New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
Core.ponde,ce Of The y. Y. Tribune.
LECoMProN. X. T. Jan

Whatever else they may do, the immaculate Ter
ritorial LEGISLATURE will not he apt to forget them
selves II will lee remembered that at their last
session the members of each House were made to
figure largely on every corporate bill 'r charter oi
c0n,emencc: and IN such east, the privilege,
granted were Of the most partial and unprece-
dcnted kind While this session Is likely 10 have n
fair share of political elements, they Will be- mixed
ND with cloud OF bills comforting special PRIV
ileces Bank. railroads, towns &C., VIII be made
Ia figure and the members al these august bodies
have already indicated that their own services will
not be forgotten in such Cases. In the bills already
introduced have taken pains 10 note how many OF
them are for the special behOOl of these SaPient Ly-
curpuses A. these features mature INTO acts
will give the particulars; meanwhile, thls num'er-
one feature is the rule.
Steps are being taken 10 organize the counties
aud perm0nentig locate the county seats not located
Or organized last session. This !, 10 be- done by
| the Legislature-to be- done here and the people
interested are not 20 be consulted, probably VIII
never hear Of il till il IS done Perhaps there ma!
NOT bee over thrcc or foHr. at most twenty Pro-
Slavery meu in some of such counties More than
likely the repTest ntatNe who takes the step II he
be- actually resident of the county IN question.
wants 10 make tswn site oi his claim and has II
made the county seat in this way. At all GENTS,
his having an interest IN II may be- set down a.
fixed fact
So far ssa patent manufacturing of towns i con
cerncd Kansas has grOtrH with fearful rapdlt! Tor
the past week even should the Thermometer have
been below zero. We have the " Newcastle Town
Compapy" and the " Ncrmillion City;' " Rose
port in the bud. aud among many others a
Eureka" Where this latter place may be To-
Gated is a puzzle requiring nothing short oi dl'lna-
ton. II would require smarter man than Euclid
| to cNclam in regard a. it, and with truth, " Eu-
| reka ~
bin for the creation and determination of The
duties Of tax collectors reminds Us OF the fact that
| the bogus tax, which there has never yet been
| serious and systematic ci0r, t0 collect, mlst be-
| paid. As matters stand We see no help for II.
| That this tax may be- expended on the town aud
! road spcculaiiVns OF these Lawmakers OF their
friends, will not b. likely to modify The case. The
Territorial authorities sud the General Go eminent
| have sanctioned and built up thu authority, aud
| tie steps are being taken 10 render escape from
them impossible. ar more expensive than sub
| mission.
Ii is worthy Of note that the great majority OF the
| Territorial roads from some real or imaginary
| point 10 LecomptOn. What necessity Tor such
Capitalization OF travel in TIL. direction exists, j;
| would puzzle = Scotch Jew 10 determine. In this
system these roads Should they ever get money IL
make them) viii be Ike the spobes.ln the radn OF
| of a wheel, LecomptOn being the " hub. lle
| business necessity ot all this 10 a town which IN
this fast country has been struggling inIo existence
Tor year aud halt, and which can now boast ct
I'VE groceries a WI, tchrd hotel and bad boarding
| house, together with about dozen other partially
| finished houses, and shabby foundation Tor cap!-
tai which they say IS 10 BE- Duilt, IS not very clear
A general act of incorporation for bank. has
been introduced upon the abstract merit: OF The
great bank question; but innot SEE bow Il Is 10
md favor.
Gen. Richardson introduced a bill to-day IL me
| Council, which j. a sort OF incorporation aci' lie
handed solltd little pamphlet 10 the Clerk. from
which Il Was read, passed 10 the second reading
BY suspension OF The rules 10y the BY he suspen-
non OF The rules s he rue here, iher euiorcement
the exception, and referred - Committee. The
| pamphlet IN question Missouri sc. Of this
character Missouri B. Liberal OF her laws 70 The
| Territory.
Ii appears that this IS not 10 operate as / cheek
on special acts Tor the same or slnhAr purposes.
This afternoon the Governor. scheme for railroad
! through Texas blossOmed. his grand scheme is
| STYLED the E" Kansas Central Railroad and Is 70
start IRON tins point and run 70 Galveston Bay,
| Texas. il the Gull OF Mexico. Tia. the Terrific
rial legislators would have confined their definition
| of limits 10 the frontier Of this Territory might
| have been expected-but no. Perhaps this arises
| from an acquired habit of forgrGuoe.s about such
things a. State or Territorial boundaries The bill
IS long and comedies more than common privileges.
Should IL receive the SANCTION OF the House, 10
NAV be worth anayz.Hg. IL makes the capital
81, OOU. 0tO. in shares of Sl00 each The origin4.
| corporstors are Richardson. FOrnan and Coffee,
Of the Council; Mitchell only OF the House (this
measure originated IN the COuncl-gas introduced
| by Forman), and Secretary NOodsOn and DR.. or
| Probate Judge Wood outsiders. Here was
project contemplating capital OF 5000 OOO, and
| lie construction OF one Of the most important
| Roads On the CuntiDeDt-ii II could be bqilt-qu;-
| e,y absorbed IN this way. Il passed through see
ond and .hrd readings BY suspension OF the rules,
was considered eDgrossed and finally passed
the Council ia about thriy minutes alter IL INTRO