New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
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The Legislature Of this State assembled at De
troit on the 9Th met Ia the House Col j. + GLENN Of
Csss appointed Speaker pro tea. aud A. w HovEr
Clerk pT0 i1i. la the Senate Lieut. Gov GREESLY
took the Chair and JANIS + PLATT appointed
Secretary pro icg The usual messages were sent be-
tween the two Houses and the Governors Message re-
ceived and read
The Message OF Gov. fEIoH 10 a fair, dgnided snd
brief though comprehensive exposition OF State sfsrs
There is little in il what be ssys Of the war that
viii not give general satisfaction.
The amount received into the Treasury during the rs
cal year the credit of the General Fund including
balance previously unexpended is s227,697 20. The
payments from this amount TO sl65l25 60-lesving =
balance of $6257l Is The receipts of the Internal I'm
provencni Fund during the fiscal year including pay
uents the sale OF Railroads are sl775o07 o. Total
expenditures including State Indebtedness cancelled
sl5493oe g.. The Governor recommends that arrange
be made to pay fast possible the debts oithe
State which have long been incubus upon is pros
periy The sale OF the principal Railroads II Is thought
has operated tsvorgbly.
The smount of money distributed for the support of
Primary Schools is s57 925 p being 81 cents TO every
child between the ages Of four and eighteen years The
number Of scholars in the State between the last
mentioned is reported At 81 .65s
The Governor has made choice Of nearly COCO acres
Of public land in the Upper Peninsula under grant
the State from the L. ; Government In regard to the
mineral lands he the opinion that the system of
leases should be abandoned and the lands sold mode
rate prices The law organizing counties in the mineral
region is detective and needs revision The Governor
sudes 70 the great Importance OF Canal around the
Pals OF 81 Marie and suggests that the work misht be
done BY an Incorporated company under proper restrc
nons The neglect Of the National Government 10 inn.
prove TIE hs'oors OF the stAeis alluded TO unjustfs
BILE in every point OF view
U 5 Senator is to be elected by the Legislature at
It's present session.
n B The Governor nowhere tells OF sny increase
OF CAPITA crimes IN consequence OF the abolition OF the
gahows and hence we conclude that al the murderer,
have not yet emgrsted TO that State
iowA.--The following are said to be the actual
aggregates Of votes Tor State officers at the State
Election, the vote OF Wapello County net having
been included in the ofhcisl
IRis Ioao Ma,
Goperns-T Mcknis int 1907 A. Briss. go ss9
Ssc Sass--J II. Cowles. : go Cutler IT. slOi rs
-aadticr--Eastn Morris. SIS J. T. Foles s452 sra
TrcasNrr-E T. smith. $50 NJ. Reno. SEQ s74
Members ef d. II. Heariek7695 SCHsstnsssse4 OIL
Csss-ess CIR xitchelf7.5sS s Lecser.--.S5lS 96o
MAssAoHvsTrrs-The OfReisl majority OF Hon.
DANIEL P KING for Congress in the lid District is
1906. That Of JOHN g PAIFRrY in the lIvth Dis
triet Is 100
To sls Edisv If Tas Tri6sH<
Ihsve Just read e communication in your paper from
8 msn OF the name OF Fishbough sni would make the
breiest possible reply his principal assertions. VIA,
be says Of the confidential nature Of those examinations
and Of the time occupied in them Is grossly false His
statement Of whs, Davis and bis declarations re-
spectng the private nature OF TIE lectures also
true Their eisns with extracts from them, hsi been
obtrudsd upon the public in two long communications
in The Tribune and in large part OF Prof Bush
late work before any adverse exposition had been made
When Prof Bush the real man in this business dsres
to endorse these assertions Of Fshboush they viii be
me, a. they deserve The melancholy attempts at wit
n TIE communication referred to- and what the writer
perhaps regards its exerueisrs severity are deemed
/ unworthy OF any sericus notice. /. LEWIS.