The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-13
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., I v'. taI'1sn message cf Cover o,.-ss.s. -
:" m.D missouri o. Is an unusually ia.. rs, E
m'n,' 1t thrOw's food Of ligs, ass.
nestle affairs of the State ,.S aPOa q.
s.sa'r. an instructive pietur. sf" so
'', w o. Civilization in that Comm. ne P"ss,
We have visited the grsa, Sur. ~
and thought We had ,ol.,.1' o. A.sssss
ledge Of her social condition, an, o",'''' Ias..
vance Of the laws. and low. Of a,.I A'' 'A.,'-
must Confess, that the Gov.,...'' S-t ..
recorded statements materially - 'a'slJ
our previous Convictions. ''''Aas hsa
IL it be true, as alleged BY th.c
the people Of Mis.oar, ar. '''aoI, tar
W. hatred, malice and all uncs.I,. 49, Si'A"s
'na' the ealamny and yi,upsr,,,oa ' r'''-
'heir Chief Magistrate, is uubo1,t 'p'a asss
a. Is necessary for him, If hs -" Aas 'Au
prepared always to meet II. , - a.'S'@L
surely Missionaries should b. - --'A'a
o'a's TO reclaim her people FINN -, -l'' la
That we may not be accused Of n' s-,..l
presenling. We copy tn. toIIo~' -sH
'hs message itself. Firstly, il m.v = h'O
state that the salary of IN. c. va L
thousand dollars. and that Gov. - ' To-
ne considers singh salar.e,''a an .,g 'Aa'
scramble and contest for Office ;, -, s-''AE't
the salary Of the Governor tao - ne 'A'aI'
giving his Official reason. for 90. "Aa a
thus speaks out: H,a
MS sacrifices are many-his ,.
great; his iaoors often s1ess.iv. -I iso''iiis'
STANDS up 70 his duties faithfully N. sac, As
malice, and hatred and slandsr' a. - ssssy, -
deuaeiion. and eallmny and yltuDs,.,'"H,, az
Cd upon him 10 unboanded. ana - asss
measure OIL any salary, even wh.n -, G A'
nor 70 30 constituted as to regard H. !. S''s'
proper hight. And but few are a. '-.as'.s
Almost every Executive in our St,,. H-Nta.sa
Poiltesily, before them One. Alsi
sPatrioi-resigned and left hi, -, mas ma a;
term expired; the next left befor. ID. -'o'' ha
OUT and not in good OdOr; the p.Tt .'' 81 -
suicide year in advance Of tn l--'''-.'.s,
iour years; and the next has moy.S s,-,' ~ D.
prepared, TO meet the assassin sa.,. -'ail IN,
three and half years out Of H. ".sS
administration. II a mani. no, dr;.s -. y u
ne must at least DO willing to 6gb, II. 81
he does his duty to his eo1ntrv a. -. Naj,f
ents a. an Executive Of this S,.,s .-'4's
matter is not better now than !, q. "a a'
but il is worse ''-'rI
These reasons are potential, for j, Wsn,-
that to accept and execute faithful, a.
and duties Of Governor. is a mos, b.,,,s,..
fearful responsibility. Only read IN. =
epitaPhs of four Chief Magistrates. Ia.
a good man and patriot. resignsd. N, So.
left se'ors Ais term Vas out. and no. +, u,
sdOr; the third, committed s4ieid. the t..
"ao0ed al al times, prepared 10 meet he A..
Whata shocking state Of society il, -
bsea, and the Governor say, '.lhs matte, =.
better nOu0 than it was formerly. h, /,
,r0rss."
As regards the Governor. house and fam.
ture, the message informs Us, that he h..
in better condition than il was four ys.,,,..
'the roof having been made tight spe 80,
dry''-thsi now il is deemed "a hssl.hv =,
dence, and If furnished, would De sonfor;,s,
that the rooms p.fs ,a.t.,
rAimasys AaDe sssA supplied ,oiiL ssssss
As 10 the furniture Of this & ubernstor,.l M.
hon, the message recommends thai the xbsl.
Or large portion Of 1t, should Be sold. sas %.
Purchased-that some Of II had been o. b,.s
sffssR or siIteeR yssTs, and 10 longer :, l.,
such q building"
From the above specimens, all mast an,
hat Governor Edwards Is "a plan ss.s.s
man"