Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-04

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The Governor says that the various Jn'
dleial sni other oIles' provided for unisr
the Constitution aud by law have been ap'
pointed, that tao officers have performed
,hslr dailes faithfully, and the people have
generally seconded ,heoaierrs, The Rsye.
nue. iakes up large portion 1.-THE mes
sage: Tie Governor wants ahOst 500,
600 appropriated for the expenses ofihe
Government iurips tee fiscal year ending,
nexi sepiem Der, aud TO this end ihe At
,oraey General has carefully prepared 'hs
araft OF statute Tor raising the sams
by taxation. lie discusses the State bond
Question, the School aad University fund !
State claims against the UniIed States
Public Schools, the State polieei Frontier
Defence; Railroads ; is opposed TO State
aid to Railroads; and asks that We "set
our faces against oil further propositions
To pledge The aid Of the State 10 ilis furlh
eranec Of private schemes, whether unasr
the suise o internal Improvements or 9TH
or spscious garb. On the SUI jet Of i'm
migration, the Governor does moi recon-
mcni the machinery of costly and com
plicaied Organization, but thinks great
deal can be done, at little cost, by the dis
sominatlon Of Information concorning our
State. The Governor thinks the Act passed
atthe summer Session establishing Geo.
lveical Bureau, Ensbjectiohab'e, but as no
money was appropriated to carry the Act
n,o effect il has remained Inactive. lie
calls tie special attention Of the Lcg'sl..
turc to the LuCat,e and other Asylums,
and the penitcnliry; recommends addi-
iional appropriation for additions to the
Luuatic Asylum: says thai the Peniien-
,iary, atiluntsville is not seif.sustaining,
on the contrary, is accumulating a coasid-
cradle debt, and asks an appropriation of
$50. 900 for additional buildings for the
pcniienliary.
The Governor calls attention 70 the re.
ports Of the various banc hes of the Execu'
tive Department, as well as to the Comp
troller's Report. lie asks for additional
clerks, both in Comptrollers office ard in
the Office Of the Secretary os Stnia. Says
chat further appropriation is necessary
for the completion Of tho Supreme Court
buillidg, and recommends thata library
containing all the reports Of The American
States and OF Great Britain, as we'll as The
recognized common and civil law aulhorl-5
ties of Erdopc and Americabs supplied.
The Governor closes us follows;
While entering upon your deliberations,
il might be we'll to consider Whether any
neasufes ran be adopted TINT will tighten
and facilitate your legislative l.bors. On
this head il has occurred to mo that the
Legislation of yoIii last sess,oa ., ia sOlue.
respects, we,hy OF observation. OF q TO-
tai OF 2l2 public aud private acts and reso- \
iutions which became laws, lIe (uear fwo-
thirds we're oiprivate nature, and Of 81
acts which passed both llouses, but milcd
for different reasons TO become laws, Az
were private. Thus II appears that more
than two thirds Of The Legislation, and, /
may say, of your valuable time, wssatthat
session taken up tal great cost to The peo-
Pile of the State ii matters Of purely per-
sonal or private charac en-. A very large
share Of Ibis legislation is clargeable 10
acts for private corporations, which as a
rule, can be provided ior, and even much
better under general net authorizing
their formation under defined restrictions
and limits, by deed recorded and publish
ed. The most advanced States OF thc Un-I
ION have, ether by constitutional prosis-
ion or BY statue, adopted, With decided ed |
vantage, . similar eAactment, aud | tust
The experience OF those States N " induce
Jon 10 Try The experiment here.
10 another phase Of The legislation ofihe
last session, Ialsc, With great Difference
invite your attention. During The last Two |
days of the session l53acts ard resoiu- /
lions, Imorc than half or alltbe acts apsi
resolutions passed lxere- -s.,assstaisd 10 me
for. salss. atlon, aud OF tbese II were pre-
senlcd during the last dirty minutes. II
was entirely ont Of tlie Question, tkat |
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