New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

and profits Of the roads do not 90 TIC state cut 70
private corporations. But ! TFl not rtop here VIII
givs you the exact language Of the Chancellor. be
says-(3 Paige r :. % Iii the pubic interest can II
any way promoted by Inc taking OF pirate properly
it with the wisdom OF the Legislature q aels
mine whether the benefit 20 the paoiic VII oe q SUN!
cient importance 70 render expedient for them 10 eA
ercise the right OF Eminent Domain
And Will It De pretended thst puO4c as1s sie No.
pubc purposes In sos1e Of the Western States they
have gone 20 far as TO claim this right in trainr. waIpi
dangerous to the public health This rlsht s assumed
using streams taxing lands 70 construct aeoeoucs
20 conduct water into CIues, e was the cs=o VA" lne
Croton Water Works Ia the City 81 NeTYork il is SO
in relation 10 SMALL s!:es when the public need mills
And will i. De said that public convenience and the pup
lie health require aDd ys: that pubic Psc1t MOI 70
no regarded al al Where the Interests OF wEoe coz
nuny ere Affected the rights Of Eminent Domain
not 10 De assumed do not believe that many wIc0n
tend for the doctrine HAT peace ano good ORDER aro ever
the interests vi whole community axe 70. 70 pc regard
ed as much as Railroad OF Turnpike monopoly
have thus far stated Of The feaures Of tnHse
os which certainly ought be regarded oy his doaee
and believe have presented some hings 20 inouce ne
belief that have power or coairoi over ne sto
sct have referred TO the excitements which have eS
ed for the purpose OF showing VEG are auEsr&5ie oi
hem DO not believe the peaceRbe inhabitants OF these
manor who are deyotedy sttsched 10 sT and order or
few believe, very few indeed have ever s:TeE colnia
nance TO the outrage and disorder although they had
gree, cause for he excitement which has existed. II II
be in the power OF this Legislature - grant re!ei sSy
the responsibility rests there for no. afor1iHs Il Gen
prcr say ,hey are willing 70 20 10 !hc utmost verge OF
pb, 10 afford relief h. then it no long since been
granted Years ag9in l5iv-. report Wa" il"Ue 'HE!ch
Looked over and discussed Tncsc OF theee cacGiiles
,hs, had been followed up by ac.icn that gear and tue
year after many OF the ourages which have since dis
traced the State would have been avoided " no then
Is responsible The men 'Vho aayc he!d back Win a.!
their mower the few who we're disposed 10 commit
crime OF the Legislature that has refused 10 grant the
relief which it has in its power. Here lies The isu
Gov Seward and the Legislature OF $50 are found
fault with aud why What injury did they inlet on
the community 2 Cen gentlemen point or. single
thing now proposed which was not long since recon-
Inendedt No gentlemen OF tie other side aCa mucn
more charceabia with attempting 70 make political capl
tai by opposing the Ia 1870 after Gov Seward
made MS recommendations and action was had thereon
the excitement which had before existed IA Albany
county subsidized But subsequently,, 17hen Legislation
directed By other counsels and feelings, the policy
pursued to act. am serry that these consde-
aons have been dragged into this discussion but we
have been compelled 70 speak oil them. II was thcn
thought that the Ambient subject not Of conse
ouencc enough to interfere with other party arrange
nents and SO the poor tenants were 10 be rode over
and very popular IN other parts oil the state
TO interfere with contracts the party supposed tney
would gain more than they would lose But the
round 1000 majority against the regularly nominal
ed candidate in this District too loud call to be
disregarded The House, and that portion OF 1t es-
peciay. is most willing 20 give this subject It's
earliest and most anxious consideration This II we
are TO regard gentemens declarations appears TO
be the universal public opinion Why was it not con-
sdered in l545 have given the reason and are we to
be charged with trying to make political capitaif No
lawyer or counsel. the Governor more than iusinu
ates has ever advised coupenanced the outages
violations Of law given encouragement or direction 20
the excitement which has existed. | have had some
thing with the litigations relation this
ton. have never made many ARtRent speeches. but
have uniformly advised the tenants to petition and lei
the ballot, box and the Legislature decide-tc remain
pcaceable aud lawabidng citzens-hat there was re-
dcemng power In the State snd though they had been
rode down by party. yet the People would ultimately
take the matter in hand and the responsible majority
would do them justice, or be CONVERTED Intc weak
Irresponsible minority.
desire for momen, to refer 10 the Governors Mes
sage OF las; year. He has there given mis- views clearly
the direction whence the wind then blew tnat Will
read portion:
But feel precluded from discussions OF this character
by the exravsgant and indeiensibe position given the
those who take the charge Of lie rights ard nteess OF the
tenants involved in this litigation"
Who have taken the rights of these into their
hands He evidently meant these few outlaws-that they
mad taken the right dictate 10 the Legislature and gay
what should be done for the Was This sol The
tenaus-universaliy far rs have known them. have
said and do say and insist that they have had nothing 70
do with the outrages which have been committed The
Executive has right therefore TO prefer this grave
charge in public document IS the Executive Meg
sage. There are 2OOoO oil these tenants IN RENSSELAER,
county 20 10000 more in Albany and they all 10
be held responsible for the Of few ouus1s There
are always few in every community, who when an er-
ctement exists ignorant enough do acts tina; the
more peaceful oppose and deprecsie. / Ano" inese
tenants we'll and know of no more pesceapie people
than the mass OF the Anti Ren;ers-than those whom
represent in ibis house They the descendants OF
quiet stocks the German cnd Ouch VINO Hre celebrated
Tor their cool calm TO say phiegustc DISPOSE
lions They 81. vioators Of laG, ueYe: su5Jecto
excitciuens except when oppressed 20 degree beyond
human endurance.
little more OF the Governors Message Of last year:
al saw those who the chrga Of the rights
snd interests of the tenants il the matter because cannot
believe tbs, the great body of farmers who The occu
pants OF these easehod either parties or cor
sciOus and willing accessories 10 these Violations OF TIE
laws OK The STATE and high crimes, s-cng lis pefpe-
traitors to pun;shn-r. in tie State Prison.
Yes he scQuits them himself, ye, he does not
liberty recommend the Legislature TO attend 10
their grievances No he is precluded from listening 10
their complaints This ls The language oi LIE Tespons'
BILE Executive.
Why then has he recommended sction This year
Have the outrages diminished since lSi5 II the reason
given legitimate then, there surely must ee more
cause for silence than then spprehoHd the OUT
RACES have been more numerous, and tOyt.o-:
reason why ne should not consider their complaints
WHY then has ne On this 1000 majority hes pre-
duced wonderful chsnge in the views OF the Governor
and his friends. Gentlemen who charge Governor Sew
ard with attempting make political capital had better
observe the conduct OF the present Executive. be
eve they will lind much there 20 they can well
iustfy-they viii discover al Least as much evidence
that he is subject such influences rs ExGuv Seward
The psry in power here :..e catered infinitely more
for Anti Rem. support and hence without success thar
that wiI which am associated, Thai Is :ny candid
op!nio. OF course il will be taken for what il worth
(Mr. Il here gave Way and the Committee rose and
reported)
FRIDAY, January %
AIR HAYNER resumed. When l yielded the
floor last .-as abou, make few remarks respecting
the law regarding leauCcs in this STATE and the
construction which had ueen put upon The acts OF this
State respecting these IL England certain con
sructon contracts and haa heen adopted and