New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10
no, a. liable 70 have bad uneduca'ed. ignorant Gov

not bic nave oaC. unecpca en- Ignorant TOW
ernors over 80 as under il AS 20 allegiance what
ever nsv De Eoglish or French. or Whatever nay
have baen the doctrine OF Rome, Perpe,ral Ale
gisnca never bad beC the doctrine Of the People OF
The { mixed States. They Vo1id sIsh YOU II you
should tell iher they cannot throw OF their ale
glance. 10 this comfy by going 10 The other tide OF
Ire Atlantic They would lot tolerate the princi
pie d Perpetual Allegiance " nen they shonid
adopt The principle OF restricting Electors they
would pay .helr judgment q very poor com pill
u-o;-it would De telling the world Tia: Ire Pro
pI- OF the Empire State dared not trus, the Con
s,i,uept BODY 10 choosing candidates for Office bui
mus, tell themselves in solemn Convention, We
are 40 liable 10 be easily txcted-so apt 10 De mis-
led by demagogoes-so liable 10 be bought oy
MONEY o. f..cos,ed by The eloqaeDce o; some
beardless youth that dare Tot trus; ourselves
ne are not fl fox trust aod must De pat into
strait jackets To require Ibe elected To have
greater Qualifications than The elector he doc.
irine OF Mouarchy, AID a. variance with the Repus-
licen system.
Mr. V. 5. uen; on 10 say that he believed tina, no
party had Nominated Governor whom il thoug ht
upft-aud that as 10 the good and bad qualities OF
candidates they would always be made known. II
a mans friends foreet-bis opponents will not Mr..
w ordeu mentioned. | think, thai Governor Temp
kins vas urder 30 when eiected-and probably al
luding 10 him and Governor Seward. Mr. V 5.
added that the younses, men iha; had sd nnisiered
tCe government Oh Kills SkhAc u'suA chc a. AA~~N
praise TO themselves those who stood In the oPPo
site extreme.
Mr Russell and others spoke aud the Committee
rose after Dr.. Tay Tor bad proposed that {" No per
son who does not possess The qualifications OF an
electoe other than residence IN the town or county
sball be eligible 10 the Office OF Governor No
vote Uas tahen. Messrs. Brown and CIyce nave
the floor first 10 morrow.
[M-ssrs Strong, Kirkland and Van schoOnhoven'
IN NJ taste ~
Ill three or four columns the Daies here, but dare
say the public Ike M Brundare would ike TO some
progress made. Perhaps ibis is error Of mine The
ladies' and gentlemen Albany filed the galleries this
morning, bu. they thinned Of toward one o'clock.
Secretary Benton has sent in list OF officers ap
pointed by the Governor. from which learn. that
Edmund briggs received s391e0 OF fees In ls45
for inspecting pot and pearl ashes but he says be
had 10 pay $500 for ex penses. Nathaniel Pierce
gives in 5000 as his fees on tobacco inspecting
but saws nothing abou, expenses Henry Everson
saws he got SIG co Tor inspecting -four last year but
bad 10 pay out Sl2 s52 of expenses. leaving de-
cent republican income 10 his family OF s6.s2I.-
Paul CIRCUITS fees. nessurer general OF grain -
cents per 100 bushels. 81 sf2. james Ga;'ney,
leather inspector, fees s5.52S; John RI. Bowie. do
So 1852. Gain-y. Bowie, Dean. Sherwood, Taitand
Bicknell got SIS 076 in ls45, aud they paid out
OF that for help IS 600. NaIban Rober,s's fees as
lumber inspector were 81 262 The N. Y. inspector
general for beef and pork has told what his ar
my gets in the " ay of fees About $4,000 we're re-
ceived here for inspecting lumber. by 5 QUacken
bush, w. B. Gourlay, John T. Maker Abuer Whit
ney, Nelson Salisbury George X. Vanderp and
few Others. If H.nry Everson and briggs have
$50 900 Of patronage to dispose Of yearly, end no
account to give OF it. snd ii these and health 9th
GERS and some thousands more OF fat places are The
party prizes wonder il is thai New y rk has
been badly governed. will continue the statement
Tomorrow The Convention Of 1916 will, trust
be glorious era in the history Of human free
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