ovcUDcg,.
Ii is reasonable 70 hope that, afer So So
ema decision Of The people praaoeuu-u
under such circumstances, the gleatuierests
of the country which have long been teg,.a
condi,lou ofunccriainy anil agitation, w..
he allowed rcpose; that lie basis oflhe action
of the fedora government on The suafec, s
the currency, may not he considered se,ipa.
that all furlher agitation ON the question cr
ASSIGNING one enlirc branch OF, .rcrr.r....
federal revenues t54hs s.s;ss m4y.ls a,.a.
end; and lhat the priuciol. poso which tha
revenues Of tina, eoyergner. d. be- derived
from customs. are 10 be ASSESSED. +, ipte,l. =
bIv defined. Al these are sp,.rr,s which
deepIy affect tbs business interest. ofcye,-
portioD orthe couptry. bul more eSrerisIt,
and most 5eeplr. the commcrciaI. and ,-5dinr
inlsrasts. and rs the rposr rorIrnprr,,l star,