New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
wYORK LEGISLATURE. -. EXTRA SESSION

SENATE. ALBANY Thursday April II, 1853
1890 the Clerk called the roll OF Senators. Twenty
,;were present.
h. COOLEY moved the appointment of Committee to
Em the Governor to inform him that the Senate was
rmed and ready to proceed to bushes, which
| gbd and Senators Cooley and Monroe appointed
~ Committee.
snators McMurray and Clark were app tinted a similar
zmttee to inform the Assembly.
ATE o'clock Mr. PETERS and Mr.. S. SMITH com
Of the Assembly, announced the organization of the
ksmbly
Andtien the Message of the Governor was cOmmunica-
| IA, NloWS:
STATE or NEw-YORR EXECUTIVE DEPARrMENT. }
ALBANY, April IA, 1852
eue on extraordinary The Legislature having I'D
Without providing the preservation OF the public faith and
s duty 10 exercise thu power entrusted to me by the Genstu
ce Of the session or f Say While mportnl sobiec eg
familiar you VIII enable perfect de-
Appropriations have many expenses of Gov.
State The pass annual bill for the City New
vi. not only embarass the Government of that City but win
baby the Common
Revenues This win great embarrassment and distress
the teachers who dependent these revenues for their
smedey before the adjournment of yesterday charges
preferred by Committee of the Assembly against of the Ca
Comnsone IL Is due 10 the officer thus accused that prompt
o as well has as e neIes Of the sae II would be n act of
compel him to under the mputons contained this
Ppouny viqdcste his honor by aud 1yesaton.
sPpoPsons have been made for the of the interest
he canal debt failure the engagements of the State
nd be Just modification all Of citizens tre
the legislative branch OF the Government to save our State from
sed Of falling to provide for the prompt payment OF Its obi
appears from the reports Of the Controller that the reye3
me General una are insufficient to meet the ordinary demands
the treasury Some provision should be made to the
hah the subject internal improvements has occupied the
Of the public and ensrossed much Of the oe OF the Legs
b. provision has been made for keeping ca1ss
M paying the Of theI enc nor has
en the work the Ere Canal enlargement Genesee Valley
heretofore deemed nv duty to call the attention Of the Leg
@ The necessity OF making immediate appropriations to Sc
will be seriously embarrassed ifnot dis
oorueted unless the suggested my Annual
.u made at the earliest practicable period Unless the
Of these Canals Immediately improved as to admit of
boats there is cause to appehend that business viii
ed from them for the want OF sufficient of Transporter
spears that appropriation of less than $500 600 will nearly
TO make provision Tor this work viii nac, upon the
so the State and its citizens an amount Of Pecunry injury
~ NJ Of these Csnsls On the contrary thew viii hast
hat by increasing domestic con erc cheapenng
oTon and augmenns the revenues of public works.
ed lotion. Of the Gtnesee Valley and Bsck River cass
% Of % sfT the s RJs can
the BLACK River High Falls and enable the inhabitants along
transporting their umber and other products market The
expended upon the uenesee Valley Canal will give to
ma wOk for considerable portions Of the IL unjust the
od postpone these small appropriations which would be OF
.. benefit to them and would be so speedily refunded BY
cannot be doubted that the OF this State have relied with
HeS SVop ts Enc ar lateral annals a. he necessities eff The
demand aud 20 prevent an entire SUSPENSION Of the pub
Prosecution aud completion of unfinished Canals still
he ssiS Of sSS eqae tie co%on Of Ie
tskeement also hin6 the Oswego and the Cayusa and
~ ,eepth az seventy feet wide. ,... - .
million Of dollars should be secured BY one o. the modes us
me at the OF the annual session Tor ns paT'
,ss past experience history OF canals shows
efficiency Of appropriations depends less upon their amount
ne
Although the Legislature by prolonged discussions aud proposed
have recognized the Importance Of completing oar uhhn
no plan has been adopted for their eontnued
and by amendments Of the Constitution Two proposed
Ne moun be each the totol debt
y. ana the mode 81 ,S OF ts money eS5;o%s the
1os revenues which would swell the annual expenditure
iDdebeSnes Of the State to the amount Of sioSsooO
eI plan proposes TO borrow aanuS S s sA s'yS ysa5
probably Indebtedness OF Saoco the
latter also distinctly guards esan.i sgPSs,Qn Moneys 70 be
dcouneced pecuniary tit0ns elias. OF
feeling excited public mind by the Canal lettings
law Of 1851 hs created strong opposition 70 eay smsna-
oeieion in relstion to them Distracted legislation aud
the OF laws demanded by the Interests Of the pab
the amendment, Constitution proposed Assembly,
that the wol 70 be done shall reet awarded
twill Be- received with ,Ss favor y TIE people Of the
ee interests Thn amendment also conforms TO suggestion made
ee should be proposed by the Senate and Assembly
the Lessture borrow money to complete our Canals in
snner suggested il should conform in all the
the Constitution in relation the payment Of the existing
oy requiring the creation Of sinking fund tbs in
,s f the principal Of any such debt within eighteen
~ s Of m creations and the surplus tolls should be
h. sn rpose that the Legislature shall provide for
si IN he Ssssss ,tss In opinion the amendment pro-
kon ~ an, reszd the proper mode af secans ths COM
liberation. commend u 10 your favorable
= sas measures s O. tho immediate improvement,
'' independent ' and degree ia sonS ne, ss . assS