If. --i " I ' - ' . - '
As-.
t
- : ' I
t
0
2J r v .
M .'-1
1
- nearins inter
n- ceo-' -i..
i-fe i.Tjcat. per annum, payaui
j
-w in tne city or Philadelphia. 2fo offers were
-. I mads and enistnifinfl.r thn wnrt rAmiln nn-
77 - . j r . . , 1 ..... . .
on tno isi " v. jsuiu- oeaiea proposals 105 tne sale or lease ot
as each yef and redecmablu on or after "(the niairi line,""w
the X j,,rA.ugnat 1855, were issued. The dir.tri w th 17
. i j, r .4. . 1 . : - -
liiiuiOfj, periu,uii:ii uy law ior me reuemp
lion eijso ceruncates, expired on the: 1st
day ofV-ouat; lad. J,o provisfon has been
X11 redemption
y. ne terms of the act authori
u ?u "-"r'aiPs f State stock, as also
,by the con,iloas of the certificates iasned 5
"-uvC yereor, the time of payment, after
r-.t-VrH1 -of tlo minim urn. period, is op
uur;"fl dewor tht Commonwealth
yet a aue reg. to tbe cre Jit of the gute re
. r.,,lullj snonia Demaae lor tlieir
"n or, relltion. To redeem these cer
tificates a loan Vtyj bPCOaje BeCeisarv, and
&s a loan caanctWfected, in the present ti-
v.,..! u.i.i.uM , . tne country, on terms
wu.cij.uu l"f)e Etate,-than those on
recommend that aa-jty given to issue
the bonds of the Coaonw(!.ilti in renewal of
aaid ccrtiUcates beariA interest at the rate of
;Uvo per cent, per an; VYaljl emi-aanu-and
redeemable -oil oryftr tlio ezpira--tioa
of twenty year; avi thahe boada be is
sued with coupons or eriince3 0f interest
t&ttachedj m sums equal umVt to the semi
.annual interests taercon, paj on the first
.days of February and August iAacb'and er-
- sy ycar at sucl1 pwca as may designated.
iThis change in the fvrui and ehaer cf tle
.certificates, it is believed, will bev advanta
geous to the holders, without ini,; tjje
liabilities of the Comuiouwaalth, aw jajuce
. a willing aud prompt exchange, at W.niiua
. for the bonds proposed to be issued
...The condition . of the public wo tj,-ejr
general operation, and the receipts asLXpen
. ditares for the past fiscal year, will h.eaea.
' . t ' :.. .1... ,r '4i r?-
missiouers. .. i . - - -
public works, for the year ending io
.. -,- 1 nr.-rt "1 rri.
.,07isoo, were i, 'j,oiu n. xuengste
. expenditutes, including ordinary ana ex
- dinary pajDients, for the same period, an
ted to Sl,S39,7yi IS. showing an excess
; ceipts, oyer all expenditures, ot $10o,ii85
The extraordinary poycaeuts Jor tne sd
- year excluding $133,100 00 paid Jor ro-lay
,1 the south track of the (jolumoia railroad, a
, $28,000 00 for re-binliing tbe r reeport aqu
duct, wen $C9u,4i:7 t6. The ordinary
oxT
l;9nditures. wre Sl,148,3G3 40. Apgregat -l
receiiis as jtuoo Diiin--u, ji,i,uiuii. ui
dinarv extwnditiires SI. 148 ,30o 40. r Net
were subsequently inrited, as
th section of the said act,
and the proposals received are herewith Bub
mittedto the legislature for their action .and
final disposition. - v ;
Having on a former occasion presented mv
Tiews of tha propriety and policy of a sale of
this branch of our public improvements, a re1
petition of the scntimeats then expressed' be
comes unneceseary. Jn relation to this sub
ject, mj. opinion .has cot changed. Thee?:
perience of the pastTnd a careful examination
of the question in its economical and political
relations, have strengtheaed and confirmed it
That the State should, long since, have bees
separated from the management and control
of these works, the fcstoryYvf-their 'conrtruc
tion and . management clearly demonstrates.
JPublic policy and public sentiment demand
tins separation; and every consideration ' of
present and future interest requires their sale
The late financial embarrassments of tie coun
try the imperfect character of some of the
provisions of the bill authorising the sale, lo-
geiner witn tne adverse influence or rival ;in
terests, defeated the recent attempt to sell
These difficulties have been, or can be, remo
ved ; ana a sale yet effected on terms asnplv
protective of the rights and interests of the
people, and at the same time iust and liberal
to me pnrhasers. . . . . ,.
10 reduce the. Mate debt and relieve fh
people from taxation, are objects worthy the
earnesi ana anxious consideration of the l.o.
gislature. - To accomplish these objects spee
dily and certainly, a sale of the whole or Dart
of our public improvements becomes impor
tant and necessary. The revenues of fhe
State under the present system of management
of th public works, are bnt little more than
sufficient to pay the interest of her debt, and
the ordiuary expenses of the government. A
sale of these works, for a fair consideration,
and upon terms just and liberal, would consti
tute a beginning in th process of liquidation.
that would free our Commonwealth from debt
and her people from consequent taxation. In
every measure calculated to produce these de
sirable results, I will cheerfully co-oDeratd
with the Legislature.
the currency of the State, in it rrlat;
i banking institutious, and their increase, is a
nujeci, mat aemauas carviul and iatelliirent
lLTauon. r rem tiie notice riven ofnu-
erous intended applications to the Legisla-
aud an increase of bank-
tit i" v .ia.io": ta ct"': i l.iics-.-
. - - U 1 . . .
1 :
I if ik Tfc
CO! !
course of lnsw,
practical. Scientinjrfhor
ture, with the usual braon (Jai
ucationwiu oe tangnt, $ine
to ruaice gooa xarmersft.
good citizens.
; Whilst individual lib'
done much and willdo
tion, an appropriation
sum as the ' Legislatur
would not only aid and
b!e enterprise, but wou
just recognition of the
voivcd.
The laws bow in ope
A
tana eneio
: l'r tnis j
,te, otkr
to euu
ie State. int rf . A:.:x.vt6
urare
an hon
rtaat
-- ,rt
rtiO T ;. CP
k .,vc r , niia t r
prop. annuiy" IlntVmaA0 V1 "7
one.
An
re
thrs Jauiathis kindj been ad
orable frter. is sid x . ,-.caUve o
interests-iifun and stvOnJf
She weasnre. N -T ,-9Ures,
ct
e3
terai7 .'s. ..co-
enUHn ,-ato these, or "
ufactnring and other inrement cemri rhouWfeelwair--v doC.
' t , - -i n r T 1 o ti nit-
are in sota of their liions too severelv
restrictive, and shouldbodified. .Legisla
tion on these subjects heretofore tended to
TeBtraia the investmenttapital-check in-
uu0irj, oa cl:ro me en of the . people in
the, prosecution of tutterp rises that aid
the- eeTelopment ofomen,e- resources
and contribute so larjo the wealth and
prosperity of the Statiberal aadjudici-
-s;uuu-rutuuir iBuiviaual enter-
"uaS me luvnt ot capital, and
v,.IUS uu uiecuai industry, would
KicAiij 1'iwiioie xue in oi the peojdj
.U.1C uui revenues give to the Com
u,uu""'u' -"at promit and position ia
the sisterhood of Statebieu the charac
ter of her citizens andjlimiuble nat.ir.1
iouurccs jusuy entitle To th a niih;f
T-ni,r- .w,..; : ,. !
The Report of the Hitendent of Com-
tt,ua Jcaoois wm exw you their coadi
iion ana me general opns of the system
urouguous iu fjoQinaltb. dor m? th
past year, l o the valiiud useful suerres-
v0 sanction .- to
-to mate .T T - mtnoo
v-n bei
ppror
,hcAi
t:
th
iirnr. . .
nd o. time has comw
chanjewive action-
: aV3t ... - nrc TteCUiui.
UadeU'W' A"adein to
ViudTcial
been con
j of drink
it COU9?-;
onCTlf
1
rnnceat-
was tn
oir--fx
7.;e V-T1. - remedy w - .ast
re action- - - s i n- tbe li? ... , ,Nt
toincrel in U 1 'wi,f.d, " "I remedy, U ;tnoVte
Wk.S..:.i. r.A if cbaMl-u: rftPer rem - v i t,itho rei
--.CTB,DCli) ---.; snu. i i- .,nc. t,ot a mv oir.H
session. itV tnore w"" ' aew- .ai cav",i . sc
-nt 1 I"" -.--,r tnei' t" t .wJHHf
:'n !ao """
more honaisireat
perfection oir Vh
eancation. tVit
your
i:-. s in ireo.
your IcjrislatiVtwV""?1 of
pre" ecoS'z',uS th f,?d A rerC
kli was pnt pron .:"
n'ffcr.,1
diVfch
I
The public n
ool
ler
de-In
system
their varloBS grPhil,cjv ; ' aTt
to the high scuooW A.
imitation; aud fhekm til primary P
cy reflect great crcniodeV worthy of
nave been commMiieuX afficien-
control. ' It is ir 1 ihoso xrhom
schools, so creditlble flupervisW i
ami .lit-,u. 'that these
our rnn., At iAmmercial
lHe ."nv dctoV 1 1 nWeclIn Sftioft thCsa "' to-1
of yu. :;. f ny, r:, ,;.vi.bciai an ilmo - r-f t.it,
lecisi' ' .Jrtmicai,V'-"-- 'l ; rtrertv i V' Tmf-r
'.If). SI 1 1
.-!. iiiw 'i7 . itaiiu'ri
. .Lib in wi v - i -
deter.ointf - . ould ,r v,
nior
r .1
tie3- il " nsleration.lt acr
vioas consur Jbe.9Utb
" not lopfJ: . . Rnd uk
tn ' v. c u0,weaHu
'J Pu?il far a4fH
e. r.f.
on
sum
1
:"l,V.vi,e
e Sain .
- . we
t r out-louse r ut city
Jtoisiinrxr ss?E
the people. Under the i02 caie of lilwr S I , fl Ibe Pcrat ,Terv- of the next, aiA Pef'V?vJ j still
al and eu'.ighleued legisfif. rbliS'! 'S? tbe 1 cti 'farcs
umph is wrtain. -Wh "yatenWa, fl,"t fniil clioola i he btlte, i, jVO" the fate of its F0f crowUutno
. . s? . e"wa mterestmjr, tbstat sti,.' llV-laaft .;fi, useless A&irJ-F
('vornor. ;n .utl"c 4 '3
cnues.l'or the fiscal year, 7'Ji,0i; 81. ..
Tins balance exhibits a small increase in the
et revenues, as eompared witn tue net rcve-
"s of 1851; and notwithstanding the with-
fal of the transportation lines from tbe
nmm " t line UL LiJo uaaai, iuc 0 1 taiu icicura
-W . i -J..1 i
,rasi year ui; ciLLx'it-'a iuu rcvuuum
- TBfaihfclliAu tventv-thre thousand
!TA.'r, . ;vroiD.il!l) Jicropa of the past
3 . . if I lit Ol W VH nl.x-ir
vear. in l,,t rri.nf til ici
or rt v
, (roue
ofbuSiBCsa.a irgu in confidently ex-
for the current year tr T v
pected. : j,5 has been paid into
. The sum of 01, J,;.),rrl,Ilia i aiiroud com-
tho Treasury o t , or.nutlic3, astha tax
t capital, this subject will doubtless te pie
?u 10, and strongly urged upon your at
aon. Shall the uumber of banks and the
'.ftr.t of banking capital be increased and
"jo what extent, aud in what localities if
t-j scions of absorbing public interest.
uaout desiring to assume a general and
tomising hostility to all banks, or to
covse of banking capital, I cannot dis-
uovoaiiy miit reauires. or tne pir-
cuiu, "r "
- cs that i
I pens ?"d a,,
tanj . - ,.vi!t
lutoMge-paasin
mount wrfcvij
thert roads. tnisH-
tlic su-a paid t by the
same companies exhibits iSatisfactery
1 . , -.iti were V-.SiiOo l;
a w
: The Dalliwal'a
(W7
r7& 6u.
f X
XI.-. sUi'Wug. uei rev-
jr ..l our Un-g of im-
eT,ue f :;iU,:t a siuiikr balance Uet, the
rv, hive less cau-a of eomp.ajit and
V' I? i L the general cpcvaUoa of the
tttor ......
svstem. , i.,P(,-,-increase iu the bu
-o There has.ncL.. ovmdili railroad, and
v.- nnl f)Tl3!T' ...
,3 uv. . inilierccriliia imr.v
VTZ orations -off be roal, for the
'" been hichly satisfactory. The
S 6f tht part o. 11.,- m:ua li.e from
fLn. to Pittsbur iticIu-'
the
in
r
th
that would justify the incornora-
may.ue demanded lrom ijegis-
-s wnen
V Qtu.
.ecessarv anrl lB;.7T-.sf,.wnn mdis-
lasinesi wants of the comnY.
ofusedy way be located, should not b'o
heir intr ?u otiinr circumstances Should
The iu"w ue permitted. - . .
caiiRs su ...vaaiusr xi'.e number of
ul wants o;etorinined more by the actu
of ajiplicaVate trade, than the number
jobbers anaoa uie wild laucics ot stock-
cecessary etitors. Tho sudden -ind un-
be avoided.on ot the currency should
such a resuuwuatever tends to produce
prevented. jo oe uiscountenanced and
interests of t:feaiion of banks the true
consulted; anue and people should be
tion, as to nur;and honest disctiniina
of trad, be cxccality and the demands
Public sentimevp their representatives,
public or private not demand, nor d
tion o! numerou.?s require, tho
Jn ihe j resi?!it c
pcrlected and forced intotrxl andricoroua
. . . i ' ' T ,1 .1 I
upcianou uy iqo mere wilh le.liino
xperience has proven thltbis,an everv
other great, social and la&lorni: tueaud
that consent which arises ii ra4icabaD"e
in the popular mind, wereiired. Tfeglow
process ot the acclimatioijtUe nawUtem
to cur social and moral ibere, hibeen
ia operation for Dearly t.v,.Vears ; siit is
now evident that the periidr anolherUjct
it nuLipueiiiuj ui Jegisifljaid ana aiior-
ity in lavor of .our noble iim and cobon
schools, has arrived. Irtviever forrtjjis
ouviously proper and nect-iv iuterpoVjn
may present itself, if cJ
the great purposo in view
cheerful support. .,..'
After a careful exaiuiniiciof
it is my c!o;ir coiivjctio
now prepared for and reqi
Cieney in its general surf
qualification in its tcacbrs
means of suirnnrf.
.... .... i T
experiment of tho tr Stipennt
, "Hire,,, ;tlif,.ll.rii..fl , ,
: .uni iijL.isurc. I fie , ,ted or.rlif:,
.l f - . - . VI II
cIloul8, aua the gr
system, c!e.niv csi ,',i;u
should be furuijed to the Stafa
trit, that the sie might be V.'i
aA schoM "V-ri,t9lr."7'TTT'r
Srir.tcnXJtes J,r.'a . 5;vS ';T,Jf AUH: yonreon.iderat.orte proprif
nrl . .v. . v-rUinty v( -.iguana fiai and sale of ta,- - ti .
annual report f the departnt V rt lift fjsion-prolonsti oifrhMu- the funds arising .froni, . 1 i
cation of exisig laws on this f iaXaJi. " and increasl tfpettib. ir Treasury applieabi, ,iiat - M
as to requiifthe controllers f,r f laws regij .,, Lys Id 0f a larjce ami comllioas a, ' v
schools of Irladelphia, to repi"9 u,b!!C , aisd provii;,ort Ind X or elsewhere, as m 4 deem :
school depaifett, the numlt.; rj , p,oy,,,of the Vfi well iF'TetA safe and conveniei !.
condition of ir schools tbe BunJr uJ 6-vstotn-the f'4 0f tlkTse oV The LeS'slaturciip
pils, and genaliy such information rC.4,4'N !e,c,S; aJi:lWt,' '5, of lofal loc-V;'51 tof,cV reP; i
tion to, the government as may be dSM a ISi'Sf; tlS WA' .Ptwt
aseful to tea. of education's reaV .'"iVWcSS
V I 1 -1 w . T i I V. I .i MIL 111! I V I I I' II IT ( T TI11B U.
or th. hi r?
wrv . .
to (7(
erecting ,
i:n.if r 'r " r (
out OH-rr" Jj?"
conioaar.'icd, tnis J..i-oL"'ir
A ana3 aui miiiti of m.
be transmitted rr faciuty
tant parts of the j5te. tho n-.
one arsenal no lor exists
ileadville ctn beVspensod
mont to the publirviee, li
vonrconsiderationjc propril
ana saie or w
I
20 t
cited to prU;e
itiallr eceivy
the buH
! tit tno sysii
rr iucreused
ntioa uicreai
tsjand increa
To imrfe the social, intellectual.
uoral condaon. of the people reealaim
erring, as'1 ameliorate the human suffering,
are oiyscJ that commeiia ttierateires to the
CODsideraJon of the philanthr-ji3( an(j 0
statc:s:;i;w Our educational, cUai-,abjc) and
reformita-v iustitutiona are justly tb. ,:j
the Stafa honorable alike to the v.iiuw.- .
mat jouii-
s strong cUinis npon
j . i ai;y !
liberality
Tnev have
aeucy
d
deviscdJimd
iaias lit'm.
the IW-J ? "P." PV- '. J' a liberiil-
tv' r ihe Comiaonwea.t b. TT..:.,mT
!. I , , It- nn.rit, o'ir highest
in its o cc:s aua icoin, ....... r-,-. -
i.i i u " -'
.-l:n: . . Vi
hj uiyt-ring niateri
T f .
ui one anoiti
squired, and f.
cation. I
Omnibus AM
ied and biSad
ain to lit
J-U eanrfot!e
V.-. r-i'i t ' I mi.-
' k.v""lhe iiff
ti
d
formi
to
lio:
irefiicieucy of th?; '-ctorsd founders have not been disappoint-
i pronnefv nnZ.A Kindness and iuve, wkii n.t.i
daenco, consuiuta n; iuh.
"K'Jr.r.T.T.an ...stored to icson, to
sate iia.c -. - ata ,f
neT.Jnd.homc, ana me ciU. "2
1 lii. Those tnai reuiaiu , - j
'rut hi ind aid. They sliould noi uc lu,."r
the directors will exhibit, i?de-
"1' . j..
:il, lie operations oi
ot
crea-
Utility of such sunei vinin.'TIi.' oft;..;-!) rf..;(r , in
. luu l;Ilw ; j,arituerii to some
counties of the State, nncctioii with the
Superintendency,- havafleionstrated that the
voice of public authoity o aastain, aud the
presence of an oiliru aar.f. t -.,
have largely contrived 0 excite aud main
tain tue deeo inten-s-iow fit bv ! i,i.i;-
oulr, educational proess aii improvement.
The most markoaiuroii
fectd in the svst, has ii
. w I -. V , Ml U
al Saw, but
lis reeard is
y; ask your
iacn' con-
ie'Dermir-
:islativac-
ibtles bo
,lon.Vo ViHtJaranCB, gas,
il,te'V ciiA'i'fe'i'iitatiac-
. nsi ,.l t tinte-re-
rviV I
of Senator to ronrcsentif A'
the United States, it wiilJolV'i.
i j i in v v qui -njora
Jlavin at th tim af I
deelarcd to my fellow citle'd
tatives. my sentiments inl
reeled with our natioualL
tew wul not be expected
c.tjrpssl. and now re-afrfn,
iv rcierren. la niaintn:J;ir.
Constitution of our Kopi:tc I01
.States protect tie civilimitri
of the people guard wif jeRte
ftl, ereut. r.d e.'nentiivl l:nibei
free jrovernraeiit of rrn.L.T I
yea
a . .
ana vindicate bv a tnf
hriao and country, th-rl
VQ obje
cationaiitv.i
s. and 1 '
estednesi -tfi
;j uaaoaa eaew, .y-Jgjyp J
iusixjtor- J
1X1 necessity :
dkj-nl -on:
VesMn rentsy
ULon ny
iastitutiun. .
itr and importance of pr'pS
omnioaation ior "
u-.nii li:ive been siro.iij
.ll.u..u... .
and
e
.ncoi v-. '.' Vel.re inf
.'ilr.diAns.- Vfe Pse
r'.li,al.ifan.iri!0l,rol-v
.. rt r.rulrrr conipan
conomicai.i. .ren ' - . ii union una Laws of
carafnUygut'rded.jfc'l;"- tives of ths people, y
lar results in til' -
other c Unpaids
The rrot"V oi -i'V.
Iff ft r
ng s-,i ''1 '" 2Dd laim the er.feJTr
harao'Ol -Am'ri,al citizen.
L in oliedience to tbie.rJri
i' 1 1 j . i nna or j. . .
piWute bo-lus-tho oia
efeatioa, wilt f.'.t bo
relation to tbeVov.ere h
couipar.ies.thi laia r
cd and disresgJed.
liition tn'.F'iefO i
the high and respon
you. As a eo-ordic
it nill be alike my
niiii yo in in on
-rotect the rights
Kv.nt and prospen
,V ith a sole tlesir ho
. L. MIA 11. .... . I
inA""roM ny t'-o
eoi
disc
Vvc.t cvhleh -iL ; Mis'
III
ve. ' e
J.-JS Tk ' tie ,.. .- .r.-o
W Iff .
. r-vLana-. -'-iiirj . ---- '"i. v-. -'4t y v
-rJi-- la. u.nci te -fcnW
TtJ-tZT .7 ' L' - er,.r -, ,cgisiaiT:rc.
ft".;,. J
J l!j)IVH
(in addition
a reusoiia-
. . J-TL ' I ' I . I .1
fh 'l""isar ,; ' "'it
5 i" 21? "v'-aon, -; r"ch
fi.:. 'a-re ran-,.: , " "ie in.
I,, f anes on .
road
a r.ii7i-v.
.d to
" Xihe business of the 'mZfiftiii
io.uikws i me common
.VTTr Tl f 1 I f . . t- .. i
.u.inifi, navo largely ex-
iwii estimates for its construe
u jn sum ot 52. 7,73 ) 00 wa
,uit it session a smn coveriu
,i engineer yet after tbe ex-
i , a",0,,at '"us impropriated
.1. eu ; bti(i to complete it and
wrarjcted,. the further sum of
-r estimated hy the enzinccr
iM'.ieriueestimateshavebeen
-.-j! ae, or iarjo sums rimenpu
.ss
and ray
, t,aV. r.t.: 'Pprovcment
vfra."JNf-H1ac ..f..a,lu relieving the
sceiiivirv . " mi ftemands
As aidin?
redncin sf ill
ie,!
ry-rw7, " and
! ' rllPC lf.nv
h; .,-,I belforS'-i'etlon of ,t,. r-4.
bertainly-expecfedosc -or n,tlon
not-beeii realized. TKthis xpeation
SuT)erinten4ent. ur. ?ns of tiie--...
sx-
ration this eanaj, diefves theVl;cCt.3(uj
wf
o. v. f' eii to oe jiaia uv
.Minnie t:iat may uero
or re-cV rtered by the
A appropriate to this sr.lje and intimate
connected with it, 1 ca;,ot foi.art0 express
aiuatnirobaiinn nf j .a);.i..
' "re otitainad to Enna 4. .
iai.s of l j-Ti .-"y1' ' usmx inc
Vial, i .. iiegisiaw; as corpo-
Pora.-i 1 oibiTOVHttaCfiJiicjnjOctsj
a praVce is pernicious, and cuiniq).roe f
. . .. . . .i T . : i ii. . - - '
-Jironiflw coiiueiuneu. it perns iu amn,i
fiC'pf t,'ao Legislator exposes him ii,lni-llilt
; ? 'S'"ve action in the prera ' 1
Legislation should bo free, even from t?
pearance of improper motive ; and evenJp"
due and corruntin infli r, , . ' n-
side of the iegblaave uZZll VLVL
sa and condemned. -
it is a cause of mnrn tin I
Ulation. l,f f.;..,.. " " "V ' -'""v congrail
, bmuiuiio, me nrst ai it i the
noblest pursu t of mi n. t " tT,e
of dcvolonineut.vindlrrito,! ir. ;! ! w?r5s
and assume .--..i.,:".! ".-fwunce
county, liita uijI; ali the uieans and aii;Iu
cea v.itliiEiueir iweT f;r scll-improveiu
,-w.i. .. . . r
e It. n
It
cea v.itiuctueir wei f;r scll-ir.iprove
These ertor. so ivdihbl to them, have
highly bemEcial ii thfe r tesults, and c
prove the nAessi?.", ai .point with tin.
certainty to , e.-iat:is.nent of State '
schoeis. ivcliet- if 'tingi for a di
given place r iiiiiif ute "or a week: and
again to numii etif .n on.ti meetings, c
ing from oneto tliree r nths. At e'v
iu this progremio, it hi- become moraut
proper n'T"1, 'itutio". wiiJ their
- . J. I '-penoi ID: State rsn rfrori.fn
me s., biem andShtV octa on -
raSib8, ourchildin, thro'
rde f f k we ara4 courage! j the ex-
of our Cni. rc,' M;c fact, th:.f no State
Without
"i,ijuii .1 iiir r.ia j
of fe.h- -v."... 1"! -roiessioBii lamnj
. 1S; iSl4W1j.t, ,
and assumed in public esteem, the honoVabll
rosilion to which it is so justly entitled. S
stituting, as it does the substrains of o.Vr
i4i.eai mecnaDical. mniir!iPii,i ;..f. .i
- - , ' -uw.iillli MHU CUIUUlPf.
c al intereMs, it should ever bo regarded as, he
chief source of Kr.if nA Vo:i .."e
vir.f :.r ;r -"-.-'v"" prosperity.
"i(j, it is tue highest in nseful-
,- aiJU 6tiJ, m cnccuraeiti" that
I r-. , w.k e exDirienee in
thu is mat of a- ceo !ry arl h quarter tn
toil . . ' "-"o iieifi
this ,
. to
ichif ia, whose ex?s- I
ing
dial
iisc
liBU
4' step
rnoriaptx
wiijl their
hi h noris
n frovide.
4 ar.fr lC
' r vi j .
H
i: n, thro' r J.
t 1 ii 'a
'I tue ex- ia:
jrseucc of sr
no ite j
p orld.has r i
truciioa. if
:i
i
I
I
Iflii
ci ana iaiiu2ei-i!'j
cor.tiilctiona f intvnt It
urged tliit the fjii.".irfFuoi of our ronulatiou
iiJ3' i:.cro. JAjha insane and the
n asy.nr.is lor tt:eir
itder it impcr.ttivclv
:e.3sry that lijt-ro isiiou!d he given to
m portion of tpi11"8 'Fa new und entire
I'liuci ev" iu;i i",.'tt;:ipii.ii, as a homo
:? cf eye jciiow-citizis whose only aile
vi Son i.i toft foiu'id in tl ft own icnoranc
olteie frii'btful maladav lihri.:,.),'ih,... .
i renoa. im suojvjci is w-;y 0f calia and'
J issioiwte inquiry. I wi , eheerfully . co-
proper
h'tife wKh
j ; ts. to ecct
the Legislattir
in all
wf-r-Bd industry could accomplish, tias bcew-w
:i elSrS roVeVe
perfect and fraudulent construction of the old
5"V,-u.4 .mf, nortiouof the new. The large
ViuantW of rocks, trees ,'stumps, and roots pla
5ed? bottwi ot the cana, d tha defec
!,nri l i,s-d in the embankments, mifltr
iFthe wate To iapo almost as rapld.y asad
?d,A5 fi JLr-ck a re-construction of tv-
. - ti.m-..W nocessarv:
appe the report of commit
tee onlays fend Means made to the House of
aer?reSt'Vc8in 1819, that the entire am't
UepreseriKv . , t , OT)t.rat'.on the
"tl o-s-of this canal wasima-
Upended on the work Mn.e that
f Jai. Y -M' -snorts of the ,'d-
'irears irum -i---r- - ,-
nt. jc.Tia",ccl
1 ' r. . rrt - v.in. n rreess Of
W--! JZ-X cli,nftte8;0f
-AsrB tnn on iuai
V--RwX-tue-itanai not 3 "':;t
fact, cfofo f-W
& na-emeut and reckless expen
I iStoDry of thisanal shows, it ts
rr,riso that the CornmonweaUh
encd-witn .debt, andtaxa.
the- 8th of fay
;r . tbo main line of
", he notice re-
i- - . " ' 'vtobe ESDO-
ness ot all the departments ot law
ne and Diomotin,; i ' r"r:i r'.'"-
'"4-rulofn,n.. -,11 1 . . ...
sts of tt?Tcoxitl-lrluX ln"-."nitrial inter-.
mercial nrosnaritv is lartre ?"cial and co
the euccess of agricultural industrv. 1ut,lII -
A.n interest so important should receiv
1 1 encouragement of all classes of society
. 1 Ik . a . . - ' -"jr v,w r j" 1
ger a mere ari-an exertion of physyS '-iTt delic
reogth !t has reached the dignity of a or ,
1 n. 1 j " - '
9 (Tzcns. no source'
omplisb this obi.-J .
ou.'d you decline to act m-fc! ...1.;.
i!id then recommend that a adequate r.p
natjon be made to the Wes rii Pernsvl-
a Hospital for the purpose P
eeoinmodntions for tlie care ', ?o..,f
isthict as may be practicable i,Bl the oth
lass of patients and inmates, k..
this institution is Lber.il in its
comprehensive iothe objects ll n , '
nghf tinder its car embracing i.,c.
ivell as the sick, he1 Jess and infirrA '
n this connection lwouid commen,to vonr
itfention the rennsyl. ania Trainin-r i
T Idiotic and Fecblejtfindod Childn.ni
iid of tho Commonwehth has heretoforlbcen
i. 13 as of v.l,iM f-.--.f-, ci!S. cjieuuuu iu luis lusitution. It is a 4oh!
has . 01 3u-terdajr the .Voimal kl...nf,i U.r;i.. .nr,n0i,U le
tried thrrml.,,t n ... , . oust 1C
wj .-.u iini ifi iieaiif. xk uuismi
3
j
e State. . . .
The Ilouse- of
r 'o .ocsi ieeins
vcjto share the bounY
2fae in Philadelpl ii.L;
of
of
Ue people and their representatives honi,i
r..ii-. .... . M
moL, y. contriDute. t,tato and county
much. .ciciic ikvo uono mncn to pro
ed and wiNfjand through their agency
done. . ilorV rmatln. bs, been .collect-efDcieney-in:
tftMuch ye remains to le
useful kn.wledgion is demanded. More
result, -the establisfijon ani drffusion of
irea, ia cotinection-pii. o secure this
payments of Staie,. wouliSLaagricultursl
The-portanco of such the de-
organod as an to the Snvibute,
ngnculti knowledge and tV;opry
agricultura -industry, cannot en? Cjof
ivcV
.i 'nrr o . 1 1 .
Tib ....
ml.-su't IS in fnll rm.V:n .1.
IOjC' ofl-a ietTeaeia,"" t.ri". r.?.i?J
jl ill I HIT Jr
ftrr'-r- i of gr J excellence, liavitj for
idir ,u,a- 1' ""yri-i are not 0,,rr M,
ate, and Mar Pfr,.i T'."u-
religioukre'elin. anH HI., '1:
esumaieo.. M,e sutject uearnesf coni
ca 10 your aiwtion. I n.,i
By-an act of t l-, session, A,,:i....
e ?-tir discharge so " r"X!. " rT
1, 7 ...I. 'ii. . i . -.ui
u., mo istate, r.
Stat
and representin
put)lif:ant.-mi; will be the
guarantee of its remibli,
ii is ume atsn that the
resume its true .place in
safl'ifiMi nr
tramtd it u,.
communication ofknowl
nnnd, in svnmatliti.' .r,
niind, and with living, sp
Us impress there. Xbe.G
thus trained the
wona. lint now t),.. i,ai-
ded itself betwiin fi,s-f
Tha teacher haa too Jtnuc
hers
he vitalitybl
m supporja
equality
aching wi
ie sehoo
Ff sure
r '"9
f'ive i
e, . to lief.
ict, muf aci
ing entrv
N to jithirL.
an.lftKijnt.
L 4 .
prisons i,'
ley are. a
''uaren and
he sneeo.vf,
lwr fhf m
J"jiraid andUl
'unis, ,n pijfil ti)0 "Poaf and Dumb Asy
a"d ask to sliipl 'hia' iBVit? our sympathy,
"'onwealth-. ii oeueiucuons oi tne Com
unib, ia thV;rl ind in thcir darkness tho
and bless the X 1 ce will cherish the gift,
1
1
.1
a
40
(1 Dni.Ui, wkhfi
som(
tfio company,.
surpieiaent
btil' or Inst ia tli
(iencral lawa. whi'n t
vji i.uu;t.-a ii: I liic .-f
the objects cf thcii V.:c
same timc-pruvaiit at;
ei.irn to such a3soeiii;,r.
dci to your corsid-'rifior
i he jansdirti.jnQr'.fy.
estate, trusls. tho iaitrne
tr.olo and rchioua
other a?soeiatirrjr h,
recent legislation. T i i
conferred for the Tury.cwe k
laturo from tho m-juie ff.
for special legislation i.i the .
are. therefore, tho pro-r t.
siicli questions; raid in.siler:
matter is within .'heir junsdi
should refuso to e'ureriainj: jc ;
and clfiirly beyond the j
should hot be gricted by
Dy tho act of the 10th
"An Act to intrease tho n:
legislative exnentes ot thcJ
provided thut thereafter
described and' taxed, shou
nco of tho eeretarv of
publisaed, or have tbe
until tho partv a
should nav into the tre
the respective sums nanii
i ni,Ki. rii f. icst"
.1. .V-tlieW
cum A r.itnr.l . iv. 'J
i . . lili -
o t ;oi
--iw
I-' rx.c --1 "
"il i . a .
VA-l vbbva5. lH.,nt
.I I L,rte t. tot
for- -. T-m iva- uica-i
tv" l,"TL:"t ll ca iftl .
Vji . 1 TapV'r " -
.,,'.0 ?-.0' f.lW
iet -
furvoi
ll Jarisdictioc
V-is to rJo.-omice t '.
1 V HnriM.
'..' Legislature
sr(l, pr'
;e t
th ...i! i. cl ! T'm "var. o:i
?'u4 io law.
nation.1
:.ni9 Bceessit'!'
i-V?of th?
courts.
-.uiuiLiKca
fa
h the
i. i .
PntCrV l.fll .1
1 he cin.led ,, -l r
7 . .im wi-
e Co:
l(lnwaiui pr
lung Jr rMsi,- to aam
ltOI.!.l
i in sn;d A .
number of acts passed by fb rffiCr JLcSBlure nd
suhject to this tax, romain in ,, caif.the's
refary of the Comcionws:: a, the tax , 4cm' not
havins; been paid. Tho r: nber h;..t ?
ly increasing, and will cor.l nu, toiirf,4 ,.) "
A Slim m arr rnnmrlv l.A nfim-i r..- . il .
tv nii,.t-, .... Lit.' , ic: :.irv iv-'et'on
iivj iuviu wi 111J 111 I f 1 UI LlalJ t-IiriH iflCOL IJI.. UI I IT 1 a il 1 f t t .A...
fthV
niajJI ioprnved. an the re- Iraled- 1Uo n,nnt'of olveDt nteT d
llnara
il consi
" "n William'
Th. boolT. ..Sil
band, nf JQh I'1 founts c
T
-t'-X
'Neaso eai
4 PPICATH--r
lor ccaaiviio vi moiV f
V.
I
stT'.
-1
Jaaw
r
"(fiplaces of punishment:
to 4 he iK'glected and outcast
' ot o:it- Commonwealth.
past ii a sur' guar'antca of
'icss. They should receive
ragemeut.
u .aim niauireu.. lln no
institutional authority of
i
-designated as tnosFarmers IIiglch '"llyri
- tenasylvania,' was corporated.; ci
f Per was accepted by tk trustees, &ho ,
f I sftutioa duly organized Aji eligiU ij r":
i wwmwtii xcrn
nrni :I!5!nt0a Piuid 1 nid O?
r" . ai v .j oi'tl rtf al.J !..
th.-.n. r.. t. .vie
I . I ) 1 1 iiita uvjcii m.v.iiin mi .iitit?
- . T . ItU wuu..,
f . i , r . .
"wo. uuaareu acres ui iabro' a
c'"'ted tanttrttonateo.to.tt, trak,
tne uswtM, institution, by U
vin, ot tnt couu'v jhe c.tiZcns tlA ir"
have piuuix - . ,en tuou.'
the use of the coUeg" , Th
addition to th?;apUrrof Pennsylvania I
.bows that the J0 lof snch Jan 'i A.
O'
rr -vva tviiun lefifpo -rs a
rbn A Vn f. i:. Jnc 1 oat
qutraXrom ofthJuUnJ l0-'
for :.T-3h to ,f. "1 w
rV f i r- ",M-lIonvr .M'roper r,osl,Ure
r measure of thdii Jt
for
unfv
r'ghly
lorinanco, of f o
llows " . Tt-i.nco oi
nli N?n e-x?,i,"nt toc,'fer llpon-hflie
t'7 T , , UIIilar7 to then, if18 ,!
:-',iTc,le'- Institute wom,i-l.e4 A
n H
We value.
vOf
ce will cherish
orai and .' Vj ation to an Questions of
ana wiselv ont3 dorm, should be carefully
l'ie .iietrisl.-ijii-rff l.'1
. , uru. ar .
ana no un mori l" PeoPl0 'SV sensitive :
a"d condttiori ril P'y interests every class
a general rule ar2. , r" r iumPt,ry Jaws, as
s aoridenientV, a aouonui expediency: and
"'6 crtrZf.n -...ll liberty and privileges or,
je jiisimea on the ground
znis is admitted, it can
i? evils resultihg from in
i necessity for regulating
Kislative acts, the traffic
"g.n'iuors. to what ex-
restrained bv nosi-
A.. i 7 "ti'tan on tne wi I of i,a
Ph vsid tcra !ons 0ir own
ln. I - uiiu I -):i I wa l.ihn 11' I
QUlUlUUnCSilUl 1JJ iari.E.!nrTuhflr A L. 1 v
paid Ion- since. 1 woull bcrcforo roc licnd
l blnn.ri..ll,..lt.. I, 1 . I H""I
'" mcucQ acts nercaiter :3.ard
mo iorce and eCect of law.
specnivcly duo thereon he p
alter tacir annroval. n.-l.
tho payment of theso taxes, i
and at the same time cbck
vate acts des-i.-rned to be tui.rl
eaieu;ation ot chances. Or thn
parties m interest might detc
y a rosoumonpf the r0.
(h day ofifarrdi. Ha.i
York and Eriefrnilruid (f,r,,.
t ..:i-." f .1.-
" ... uucioimu ol ixis coin
uieDi, certihed under oath by
i i i : . l nrr n rr-1. . .. n . . ... . . .
T,l.,I.l 1V T y ?-t W COL
,7''"1"U) l" 1 ensyivanmits Io Itif n-hoff
1 .tI.'TI"'-119 obt r .
mt jTipous. spirituous, hh,,; . f t
re. Cfcir.pl.ice of busia-7, !2$rJl
uo i t wnship of renn, fn'1,?,, s..,
vidn
slill iitliava
ir.les th trs ro
1 withia)ixnon!hs
law wodd secure
rei-e thaVe-jtnca
e dcmaa f. ir cri-
a!,ai:!o!ii:Yij Ihe
osi orga
latere, ra:
v to comrjiul mto
onwa!tii. akite-
tloir presdciig?t
iEy
idi
in f Uie
HS! tllC
fomrtorane.
restrainin-by
to
!, 1 t . - ----- r.4.
valuo of what they now hold, nrl uh.-n the it a
uintrsn ,.r . . - v "i-'i y-
tao resolution was transmitted U direr
tlat Uicy, or either of hein.i
nay hottl, inn, tavern, rostntoiekt'
o;itcr house or oyster eoils, f
pi ve of entertainment, anjowm
thrt they are citizens of
they are "prepared and readytji j
every way to conform to tit JF?k
lnlinto liquors, passed -tla.f 4 :
D. Iii5. They therefore irajr t
them a license forth vc-v
will prav, Ac. ' i- BKS.TfM
Jan n a ry 1, 1355.- j :' , act
VrALUAljiE PKfl
; . '' -..".". .;--'. -.
TUG udersignri te't
of Land, niorcOr '
coaatf, ieven orif
tOT-red.'with- VJaat'
then n t& followiat '
wttbl LATH-SAJ,. --R
ancnfu -zi r wr, hl,
tunaWt f M month
ri
. . ' Vlltlir. IV li'lTnl'ft.
tnt -fZ,,;lie(i rlfc t, ' "T- W'h Ot)ini,n ,.-!, k -r.-i
. it wm ,.j,ruv " or "ie rrcoT.fp. t;;: ' " -'.,u vsis-
of a coanfr 'tomii':i ' .Taw. iwjjt;-' ;i:"'l'yr.Ti the Jaw of
was requested to procure front the Awicr
81, his opinion of the ris;ht of the state of
the
t0 divert Water frnm -.. .1 u find CllJ'
oi tue Chemung river, to the prejii ! -of the
jic improvements of -iTannavlvaJi.
UClon."ir. In I r-tu c-k.lu nn.l e taaiUUic:U
o t "Jin . i " - ; . . . .
saino to the T-ii.a A" As rcas e I- a.S f
i...i . n nn.
r vut
mo to the T.efiif.'u A"
1 has 1
'IT wrnfal,' ...
' i ' vin .,
eoftfi--' VT.
J
a - c . l a , n. i
municating i t J(
f . 9 tern, r r i . y
f
Ion of t?ie Atiotr- V
is horeTritk
Or
t
ot, .nd'i"ie.VoO idling liouoV1;"" ?'C ia-
intiat Vo adtniUedJhflta
m siem in nrt i..( tiiDj-.
. ' ..4 1s I j L A
hw'rires.-nl l -:-) not V
di
av a-ov.nv
1
--V mi'iWn s?,ls
l -:i ' 4