New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08


one u tie CO. eT0r l'eIs r-1-. tl. hes1 w. ~
u pouli further tu-ros' o. fo~- -o'ioe iefr.-cy
% The provlrio1s Of our Cf.Iniasl Co1e Ebch * a
Renee h.s sAoV 10 be 20 etms destructive n 80
: end o. public iu-,ce Unde, tic Y-0vi-iY-s - o--
statutes which regulate The s1rn'sI7u Of - 'es'i
nOIy slGse Il. under al cifcJrs's1c-s. inoon ~
,elt - sFe e'.c-'ce lie ca'e 80 g .t1,t l"'i"4
J Il Which murderer has ben ,cguitfs1 in o11s--
/ gUeUce of the exclusion Of such t--umgoy. nee n
1t advisable, 10 reference = public pIosecgti)u' ~
/ 'e,s' that slaves sbou bs rendered conp-'e-t
/ 20 . s'ify whe'hey fo- - sgairst the ac"r'ef
ei'he- IA preliminary investigators, or, saea
] Indictments a. pelling, sgiA-t tree negro7.-
III. Governor favors the erection of the p-of)s4f
monument il memory o. the Ssnsr- Of the D-cl.rs
. tor # Independence which prOel,ims thtt all nsn
a. c-eo.rd frse rrd eQua' hl1css We suppose eT
cepied in the opinion " the Delaware Governor Tbs
J. Governor vs1es pStriotc under this head, and say'
b ATf niebt % Dcswere fer! jrsty pr"u1 = point
% he- children the name If CFsT Rpfney, Thomas
/ Mexican en- George Real inscribed upon al
rOrgmen TIE indeO'sdcess Of tae state 10 anu ~
Ia uas go 80 ~ o. which 'La sum Of a. 10 81
was due the STATE Treasurer settlement s2 600 -
The Farmers Bais. and 81 600, which was b9Tro Fe1
Is authority &C III L. gi,atUrr = meet the cemtots
/ fffr rpces,sry 20 be discharges The reven5ss Of
the State have been greatly sassd the G,yernor
say. fiom various s1u'cts, e1l.iL9 e,l,Iy 10 IL
! cyessrf taxes up~r the Newcastle AID FreachtOF1
Turnpike end Rerosi Company bonuses from
Banks and Lotteries All fees iOr licenses loS retail
iLg spniiuous liquors.
NoR1H CAROLINA Coy. Bragg was naugurate1
on the st Of January Gov b. reitera'es the opinions
he EXPRESSED before the election in regard to the
strictions placed upon the Right OF Sufrage by the
State Constitution by abrogating the freehold qus-
;6cetiep for senatorial voters The Governor also
indefinitely aluces to the internal improvement ques
ton; congratuates North Carolina upon her CON-
paratively email public debt sound though contracted
curtDcy arc urges the prOsec 1t.On OF LIBERAL sSs
ten OF imIrOvemC at especially the completion OF he
yxOs AZ o.
announces that Rip Van Wake has thrown on his
Ietbsrgy end that time will shOS thar North CaroLGs
has The neans the ability and the rH = rue ths race
set before her The Governor cooc'ufes hls Inaugural
with In u Quiry to the perDanency OF our Instu-
tiors IL whicD be introduces tue >laYerg question
ard the truu ph OF 'he Fusoris's We quote tue fora
boougs o the Governor as 10 the preservation of our
Institutions sLl tue WO kings OF tue State ard A.
tioral Governments Hitherto. uotT outstanding the
occasional iariirg Of some disc ordant eeneots II has
uroy ed enIently suCcearfut But i ls believed TIA
II can only continue 70 be 90 Oy stctly cOnfnIag tue
action Of National Cove rnren 20 its int-t con
tiutoDsl sphere leaving 70 the States the free aud
Uninterrupted exercise OF all the powers we'd
to them OF 10 the peOple-bt the OrserY zneb of
spirit Of Justice moderation and iJrbear2Gcs to-
ward each Other by the different states Of the Cnioa
ana thi- people sus by tzithirl compliance
with all their oblea'i'us constitutional and le Al
IT, OIL the cOItIMy the powers OF the Gereral Gov
emmett in stituted by 4as ana MADE for toe Del
eft Of US al are perverted AM weide; rs to make
1sr upon particular -econ-if tie peculiar lu-ti-
raly sas~led by those wbo have properly and right
fully no cot &c, n in the msts-'t our constitutional
rights al q the laws pass i 10 give them prsc1cL
effect ore 20 be utterly set at naGgtt aud IA their
stead rampant and self .aDctitcd fansiicism IS 20
rult-thfL the ds's of our Republic will btge bsen
rumbeyed and we shall cease 70 be united people.
W cam Of shut eyes and ought not. II we could.
10 the spectacle which has laeiy been presented in
The nm slavchodng States OF this Union and
10 tie efforts which have there been maze, IN
fortunately with too much Snccess. 10 array
section against section. ana people against people.
We have been charged with Aggression, ~heh 20
have been the pHty greyed ~e point for e1ln-
PIE. TO the constitutional provision tor the reel INA
lion OF our property and a's for the exc aios o. me
law passed 20 give It practical effect. We are too
hy many that that Jaw must be repealed, and by not
a lev. that there Is a higher law than the Coast
tuition Itself il the breasts of northern feemen, aud
that the free North is not 10 be made huntag-
Ground for The slaves OF tbs South. We ak 10 he
admitted 10 On equal participation 10 the common 10
beriiGnce All common acquisitions of the country,
md are 1T to Leave with every people the settle
men. Of lie own domestic relations III its own ~ay.
But We are told that Slavery must be confined 10 ~
present Limits and thai there shall be 10 more slsye
Territories or slsve States The dag may come per
Lsps it Will be too late when our northern brethren
vii discover that the southern STATE. iutend 10 De
equals Il the Union, o. Independent out OF Il.
MIcHIGAS As We surmired the Message recently
noticed by telegraph that Of the retiring Acting
Governor Andrew Parsons. We give synopsis
THE surplus in the Treasury the 3Oth November
last was 1888 0Ji o. The entire State indebtedness
az the same time funded fundabe and due 10 the
trust fund.- Wa a. 2l3 "a a. The specific taxes
during the wear l-54 Mere 49, 80 90 TIE entire
receipts intO the Treasury for the lear were 500,
~, o. The Governor thinks large surplus 10 tue
Treasury should be avoided, end therefore recon
ueuos that the act OF las be amended 50 that utter
es o. art PAD bond which shall not be surrendered
within specified TINE shsl cease. lie also recon
NERDS That It the policy OF making banks deposi'o-
RE of the surplus funds coiuD-d, i've per cent.
uteJest lie charged. that the trust funds be used 20
pav the Stats debt that a general Railroad Law be
eIacted that The capital took Of the PoT Huron and
Lake MchiSsf Railroad Company ~ mere ise1' tust
he capital stock 81 mining companies may be greater
than 500 600. that a general banking law De n1
passed that the circulation Of bauA blls 81 smaller
demon mat, o than five dollars be prohitited tlat
the old hank charters be repealed that tne amp
ai sw be amended SO that tue lands shall be sold
sultct to drainage by the purchaser, an that the
proceeC. be appropriated 10 the extingusnmant 90 the
State Dc hf or 10 the educational fund or part 20
both that the minimum price Of these lands be not
raised on account of the lOT pTic6 II GJYerImeLt
LANDS under the graduation law that the prohbiory
HQuor law be repeaeG. and ~ act passed pr b.Dtng
,irelN the sa'e Il spurious liquors II less qpsLity
than one ~ more gallons a-d that not 70 be drank On
the preu,ises where sOc-srG 70 be carried away AZ
one time. Gnd Also prohibiting the sale or GUT A.
leyerage 70 aIy peIso OF kno III tut-Tperte hd'ts
that House Of Correction for juvenile Offenders DE-
established that the Constitution be amended 50 q;
IN rroyde for annual sessions Of tie Legislature Of
forty DAYS each or biennial sessions ot eighty Gays
that The salaries II the JUDGES Of the SCpcne Court
State Officers ana OF the Agsr az the state Prison
be increased.
The message If Gov Kiusey ; Bingham was DE-
lvered Oh the u OF January. l. Is highly interest
ing review Of lie affairs Of Michigan aad shows taa,
State 10 he In q fourishng condition. The iunded
debt of the State amounts to s. 81 81 81 Of winch