New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-25

The Message OF Gov EATON WAS transmitted to
the Legislature on the 10th inst It is plain and
unpretending document. remarkable alike for brew
iiy and good he Governor suggests among other
things iha, the Auditor Of Accounts should be required
TO give bonds for the faithful discharge OF bis duties
He sso suggests the proprely of altering the laws In
respecting the RI shis OF Married Women - 10 50.
them the sole control aud bensh Of All property
which they may nave At coverturs or receive during IL
In their right The eject Of such provision would
be TO guard married women more efec,usy from the
danger which Increases with the growth Of STATE
and the consequent Of business and s hazards
being reduced restitution and suffering by sets in
which they have bad part, and IN whose disastrous
consequences 90 tar II BE- avoided they should
10, share.
The Governor expresses bis firm convic ton that un.
der the regulations recently adopted for the supervision
Of Common Schools and the efforts made In connection
with iha, supervision 20 improve these institutions aud
extend their influence papabe sdvsnceme Mt has been
made 10 many particulars although much remains 10 be
desired.
The Third Annual Report Of the State Geclogist Il
nOS In process Of publication |, appears from the Re
pert that the Survey has been progressing during the
pas, year with good degree OF activity and success
and that the field abos has been mainly completed only
a small portion Of the remaining unexpored. II
appears additional appropriation ct $1,000 year
for years will be required 10 complete this survey
To carry into eject tbs resolution directing him To sp
pon, suitable person persons TO correspond with
the sculptor Powers respecting proposed s,s,ues In
marble Of Ethan Allen and Thonss Chiuenden for the
vacant inches the lobby of the Capitol the Governor
appointed Hon. Charles Paine and Hon Geo 7. Marsh.
Their report has no, yet been received
Ths Governor states that the Resolutions passed at
the las, session of the Legislature relating to Slavery
and the Mexican War. transmitted to the Executive OF
Virginia were reconveyed to him In accordance with
an order OF the Legislature OF tns, state directing the
Executive to return them forthwith" Respecting III Is
b. quietly says &C.," This Is not announced to you be.
cause suy action in regard to II supposed to be
cary but Vermont have iesr that her honor
viii be dimmei by the contrss, in the respective po-
sitOns OF tbs States Il Ia deemed due to her that
record of the transaction should be la her own safe
keeping
The following passage s all that the Message contains
relating to National Affairs
believe that the position of Vermont 10 distinctly
dersood In regard to al those great questions OF National
policy which from time 10 tlDe rgt-tiDg Nation
o. councils and In which Vermont In common with 9th
states of the Union, has deep an interest sfords
Tor the most profound regret that the unhappy
war with hboripg Republic has not yet been ter
minated but the contrary 10 making still greater and
greater demands upon the blood aud treasure Of the
lion Il 10 believed that Vernont has nothing 10 the
progress OF the contest change her sentiment either
In regard 10 the nsuciency OF the grounds which the
war was commenced or the unwOrthiness Of the pur-
poses for which II has been woget She cannot rscog
niZs tbs General Government committed 10 any ca
reer Of conquest will she regard any unsccoD-
plshcd schemes of territorial azgrsndiKee ss pro-
sentDg obstacle the speedy adjustment OF existing
difficulties Peace she unequiyocsily and earnestly de-
ses and ssks for territory whether slave or free
a condition of i,s establishment and security.