New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01
GOyFRNOR's ADDRESS.

Gentlemen of the Senate and House Of Repraentatirs
session to the rsvsges upon cattle part. Of
the X stemPsT dG ps,o a. "
statute approved the last day Of the session provided for
the sPPOnnsn o. three mn 5 10 nso~S for The rp
ton Of this They authorized aud required to visit
the disease was known ~ suspected exist and
Il es, sss been ns sn esa and
the pIe%s. . S9sIe they t S the s es fd Which
were apparently we'll certify the Governor and Council
the made TO III owners o. the cattle ana
public necessity might require ID was provided that the statute
should continue In force for the tenn Of one year
missions wsr Issued under h. provision. Of act Richard
Fay q Lynn Pe LO9,OP Of Hadey aSd the ;, a aSc
upon performance Of their duties After some progress had
Withdrew rom the Commission and the vacancy supplied
by the appointment Of George b. Lorng esq OF Salem MT
have been assisted IN their Dr. Thaye DR.
Dadd Dr. Bates and other gentlemen of established reputation
detailed report of The operations Of the COmmssoneTs
u III ne s.It Az, III m b5 bs been e,anined and
cattle have been isolated BY order Of he m %
compensation has been allowed by the Commissioners to the
The appropriated Of 10000 made by the Legislature
very exhausted The abo of the Commissioners would
been brought close but the distempe eontns
ing spread and the public mind becoming excited IA the
where its chiefly conhned and where
rousy affected and seemed to threaten the destruction o. tne
principal occupation and support OF the people many
snd public spirited citizens representing different business inter
subscribed winch ntphdtu 10
bic the Commissioners 10 continue the work. notwithstanding
the failure the appropriation and to guarantee all parties con-
Subscriptions to nearly the amount Of - at once
an aSf msS .cn Re1 BIZ" disease had spread
larger territory than at first supposed More definite
be pursued was believed that more stringent reg
aon than those allowed by the act OF April 1893 were re-
CURED and additional appropriations om the treasury would be
On the lstb Of NAV the made formal request
Legislature should called
request supported by petition Of Committee Of the State
many andhonorab citizens OF different part of the
Con on veal Oh sS h d May DE % cdnaa Sa
session of the Legislature for the consideration Of TINS special
subject Copies Of these papers herewith transmitted
Two considerations alone have iupeled with great
reluctance the members Of the two Houses from
the Importance of the interest involved Ii not disaster al
eetn Massachusetts, NewEngand alone II the conagon
allowed spread without effort extpae restrain It, u
ms,ely ayag the whole country The neat cattle IN the
United stats IN vs. numoered ~ Es 1 'c nen mum
the nuber the natural Increase IN Ten years h" no" eA
The number mich cows returned 10 the Census Bureau for
1850 six millions aud the number Of working oxen was
nearly million aud hreequarte The value Of butter cheese
and milk used butter and cheese returned IN 1850 a.
portion Of the agricultural product according TO the estimate OF
addd an equal sum as the value OF slaughtered the
market and the value of tho labor Of nearly million yoke Of
working oxen at the present time estimating then labor io
per yoke and The ssgresate value Of this yearly
There Is but one agricultural product Of equal
that of Indian To the aggregate thus stated must be added
head amounts to nearly +sIoOoo00 Upon the basis Of the
Of 1880 this involved value Of products and
property equal s4o0o0e0 The increase Ia ten
may be SAFELY estmsd at 80 per cenu and this would
uate the eqns Tor the present TO t34ODW
Bot these figures very mpeecy represent the interest the
American people IN this gigantic industrial product How far
enters into the employment Of the great majority OF persons
how millions dependent upon II for the Injuries aud
contributes indirectly pub
lie health and enjoyment and how large part forms Of the
sound and valuable business Of an country considerations
which naturally 20 the mind Of every Intelligent person.
II could conhne the ravugfof this fatal di.tenper
fortunately deposited upon shoe, 10 State would
s be sufficient importance 70 demand the attention
appears be confined II spreads territory
Tssuge other States and IL becomes highest
which alike 10 ourselves and the people
Of the whole country 90 make available and possible effort
T. Ierain it, Tayeges II extirpaiit u impossible.
Admitting need be, that Is doubtful whether Il partes
Of the character of c0ntss,on epidemic admitting
That II may not be IN power T. prevent It's spreading thou
the country nevertheless every citizen Msssacu s nh
have i III his power 10 that every proper effort haa
nede by the STATE 10 produce that result constIh
.aIrfs the opinion that all has yet been done wh y o.
Wisely not sic,essfnlly performed and this TACT on ~
~ ehlei reason for the extraordinary eonyo u NV WV
Houses Of the Lesislsture this day.
The Governor then goes on 10 show thai ,he act oi
las' Winter n insufficient 10 meet the present asc :"
the disorder, and in continuation says; ~,
Doe year the sd May 1882 twas Wovfht me m m
State with importation Of Duseb eait" nYm il.ahu
demPer at present existing can be sc"d !" no QUIET ~
10 this importation. =. u. fl, ,-., l., All s,s,.
The synpons OF N. H. IN I'M as
do essentially differ the DESCRIPTION gwen ny Lnss"