New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

MInsEsoTA We have received tae An
nual Message Of Gov Ramsey, which was Lad
before the legislature Jan. b. It treats primer
pallY upon Territorial affairs. In view of thc-ma-
lorties given by the people Of the State OF ILL
nois for Banks, the Governor takes occasion to
make brief reference. The experience oil the
carly settlers Of Michigan, Wisconsin, and iowa.
he said. should be a warning to the people OF
MINES sofa from prematurely embarklng In cor
porations Of this character at the same time, he
is satisfied iha, in sad and settled communities,
a well,regulated paper currency, circulating on
al adequate basis, is decided public advantage
The collecting, revising and putting IN ac-
cessiblc form the statute laws of the Territory
by the last Legislature, Gov. r. says Is matter
OF sober hut lust congratulatiOn. Much has
been gained by placing the new Code in conye
nieyt and acce ssble form. The extinction OF the
Indian claims to lands in the Territory is most IA
teresting political event to the people. He deyoEes
much of his message to describing these ana other
lands and urges the Legislature to early represent
TO the President the importance OF marking out so
much Of the 49th parallel as constitutes the north
line OF bOuncaI Of the Territory.
The following financial exaiDi. is certainly very
eIcouTaeng. says the Governor:
The amount of territorial Tar Tor 1871 COL
Amon M 81 dtii5d1cnt Territorial tax f,r
1850. yet due aud unpaid I'll 0S - sSJI "
Amount % Territorial tax Tar 1871, aue
ard Ut paid. assuming the tar OF the I'M
organized Counties to be the same As ia -
1850 I.zss 81
Total IN ount of revenue for 1850 and 50 ia so
AMI ut OF warrants draw On the TeIitO-
ra TfoesgTg for 1850 Sitbl ~
Amount If ~ansnis drawn On Ac Tenn
tona Treasury f,r l95l,-.------------- 800 w -. -
fetal smount ofliahilitss 20
Ea al Jan J, 1852, iLfsvor of tho TcrTItO-
= considering the upPod taxes 81 Assets. SS3 80
There are ss q, 600 Indians 70 the Territory, and
but few aegTessCAs have been committed by them
upon The eihie ants who have taken up their abDdes
la Minnesota. The Governor regre IS the sklrmsheS
which sometimes take place between rlyal Indian
hoss, as IN one Of these var paths peaceable and
industrious citizen was murdered without provoca-
ton lie opposes partial and special legislation, and
recommends that provision be made for the iacor.
poraticn, By general la v, of all associations essen
tai to the prosecution OF business
In conclusion, Gov. Ramsey says:
1 have confined myself IN this commune alton
solely 10 subjects which have deemed TO be of IN
terest to the Territory Minnesota occupies the re-
la'ion Of ward to Tie ~hole cCuptry not any part
section thereof therefore Il IS with US matter
OF just coDgTatulalon that the recent exclsements
which have peIvaded cur land have served only to
create proper estimate Of the value of the Uaioh,
ard 10 fix II hrmly in the reverence and affec
uons Of the itcpe
Allow me, in conclusion, gentlemen of the
Council and House OF Representatives, to express
the hope that there may be temperance ia your diff
fefenCes OF political opinion and that cOntrover-
ses which involve not only the rum of all that is
useful in public conduct, bur often the extinct on of
all that Is cstinable IN social life may not defOrm
your discussions. May your action promote that
honorable and liberal spint which should pervaie
all classes OF our society, and not be impaired
by political divisions. and may your ex ample teach
together. without disnction OF party, III anything
which relates to the interest Of Minnesota.