New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-26
Message of the Governor of Alabama.

The lsst Message of the retiring Governor Of
Ala5Ams REUBEN Chaplain, Was delivered on Monday
18th met 1t 1. long document and covers many
grounds, and 10 altogether very ereditA5le perform
snce The Governor, however Highs upon tie qaes
lion Of slavery In The Territories With yea snd peril
nscliy in defense OF the peculiar Institution wnieh
might well emsnste from the old hotbed OF Agitation
The Governor iuform. the legislators that more i'm
portAnt subject presented for The con'ieTa
,ion OF people" for il not merely our prop
erty. bat e question OF state snd niiv-Gal honor
and Of sefpressrya.on.' Hence the conclusion THAI
such action necessary as shall eomPe. the people OIL
the North 10 pause and calculate what may be the
value of the acn 10 them. Alter ihls y'loie threat
the Governor goes 10 say that the state oil AAos'
experiences ardent desire % Perpeiaas Tue Ohion
but that she ees proper sense Of her dfAiy- %
corneth member Of 80 great and glorious eou''o,l
ay and that see IL rot insanse % the dement's 81 tne
alliance Bat when she came into lf u ~hs mon 'i
EQUALS to- compact 10 which she asseaied s1Ai
equal ghls snd privileges with the et Ashs VI o'oiy
other state and she cannot suomi " AZ
the FEDERAL Government nor lis departments NOT VI
snv unauthorized assembly in any OF TIE Territories Ut
elsewhere calculated % snnlhllsie Der tfua'y Ut m
pair one jOt or tttie OF The Eishtf Oh ues P'oP 80
the Message further holds 10 the coculuv VI w 20
doubted risht OF anybody T. emgrste = the AetIi"t
IT,. and convex thither any species VI properly "uien
recognized and guaranteed oy tn' DOu'H'eSuI
that II the emlgrant 10 forbidden 70 Ino.G'' nl' u
hued brethren under this same a,su " -, -
virtually lAw ia restraint u enlgrsi'u an - ms
ouant!y void To couclusiOs, the H'tefpD' it1-I
ueacs that provision BE- st O9ce nla-" - - -
ture for toe ealing OF = Convention VI 10 60,
STATE Immediately upon ths pss's-' " - 49,
pr.s!so 10 Cuulr,ss or spy tin''7i A - -
tsrdsrcv T. exclude slavery from ta7 i-ff4.I"s ~
s5ol.h Il In the District Of Columbia OF atefHfe ~'n
the removal OF sisves from on- Siste - auoiutI '
commend also, (saJs tae io'sIu3. y - ~ -,
De- made that in any such contingency, u1l '4'''I
stats ,misrly -ctsd, be invited TO unite VIII IS 10
general Convention % consul aP' ihe ''A'5 % 1u'
n and the best Enssns OF preserving our e'mulSh
ryht, such 10 briefly TIE complexion OF tnls ne~ eA
-, - ,,i,iop "a presented y The Governor IN
rss-Iv TO columns Of often repeated Arguments Inr
whole chapter 10 msd- out ia rsDtcI . PP's.H " ~
rsovernsn. thai las established recon u
Tbst nart of the Message when re1Fs u iayrna
f.,srr,s,,. h, more sound and sens.s4s. Gov Cn-p
- .,,,.,l.ts. upon the lsutAoe sinz o. Industry
A. length aroused among the people % tte o'-l7 So
,ests H.. me STATE ought q encourage IN rprt@nt
i-fTisusl e-rts BY taking stock n ih-se beat esea
- b, 4svs,rp hef own resources 4 4lrsLou Oh
5,t,t. n-ougtt ~ Hhsther- 70 tas present Ia-ncls
roositou Of IN state iO.ded Win A1A'y Geek w.
-. -, - taxalion upsn tbe people Increased, 10
- "a .tvtsa5is for Ter % dispose ot avsila.ie
- - 80 ucruo.e 0th-r ths1 1iEinisnIng To-
-, A. now oses Bat Toe Governor INKS ne %
-. - -7tarns Improvement Of much greater import
49,. - ,hst tnere co4ld noI o. more - so4r
-. - .,r tee fulr nn@n. q the trls r. posed
: - 80 ~ tae Gsnsr1 G0vernG snL IN the Psy
-, = re- II 4 eonsiieraoe sgn resulting iron IT,
-. - Pgbl.c Lsn6a Il appears IRON tie sla'e-
-. .sl.b I. furnished by toe Governor IN to's coz
- go. The total amount 81 ne 9 pr esnt en'
e.-,.-, f,orn the Government WA -fec 80 ed CT
- > - mi So s45-in tie sszrrs AZ lilSo -
- .rrnt .lrss,v 1lsposed ~, for tie In pfyveusni
=. -. 80 on- Lo.r 70 60, 1s--esviug oaA1cS
- - 90 il p1r.Gsace Of tsis iaeA- M
- -o- .-cordipsy rscoGnends the organic all
p-.-4 M lntsrosl In grovereais 70 - ELECTED D.
=. - - III the iEo y buses Prl,essorsFip 90
- .I,-s Il, s.o suggested .or tie eOnnderArion q
= +. -. II ne STATE UaiTersisy. eon1n1arc u
- c,---,f,.iop - exzair- inio ne eondro VI ne
49, state u AEeEise r-co nanenset, aud IL
80. -. i, treated al considerable lsn-ta-
So CO. titioa u tie state "a pscs-nied u 'nof'
.,--,-...s-oceupyiog hardly more space inAa "a o.
-rr =, tss topic Of Sls-srJ. Tie balance n u
1870 on ths l.i nv. was st1s,0-t-Whle az ne
"A Il lsfs u sl72 -. The t0t.l IL AIS
=. ,s rr-.-rt y-a- exclsdlag Treasury Drafis 80
- 81 T'hs Stzts EAs received from t.e u5feIn
-, surtDg the year 7i363 % account OF e1pea'e'
s--ss in The Creek W-T sat nssrJ 80 p 'ls %,
-. -. IA par. 4 expenses tor tee A-xie4n " .
oI.- lccr=Ese u TIE Revenue u eona1enuJ 49, ,
- ~ ~ next A1d tie sacceeiias ysAr' - -
o. Cnaura4 AZ tskss ala lesve "a Csiei MAS suas =
vi. .oreec and u..ly paragraph. wherein e .e7'e
bis scts " - isdsed 81 bis eonscisnHoes nO~'7'