New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

for the mere sake % acl'aton -: for ~ 'ske O.
eroc,tTc such dcSiYaoe change ~ auac-iL-Aei- nc
,a.d here are other it.lgs in 10 -ol'..u3 - Do
otefrved and Iresefse1 a vrt =, ii.e -i. A
clause. ard among tAeE- ls ne riga q zee 1.--,
sion alcE-. VITA great en1fas = WAY i.-- ..
ral.v Who would nov apudse TIE fi--' I'D ifl-
cUs~.ne ty Marty ienIn iaNon apt cont cal 4t -
res uCult recla tthc Gag anu .-iil 'd vs. lie
ea.drCt uarl a-alr.r slavery. in ieT-' f-'
SIMS .ms6! strciy % she Is, le, ia.oi. "''l F.
r.ost logical and explicit me,Aod "tn- .f tf
POINTS. .eavue 10 oIen places ana 10 iss2l.--e
gu0 rehiad nra.
lconfe.s iaat liked THIS lne OF a--1ucn' l-.ss
.tvIIlicated his ofc.a' action AMI his o'.A.o- 10
reItta Dir d. On the "a bare oun1 %! rlsl AMI a-
i..ra duty su1 rehf. ard 50 oTerE nc.-lel D.. enc
% G. VIII r0Ls beyond cue etphlhe' 'il s.t''i-
Tho lest reference or I,lon 10 me t1f zen
sustain. hun leaving % for confirmation t0 oe sl,-
eesed ~ the men wno have hearts n them. -i'e'
r,firg ;hcui - banana. against those @ho have
H'sr.,f tonic VS. INC til passed las, " a.c- 10 20
neal me act u ls.- which refuses our pnsolso ne
use Of claimants Of fugitive S.aFes-a otA which :
not a W because he has not si5netit He exp. uned
thus Atthe beginning OF the session ne sp a-y re-
euested the Legislature % sont al oli> ~ plc.c
concern 10 him lOuC enough before the aiourlm ~
70 give hin time the constitutional ~ Gay 'or tlfT
due consideration. los Repea-lng TIL "a. n''n on
then tables the whole Winter II + lad me lnpor-
lance. and the pressing importance which rs enc
mes pretend. they should have gwen Il an early
hearing bur they. 10 act delay ed me pass gehrousl
the Lower House until che hour before they LEFT ne
that they were ready 70 adjourn, ASKING i ne hai
ANYTHING 10 lay before them, which n anSWerei
IL tho negative they sent notice 20 the senate ina
they were ready 70 ourn sac d. they then passed
votes OF thanks 20 the Speaker. Clerks SeFged1tii-
Arms and Door-keepeg and after all that toos up
this Repeang bIl ana passed II sending y 20 nm
~ q moment SO late that any answer Ae could
have made them would have come % Their liaIlNlen
they were already scampermg down the nili d-s-
solved Assembly
lie insisted that the Executive has uglis. aad
t d. . r
and perform more especially when 20 = OBVIOUS rat
they are purposeiv and reCklessy alta tet and stu
more especially when the Executive has r. lson .
believe That the treN is played Tor The purpose ol
MANUFACTURING political capital for party
To the reply that he has signed other bills sent
within the last 10 DAYS for his concurrence he an
swered that they We're always bills of q private na-
ture and generally such the Executive Signs %,
matter OF course but he had taken ms ground maj
he would not have his Signature . pHttr acls eX-
toried from HIM when they were OF nature ~ de-
mand consideration. and he would s,'ni ~ iaii be-
fore the people upon such inst defense ~ te -To'i-
i've functions.
have. aS must 10 apparent. sNefchci ms aitrf>s
rom mere memory. and / have not the time iA.s
morning even 10 recolect my memory. 4 nave IN
tcrspersc ny own thoughts here and there dfs lo-
lively. IN such WAY as may be easily DIST ne>iei
from the matter which am reporting. ami hone
have not done the Governor any wrong. except sac
inddeOuaCy of my synopsis. lie LOOKS very Vel on
the stand hrs cnunciail0n is d silnct AMI elective,
not mpaSsioned, and not eloquent thlnk or
tune but while he seems not 10 excite, be does cone
irO. and content his audience. lie had good many
uneasy thousands standing full TWO hours before
him last nieht. and kept them there I'm ine oe-t orier
and temper lie viii give BIger hard run, AMI i
he gets general hearing IN the state he viii Saeise
I,of gentleman handsomely ] wish he nly, a. .l
all m, heart and 70 that end h. shall nave my .nfi
fIuual vote. fRkH >oiltR-