The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30
Assembly,

AlbANf, Jan 40, 1906
ygW Pilots.
Mr. D. 3. TAYLOR reported bin TO rcgalae and license
the pilots Of New York.
ANorgEs DEBATE THE CANAL QUESTION
Mr.. INGALLS,, (dem) OF Washington, resumed his re-
marks. The policy Of the democratic party had always
been TO carry forward the public works rapidly
could be udiciousy and safely done In 1855 the plan OF
completing canals rapidly The revenues would
permit adopted, and should not be abandoned In
1858 the financial systom Of the whole upry greatly
deranged and The wbg party into power Their po
cy was debt for the enlargement OF the canals
In four five years the stocks of the state reduced
TO ~ per cent. Tho ascendancy of the democracy
restored They found the energies OF the state para
lyTcd and the only remedy stop policy and the
mill tax, which relieved the State from its embarrass
nent The verdict Of tho people sustained the denocra
tic party. They will not sustain o debt policy. John
Randolph said he had discovered the philosophers
1t was ''Psy as you go This is the only safe policy
for government. When the nine million loan wa made
the judiciary Of the state noby pronounced 1t uncont
tutional and the people have trumphanty sustained
that decision lhis should be lesson TO those who de-
sired 10 override the constitution. Mr. the apo
logis OF Gov Seymourhe needs defender. There /.
proof Of the charge of dupcty against that gentle
The best evidence OF mans reputation home
Is the of those who know him, and Gov. Seymours
majority Is mostly found in the counties whero he is
intimately known. Ills message entirely acceptable
the people 1t Is not tctatorai 1t is modest and clear
giving facts and data presenting fully aud distinctly
the condition OF public works. He had recommended
the completion Of the enlargement in be
safely DONE He shows as what has been accomplished,
and how a future improvement may be succe 5sfally
made. lie presents US three specific propositions-
ajax, loan, or an amendment to the con situation
and leavsa 1T with the Legislature TO decide between
them Mr.. j. believed the expenditure OF mil
lion year woad complete the canals IN eight years,
and that the capacity Of boats could be gradually in
creased during this siae The democratic party were
willing 70 sdopt any pohcy OF carrying on the public
works within the limits OF tae constitution and oil secarty
But vs must have policy safe against the rovulsions
oSch alsays attenu extravaganza Mr. l. defended the
resoonenda!on that economy OF labor and provisions
shoald be duly considered IN the enlargement not
when labor Is gh ana there Is WORK enough Tor a thst
men need employ ment On our Ganait when hoor IS
low that the poor would be benefited by an impetus
given to the enlargement Mr. hoped there would be
factious opposition in the House that al would
cordially ana honestly unite IN endeayorng TO frame
safe ana einc,eht censi ponsy. ,,,..,,,
Mr. Hastings (wbig) OF Monroe thought the discussion
had taken too vide range Neither the conduct OF the
Governor during sno campaign nor the acts oil our pre-
deoessors were under considcraiion Inc question Is
simply one regard 70 the reference OF the governor
message NO mad heafd some things III TINS oeoae from
bosh Pstes 9nai gave naa pieas1se a. ana maen tnas
paineo hm He always legrssssa to nva .e motives o'
any prancn OK ,e soYeI nneat prougnt INTO question
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