, 1860-04-02
IMPORTANT FROm MISSOURI.
Gey. Stewards Veto Of tho Railroad
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called the Lo&sSature Of TINT Stato to6siher
Immediately after tho cnl of The regular session,
mainly for The passage Of bill to aid tue COM
plction Of The State Railroads., After good
doal Of deliheration, the bill was passed and
sent to him for his eiguaturo--no ono doubling
that it would receive guberratorial endorse
ment. The Missouri RpuDl;odn says:
The bill passed the House, Us erery one
knows, alter baving been holly contested, sec.
ton " section. and nfter every word lad been
scanned carefully. Gov. Stewart took great in-
terest IN its pa>snEc; lie was ut the Capitol, aud
personally axerted himself with members 10
secure 1ts passage. When passed, in converse
ton with Senator Churchill, aud before it ha
engaged the attention Of the Senate, sreakin.
upon the subject, lie snid that he preferred biii
vii sn " hs a5 En- e sId b.
tions to my portion Of it at that time, and tie
bill :was printed mud familiar to him, bis objec-
tons might have been ubyiatcd; but he did
not, and the friends Of the hill determined to
pass it through tile Senate just as it came from
tue House. It was done, aud sent to the office
Of his Prisate Secretary last Saturday, a week
a3o. lie did not receive it until Sunday, but
US, under the Constitution, that day Is not
counted in 4 case Of this kind. the ten days did
not cousracnce to suu until Tuesday, the day Of
delivering it into his hands not being counted
t tne unlo!tanate ha9iss oi tile Governor, led
-. -, ,..,,.t ',d - ~! soI. nl conlee'nlss
affirming that be would, aid others that he
would not approve it; and others, again, that
he never would veto it-he would suffer it to
become law under tbs provisions Of the Const;-
GaJ ~ ,j,n a1ns,,.s. - n'n' hE stsnt'
1u IT, IL suI that ~ ~ sJyt!a from
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.oeu.'eaGa u tue Ilouse 9! nep1esentosases3
al. eo1"renedi y sense oi oaty "heh owe
oe'n u mtseit as Hali anu US LEG Executive
a.. o. .ns a.Ne htenng grGa1e3 1espons:o!nay
!uSu yoa p1ss.pi5 eao:} nasieg oeen inonc'alls
aa.. 'nso,1 Ia ~ tn'e A. - no" pee:eata 9uoran'
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t'on - 2. LUZ sohs.u'ion ., u ane ota,e o1 alis
souri. ~ aeeo1uanGe Mnn secuoa ~ VI Tue
oo"s.Nutlout unueF lae AcAo u executive pow
~, ne' .;.ia 49, ~ ".ut 10y elsna
aHtS au NJ. -, eaensu ~ ~ ass nahin nnal staa!
" 'o.ase aaa ~ ~ ta'u ni'a .unA Ioaos' ano
ier otuee pMtposes' living GAen tne 1esPohsi,
e'.y q c41n an ca.ta session o. ,he General
a, -. nni,r,e+;ns, ,; .',ln uuA roaus nos
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~ @ sns ,.;,l;a, !. VI anv % luz sa.a
1.'. r"aas, an ny op'n%mn hnany prevents
S,1 p,;a., 80 " III ~ u.
1!.'. ol sIes'un =. .. sue p' Mhco Fases inc
STATE "!.hout I % NY con1rol IN !he prsmlsss and
leaves toe whole power III the ra'lroad com
ran'es "Inout aot Fu"er ~ 'hG pait o. the
o'ase. my ssgt;oh ~ =. .ne n1n "hfch le-
% ~. a ,.5n ~, ~ .o.a.s as 'or hoe ."
Mosecllon @ unue, ~ .1inee laws preserved;
| ihese a1e minor opec''ons Which the General
Assembly can fect'ts:
1odfs respectfully, IL. IL. STEWART
Tho reception Of this message caused great
| excitement in the House to which, it wax sent
~ ...1.
-, ar. naincs a.use ~ ~ on'aAe ieW remarks upon
~ ~ Souu1e. VI s..e ~ Ae saM ms t'le
uu'e!noi - cou'se nau peeh .! thc most
qa"l1'ns cu0Ia.et u tle ot4ts VI a'ssonr', ahu
nc "as SURG ti'at CORRUPTION aau been 1ns,ru"
nentu ~ ps'usne Apout tne 'o'e oi lbe DILL
| Aooe1t M' oleWa11 "o1ld never recover iron,
Tue eueeis o. tnat 'o'e, IN TIE course vi us re-
MARKS Mr; Darfes mace some atins'ons to the
1n'lucnce Drought to bear upon the Executive
as well as lhe Members OF lilo llouse.
Nr. !soyd, OF Green county, rose to exp}ain.
l1e SAID ne had beard tie reading Of letter
from Hoston gentleman, which said that the
completion OF tne- tac'nc tatlroad to Kansas
City, would be very detrimental 10 the interests
| Of tle Hannibal and st. Joseph Road, aud that il
/ it tine Pacthc) could PC stopped where it IS at
| present, money would not bc considered IN OBJ
1eSVL; Vr str,rho, f,;1 ,,,c ,.rt1cr,on r+ou sco..
! (Nr. Darnes) Lad BECOME 10 excited upon the
subject Of the veto that ltis. prejndices had
mastelea M'1 leas%n. :% ns Ge''lea tnat she GoF'
ernof eonsa pe lnuuencsd oy outside pressure
anu Was sure tbat NJ iiad mol bech tlns 1nliu'
| cnced. 1ue raltf0au men, he said, had feic-