The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

r ns s z. o NE M april when ne canals
the year more than twenty per cent and be uniform
% charge, addition lawful re II freight such sum
Ds ,sf ' 81
tho through and traffic alike ,osis
81 Ss &C.
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N is he e *
aA2s NOMINEE FOR
new K YORK; TX. Now ss.t !, i ssss
the Clinton League received and reply
in favor compeono Of the canal enlargement. !.
seven feet depth
2. am opposed to selling or leasing the canals. -t
B. am in favor Of The pro raiiroaa freight BILL
''s ''Spss'"A'' 'ou'wa ". DRAKE PARSONS
To nIsnv o'REuy, ESD, chairraan and HUGH i ALIEN.
EEfLY OF WAIVER SESSIONS. NOMINEE FOR
SENATOR TnInrYs SECOND plszrIc1.
Mr.. ALIEN Secretary Clinton League - w. ~
o %s sse % my ao on the
In answer n will say ha, lam in favor Of raising
spsnng q naSgSn ne X, spring and ce
am oppo'ed 70 selling or leasing the canals under any
% rnsy ao9 Ss OF The
IN favor of such legislation furnish Is the PEG
and such as ha railroads furnish a'a acss
s % saSy a. e IS 2
for The products Of other States. Yours, truly,
IL
REPLY OF EPHHAIh Goss ESQ REPUBLICAN KoMNEE roR
SENATOR, TwEsrY-ElcHrH SENATORIAL DtsrRicr.
Grsr1r~rx-Ycur Of the sh S address isps
nasor evening and reps Se aS- a'S %
a ss r r. shs on
hai a Of the s n acted
they \. express terms, 2. ohibRed such sale.
SECTION q article e the constitution reads folows
Of the canals Of as State; but they remain tSe pro-
isgsiss,e - nntRosify over
In .s respect and In that case, such amendment must be
10 Would say that am in favor Of the SPEEDY
sc 40 81 ers e hs q the canals as
sas ss; spas in Of seen
rail q s this . y wS anS
railways upon as favorable terms as are 10 1 sns
adoption principles contained in ss "a obtaining the
am. respectfully your ebedient SCI can't linton League
REPLY OF W. LEWIS. ESQ. : EPHRAIM GOss
A-'' rics -ssacaAr,c NOMINEE FOR THE or.
- ~ot AsSEMBLYMAN .t...
,s.sss Il REILLY aqsn A5Es SeT
ssw H
cation ,ts ys sun acknowledging
sGar sssi 70 Know ..s h ss! y .ss
- :. :. - "An. .i system Of the Stale &C
perry Of the people OF the STATE opposed sale
second-I am in favor Of the immediate completion Of the
e e or law as The great
through the State Of New Yoss ep@ nss VIM n
New York city the commercial metropolis Of America"S
d he sS"a VS. TSass s sa
sMqso s Tsa an also aGa Ss
sncm LEGISLATION in regard to both canals and railways
%lss G oe As ss AND
growing "sy the city Of kew ysrk
THEODORE VOORHEES, ESQ.,, lNuErsNpsST nEso-
CRATIC CANDIDATE ASSEMBLY N TaE FOURTEENTH pls
TRIoT CITY or NEW YORK. s .4
GrNrEmrS-I am receipt OF YOUR favor Of he 18th INST
which you request me to answer certain questions contained
par,cnar points d STATE policy sascns The canals and The
10 your first nterogatory most answer that
am N a a Of M the canals as the property Of the
and am opposed to their conversion into private onopoe
10 your n,erroga,ory gives pleasure here to
record as my opinion that the and completion Of
ANA thereby facaste allow By
Mea f. o s noss to the inland
sndnrng to the foresight and puOls
sSss
DC 700 sn sdas and % in
may be made source of large profit and income the State
s
Ss ss s aa
tHs Is
DE interest Of the granos valuable franchises or
Of them S sSs Ssssn vSo.apEs
To- nessEs HSsEY oR,EaY. Chairman ana HUGH ALIEN,
FOR ASSEMBLY FOURTEENTH eislsIcr CRY or NEW
GESTIExES--l have your favor Of the 18th inst
the benefit Canals as s'as ask constitutional loan
ahey and haye prosecuted the enlargement and
introduced to that which hrs navged BY steam
They are opposed the sale of the canals to
M s q As sa
State net annual income OF 81 $4,000.
monopol Them be railroad oorpors
republican principles above set FORTH and be-
es xo oh the three
you represent Very truly your Gs't ss rT
To HENRY oREaY Chairman HUGH ALLEN seoreiaay
REPLY OF THOMAS vEITcH ESQ, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
NcS S Sass or NEW
GkK1lExES-Yoar circular, containing certain questions
ceived, 70 which win briefly reply.
in favor Of the immediate enlargement and completion
am in favor Of pro rata law, and against any perncous
sSsas; selling leasing , canals he State
the views here expressed Very respectfully yosrSs rrr
To HENRY o'REuly, ESD, Chairman HTcn ALEs, Score
ary Of the Clinton League Promoting the Completion Of the
REPLY ADDRESSED; TO 4. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,,
PUBLICAN NOMINEE ron aEELEcrroN AS SENATOR, TWENTY.
'''- II .as Lyons, October 81. 1882
- M Wilams absence am in receipt Of your c,mmunl
cation to the Hon. Williams State Senator and present
| nominee for that Office
And win be days before he win return allow mo
for Mr. W. that the canals and canal interests
aroent supporter in Western New York than A. B. viii
o. @ e
opposion 10 the railroad monopoly Yours very
| specially, LYMAN LYON.
(For A. b. WIILfAMS9
REPLY or srsoN ESQ., NOMINEE FOR ASSEMBLY
| COUNTY.
| SoUrH BARRE, Oct "a, 1850
To Henry O'RiEnY and Hucn ALLEN President Sec
| rotary Of the Clinton League-
GENTLKMBSYour circular Containing certain interroga
tories &C. has been received to which shall briefly reply
| without recapituatng your questions. .
am in favor of retaining The State canals the naienabe
property Of the people the State Of New York and excu
sivey under their CONTROL and also In favor OF 80
ducing the of superintendent collection Of so adjust