The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

Message OF the Governor Of Missouri.
Goverr Serins Price sent his last message 70 the
II occupied mainly with reference to the railroad and
banking iDeress Of the STATE with accommodation for
an increase Of the Sovsrnor. salary We give below
THE KEPUBLICAN CITY OF 81. LOUIS.
cannot BE- denied Thai ErSw,os spir; Of bitter hes
shox seI 10 The cty Of 81 louis smouS ,rton Of NJ
inhsbisnts and while would be unwse and unjust 70
lRsise against the interest Of any community because
wise and tust TO shape your legislation with view TO
render the balance Of the state Independent OF It's
tropolis WHICH chooses 70 give aid and comfort to our
enemies.
WHAT THE EAsTERN CITIES ARE DOING.
We have feen In Eastern cities ~ < matic attempts 10
divert capital from our borders deprecate our STATE
dr. and cry down vi Of our individual merchants
for the sole reason that We protect the institution Of negro
slavery. THIS General Assembly will not have done Its
duty II omis any wise and just 10 secure for
The farmer and country merchant complete iodepen.
depce Of ammoh city banks to be CONTROLLED by
Of the great Atlantic cities TO make bis credit with them
depero his political subserviency their anatcal
schemes. TOsucb enep les In our midst give al
the favor and protection the constitution guarantees
them: u cannot seriously expect 10 put into
mcuih financial bit wherewth 10 control us To OK
tend asopsbe banking facilities to our nmerciA cApi
ta IT Is not necessary 10 the slightest risk Of
converting Missouri into bank ridden State controlled
by anti slavery corporations In 81 Louis.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
The geological survey Of the Stale 10 progressing - IA
vossby pidly the means at the nand OF It's
able krs emceh supefipendent Professor IT, V. SWSl-
low ~ill permit The results OF be ab0rs Of the State
eeolcgis and his assistants exhibited In the reports al
ready published must convince every that the State
10 most amply compensated for the outlay by the in
OF the ealth Of our citizens from more extern
sive know ledge Of cur great mineral resources oar
Destly recon mend such additional APPROPRIATION as
will cradle the survey 10 be continued with efficiency
and Iapidry.
REJOICING OVER THB LATE ELECTION.
ske great pleasure IN ooperstulapg you on tho
suspicious result the Preside initial BY which
there States have just been convuaed. For the 6rst time
In the history OF the republic the solemn warnings OF the
Father Of his Country have been dsregarded by large
portion OF It's people, and sectional party having with
. few ignomlnous exceptops) it, adherents solely In
hose States in which the ins tuOn Of slavery does not
exit, been rallied to attack upon the equality Of
States which s the Of federal institu
tons But sDother very large portion Of the people OF
those very States and IN some Of tnem majority, have
faithful to the premises OF the constitution
and driven back the flood OF fanacm which threatened
TO overwbem in It's fury Alarge debt of gratitude
is due by all lovers Of the Union and the constitution to
the Lsora who met and conquered the foes Of that
Union and contribution In the Northern States Let
trust that conquest gained such heavy odds will
prove q durable The experienced statesman who
s about TO take the helm Of national government has
before him task of oecacy and difficulty; but his prin
cplts previous public life sor1 ample guarantees
that bis aims will be only the glory and prosperity Of all
the States and the preparation the Union In the spirit
In which was formed by our fathers.