Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

such companies .houI on the certificate Oi
the drill master To that effcc; &C dIsba anded
BY the Governor.
PENITENTlAHY-
The employment OF the peaItsEtEsEy
conricts IN The mechanic parsnItS. can,in-
ues to be a cause of complaint Ihsss
complaints are well founded "a some res
poets. and demand, as thev viii GcstGlsss
receive, your respectful consideration. l
have collec;ed sundry Eeperts ao,l Olhsr pa
pers on this subject. which have iae honor
here with TO transmit TO The I.egiSlasare--
| invite special attention 10 the letters from
the Ohio ard louisiana Superinis-udenl al of
State prisons. II seems evident N a cauassV
like ours, which consumes 50 large n la4nii
" of woollen and coarse cotton goods. thai
they may be manu- factured 20 advaniare.
and do not sherefore hesitate 20 advise she
Legislators TO embark portion oftbe labor
ofthe prison in The fsb icaIion o. tho-s sr-
icles, with a view 10 lis ultimate eoaver
sion into a manufacturing eStabiisasaea.
should the experiment saecsel- Il ghe
State purchases slaves 10 carry cn h.
pubic Improvements. provision sf,uj bs
made by law for having them clO,he1 .sO,n
the peniten.iary.
The report Of the Inspectors and efii ,ers
Of the Peniteniiarv. for the yeer - IL. *
hhits the net profits Of the ins tuition sr
337. ard The repOr, for =. shows the
net profis for that wear. IN have been
Soll0 Or. BOih-rePoT are herewith sent
TO the Legislature
LUSATiC ASYLUM
We have never provided an as = ar
for lunatics nor ref. = f,Ir lhe insane. "a tfis
State. The best feelings of 5smlnlsy y re-
qiire that this ON mission siauii b. sup
Piled | recommend Sra s'r,'abse auli-
dings be efeciea., as-t sac1 a-leT means
adopted as are test saI.sl - tae caudr fon
of this uufurtunai class The aI1.Ggs
need not bs costly aor aTssngs gss-.eu1< fOT
maintaiaauce of me luna-'c< yes rNtsa Sive
for seTne years to cospe- tseth. however
should be e9lal 70 the present VANS II the
country.
EADaEST CoNSTIEgTToe AND xI~CEL-
LANEOUS.
The Legislature aI It's las session. rrO-
posed two amendments 10 the constitution
the first was IN regard 10 slaves. an the
second was a proposition n slAs-ance, to
divide our judicial from our political elsc
lions. / be required notice WIS gwen
through The public gaz lies n b7th oases.
by the Secretary II state Tae ksSt Of
these amendments IN regard 20 the slavcS.
has received the required number al the
popular votes, and needs only = BE InSer-
ted. By order of tbs Legislature. 20 b-c0zBr
a part Of the constitution. The >econ pro
posed amendment. dli ns. rsgre- % say.
receive a Constitutional number ct v0leS
and is therefore Iass for the tine being, /
regard This as the most important 81 the
TWO proposed amendments, and the resnFnS
show that il is favorabiy REGARDED b the
people; a large majority Of those voS.ag On
the question, voted Tor 1t. bat they have
fallen short OF 4 maiorIy Of ihe Whole vote
cast fo- the Legislature. ] recuTH ufe al Ehst
the question be re-submited II 1871 The
main object of It's fsiends ri b strained
if u passes then .as with a single exception.
the judges now in olfice retain IheIE y ACES
till 1916
Mos. OF the States ofthe Uuion have
proposed on interchange Of laws. reports
and legislative documents. Intaa abs-nce
Of any legislation on the sai i-ct. | inS.ruc-
ted the Secretary of Safe 10 send Gus n
exchange FOR such as were sen; 10 rs This
course, hope. xiIl meet the SANCTION Of
the Legislature. and lhst authority MI De-
given to pursue II IL future. Otherwise j,
Complaints are Frequently made thai
dlfficuliirs are encountered an procu me
the proper Acknowledgements of deeds. and
other instruments Of writing IN the Il fis.reut
States. to be used In this State The esIi
has been remedied IN other States. aud may
be iD this. by The pp5inlmsag Of a con.ais. I
sloner To take these Acknowledgements 1
who shall depend for his coapeusaIisn en-
tirely on the pefquISitss OF Office. and y ho 4
shall reside at the principal commerclai .
oint ia the State for which he Is cammis .
stoned.
The report OF the State commissioner
herewith Transmitted. witi sTioc von a.
qneintad tn the progress made IN ghs
business entrusted 10 MS charge. TIE
present condition of the several funds IN
der his management. seems tn render Il
necessary that power should be given 10
{ fleet compF omises. | invite your at,en>
tion to his Suggestions on this poiat l.
appears 10 me, that the interest OF the State
viii be secure, If The commissioner i al
lowed to make conprom ses under tl-e
legal advice of the Attorney General, sch
ect to the approval of the g ,vernor
| herewith transmit the report offhe
OF the seminary fund. and
f,on tae 5tlssnev General