Smyrna times., 1867-01-09
The Message.

ne message OF Governor Salisbury to I
Legislature came out just a week aoo .
consequently. by this time, nearly ever,, :
mas read 1t who desired This. togatbor ~;
Its length. has determined rs no, - n,-Ii:%
After expressing tkaakfi.!ness tb.t W. .
Iree from maAy Of The wrongs. onnross;or
anu calamltle,' ct some OF our sistor C.,,a
ana cther g'4erances, he refers 70 tho RanI.;,
system Of t..e State. He styonoIr o.,..a
Inc National system, of course and boI5s y
tne State system as the only sound one IN
narnltf' Bank and the Bank of Smvrna-tb
lofner with capital of six hundred ard o;ob.
'no0Sand dollars and the latter with can't.
o' one hu,dred thousand-still do business IN
oer 0tate laws He says whether these RanL,
can continue to DO business. with their ci,
cuIatlon taxed out Qfexistence By the onara.
tion oi h-Gcral laws may he regarded rs an
experiment he hopes they will ROT on into
nqu'dat''n on account Of the great reduction
IN 0ank accumulation, besides. large a,nonn+
u the oc1ool fund is invested in the Farmer,
bank. He nrgects to state the advartanos
OF an early adoption of the National system ~
the start ''''H' a.
he next refers to the State credit the ne.
ceSslty OF preserving it. The former rolicv
against State Indebtedness seemed 70 ,eco;va
the approval CT all, until, he Says, THE ex,c. ,
tlon' o. Federal authority, copserintno ;r,o
Tue 'Hli,aiy = vice ali the abie-bodlad molo
,''' y ''''''a'- 2. the StIre, rendered deviation
.' '@"F a+ccs~ny.' Notui.hstand
~ ~ .a--1 ")Nty,G, AMI the Increased
1o>,' +. .;a--5 m, Tie Legislature i, NJ
passes ~ ~ whi:A ",al9. ne,os tor ~
! KY" H.. tie Interest o4l principal of the
ue''' "itEo1; .ax,ng the people Of the Stara
was Prov 'sI- 1t is believed that the means
prov'oe't VIII cancel the bonds before motrr;t,
~ + "p?)s.i TO State debt.
lie approves Of ;h9 Increase IN tbo III, t
'l'flss' and says: Aeb)3sn the increase u
ne expenses Of tn s. r--a ,h:s o..u,,:
~ H ~. provision shou.. IL .. =, r,a-.;. .
no feVehu' Of the Stat cs. ls.at, ora han,
Np'e enough to meet ne, o,eli ..~,, ..vr..r.,.
suggest that provision ,,..l /. mad, 70 moo, =
~ additional expense which The ipcr.a.e1 t
''i'9 oi lhe state mly demand" etc.-.ncL Y
increasing 'he >al4ry OF the Governor W.
lpp0s. we t
| he Railroad interests are next ,.-s-- . /
III enterprises Of this character shout, 81
,urased. The Delaware Railroad !, ,,~.rI ~
aS an important link in the great rsir,.J !
lain between the two sections o, RI. conm.@' Il :.
ne -4d' q Del. and the June. & Bre,. raaI u
: very lavoraJly commented upoo ''' dr
ne tAihkS the criminal iurispru1apco oa. ii
's1''ie to the negroes in co.seonarca ~ r. o.! on
: unnecessary, uawise, uniu,t.dsL,. ana bv
"S ''ooS intefMcddiinS Ey ;he Federal Con II
"''.' 9t;''e institutions AMI laws. b,. 10 S.
H'e entirely laolicieat. The >e,ljpr of -. ex E:
sFoes into slavery, he thinks. W., ''' '' .'u
u'ary - restraint. But the abolition Of ~. a.
y :, Aa' rendered this most sa.u,arv nro,; On
Z nog"iofy; there is c.n.eousp,ir 80
VISION IA our criminal code tor H.. aa.r,,.. ad
-, loT thls class" Heal>o find. E>o
Cl'H Risa;s 2iIl ,j.,:.,;; All d.-,;',t; '-a' last
'ne pVh'shnen; .: isAjtes aal lIscks 0nr I, an a4o
: ma Ie >olie wise distinctions. he ,b;ol~ dow
- H. - '"' preventing Of regroes owpina his
= = tie says, in this connec;ioy ,ba.h "1'bs e.,>
u execute the la1s; expressing rho Lo.e &c Id e
the tivii Rights bill may be declared up ed l'Is t
-''''i@i' whic
e Is opposed to allowing negroes 30 49,. n.er
tho State 0'' 10 come niteG
q tavors thu, mon.
. 'r,or' roor, 'ne ne erection ofa penitentiary
f ftb.c ''' " IN" State Library and the of. ,.FE
o,.ro, ,,.:'"Fy OF State, which is the onlv cup
/, need en.arginy. ''''0 depart MlltC
ar. IN a defenseless CONDITION N =, fra f2 90
us OF the State were, during tba 90 .ne as fol
taken beyond the limits Of S ~, tS'e ciyil male
gents OF the Federal Government 8'v wy Ty town To-
ask-"hat has become Of ali tbo.o we we f. femal gu
nat gro~od' after the "home-gnord,',, il.,''
were taken from them, together 49,, Me
that have been taken from negro "l' fneeill
lastly takes up the ConstitutionoI Dovar
lie Objects to it, of course. The ITn Tnu The
-'.a' P[oposed the Amendment was onl,, pay K
II tongreSs--''if if the Senator. 10y 'nis 70 70
Of the States unrepresentnJ '.n R. R R.
'' lad voluntarily excluded them I4th, a
-, 6i'laCiOu OF the country, the no. =
'll' be widely different" The bestow dsy dsoe' 4
Mirage upon the negro race is also con-
'e4' The desire Of the North is to bsvo An a
r,;ous &c .LN 'I,n0"' =, ly disco
'''"S % the Governor on State enter. means
fe wen timed, but in referring to tho invente
raj Government, or its "apents " ,o ~ NJ. y.
roe'' his remarks seem pettisb ~ tbs bs'T5"1 Pn1
go over his anger caused bv tba w.r g lines
'' have been disturbing elements 70 I+,, bin 1.r,
'Hs time Congress is psnrro.; ~ n, pear11 mACc q
h"sr' has been deprived Of his p.ao soo. the site
his only means oe lecture l
ient.75aTery ~ His objections 10 tba 'ef rha IN
-s {. Federal Government ara no ;n, - tor, =
e =, - t5anehtative; :. especially in making
NO 70 the Civil Rights law and - 70 portion
r '' It Is about what was erneo.ed .a sde F,r,,
ss-s-z.-- week, th
i'sfiisLAFURE Til lIogans,
last % yesterday s,era u'ned Befnre BeSnnaI i
..E