New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
NETWORK DAuY TRIB1jNE' MONDAY, JANUARY 8. 1856

ba,f uilio, sircs ssO sna more th.a fsgr hunire
ttc,ssrs sincs ls7f. The immigrstscn into 4
state err'ng he pas; season. and nee the taxing
Il Cens Is as been IL u believed eq1al q Vas o
sDy other psfioi. IL has asc been rls'e sA1jec'
remark, that the new setter srs disti,-uhhvi
tso.T mt Liz AID 5uterpr-s.
The Stat Prison hiss {. led g. meet IA exp ,a.'u
Of former l.egi-i,tures ana he people Tzkiag n
lhbOr OF .nt CDlvicts meet is current etpel Is
Every , eL- ~ hnl large def ncy. GEES. e., a.
p's nts are ns3e ~ want 81 niso pine and ELI
n the OF tie prisons snt of the Gle oil
Ices ssd oTceE which axe chafa ierisslc OF wei
manage PeLl 81 i--y
The rretence Of sevprsl hoys nj ynu'i nans a.
\ rors Hardened criminals IN the States Prison IN
eBcss lie Governor 10 prEe ne propneiy D
establishing house Of refuge or eorT sc'ou a. "a
stse TO- the yr.cu where cnleer course Of treat.
mfBt mere especially adapted to their reform alton
so be employed
general Railroad Lsw ia rec )mGsndrd in ohed.
&c q the public n,inent Of the state. and the
vernon colours 10 the oli1on q ~ predece $ n
ths the present powers Of the Pot Huron and Lake
Michigan Railroad Company may be ENLARGED with 8
view t. a. iii stilg tie rro. 'e-s OF .1a' work
TIE yi-vs expressed in reference - the swamp
Lsrds are worthy OF Gten jon. Il Is recommended
that H. al future sale tie lands shall b. sub
jet 20 crstsge by he purchaser and hr the llnt.
ss be- -nlc crly 10 actuai occupants anf ia limited
Qualities IL j. a-O recommended that IN the cases
sIeie isLfs have been already sold before the IS
Of the patents thefefor rrsnsi tons p-on)un 'ed ul
cor sttutoIal by Judge Douglas the STATE Treas
ureT may refund the money upon the return of the
certificate or the purchaser may retain the lsa1s
~ cOIdtion that he rerqlish clsm, for drainage.
The il come 6rsirg from sales NJ these lands Il IL
urged tho ID be sscr fly e. voted TO eiucitOni pur-
poses snr in carr ing out this s1d female 81 nlns
res mentioned az among the means 70 bs EN-
plcye5.
The Governor r. comments the enactment Of Pro-
hihioIy Liquor Law. under iufcious provisions.
Financial questions are discussed at considerable
len. III Tic G. veruor pre'euts some very judclous
vie,s 70 alive 20 the currency. without, h Teyer,
baking sny speciuc recommendation Concerning
eeners bark ~ law b. sa's "S1ould you believe
"hsi ths inter- Of the State require the passage Of
"a barking law Il will be your tuiy ~ pro sle
"some certsin check against recurrence Of the evils
with Which W. have heretofore been allotted
On the IN sion f aiixing limit 20 the en- ach
mtD's Of avery, ana tne position which ''higan
other free S'ates ought 70 assume concerning &C.
Gov Brgi am gives u'tsrauce 20 the views OF ARE
shortly of the ptoIls-anG he does Il mantully and
firmly though temporarily and in reason. The peo-
PIE OF NJ hgsu he SAYS truly. de nand the iestora-
''tiop of freedom 70 Ksnsas and Nebraska and he
sets forth The terms Of the only practicable per-
uareIt setL-n EFT of the Issue between me North
ana the South in worcs which, while they well
bear repeihIon will fnd M echo in the hear. Of
every tue nan IN Michigan.
GOV Brich.m advocates the Instruction of the
Michigan Cor gres sipual Delegation. and enters elab
oaey into The slavery question. III wing thai ORG.
iba.iy ths American policy excluded Slavery from all
Mt. nsl Territory
"Next the Missouri Compromise tolerated the in-
crease of slave State carved out OF slave territory
On The con, on of excluding the evil from all north
of $50 30 by posilye prohibition Then by the tai
and Nss NJ xicO acts free territory made SUCH by
foreign las Was converted into slave territory and
sot- faith il broken sud solemn pied yes violated
N oroer that toe soil, from which the curse was eN-
Guided hy a la1 which has been @eu understood AMI
rfgarced c0WD0cf Tor year. snail be converted
into slave eel. Ttepeople of the free states are now
satisfied that this question l. Of an import lnce para
MONT to that Of every Other aud that the efforts Of
patrioi, Gao be directed to 10 higher object than
real and permsucDt settlement OF II That such
q rermsn,nt sett., nent II practicable ! believe
Thrt i, can be Effected without dishonor To either
and with ircslcuable al vantage to both sections OF
ID. country, | am thoroughly convinced. Inc great
trrciu,e of snch sct emeur should be, the divorce
a. u. Genera Gavtrum-Dt from slavery Neither
C,rpf.se or the President should take ary part IN n
PRODUCING OF extending such an evl. Without any
nferter.uce whatever with the internal concerns OF
Ststes rot committed by the Constitution, to the
sut.rvison OF Congress, the Executive the power
and ufuer &C Of both depsrm nts should BE- eXeried
for f. euout Of Freedom, rather than for tns
benefit Of slavery There shOuli be no Slavery IN
,tf District # Coluubiz--noIe IN National Terri
tories NJ slave catching utJer NATIONAL iaN-no
sve trad. 10 Ane ricen vessels allowed or Regulated
bv act. # Corgress-no slave auctions under process
out of Federal CoUris These things done, tue eN-
anil. soe influence Of the National government
woild he on The side Of Freedom, aud the power OF
r,asou and the oIce OF sympathy mght DO safely re-
he'd upou a. br.ng about universal emancipation.
10 M re olUion urging upon congress The passage
of Homestead law a cOngratulatOry aluslon 70 me
SAui Cana recommendation of the interests OF the
csttAl 81 d reference 10 the general duties OF !he
LEGISLATURE conclude the Message.