New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

from the parent adopting like child BY
the ,Ss sIfs % e an 81
between the parent adopting and the cld Woun woas
We'll well as ins , child 'f from the parent Il appears
manifrstly unjust and inexpedient to provide thst 'e
kin from the adopted minor. II the law should be thus
changed an nIprincpled even selfish man
.uSS ss es sS ;ns statute as f % ' ea
IN mar rs b So sScmSed WS
IN such manner as to adopt as his child rich or
phan minor for the purpose OF inheritins from hlm IL
en s %ay be s saSsned as his anS next Of
bin becomes law, without his consent on the other
parent may by a will cut on the child from any share 10
his property. The second exception winch TINS Di
parent and child created by the adoption from affecting
The passing and Limitation of real and personal prop
protection of third persons s effect is to prevent the
Intent Of esa,or santor Of property from heinz He
Of the property from the direction which he intended
d 9f CLAUSE o property IN SGsa
either of tie adopting parent or OF the adopted
se sna proper a na h should &c stadta
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Again, the sbrogation of the exception now under
iona may sSS@yDs an him S an t" s
limited to him or the child or AN heir Of his parent by
SISS s h S doped SSa Of
mako anvil Though there night be certain small con
Ss fH1 nsSe in GV sas BY possible Isl '"sS SS
tion is totally inadequate to call for or
%c5 define the relations Of hndrsG end their right 10
Tespe S to Per Err sfn proSSe a s Is
not orescen by its projectors should be adopted
without consideration and discussion to which IL has
not been submitted
tla rna 90 wa laid the
table The second veto message aso laid upon the table
on Mr.. Alvords motion, was az folows;
return herewith without my signature Assembly Dill
No. 100 cnitled An act TO enable married women TO
release and 10 confirm releases Of dover and incioate
rights Of dover in certain cases. The second section OF
dover heretofore made by a married woman during
cOvertnrc To person IN possession OF real properly IN
der the title derived from the husband, although the
husband has not joined in such release, and the bill
contains clause saving existing righs. even where IN
absolutely void in the present state Of the law III
this State THIS bill. therefore is intended 10 validate
conveyances which are now Invalid ana TO make enec
ual releases which now incfecal. IL IT, therefore,
certainly improper, and probably npconS,itlona n
tied AN Act provide for the recording OF certain
dccroos in partition suits, remaining on he in the
Office OF the Clerk Of OnOndaga County, and for the
alphabetical ndcxing Of certain records OF deeds md
mortgages In the office OF said Clerk" On motion Of Mr.
Alvor the bil laid the table The points Of the
message are given below:
The href ScFilOn OlTtfIs Ill
ton of real estate now on file in the Chks office OF on
Ondaga County shall be recorded The provision /,
very psoter az one To- cover cow as we Ss Of par
ton which may hereafter he filed those already fled
pying alike 20 all the counties of the State. The second
section directs general Alphabetical index to nv inaac
corded in said Office affecting real estate or the neces
sity for this work the local authorities are the
county The Legislature now have under c"nsdera-
ton general bill comforting further powers on the
Boards of Supervisors. IL would e better III that b to
give all the authority necessary in such instances 81 this
80 that matters obviously Of local interest and Of local
tetom Of The Legislature, taking up time Which should
be given to neral business Of the State feel CONT
dent that on consideration the Legislature VIII agree WIN
in these views.
The fourth message al-o tabled, on motion OF Mr.
Alvord. II vetoes Assembly Bill No. 262-An act sup
Elementary TO Chap. pa Laws Of 1874, entitled
IAN act to authorize the appraisal and sale OF
leased line salt lots the Onondaga salt spring
Reservation by the Commissioners OF the Land Office
aud authorizing the Commissioners OF ID Land Onlce TO
exchange LANDS said rcseryati0n The message quotes
the cOnstt utOnal provision regulating the lands owned
by the state contiguous TO The salt spings and referring
to the first section OF the BILL continues: 80
Tic words " gift grant without compensation" will
be construed TO mean conveyance Tor which 10 motley
have been conveyed in consd ration OF advantages to
the granors other than the receipt OF , money. 1T
convey these lands to the Stale and to take
back leases with the obligation on the part
from the public puInps" IL hardly he believed that
the lands were gwen 10 the State IN pure generosity
with view simply In increase the public domain Their
former converted them from private lands into
lands in order 10 reap some benefit from the change
of title and this benefit they have. do doubt, en-
joyed The constitution provides that these lands
may be sold, not given away; that they may be sold
only for purpose of investing the proceeds In other
lands and that the aggregate OF these salt lands shall
not be diminished. The bill provides that the lands
shall not be sold, but given away; there
will be proceeds 10 be invested, and
so the aggregate Of lands VIII DC dnIinishod. =
This bill open tho objection that, II s purposes
carried out wrors Ia likely TO I've done to the rights and
interests OF the state Moreover, IL conflicts ia judg
nent with the spirit and int MT II not with Tie letter, OF
Section Of article OF the Constitution.