The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-13

~ senator Pate' son. OF Rochester, WAS oaheo op VAL
Resolved Tia. Canal be- and is hersey. rsless
he s an e
npon p Opey passing tide u Lsls Erie out Of
he Is
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cor necton with such measure, there are any articles o.
n he
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nss been matter OF deliberate confederation WIN
ought made between property passing the whole
length OF the Erie Canal taxing side out by way Of
Oases0 the latter place annually Increasing 10 com
quantity Of trade ON ana 70 toe greA' increasing west
BY way Of The weiand (Anads) Canal, nine tenths Of
which formerly oentered BoAo The haughty grasp
ing unaionisss have frequently made attempts 70 induce
the Canal Board 10 oharse equal tolls upon property
passing from Lake Ere 30 tke waer, whether u went
The ebfe length Of the Eric Canal entering the Osweso
Canal from Lake Ontario. Now, again the attempt 10
being made ~ seen In the resolution above quoted
ser ssor Lee, from U wego opposed action upon 1t
this morning. and was about proceeding with remarks IN
opposition when motion TO lay ON the table and print
prevailed When again called up, animated discussion
will o. sue In which The canal policy Of the State will be
reviewed. and the rival interests Of Buffalo aud Osweso
other.
The fsHure Of Frederick Foett late Canal Oommssion
compelled sts Ass~6ey GtDerai to male an asssmpt 20
brig his str0ass open Court Folett, during tho
past ss na: stated h. no had n hS pa rscsS
ed from The canal fund during his term OF office Not
yet having done So the Attorney General has been 70
quested the State authorities to make legal effort TO
obtain sight If ttose vouchers, ana the suretes are,
therefore, bound to produce the Aforesaid documents or
uls. to The OK Sond Il viii 10 rsoo
kced that John O. Asther was similarly accused, and
i was found that he owed the state nothing, having
placed in the hands Of the Auditor receipts from num-
Der Of individuals purporng 70 have been for money
received when In truth Msthef indebted 10 ndlvd
uals and not the State Whether another ex Canal Com
missioner has balanced bis books with the State is moi yet
known outside the AUDITORS office.
ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1857.
Governor Kings Veto II tho Supply Bill General Ip
prooatios-7o be Passed ,Uith Certain ems Erased
The Secret Report still Under Consolidating Done in
ESecuiue Se.sioa--7ne State not yet Prepared dc DC
Governor King sent in his message to the House this
morning, giving his for Withholding his sigma.
ture 10 the Infamous Supply bill forced through both
houses. Tho readers Of the BHRAID have previously
been advised that his Exoeency would undoubtedly veto
the bill. His objections against The items which pro.
vide for the psy Of heavy sums to legislative ira
yelling committees during the receas after the adjourn
ment Of the legislature The constitution provides .
certain per diem sr members while convened at the ca
pito in legislative capacity; the regular session
should extend fer . twelve month, no member Ia
tsd 70 any moro than three hundred dollars and mile.
sge coming 10 and returning from the capital II extra
session called the same mileage Is allowed, and three
dollars per day 10 the end OF such extra session This
late years and especially since the adoption of Il, pre-
sent constitution both houses Of the Legsa have
Of IL own members various committees unrestricted az
TO time, the employ men Of attaches, anything else
vsas CARAVANS. The amount for their services in The
Supply bill enosmcus and awakened the attention of
members OF The present Lehasnre and the matter WAS
finally TO the executive chamber from whence
TO cay came Governor Kings veto. Upon taking the
vote 10 day there were only seventeen members Of the
House found TO be oppofed 10 the veto. Whom the bill
passed the other day received sixty mae votes which
sboss hat ny two members changed their views AFTER
The Governor deserves some credit for what he has
done; siil, II he bad intended to place safeguard
sssins. improvaens legislation and protection 70
hundred thousand dollars IN that BILL fully AZ deerv
ing Of condemnation % those he ma, singled out
Any honest taks tho bill stands and easily
defect DOZENS Of appropriation TO partisan fsvorhe lobby
scha and loaers about the capitol just deserving Of
an .xeouvo veto - The orc or two items which his Ex
II tsis was ordinary matter, and applied 70 an indi
sion bu, 4; largo number OF honest, and s,me Of them
poor, creditors o. tue State highly Interested IL IL
certain that tho JOINT rules of the two houses which pre-
vent the re introduction Of bill lost will be
pended and the affair closed up 10 the beginning Of the
week, by striking out the Objectionable features.
II expected that In executive sesson this morning,
the veil oil secFecy would DO removed from Senator Cy
rus p Smiths recent report upon corruption 10 high
places. Tint gentleman being absent, prevented the
senate from tskins any action upon H. IL will
next Wcdr esdsy The secret session 10 day lasted
Cover. or King mas not Set srspred his ss,e for csps
appraers Superintendent OF Public Instr action health
officer OF quarantine, New York hArbor masters AMI
port wsrders.
TIE state Agricultural Society took possession OF the
Assembly chamber ri IL O'Clock today, md hold Il for
the evening. The reports OF The officers were read
and the president tsvored The annual address The urea
surtrs report shows the society TO be In hourshng
condition Buffalo probably The plsce where the next
annual fair viii be held.
The supply Bill.
VITO MESSAGE BY THE GOvERr Or HIS RE soNs
AT LENGTH-CoNCURRENCE OF THE HOUSE OF
ASSEMBLY WITH THE GOVERNOR.
The following message, containing tse objections Of
the Governor 10 the suppy BILL sen, to the House
OF Asseubly this morning
To rnE Hos D. ". &. LitTIEJoHS,
STEAMER or ThE ASsrNRLv;-
return, With objections 10 the Assembly the bill entitled
An act To provide Cor certain OF proc