New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

the question: .oSe 70 second tie patriotic appeal ,,sde
SATURDAY ov Gov Bouck desiring IS he did rsat me
question should no. D. decided By mere party 7cte AL
zrea-rcei that the public credit must BE .antarec aad
the dept and interest paidsI too that tie pub
&c must be saved from taxation and ;e debt anG inter
paid rom re public reverUe6rd aii profess a
least 10 agree Z desire 10 complete The public works.
BE OF opinion Tia; the public interest required hat
these works Should De completed hs earliest posi-!
5e moment. In the mighty West there *
great states Vet n infancy, Yet n .ne Er$te, Il Burke
sad and hardened INTO ulanhoCcthe period = no;
- isian: wien - millions e active ercTprsH- ci;i-
zeas Wi! ind ;5ei- way me Atlantic cites and
board and even 10 EG-ope i;ze- through his -rca;
work, The Erie Canal Tie STATES T. had alluded 20
contain fertile country times large this
state, saying nothing OF Upper Canada and yet Mr.
Hoffman had predicted that n 10 wears from now the
Ere Caus and rs attendant works would haze reached
the eliminating point. whence they would re-ocradc,
I'D their revenues begin 20 decrease. lie regarded the
canals OF the contrary as source OF STea; wealth
perpetual re7erue- migrants rom every quarter o;
the globe pouring MIC the Ncst-u.en OF talents,
capital xii and enterprise We are holding out -ln
cere and hearty invitation them settle proportion
ale tie republcet also complete the canals FOR
iher and FOR oGr<eivesexperienee assures Us Of per
petuai tribute from these works the result
wise and generous policy No plant : exotic here
which blooms and brings forth good fruit.
The speeches are each Is minutes long. Mr. Harris
made good use o. the brief space allowed him-spokc
vel ard TO the purpose. have only :iyen few Of
the heads o: hs eloquent and energetic address,
decided advocate OF the Canals delivered brief and
erited euogy the departed Clinton. the gres; and
enlightened friend Of that policy. He would Tor
plan tLnt did not provide for the enlargement the
Ere Canal az the earliest possible moment He desired
S500000 20 be annually spilled the debt and wished
that Nj Bouck would give way favor OF the vie OF
Mr. Loomis He wished TO see the principal and inter
est PAID or N ~ years i the period OF the payment OF
The debt We're thus extended the funds used in the
state would 20 to Europe g abroad, more gradually
and be less felt.
ACE. W. TAYLOR and BRucE, spoke each = minutes.
Ate. dinner Mr.. RICHMOND said tina. he objected to
Mr. Loorniss plsn because il provided for pension
uEd TO be sharked Tor. Why leave 100000 year uu
applied when II i admitted that there WAY i which
the money be prudcntly used than in com.
pletng the Canals. Ii we have not more economical
and iarer legislation than We nave mad, the Canals
would not be- finished IN % years. Mr. LOOMS WI. NOT
the Legislature pay the interest OF the debt
the principe-he provide for these payments in
the Constitution Why docs he now come forward
and leave 70 the Legislature to rattle and log roll and
ritter away the balance Of Scopoo instead OF proyid
nc AZ IN the Constitution wiki The sanction OF the
people that shall BE- annually applied 70 complete the
public works the plan introduced By his political
friends. and which many millions have been eNpcnd
cd which of utility Til the Canal Is wldencd
and dccpcned from end to end:
After Mr. NICHOLAS had spoken for 10 minutes. the
hour Tor voting arrived Governor nouck withdrew his
amendment to Section ! OF Mr.. Loomjss substitute
the various propositions r7d Mr. Looniss sub
sttutc then adopted, IN place of the original ls
Section by vote OF - TO N see II IL my iet;er ui
Friday
In place of Sections l. . and irs; six lines of Sec
ton !, Mr LOOMS proposed amendment see my
letter OF Friday The Ayes were - the Noes -
Carried
/, was proposed to limit the expenditure on the Ca
mails 10 six millions out of the Canal Funds. Lost
Twelve millions was lost Five millions the next
proposition. Lost S3500Oo0 was next proposed. Lost
Then :50000OU. They have taken the Ayes and Noes
thrice upon the suns-but il more money i 20 be CIV
will be for giving still that what
laid may be available will not Therefore weary
you with details Of this useless legislation Three
millions are lost.
Twenty minutes to SIX They are taking the Ayes
and Noes laying the table motion TO I'll the blank
with 90 100000 rs a. maximum. h.
7. :. The 10000 il adopted