The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
The f3ov0rnors Ves6

Tlls Gov0rner's Vet6.
 Flh Makday ths tsa0luliUnO Of m tsenerat Asss6sbiy, appointing committee te eon- srses, Niih some pres sos lhs public print m dbai may he requireA within ahs nexttwO yszla, fsmblseing tlse publication Of Execu- s:se ps5xlsmasioBs and documents upon ihs tpwsss iesms. was returned .o ,ls senaaes mhefs . osiginatesi, wiah she ohieciions of m ExseiIenry. The seusis passed shs reso- lasion, sha objections of the Governor, to she conlFsry notwithstanding. s
 lp yexlerdsy, when theaesolntion was ia- ken up, Mr. fsssi,in spirit of compromise and with desire to preserve inviolatc ,he eonsfaes tliat had sheeh entered into by the enmmistse and the Editor oI the Gazette. asbved ihss ii lay upon the table until the eosnnsiiiee could ascertain # Nr. Borden vonId agree ,og such , modification, of the eontnrL ~ would leave it discretionary wilh aiap5oyernor, to elect the paper, nrpapers tn Hh1ch he silould cause the Executive publi- eatinns 10 be made. This motion was adop- aed, by | vote.of 48 for, to 26 against, it.--- 0atha sape day, the committee reported sIssusI Bosden sfusrd to ascede to the pro- p6zIlio6 to alter ths contract. The House ihea adjpprqed, willaoui taking final action epep the subject
 sr0-day. whea the matter was again taken up sff Bertrand, and others, argued t,al the seselasicn of inc Senate, passed subsequent v sp iheir action ppon.il, the veto obviated sll lhs difficulty ia sI.s way, and removed ,hs objeelioHs nf she Governor. Mr. Rust be- liered Ina, if, in accordance with the last re- solusioh Ifom the Sepaie, the Governor should exercise the discretion given him by that re- solution. 1t would be an infracsion of the eoattact with the public printer, which was for al the printing that might be required within the next two years, would make hts hopd a nullisy. afford him pre.exi for dis regasding his obligations under il, and that he night even charge the State, for So much df tue public painting as he did execute, the eQsnrnopi rate for job work, without regard to thstsfins of the eontract which had been fiss sislaaed on the part of the Staie
 It wss not as . ftiend of Gov Drew, or heeanse he was democrat, thai he opposed she resolutions, but he felt no disposition, by 4their passage, to wound his feelings. IL was not mere question of dollars and cents, and ( he had no regard for him personally, he I'd respect enough for his position, as never, 161ra palsFy consideration, to subject him to
 sumiiiaiion. lae is
 When the vote was taken, tie House re- fnsed, by one vote, to pass the resolutions.
 Ms annex ihe objections of His Excelleu- cy, for declining to sign she resolution. sses'~ ExEcurfvr orrtcr.
 attk As, Liffie Rock, Nov. I9, isi6. |z The joint resolution for contracting. with the IoEesf bidder to perform the public printing of ihe
 vIn8 uy signature to the resoIuticn i ifs present
 m. npan the ground thai i, cantains farther pro- xlslea to eoHae all public printing to one office for tAe pext two yeais. x
 Ihs printing: required by the Executive oihee. n aaoanf, is of little consequence: but occasions 1aqaeaiiy occur when the pablic interest requires tha& lhe epianas of every newspaper Id Inc Slate, 6bcaid Dc used; and cerainiy of more than one up- n M1ny oceasicns, la publishing proclamation.
 4sfeving that the resolutions. i the general scope ef fhe isngasge u$ed, embraces mDre than the pub le inlsrsst requires. more than is usual and en- tre4xhes upoa the rights nf coordinate depart i1ent h manner unprecedented; and further belie- vzn3 it probable that many. who supported the pas ere q ths sesnlutson, were nnf aware of the ex- 1eoded erope embraced in the phraseplogy, beg Fave to return fl with these objections.
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