New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-18

ceTsn-es me Currency renders the p1oLc treasure L
and -nzzuies the powers Of me secolsct-te1
monarch the United STATES but because = ineTltany
tends - drain spsc:s 0. the country from Oao and
81 the interior States u me mon % ne great scapCr
where me revenues Of tHe nation are eo--es'ea ana
where according % tie constitutional. veto system q
administering the government meg are 10 Dc disouEsea
s.-0.
Ohio furthermore clans ihs lsa. 70 declare hat .
reason u h=r great natural resources or manufacturing
her au-.acs q food 81 Ter scarcity @; tsor.c--
her n.snd position aaere the cost % t1c --1?or:lr
o. foreign -cccs AID especially % the expectation o.
he: own agricultural productions must Il coatiicrl
move -1ressr heavy :sx upon aer labor she las
been induced 90 invest large sums - manufacturing
and mechanical pursuits That unlike TIE older =
ta5ii.au!aa-. Of some OF her sister Sietes these
branches o.. Industry II that infant s;s:e requiring
Protection. Tast sas mas 70 confidence = foreign
market tJr hss great staples except - seasons O. sts
vseor abroad Ike the present. That she must have
never submit. Free Trade and Direct Taxation Iast
tae people we're prosperous under TIE Ts.t- OF l-i2
ana that sae believes that not only the revenues OF TIE
county 81; a. ~. industrial Interests demand is N
mediate restoration
Deriving what lessons OF experience we Iaay from The
present condition and pas; history oil the state OF OH.o
her true po.cy seems 20 be sufficiently obvious -ae
REQUIRES 10 important measures OF Legislation ~ me pre-
sent session Of ner General assembly.
Let ne. great Currency and Revenue laws deliberately
sanctioned they have been by the voice OF hey PEG
pie .taad with -dca indispensable amendments Il any
Is experience SHOWN 70 De Just and necessary.
Let her colleges y!uEs and schools continue 20 re
a. yglS -dGls -LAG cDus-QtTELOu Gi44 r-sPy-
their rrest porance demands and especially recon
mend the appointment OF Super.niercc'; OF Common
Let her psh:cd faith be maintained inyolste by up
holdn. the already enacted providing TIE means
TOR te payment not only OF the interest lU me prlncl
pal OF debt BY reranlas from: al! farther worss
o internal improvement; by the state until the Gebt oe
paid By economy IN the administration OF Al the
departments o; the Government
y Offering 20 actual settlers such reasonable reduction
in the price Of tue CANA lands aud giving To them on
payment oi the annual Interest such time Tor tue hgui
dstlOu OF the principal VII bring ABOUT tne!r sale aud
Improvement that The region nve miles VIDE on "Ach
side oil your Northwestern Canals may no longer be
wilderness By shor, OF the General Assembly
and restraining within reasonable bounds the desire oE
Innovation UPON legislation both general AMI locA!
Let those cnactmcnts very properly by universal cor
sent denUmn. ied me Black Laws OF ONO uc repealed
Ihey are mpOuc unjust and inhumsn at wita-iae
genius OF our free Institutions and the spirit Of t age
in which I've.
There Is one other subject which would rsco mneud
the special consideration o, the Legislature II ID "a
Tact well known that question ul jurisdiction mas a'Is
en- between Ohio and Virginia the latter claiming 10 the
top OF tn uslk the ONO side OF the rivera claim
wholly inadmissblc aud which never DE- acceded 10
br TINS state. The question still undecided. There
danger that other collisions WI! arse between the nj
hJr:cs .Hd people Of Ono and those ut the states pos
cssiEg the opposite sho:e o. the river which may de-
turh the harmony desirable maintain with
ter and especially our border states The questions o!
Jurisdiction and boundary otherwise anne abiy al
useG, must sooner or later bc determined by resort
~ the Supreme Court the United states in the mode
prescribed By the Constitution Tor the settlement OF con
troycrsies between different states. Il much better II
be done settle these questions anicaoiy ana ia
such manner best 10 promote the convenience oi
the people both sides 81 the river than 70 resort 10
litigation.
l. therefore recommend that the General Assembly v
Ohio propose the appointment OF Commissioners with
full power 20 make settlement both with Virginia and
Kentucky. by separate compacts. oi the questions oil
boundary and also OF the use cation AID urlsdlc
non OF and over the ono river or the settlement ct
either OF these questions The cOmpac's thus entered
INTO would no Doubt readily receive the assent Of Con
crezs in conformity with the 10Th section OF the ls
article the Constitution % the United states. and ,hus
become binding.
am Induced tine NOR, cheertu!ly to propose lais
umcatic mode OF putting forever al rest these cumpcd
ted aud delicate questions from the assurance WHICH,
tee founded upon the known patriotism ui both Iir
CANA aud kentucky aud iAeir disposition manifested
many occasions, 10 promote the harmony OF the
States uud OF the UniOn that the oHer viii by them be
mttin tho same cordial spirit OF anlty IN which II on
gInstss.
The able and detailed statement OF affairs a eady
given 10 you the present session by my Immediate
predecessor who during period OF iar than ord
nary difficulty has discharged his high duties win
much fidelity and patriotism renders 1t unnecessary tna
should, the present occasion say more.
With these very BRET and general recommendations
therefore, confidently commend the interests OF ONO
TO the wisdom OF her Legislature praying That Almighty
Being who rules the armies OF Heaven AID aioss the
inhabiiBns OF the earth Sh0 guided our ,thers - the
shores the world who made bare His IN our
defence the battle fields OF the Revolution ana went
before pioneer ancestors into tins western WI
darncss cloud by day and pillar Of ire by night
that He will not visit upon our manifold national
tJansgressions tha, He will give rulers wisdom
and TO our people peace and that IN all time 70 come
He will be the God OF our children, tae days OF
''I o zee IT, l 10 ' WILLIAM BEBB
The New Lcgisa,rrc-Sir Inme- Muckinto>h