New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

the r,.,p,on a, Negro Slavery. This Geuera! s,em
bly will not have none It's duty If Il onits any wise AID
inst nessre 10 sec re for the ssr and country ner
chant con plete ndep ndence OF mammoth city banks to
he cottcIfc by rnemia to our Institutions ready as %
some financial circle. OF the great Atlantic cte 10
make bis credit with them depend on his political "a y
servieI cy 10 their fsnaea nemes 10 such enemies
in our midst We can give al the favor aud protection
he Constitution guarantees thea they cannot serious
" expect {. 70 pu,intO our outii financial bit where
with TO control us To extend reaA onsbe banking "a.
cities TO commercial cspial Il 10 not Necessary 10
run even TIE slightest risk OF converting Missouri int
bank ridden State, controlled By A1ti-S4vey cor
pcratiors in St. Louis.
Tie State Geological Survey is progressing rapidly
and favorably The State University, State Prison,
Deaf ard Dumb Asylum, &e., are said 10 be in good
condition. The NJ sssge recommends that the salary
ofbe Governor be increased from - 000 to 81 900 per
annu1r, and also recommends increased pay to other
servants of the State at jefferson City.
On the subject of the Pacific Railroad the Governor
discourses as follows:
The opinions expressed in M sst biennial mes,
ssge The subect Of railroad line of telegraph, AMI
da ~ mail aCoss the continent to CALIFORNIA;, hsve nos
only remain ed unchanged but have been fortified BY
further observation and reh con Events of the pres
eu year. slso, ought to the Government OF the
United States against pursuing the mistaken policy OF
mskII our main lines Of communication WITH the IA
cc coast through the possessions OF foreign powers
OF the two main lines that through Nicaragua has for
months psst been obsfG by the civil war st rag
ing in that unhappy county. The other, over he
Isihmus Of Papams has beer shown 10 be attended
With imminent danger to the lives and properly of our
citizens from the hawkes. conduct Of tie inhabitants
We esn from the last message OF the President that
questions of most seious nature are pending be-
tween the United States and the Republic of New
'Grsnajs all arising cut of this very necessity NV
imposed on our citizens of using circuO Is route
through foreign territory and over two eceaos instead
Of natural and lent through cur possessions
TO the Pacific coast. All friends Of speedy mode OF
alton ia.~sc tire eastern and western limits
OF oUr c. edeTacy should rejoice that the political psr
ty vbct he people have placed IL po yer tho next
ProsdeI al term stands pledged in avo- OF all proper
and constitutional efforts by the Federal Government
10 eject that end.
ALREADY something has been done by our ovn Cit.
7Ts toward improving the present condition Of things
A company has been organized by citizens of this
State and has made the necessary pr- ninsry arrange
mepts, with a view 10 the establishment of
land mail route from Missouri 10 California bill has
also been introduced into one branch of Congress for
an overland mail r5ute from St Louis to Ssa Fran
cisco ard for line of telegraph in conne cion with L.
tlust hat it will speedily become law, and be the
first OILY in series Of uOcious legislative acts by the
Congress Of the United States to draw closely 10
pe,htr the bonds of the Union, in establishing ire
quent ard rapid overland communication between its
Atlantic and Pacific coasts.