New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-15

attained Fret thc rocunn " tho states n'cr'I ~ tto
mad second n uniform and refm'nent W.'m 'r ~
management aud hind certain eni roapT ,osen''
nNn H. II n 20 lease tho road nndcr nm "ol n w p'ra
don toa chatter be granted with capital OF I'VE nun
died thousand dollar In ehaos Vt
The charter should provide that the o'mh'| s"on'l mle
!, mi annual pa,mcnts ~ the state aud thai the hrN ia
nrn should sps fscfs work Ia forfeiture The amount
,cun,d to ho paid by thc company Tor ia cao should DC
nj icNs Owe per cent on tho capital ,nVosted hy Tue Sa'
Which mieht hc osiimaicd NJ Eve millions Of d'era rho
rhater should he for limited tme and perhaps twcny
Eve wears would be sufficiently long The company should
lie Nqui,cd 60 rturn the Rad at the expiration y" ,,r
lsRfr In ~ good condition aud ne we'll equipped ~ "hon
they rccti,cdu Tho Improvements which tho ncrca',i
business of the road will require them TO make womb
Afford reliable guaranty upon this point Va INC o'hes
hand the state should agree 10 pay The company 'or any
incte ssed value given the road by tho Improvements
mrac nv them Provision should also bc made In thp
charer protect connecting roads ON partial "nd uR
uW administration ot is affairs. under such ruaitos
would Insure perfect impmaliy. 10 has hxod he says
tie csyuOl II bN million surprising that 10 be salicen
for the ordinary improvements which are stu required !,
vm tho road IN complete oor Inc 9s rnaI . S,
h,WNncI ncv0cc u. tho business 81 inc ro"u Sho"'
acquire The LAYING ct y double track
SenAinr oi tho rentcntiary. the Governor says that
, business though comparing iaNcraby win me nasne,
at rrcccdug years not and In hs ndsmen' never wa
he source vi revenue 10 the state The business obul
iar lan mad has boon commenced on pretty cS,n
s,c scaic aud he has hesitation IN saying that II ~ tho
most pritalo business that ho carried ON in tho
il~ rcccmucpds return to annual sessions of tho Gen
efal Assembly and believes that the public judgment Of
The State l. prepared ~ acquoscc therein.
lie also ice, mmVnds that some provision DO made ny
thr rysrn General Assembly Tor the final sottlomen oi
a., claims oi the creditors oi tho Bank of Daricn eihcr
!, submitting the questions involved 20 tho decision oi
de courts 90 other tribunal to DO selected ny th'
I,rissturc and agrrtd e. by the parties concerned
Ia relation To the question of houndar, between ihM
STATE and Georgia he transmits the cogI spcnden'o 90
tween the Governor aud Attorney Ganord OF This state
and HIMSELF On that subject aud his Nows being 81 iny
,,srntc in that ccrcs cndence he deems II unnecessary
a. add auyth,nK in rcrrt thereto, merely rconnond
Ing ha tic suggcson contained in the last olor oil oar
Ato.ney General be acooded 20, aud Tat provision be
made tor sal hitting the question of boundary to The dc
cisivn ct tho Supreme Count cf the United States, Pro
sxnhpc in his the most satisfactory rdc If settling
DISPUTE Nheh he saws. ii len unaustcl. might at some
nuiutC day lead O. unpleasant consequences
Re ends She extension ot The law giving Judrh'
elections she people 60 thc romanins cosos OF Slae o
Gers elected by ihc Legislature.
lie lkcwi,, recommend that in the event of the Ism
mons case being carried before the Supreme Court The
,cri,o b. sa,hcifcd To employ abe counsel in behalf
a. tht safe II Georgia aud oonclado his abo message
Nv starS that the general condition of oar Federal rcs
lions lscscnts Gathering prospect aud that since the
hsIpy tCmirson OF thosu angry sectional sisc', which
fr time Threatened poaco and qaet tho country
has snfued 81 state al calm ropose. aud All the mica
tiors Il the rrvs nj point 60 happy pcSooa aud pros
fxfOgs iu,urc