New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-19

1855 ints would snsbs nv fo sSsssr- S tha brrsn the
oSsf of trtrnts and rms bghest sTada sf character
49,. 4nt steure Gssra perpaneTes The unifsrm ana
sbs ainniatraion of justice waI seenb 30 require that
Tie public service than a other Though by r,o ma IL
s advocate for long tenure nt pac once witloat the
power a r ss ynsn CO.
ia the Judiciary shoald only be rsade for good sum
cient cause and aii reasonable to sssra
the highest and best order Of talents in thfs dapaftmsn
he gaade aHH gss
The authority GRANTED 70 the Legislature by e new
Constitution p ga the faith Of the State and contract
debts for other purposes than I'd prosecute war md suh
] g
TIE experience Of long s, small portion Of which,
~ ben fgent in TIE public hss tSa
me ns,t policy both for individuals and G0vernmshts s
aebs as far practicable The enterprise Of the
generally " hs q
hapIens that the STATE Of this Kind ia not
open and improve our ayigabs streams. 10 construct
nlsissys W and 70 PRO provide . as',s bu when
fanias for other Kinds Of should sxer
ctse he gr4at*st and icf ID ts ways
unpleasant surLhens and hard 70 be borne b thoss
bell fome after Ind sszggs
shnuid be watched With even jeanusy and crcu
spsstton II that 70 banking inasutiors Thsla
nrssP was probably time when it less necessary
extend this class Of facilities than the presens long
prod ef comparative economy and sueeefn inustry
has relieved the great Cf the community from har
Fsssing debts MONEY abundant and cheap the
nifty j. solvent enterprise is setfFe without wild specuia
ao ana tine precious metals constantly ard Abun
dainty Increasing Why should We, then Hood the
try with bank issnesf Why afford the of basty
enation Why run the risk Of former psinfnI esiIs9
Ihs inhux n preeioas metals from caifornia AnetrsE1
acc other sources y unparalleled in The history If tn
hciai aids the healthy relations of capitAt and abox
Tbs old arguments in taEar Of banking dr~wn tls
scarcity Of the precious metals have an become nbsolete
and ~e now have an opportunity which should not
be ncontidfrsty lost Of retailng the precious
among and ding so without sne'rcumscrIbfng ind
limiting currency b rrnbsrr commerce. and III.
ter INDUSTRY IT howfser it should nrcsssary
ta incT-ase banking facilities would commend ynu
akiug prsneips T2i- ystsn .ssms g - Sstssr a.
caetl tfd ia thsr thai has been toguaId
III whatever sysem n,y BE- sncersrfuly 1T
evea tt pa~4hils bnks uhether private n
e frelR promptly red+4ming tber
cnt liz sp-c.e With aiEaure2prE End with the
pf.nt me- REas e'iys asasdanss n g. prseass
t#Ek!aH ~ which tn henest au-bandmsn ard sbnr.K
sind BE- Fuhiectei to imposition and es wesd rsee5se
wound only sdd shat It vpnia bs dcabtiesB great prp
ctien to the rpTmun5 and fena " retain Gle p
of ma hiis say unJer the denaEinatan ~ fve dollars
But q tarn frn sh+ss thpashts whish rsfsr rather
st imp rtant sntjrcs Of attention IL t epndtiion
our srate Finances Il il b regretted while
stat, Treasury Is not il Ire avorab.e eonditfon Du.
ring he paat year the Tr ha been unable 70 meet
drpart Many citizns havs visited
the of Government with demands agailt The State,
Rid alter baVe
rilad return to their homes with vi having their
claims adjustrd and qud.tsd Eve the salaries of tia
public ofierr4 npm slleii # thfm are dspesdsnt
for the support af their fanl+s have net been paid M
| many mont thE after tht y we're due
THIS If things has resulted fromtwo The
Legislature has made appTopratiars Witiltut prosd1ng
fuy the meet tn. and THU culiectos " tie
public uaonry in many inssancas show In making
their Treasury Th- rst be easily
guard against e future by greater the part
s tn u gitiatfre Tp laks appropriateness without
viiing the nyans to pay them really speres * bad
8tteDnt to crafty particular interest Wt.du1
assuming the responsibility Of he set which shanid rot
be by your honorable htdy and it often
leads dsappon and enibarrassm to those who
Designed recipients II the REPRESENTATIVES,
d tile pvopy arr not whiting constituents
NJ ap appropriation apBropratlun shopld
MT he made Appropriation and taxation must always
81 hand IN hand. ss3s
II remedy Tie second difHenty i vuuia suggest Ar
your consideration whether il ud not te nvisable to
av " 4 Il NJ
tlepopriety in The a course OF the funds due
The state lie idly the hands Of the collectors while
il unable its demands or is paying interest
borrowed money This course too, wpuid have ten
dency prevent apl saionH from public oeers fer relief
of accidents TO thepnbc funds while lying IN
III il hands The pubile deposit and
dn. the people their safe arrival "
proper destination and to withhold unlfss under
fecnisr all cemency fEen those who may
have unior uuattly bern neggtn nt Y their transfer
Under acts Of the last LtgatureI authorised to-
borrow amounts money, which at the
nsral Of interest the Stare bank,
So oG0, and another time Sc LN making S1ael0d
Thrst only be borrowed according ths
usages of the Bank for ninety days The time Of pay
tnt has long passed. only the hxVp8 neen
paid II to proFle for the payment 1 ths
money al as early day as practicable g be
Treasurer which will in due time be submitted TO the Lee
gs4ture viii afford Detailed statements Of the present
conditian of the Treasury and for relieving
Tie various public works ordered III different parts Of
the State have been pros cuted vii much success
could reasonably be expected from limited and
force Of the Engineers The class Of public
improvements. conhded 70 the w this
are such justly them Objects Of
State care and il is 10 b. hoped whether
continues the Bnrd q Public Works, ordered 70
b. created by Constitution put eperation
that sufficient will be sf rded to make this depart
the public service efficient the wants Of the
srate imp4ratively demand should ongcr left
with means inadequate to the ends % b accompshed,
often to be- unjust and udtserved
prach TO those who have been
and OF raxation and disappointment to
which, under the circumstances have hee
: improperly created.
ton the necessity % prompt action possible in refer
the important subject Of de7ising and putting in
pirgress plan for preventing t fearful destrc
oytr6ws the AssGiip river nd eth rimpnrfans
streams, This is adithcat task H~Iearsn
labor work of which there various and nfirtinE
views, still it difficulty which latter uxt ba
encountered and overcome q the most and alarm
ing evils viii be the inevitable result Let not ose
iIb this subject m the painful aud o
1850 and 1851 shall again a@akfn 70 its Importance
The internal improvement fund. will BIZ from the
freasnrrrs report will in sft time BE- entirely exhaus
and it will be necessary tor the present Legsature to
ake provision for the future npport of thu Internal
l. prnyemeDt service
the faithful aud intelligent officer until recently
had charge Of this branch Of public eervict will
der account ot his sewardhip. the TIME Of the
If the responsi BILE aruaus duties the En-
gneers department his worthy sud capable
e system schnGl education has been Hgain
e commended ydur by lhe Constitution. Al
though there unqn-stionaby great difficulties to be
encountered hy this system State. owing 20 the
sprstn4s Of the populaton and the aIg size OF tbs
plantations. n large portion Of the State still the will
Y Of the people this subject be mistaken, as II
has BEEN twice expressed In the organic law of the land
Ii In this matter fully with the people. Our 90
based upon the virtue and intelligence Of th
" people and il Indispensable duty # We wish V
ptrmanenees AM hazards 10 edutate the masses
Government fails in its patriotic purposes il can oni,
ID of morality and ntegence in the grea
lie controlling masses Of the people
A. Mexico neighbpring Republic. possesses constitu
lion form Of government almost dpntcally the
ID yet she is subj almost constant rsgr
Of Of anarchy ana desposn, while e15y all the bliss
irgs peace and good government Why is this! VIII,
thi. difference, II il mainly without doubt to- be at
rbuted the superior education and intelligence OF ou
at people The best form Of Government is Of but t
avail to people unless right views and right Feeling
prevail among its great and this never o.
the unless the youth blessed with good euca
e. ton
system Of schools needs thorough reyi
H. sion and u4ny improv, to adapt 1t more fully
in the peculiar Stat. Tht xferit and dill
Dcuitit ot the last few yeas will afford lights to g1d
van in pprtteng this system The laws the snhjec
al should br silDpird the of paying the teacheE
rendered complicated and expensive, and the Who'll
he ysttn recognized render suitable to