New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21
Nis-i--ippi.

amounted D. 5i37Ol- While the Expenditure
were only 1917 20 a difference on the night sid'
Of $40 800 But the Receipts from ordinary sources
we're s3jeCl7 while the Expenditures Of Ak'
character were only elss ISL showing 81 excess o.
income Of s2leCGO, raising the balance m d
Treasury on the LIST inst 10 sf3-,S57, of ~hicf
sle3s5l belong w. various Literary en1 othei
funds leaving applicable to general purpose
s2s4.s!6 The amount NJ Sinking Fund roceived
sli79l5 Of which :72 rs has bee" applied T.
the psyInent If the non pydistcd portion NJ N"
State Debt Interest inciaded
The Governor. though an adversary u Itepa1i,
tion dnring the doys that tned mems CONSCIENCE
d, Mississippi. now stands utterly mute On tha'
subiec, He evidently considers the bol1holders
case n zone one At all events, h. don't mean T.
wet his own Tee, in their service
Gov. q recommends Increased regard 70 Edo-
caton but virtually admits that all pas, attempt
20 establish Common School system ia the STATE
have I1oyed "a total iaiare He urges more
stringent efforts including a genera tax on persons
and property " secure the great end M we"
(The Governor won see that Slavery and GENERA
Education even for Whites, are Incompatible
but every body else sees it except tho wiiiuliy
blind
Slavery IL Of course the great topic Of the
Message, and the Governor Is evidently determined
not to be outdone IN his devotion to southcn
RIGHT. Here is the logic whepeby he preyes
that STAKEHOLDER has a legal right 10 migrate witt
his slaves to any Territory Of the United States
Congress- has power md boisd 10 protect but ha'
M power destroy property. ~ The rehis 10 pope,E
Thc obligation Ia protect ~ wholly recpucilabie win Lr
exercise Of n power 10 destroy our w"peiN .e..,
gnt 10 wlslt extent docs his obligation io dei"nd ui
project the ri hs of nied sies Or The people "eo
reach' Doubtless 10 a.! case hey@n9 ,he Iuis'' ~
inc municipal power ~ authority u NE esP'chsf rs
nnd wherever ciuz"us ~ their property nny 'gtVWi
20. They ,ighVHy ~ WIN her lrolrry On ~. R
for Tile is HE common r4hl ihe people, i 'h hgi''
and hey tighnig go o" tie Territories 81 me r,so
States, Tor tho Tefror'- ara The S~'H IYf'g 1E M
State The Possession ct one IeFM us., c u" go,
,Bolhe4 legal right Sc clens Of The Norm ind SoG'
equal rgi- - b a. ih"sr ug- apPcIGn ~ ih ~
10 Interfere with control the rights eN'stng under ih'
municipal laws of any State, u clnken OF ue nons''e
holding States can settle pa ih' Iern'oIef' WIN XXI
property which he possrssed under the laws o hs SHt
Then citizen Of The slave States may -ei" mere u'o WIZ
the ieg property which he possessed unnei NE aHs ="
hue STATE II he cannot then The possession OF one irga
rgh the laws o Slave State deslioys moh+i cRu
fore the people the Unled States not equal IN gi
position which oppreherd few vii have me o"du''
"a msiuialn'
The Govccnor Is too modest by half In proylne
that a Missis.ppian may work his negroes IN Cab
IN indiana or New York. lust as a Northern farmer
may take his horses oxen Ia Missouri and work
them there Il not. tho people of the United
States are not equal M rghts-a positou whlct
few. | apprchcnd, will have the boldness to main
tain The simple legally established truth is that
Slavery is the creature of positive law, and 81 u
precisely cocxtcusvo with the legal scope and Ell
aacy Of that law-uot one Inch further. a slave
removed irum one Slave State ~ anoiacr would
legally be free il the law c the latter lid not e1
pressly provide tor his continued bondage All the
Prescriptions Of the law are IN favor OF Freod"m
aud man claiming another ms his property must
show not merely that he was so somewhere. hui
that there is law lOr koopng him 50 here and noW'
The Governor proceeds u denouno' Tho recent
organization Of n State Government m Csliom'
as a supeEdous fraud and farce, whereof he broad
" usinuatcs that Gen Tayhr and h" 'amne' are
the responsible suthors, the design being to SWIM
die the Slave States ont Of their constitutional
rights in the New Territories in such manner thai
they could have no redress. He quors AMI de
nounccs Gen. Taylors recommendation OF the Cal
oruia Constitution to the favorable consideration
of Congress and exhorts the Slave StateS mover
promises
Are you ash. and through YOU ash my fellow 81
sens, are you prepGed 10 submit io sooa az ouIas".
know YOU noS AMI that you are resolved TO resist eN
Ne have issrs- by bitter sTpeeucc .Ae Consequences
ofeompIomising ar nights Instead 81 peace u "nN N
seieer, IN the plescui States with properly "a
ught have refused to car Northern ore1hea Nh
heir Serri,or,es widow, danger 81 being robbed of oa
Slave rrofcrN These are lha results ol ou' 1i
and their inhdey 10 hc en- agencns has Ieeasou
from any honosabe ohesuon :" sh'de eN lve
promises maintain that duty TO ourselves trsses u.
We never again consent to any rsrenon 10 's ~ -
ofcus Southern institutions, tom ANY rornon "' ne ''
inries OF the | Mon " D..
with uayieldng frmnesS convinced that he DAYS
his glorious ncn are numbered Tho spirit Of fSnsseisin
aad aggression ~i9 never be siey'd by egnp,'sss ~
VII continue lie work W desirueuNa UNI. 'V ssNI 49,,
which have heretofore bound us together IN one svSl a.
glorious bro iherhoi shall Be rent ssundercur psesei
peaceful land sasl be dFenched ia hNod ana "o os.
temple Ut hannah liberty r,Sr by our slh'fs an Seuse
GRATED BY their blot sha tumble lao i.- sAp's0S 70 80
.cers aud ,sauts of sAc nupioDs OF desrrssin
In he eV~nt q; the sicpt'On Of the w mot iicNso ~
Congress % tee ADMISSION " California mo NE h'" r
wee 9. her a" preiended eHnsus,cn - So, $780,. 1 -
slavery N ne Distract Of Co,aneS OF thc Tfoo'oa 90 ~
ssnsasas &C M ssvvs between ne States IecDeae,d 20
go ~, ee sathortec To order al e'ecNen -
rom a. ne counties u the Stale convention 10 iske IN
to e"aside aoa the mode and 81 fiFoss and g,
may demand"
The Governor proceeds to denouuce the Pres
idens fox ms agency in hockadiRS and breaking NJ
the Round Island Expedition against Cubs. deem
ing that fragrant violsuoO 81 the rights OF trccmea
aud IAN outrage CA rights. and an insult TO tie
sovereignty OF Mississippi &c. But he does nus
seem 10 know how to help himself
Gov q. has one excellent suggestion. he urges
the abolition Of al Common Law Nrns Of Lega'
Procedure So thai hereafter all suits shall BE- IN
situated BY petition. ana plead to by an snsweF
after the manner Of pleading now IN use IN 'he
Chal.cery Co4rt As this Is the best Nics IN he
Govornoss Message. We close b. sivins 1t "a'
hear;iest approval
THS BkRALp's OFISIoS on rHE tskN t(Vt;'
rIoN--In an article OF halt column m Ss'ur
DAYS RCFal& on thc subject Of (sgry. ihs
writer has managed To siUitfy haseE considers
bly, Two paragraphs from 'las article resd thus.
He is speaking Of the Dry Dock Bank and North
American Trus, cases
50 far the decisions "a Every h>sar "a n DAY fe
So ,>s-t N; Ap,~..s IN fhc lsgfN Laws oroSvl
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f.,.-.s ,hss tl.y AZ A. hzay hnsnciN