The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14

ss.ae.es.M.1AAss~Aa.,
the above named persons appeared .n5
were duly qualified.
! Mr.. H. Welsh was elected Speaker os
the Senate The Governors MESSAGE viii
be sent in tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6, 1853
SENATE.-The Senate completed i,s
Organization to-day by the election Of tho
following officers, all Democrats
Chief Clerk.-Wm Ii. Miller; A,
sistant Clerk Fraucis NJ. Hutcbinsan.
Transcribing CIerks.-Nalson Weisrer
j. Simpson Africa, Jesse B. Davis =
Sergeant-at-Arms. Theopilus SNYDER.
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms.- -Wm. p
Brady; Door-Kcepers.-Lewis Franz
Assistant Door-Keeper.-!S. D. Brobst
John Farrell Messcnger.-A. c. Wor,
thing5on; Assistant Mcsscpgcr.-Danel
Spear;
There was : strict party vote on the
above oticers-2l toI2.
House. OF REpREsENTArIvEs.-Tbc
House, after the reading of the Govern.
or's Message, proceeded to elect its off
NO ron,i,ot;o"s b.. 49,, tbS nli lIere Oelps
Wv .'s 'IIiC'IiS' 'he
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Of Philadelphia, reelected; Door X Keeper
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1He lleieutps ns- tmv nmo N"i@i'oe on
i'"D0' nay " poen %on 7Ti%o0'0V0' ~ eAPenQl'
lures 20'f9 'ovV' l NJ interest ., On inc
io"oea "eO' ", WI " P'o".I'y pau ana
'h&I que III fep'uafy VIII "ISo DC paid
out cl OF the %y3lL"n'e 3l:.l means no" III Inc
! treasury " I1h!n tne l"SI t"fee years
'he PnDiic otnI' "iInou' IeSor'lng 10 tenl-
Po'@r} II, loans iIas oeen reduceo ol'7Io'-
ptV. 1 ne expenditures Oh the haIh iIhe
The Governor congratulates the rco-
ple On the sale of the line. and suggests
the sale at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, Of the whole of The public works.
4 repeal of the tunAace tax is earnestly
recommended. In reference to the sus-
pension of the banks. he states that the
amount realized from the banks by the
payment ofone-fourth Of l per ccntum on
he capital stock has dcfpaycd the czpcns-
cs Of the extra session, leaving balance
Of &35,O 900. He suggests reform in the
system of banking aud management, and
recommends modification Of the tariff to-
a mo1e liberal protection Of manutactur-
ing-espccially iron interests. lie says
that the periods Of low duties have always
been marked by excessive importations,
large exports ofspecie, oycr-trading, bank
expansion, suspension, and financial and
commercial conyulsions; and that we'll
regulated tariff is a more certain security
against bank suspensions than any sys,
tenn Of pains and penalties which Las
henn devised
Dna-.--- n*,'=z7-,',>a . NJ
'2'L1+9" me- 5 ~ ;n : AVA. " :, "D, ~ - f ,n
that men, by nature are Coatiaca-
tai Coagrcss, l779
1t is conceded, on all hands, that the