New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

.sh,ror. That MANY parts REQUIRE patching up.
,n3 th,t some ODDS and ends were evidently over
looked snd require finishing. Nor ga II ever occur
10 the m that few mhlIonsa year Tor a lew cen'u,
mes would 90 the work very conicrtaoly- OF
that otern discovery IN morals and huance, whlch
fevolyeS the paymeni OF present deots upon poster
.lty most fortunately for Us, they were profoundly
ignorant
With such enlightened views IN relation 10
letting the mountains and valleys alone, and
leaving The deep rivers TO be deep. and the Shallo"
tohe J. low, - Nature had made and leit them
we can hardly expect to find Mr.. McMurray
very ardent advocate Of the New York ana Ere
Railroad The Herculean task accomplished by
that enterprise at an expense Of nearly twenty hYe
millions of dollars OF removing the mountains
and filling the valleys Intervening for nearly hve
hundred miles between the constituents oi Mr
McMurray ami their customers and fellow coun-
trymen or Lake Ere OF b.ottng these noun
tains aud valleys forever from the commercial
anu political map of the State, and VIGOROUSLY
tramplng down these obstacles TO our rising
growth and greatness Of subdung time, space
and local prejudice. and thus cementlng ndiS-
souby the glorious Union of the American
States would naturally strike Mr McMurray
and the politicians of his peculiar school. As a
fraud upon the community. If not 4 sinful and
blasphemous interference with the settled order
OF nature
We accordingly find HIM, IN the same speech
above quoted. thus descantng upon the app!i-
cation TO the State to aid the New-l orb anu
Ere Railroad Company, then struggling Tor It's
very existence. amid the gigantic difficulties OF
their undertaking
The Wings" says Mr McMurray, have
'ereat propensity to desert their bantlnsS and as
II fearful of Their own reputation 20 iStnei mem
upon others. have exposed the attempt IN case
.ot the Canal viii 60 the same with The Kailread
This road has paid is respects to the Legislature
annually for about ten years. believe 1t mas MOI
failed 70 present the compliments o. the season
at any time during the period.
After rccapl;ulatng the various acts Of iesis-
lation IN It's behalf from 1892 to ISIS. ne pro
ceeds
.In ls3s We ind them procuring from CON
vfnlent' Wing Legislature an alteration OF the ltN
to SUIT their purposes and which has resulted IA
DEGRADING TIKI STATE 10 the amount OF s3cooVw',
bv the most ingenious system Of legislative plumber
ever devised. The plan 50 changed III It's features
rs 70 absOlve the Company rom any safe guarantee
to the State permitting thcmto draw from the State
a dollar for every dollar expended BY the Company,
10 the amount OF $30O0OOO. la 1870, even TINS mu
'rifcence is transcribed by increasing the loan to
two dollars for every one expended by the COmpt-
ny And now. SIR. We find .aem here az lin-0AnN-
rrpt As they are--haying violated their solemn en-
gaeements TO defrauded people-holdlng m their
hands "A message OF ahsolutlOn from b)vtrnor -
WARD, unb.ussmgiy entering tins nall and de
'manong the conversion OF their loan INTO gltt. II
Is time to CAST THEM FORTH. or they viii come
here to deceive and corrupt till doomSday ~
Whether, with these specimens before them Of
Mr. McMuRR,y's devotion to the public works.
the Electors of the Third Senate District Will
deem their public interests quite safe m his
hands or whether. adopting the Judgment OF his
merits III the Assembly above quoted, they viii
think HIM not as good a selection a. night have
been made" Is left TO then own intelligence 10
determine