The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-03

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TIVE CANAL AND RAILROAD QUESTIONS or NEW YORK.
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Opinions Of Legislative Candidates or All
Parties.
The nominees Of Oh parties for State Offices as far as
questioned by tho Clinton League, answered ayoraoiy
to the views of the friends Of the canal system Enough
Of the letters Of those candidates published in the
HERALD 70 show their general tenor.
We now turn The candidates of all parties for the
Legislature.
II seems that similar system Of inquiry has been fol-
lowed towards candidates for Senate and Assembly
From among the or replies, OF which copies be-
fore u.s. the following collection may be taken spec
showing entire unity, thus far among the nominees
OF all parties for Senate and Assembly, IN favor OF the
positions assumed by the Clinton League and the friends
Of the canals generally.
More letters from other parts Of the STATE may be
given In day two further indications OF the pre-
valent sentiment on these State questions.
REPLY Q, rR.scs D. srso ESQ., Ds1oGnxrc r ~
Nsssrs Henry o'RrErLv Chairman; Hueu ALLEN, secrs
SlsHEnnr-I am in receipt of yonr circular which
presenting views .. the Important subjects
his Siats unds, any prssv wbassSsr ami
di.aser TO the State either sale
Sss penins Of The canal y 10 = "' 20 ''
9 a 1 nass upon
ra hsos q ss ps SoH ,sso B. sfiSoLA.
REPLY voisEY scnnoND, ESQ.,, REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE
srArs sEsAro. IN THE zwEsrE p.srs &c, a, 1910
S ss % have ~ sssyss printed
New but have not received Of docusnss tsfsr
.be questions propoanded the oommunica,n.
answer ss follows- -. co.. c...,s
p,ppss gssss 3 Ss q New So;I Sss
Of The Erie Canal according to law speedy and eoonomi
1brd am in favor u securing to the people Of this State
equal rights upon the canals and railways q ibis
To henry oRiE,Lr and HuGH ALIEN, Esqs, Chairman and
REPLY or JOHN ESQ, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE yoR
STATE SENATOR IN sEKAToRIAI ps5Rdcr
GESrxxEs-I have received your circular contansns In
g me In reference to the canal System Of the
am e s sser o. Re canals De properly
favor Sf such . WIN he people q This
ralwnys on equal terms with the citizens q other States
ne completion
ron ASSEMBLY IN SECOND DISTRICT, CRY or
',,s1 r. hare Sssson
Should be- elected TO the Assembly, win all my
e far as csns policy Of II Is ss League
II an e lsySr % ana shsi vote hs u mediate compile
oppessa shall vote sos. .Ss sale leasing
e r. saSa f h na : LANES NE + Del
of the Clinton League.
sEsAroa IN THE THIRTEENTH sEsAYos..I p.srs,cT
TO HENRY oRlEIIY AND HUGH ALLEN PaEsiDxS1 Al AND SEC
S REAR OF THE CLINTON s. LkAcyE:--
several aus;cos relative policy regard 70 The
. srs 50 fer Ds
s n my % sv o Y ne no. hat
courtesy requires hat sS0a sSP' psy
such attention 70 your nserogaories he respectful
Mhss been my vt 70 be couasced, Ediorialy, with the
S sss oas
as s demanded ss - s asTs
teTesta OF the state.
ss ssnssa asR Ras
eqaa e III %So n dis
ann il favor Of The enactment Of pro rata law
ss ssas
REPLY or EDWIN ALLEN rso, or oswxso. pExoeaaTo NOW,
NEE roa rnx OFFICE or sTArE SENATOR rwESTYrIRsT
Mesvs HExY o'RIzIIy, Chairman and Hgoa AI.Ts. ssc
~sn f % Dssr s@ + q
~ pS sale or
e. earliest
az for
asSs 81 = s 81 S in g. nc e g.
these corporaons and their should Be respects
benefit, xSsS ssS SsSs right from sorDsrss s
sh9sa6 Sss%sd q Ss mi Ara Sshs:s importance ana e
Win saes he Ssnsass q our inter n;sr
havns mus S1sy svsn on the subject TO
- 80 - ! 80 - '' pG EDWIN ALLEN.
LYx.
ngcH A.rrs Esq Secretary Of d hhGoalls &c. - 1852
inerTogaoriea IS before me for answer 1' @"1
ss sn Of n m s
a, The canals should Is the properly and kept
might be thereby economically conducted and saved from The
have ever been favor Of the immediate enlargement Of
Ten years Of strict life in New York city have
not permitted me 70 be fully aware Of all the conflicts be-
ee r nave ey x
any way aztec, my udgmen: should the questions BE- brought
before me for legislative action H. II. PiERSON.
REPLY JOSHUA yERo, JR ESQ.,. REPUBLICAN,
ros STATE TEsrH sEsArosAL DIETRICH
CArsKuI, Oct. 60 1859.
10 Messrs Henry o'RIrILr AND HucH ALLEN, President
GEsrIESES.Your circular Of October Is In, this momen.
your nterrogatories.
FrsI am In favor Of the completion Of the canals as
templned by law.
secondi opposed to selling leasing the Of as
State upon any terms
Third Y favor Of securing to the people Of this great
sass
States
The short time can devote 70 subec. must be mr. ex.
cusc for my brief reply JOSHUA FlERO, JR.
REPLY or WILLIAM A. YOUNG ESQ., DgN0cRATIc ron
SENATOR, rarR1EENrH DISTRICT.
Albany, Oct. 2, 1850
HETRr O'RlxILy, ESQ., Chairman, &C.,
DEAR SR1 en- in receipt Of circular propourding
me several inexrgaories In answering which have great
pleasure.
To the fst reply that ana opposed 70 sale or o.her dis
position Of the canals Of this State which
Into the property Of incorporated companies OF private nd
vduas am satisfied that public interest demands that these
important works should be preserved In perpetuy high
ways for the common advantage Of all,
To the second reply IN OF The speedy COM
pieton Of the enlargement OF the canals according TO law
Judgment the friends of canal system have
estimated the necessity the value Of this
ITO the third answer that am in favor OF legsaons