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- J.HER4I2II4O),fr .'ArUP, - ' '
liiiiii4kiiii,:'l.f,*.qiihre ,. S. HI
iiitihe mit Nandi
6 ,gßmst;or rtfn
The; ER ' ALD`: fdt EXPOSITOR ie ntibliehe
'',.4Weekit4Witidedble royal sheet . ; tit , TWO, pOt.,
LARtit,pbrinituni, paydble within three yaiiiithi
fitatfifie,time of anbeeribintl on Twbilootimie
....4a3i4irt.r,:socaTB;At the enitof the yen.V.f!' ,
be. taken tefiese ...than, six
;montl ,and Oh nape' dieiontinnedniitkaii or
tetrittiree aft' paid, e x cept, it, the . atilt)
f . publisher, and a failure. to• notify diecontin*.
• • anee.willbe "eobsiderini a', new. engriOeinent. ,
AdvittisinQqwill'be dohe'bh tha thine! teiate. ,
• Loftin* must be poet.fiiiid.-
mra
.
.! , , - ,.: F l';.**tip!gpßETAGE,.t'
inhetiiiislitills; •
of brick,' and' stoni,andlioltN
And he inherits soft 4t l l4ite hsuids
•-• And tender. flesh that ft4e theecilh,
Nordares to west. a garittinrolirc
A. heritage, it Seems to Mgt,
One'would not care to hold in reed
„. , 11ie !101l man's son inherit! cares; -
The bink mer break, the thotork burn,' '
'§onie . brostill inny 'btirst his bubblie,shattie,'
Anal soft 'iNhite'hrinils would hardly, earn'
bold suit Lit turnt,
Al4.rittil.e . ., it seems ' .
One wOuld,not care to hold infest
Nhet thitipnor man's son-inherh
litont•lntiseles and n sinewy heart,
A hardy frame, a - hardier spirit;
"King of two hands, he does his part
In every useful toil and art;
A l.ritaze, it seems to me,
A king might wish to . hold in fee. ti
•Whst tines the poor mates son inliefiti
Wishes n'erjoyeil with humble things,
A rank adjudged toil-worn merit,
Content thatfrom employment springs,
A heart that In hit labor sings; •
A heritage. it seems to me.
A king might wish to bold Trace.
What does the poor man's srin inherit
A pail:nice learned by being p.mr,
Cottrtge, if sorroiv come, to bear it,
A fellow-being that is wire
To make the outcast - bless his door;
A heritnge, it seems to me.
A king Might wish to.hold in fee.,
0, rich nisn's gnu,. them is a toil
That with all others level stands ;
Large clinirtYilcithnerer soil,
._ not only whitens stilt white hands;
'This is the hest crop from thy bonds;
A heritage, it seems to me,
Worth being rich to hold in fee. -
tione-twitt'ttatn,scorit hut thy state,
Tliel tif hese weariness' than thine,
In niert:lyblAng rttsli and great ;
lVork'`ilitl• Makes the Soul to shine,
.1 A ntlmrAlaus rest fragrant and benign:
A heritage, it seems to tne,
IVorib being poor to bold In fee. '
7totlthciruo someAdx feet of
Are cquals inilie.eanth at laid ;
. ' !loth children of the tome itcar GOD
' Tr'Oic..title . taytntr heiraltip
liy record oi'it well filled past:,
A heritage. it seem to me,
• Well worill.a life to bold in fee.
GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE
To the Senate and House of Representa
:alivesof the conunoincealth of Penn
. sylvania: ' •'. • • ' • •
FErmow ,, crrtzENs:---The first and most
• importrnt duty that
,devolves upon the I.eg
, islature: will be to examins 'into the fi into
eartharrasSMCnie - Aif the State. antrto
Make snitahle ptiiiision -for the -discharge
of" Itit't Ilabi Tlte:etifire amount of
the funded, debt of the Stine is $3%085,000-
40. • This debt is I:64mbursable as fellows:
lal•theyeur4B44 I "•' • 55,922 .60
184 , 1;:, • • ' 62 500 00
184 k ' .3,586,342 08
• '' • ' 11:317,: ' 12,335 05
1850: , , 1,000,000 U 0
•-• —1853 5 ,. . 2,t)00 0 00o oo
• ,-.•• • - 000'1100 oo
•1554, i- • P,783161 88
E ' AMA, " ' "7,070,661 44
1859;, • . 1,2503100-00
:1866, 2,653,680200
1861; ' " 12000' 00
• '••• 1862;' '1,266,400 00
0,3 ,
18 200 ,600' 00
3,385,076 66
1065 i. 1,829",609,60
itl 66 . . %624,0110, , 0d
. .„ 1870, - 1,966215 .65
,-4asit'Pits'ol4e at' • , .• . • •
ctiftnitt bank chartehi, 5 69. 6 0 3 ' , BO'
f , ' , - , • ' •.! • 106;669,398'17
•'.lrit4rest`ditiist Wirgost, iB42e•P# • • '
'Which ebitithilites of,a2OClt WSW; "it"'
• , 1 11 ,1 i#. 4 ..04sennt6 1 3:ili •
71 i. tymit'Auil, FetiytiSii; i 841; " '
~redeornat4 I f113?,9t18/ 00'
loterisitdue tit Mike:4 3 1843, 11i; •
rklto4k b P i . ;1= 1. i! .. M ' . l llrf 4)0
A ),-)
ME
IT . , ;., f i lial a e tifik e - I f i n 'n" 1 1' f i i ti in' it;iiiii , i'.t . O . Lb_e
(I' , - Po- t -- 1,941;8 2 7 ' f/X1 to' w i t s ' =
, paisAmio,,ll.„,4lit°'lYilja,..,x- ~,yl-',.*6 4;944 : 33 1
' 19'ki4u4 9141'"5'111r'11gr"1,:,':',7.54;6134,1,E1MA6
fi". .11, 11 1. 11 1...$ .Irr“ .) -° ,41, r-i , -490.00 1 ) A 0
o,ll.l.: l '`lositi it` 41 per cent.,
. s
~ Ac . 7,6 ,48 681
- Steller ucttoukti,t k.,pg.g,c4 1 14 . 7.P,;.,,,ir. i l . ri iii:i39 . Q 0:
-tio?'*4o/ Peri.iPL . ,„ ~,-.., )- •,.t . ', ,
else tu'out J ~...,0.1
.. lse
1 , ,
rim litik9
,„. t,
*r..' ';e4,it i:e1i.,15.4‘#`,49, r 0" ',040.01k,04,
~.' 01080,1* 40.
fuie-1WA.,, e , 4.1.11i11:;,-J,=.,1,,!
.lov, 6 , s 4 1',4•4,4-:
,T it,bit;ireortt
i.3,z,,...,l,,AraefretepholAft 0, ',.,!. : , ~,
,:.?, . 1 47.-, t., 0 ~+ fp.ketid44,t,ii tot pt.
i*V•74 '
~i **6 l) ;44:kl.%)pi p
11175,. .., armiiijoy.
,4,.., 10 ,
to, i i i ,,, iire
~,..."44.:10,
'
" 14 '410.,.
I I
PUN
,
Ytl',;rksNi`.l.o#4,74,
ERN
•
• , 1843:16.'e1it . 4114.41414414,111),%# ; e44
tained .l [Witlif 4l C.o . oo4lo.9P#PV*
failittembir thi`hartitifAtiOkilfatjev, 40 4 '
• •
• muntione ~e 9V0L,1;,,
ttitncle 'the 'proPer thE46l,bni;.;,iiVi s king%JtEl
oetimate'!from.
'aided,, it will *fig nf 0,040 - 495?
Ti!t:ia*, pa . 1 04:.tfie 'PeßP4.6`44' . ?o, l '
year,, wa s 41553,9 11 :The assessment
,for the insiiiniYiii . titor, fairly'-estirniii
ted at what it amiAittitljO2the Pest 'Y.Ct4'
liroirided . the'lLegielainreirepeat 'the proVV
so' teihe iiith the' Act 'Of
July; 1842; entitled' "Air' Aetie Previiiefer,
the ordinary eiPenSta Of ,
,the 'Groiernmetit
the interest Open the' State
debt," &c., which limitillie . asidesamen(rif
the _increased - t'ax to one 'year. Utiles.",
provision be immediately ' iiihiletbr Conlin-)
uing the assessment arid;Collection: of 'Mit
tax, our financial difficulties'! must
creased, and the consequences be , Most
lastrous to our State credit.
It will be.seen firm the•foregointlbte6
Ment,,that nearly,a ,, milliomof dollars;'aris-,
iog, from taxation, remains; unpaid; .and
'there is no authority vested in the 'Exeeu
tive, hy law, to enforce its collection, I
IhaVe repeatedly recopmended„ to the Leg
islature, the adoption of some legal method
•of compellip g Co unty' Commissioners,
'Collectors andTreaeurersoo perform their
duties 7 --but, thus far, no legislation has
lbeen !had the -Subject.--In-the•-pres
edt"defectivu state of the law, every temp:
union istJheld out to. delinquents
. to perse
vere setting at natoiht.-itelojtinctions.--
'Permit me again to call the attentior. of
.the
legitilettlre to tlvis-subjeitt i -and-to-ex peess
the hope 'that This evil wi:l be remedied.
The 'whole teceipts from our piihlic im
provements, beyond The payment for re
pairs, 'and The expenses of their, charge and
management, during the, peat fiscal year,
amount to $482,'057 34.
The current expenses of government,
including the permanent appropriation to
Common Setrools end other purposes, may
be estimated at ahout $750400 'OO. The
oresources''Of The State, indpeolent oftax
ation, and the receipts from the public
im
pmvenrents,at about $400;600'00. From
in examination of till these receipts Mixl
•shilities of the Suite, supposing the tax
levied under existing laws, to be punctually
collected and paid, over, there would ,he an
annual deficit or ithno $850,000 00, inde
pendent of the balance duet° the Domestic
Creditors; for the punctual payment of all
which, the . State is bound by every obli
gating of faith and honor. After a most
careful considerction of the 'subject, I have
been unable, to devise any ether mode of
meeting this responsibility than that oI
augmented taxation
I took occasion in my.annual message
transmitted to the Legislature on the Eith
of 'January, 1840, to. speak upon this sub
ject in the following pointed and uneciniv
itcal words. I beg leave to quote them,
because I have . reiterated, in every annual
message to the Legislature since. substan
tially the same sentituentsi and I desire
the penple,of Pennsylvania, and the whole
world, to know, if there be ground to
charge remissness of duty. to. whom the
fault is to be justlyattributedt ..
, "In expressing nity own opinion In favor
of a resort to taxation, I do it with no in
considerable degree of reluctance; but it
intist be obvious to every cititen of the
Commonwealth, that his house, his farms
and his property, are all pledged,. beyond.
possibility of release, to the ultimate pay
ment of the State debt, and the,' interest
tltereon accruing, 'agreeably to the stipula
tion with the loan holders., Nor is this
theworst view of our situation. The Statt;
has been actually compounding, for years
past; from a million to a inillion and a half
of interest, annually; and the question is'
nitiv• submitted, whether we are data' to
continue adtling, half yearly, this enor
mous amount . of interest to the principal of
ourk'nue debt, and continue in this ptllll ,
latifTnotts course 44 policy, front year to
year, of shuffling off the, evil day; and en•
tailing this frightful legacy on posterity.....
.It is a reproach on the people of Pennsyl
vanitt-to suppose they can he longer kept
in the d ar k., in regard,...,to the, situation in
:which we hid the*. 4 c. --- All they , want. a
know, to ensure ft,readY entaplionve ttith
I this indispensibiC call upon their patriotism
is, to knot# the necessity of the measure.-,
,The eliperieniie of Wore thud half a . aente.
ryi foltiaed me An' Ilia beliefolist Ake geed
selise'Af the' p'et4ll6 . 6t ,t.h is ''g e v ent .etiftiniOn-
Wealth,,is . rarely, appealed. to tn.vain,.. In
"p . .o.tiOng Oeire.dpilikiliq otredi t mniOnd- 1
i lag,
.1143 . ..,meattfire„,1 7 01.. folli , ourai;)lci . of
411 1 4* to - . 16 enairebtereikvia swats`„ of
tlie:eianiiigttiti4eit '. &A are: a l'olkiaii;iiiii,
if{ bY,llits. "ealy're,iraitia' of the liah'eat'etiiiiiif
ling'.6CitiS+'tiiOn 'tan d; ma `the:..,fearlailli
*ohofge, 'of 3* cl i fi t oOo . incaOlicia,O . O;*O;
i:eof;nor bb poi , O6.ciut by , i k it f e ellciW 411
ititteri 'shal I etletre:c . Aiivo' die, toniolpitniii
..0 1 ' 0 1 ,le0, .'ilo(1 : , tiovkApii..itoi:flifiliTt
obilsoit'olitiuell . believe •:tii- be "iighp',lted
at ltiOr; P. - ttti.iik . ,iiiill'' , lo,4o ,tkio';',OffeMiiiji' cif
bribi sure: 4110.*.t$ , ...,.ft;r:riaitOtiiit - iooe4
Altielittiie miiol ItaC heart toe, limit red with
, e i sera,* '!t/Oectiftititif;'.' ; 'Tiiicif,t4 ! P fik'ol4
04R."* . lieji*!itl: . ', ” 0ur, 00,0094.
_e Viii4ii: eiT
eif 01E4,0' ilili'' hie , tioti i „teitl. het tltatli.liati
iiiii:`:neitie' etipOglii:!'roy!- 'the
i ii : 6-, l4 i #; ; ; . .!*4 l l. ti ki i'§oo,r,ilOtto/J for the
.• ? r - 1 10 1 *APV:i..,i:0, 1 t Prf.44.4,410..,'
iiirei::nor . :Oiyeei.kma9; . eoythingxto.golvittt,
el:10001j%; tki!i , ,cligig,fooo fixt . fil , oii,ul ; tiy,
4 11 0# ',*ticr.. 6.6 ,..' ' — iorope ;(I'o, end-.the
iiii*iiiie.or...o., ' ,, fridiiiiiY'tiiiliii%
thit . viol4lg6-' ',rotlezio
ioio4ollo ,
)419.. - 0
i.i.fi.itio:qmi . iitioo:fio
NO*,
VlOnhifiA Aioti9
,10e;0010.491#
dNatt
, ,
thOs . 'o , wilos'e4ttlipti.Attks . ,poAtigiter
than that't::itftitd,ing':44ltl;,were,alt palopla
ted to deist., even; hotiopt, , ,tpoil redid 'f a ith"
'fully peiforinini duty, far"asJ
was concerned, 'I "Wag' tesolved* that bulb
Fitly opinions, - an, my
_purse, should be
- Openly avowed`and
now
:understonti.-;-
'Fokii.Lyears `hale now elapied; 'tithe had
,bethi given to the'eXedted•to tbecome dalrti
to the timid to become self-possessed, and
for fictions 'Partizans' tit see the error of
their, way. I look back With pleasure. on
my course, because, as I' had ; no doubt
from the beginning, I-lavis been triumph
,antly sustained. by' the. honest yeomanry
of Pennsylvania. They have borne, with- .
out repining, every .burthen.that was nec
essary to.maimain the honor of, the. State,
and they are ready to;endure yet greater
sacrifices,.if they be ,necesearY, for the
iiartie.cattse. .• •
It has of lite_lienn fashionable, in 'cer
tain quarters, to
,nee Pennsylvania,
autl-cite her, as an . example in, point, to
eauction..the_reproack which-his. been at
tettipted to be cast upon the American pen
pith of seeking to carry into practical oper
atiOn the scheme of repudiating their pub
lic ,debts. Those who have circulated and
believed this calumny, betrayed a degree
of ignotittice, both of the character of our'
people, anti of the course of her • legisla
tion, which is truly surprising. On every'
occasion, the liability of the State has been
frankly avowed, both by her Executive
and Legislative Depaitinents.; and although
the recommendations of the Executive, to
make, proviiion for the payment of. her in
terest, have um been adopted to the fullest
extent, yet the legislature has passed laws
imposing a Zak. amotiotiog the last year to
a little less than a million of dollars,- - and
this has . been acceded to by the people,
w,lilintit a murniur from any source entitled
to a nkoment's consideration. The failure
interest has not resulted from a
want of disposition to do so, on the part of
the citizens of Pennsylvania, but from the
general disasters which have overwhelmed
acd crippled ,her, in common with almost
every other government in the commercial
world.' We are regaining our energies,
and recovering from the
.embarrassments
by which we have unfortunately been sur
rounded. A very few years will enable
us to retrieve all that we have lost,'and to
wipe from our escutcheon every blot with
which unexpected misfortune has tarnished
it. ‘Vhatever the int . ..rested or disposed ,
may babe asserted tothe contrary, there is
not an honest - citizen , of Pennsylvania who
does not feel the proud consciousness, thet
her faith and integrity can be held up to the
world unsullied,
The valuation of the real and personal
properly owned by the citizens of the State,.
ascertained by reference ,to the valtiation as
taxed forcounty purposes, amounts to about
four hundred and sixty millions Of dollars.
The average or the rate !of, this valuation
is, no-doubt. considerably below - the actual
value of the property of the §tate.
AmOng the receipts at the Treasury during the lint
veer, there were irons tolls, exclusive or Motive
l'ower , . $755,155 59
Auction duties" • 59,661 78
Tax on collateral inheritanCes • 22,337 US
I/iliac:His on Ilrhlge, Turnpike and,.
NCvigntlon Stocks
Escheats
To which add the State Tux re : "57'325
Al
coked, - , .553,911 38
'Phis income, deriVed frem . ,tbe above
sources, was specially apprepriated, to iho
payment of the interest on our public debt
and on the faith of the State's adherence
toilssoletim enuagemente:those froMwhoci
the money was obtained were doubileis
indticed to make' the loan. '. But,
_by 'the
resolution;.paiseit'.7lli April, 1842, mid the
acts 'passed 21t1fJui s r,1842, and Bth April;
1843, „those funds ere : applied to 'other
and different porposes, ftom what was
deemed, by, the hegislature; am, imperative
fteieq. B llY•lll4lfCcd by the .monetary embar •
rasententB to vAiCrif haie alt l eadylidiorted.
ft:, is tutu ' s shown', that about, three• anti a
half eent.6( ;he t interest. Could, : have „
!iee,ll Paid the past , : year , 141, fur this eVbee, ,
()nein legielation ; 1 , titid.tk . at the. abeve .titt in
of, 8557,328' B'l,,tigeOier.:Witlt' a. IR 3 F,ocf'ess
than three irate - 61),th°,
,atelesietl, v alue id
the ''real ad'perient estate of the citizens
the:Conlyertit -- , tioitld , iiik:thi:ein-.
tereit'rett the,Peblie' tiehy;lheYped.alr ileillie,;
eiUtthice' Penneyl!iehle oe the( proud OITIi•
herldif,tithicli`the .true character of lier'pee i .
ifterMid the reedifteiti'slit; ' peatieises; de
,eignid her to occupy. But te' eatisty'ihe
p'eoplill'of the
,prppriety of this increase of
''lao4^ati'tiu'iariee'sheild he giyen thakft iy,m,ld
be 9 tiptilied"te the oolioat'orithi interest
i'da , thip Statilde6 i.. to , th b cialkaiOliq6liiir,eky
.„„ Ni t i , , 6 ,., 1,,,.. ,:„,. if 7 : 10 '., , li . , :,....„:4 ',Pa 1 ...,- A 11
c , l'h ,, irtr ttt-0 •heett:;;'ithi3''otiliOtiOliTwiao9
aglihtet.taxatibrtiitpdee , the'iPietietit'Asteie of
thinge,.whieWappeartito be•fciiinded.iitjini 4
tiee f ,aetli the,,tcht;. theoto l it n 104 ti,Hraiiiikes 'and ,
ittplittitlitzpf , he ritiiiii,, ,, pf t .a . IkstiklaPikkiiit.'iliti
dlllloo4'' ' ti 6 / 4 4` latiliOlatittitiiiiiiis,?
'4olhqk pale, It 0
1:1 A . )40,000! , r , , , 4
, :i2114,
*Htt „,, ,Al!,,alf") . ' ' - 'it if
- . -t„
A
Jti~,;
, 1tw,ti:,.,...,,..,i ,
PYPCf 3 .o44 , R,qr#Pß::for.-e.t9Ractc.ciolo„ tkkr . ' -,,
,k
i t '
4 . ..,f5,'`53 1 0',"4,F; ticiegiiiaeyYrqi. A:3 . •, i izoi,
fliffoq ,itkOp on r: §it# 4 ,o,l) ...t ,
'L l f.° I,l 3 .oFiNS'Ao„.9loVlati#ol4l%,' ,.. .yrc.r , l
/,ird, Twit Aiii,BoV,9olfAo'ol,o4.r i''.lt - . ~,,:',
i
iik - I . i.liboial,4lothin!.nitir'Wl4l4
. s. ilir VC
likiiViiiiiiii:'-.6Visiititili4iiitl.'oso A ziiiiiii
iiiii,!,loi,iicitit..t.,-,,Tltti'.Aiiitirt's,!l4)W • -
litithie, COnpiteiiqi4ilikap;rOkiti:Oki.Ov;'
oar , . ?dountiec "alrid..',iiicti:` , iii;?o,lllllo,':ol,l'friii
!iihit'l'and • ifliOiWiti'siffhiti'lliotieig,itte*iffii•":
titttiltitii,"*Otild'edriliOlir'imiiiiinae,ititie l r'd
every 'iyay:•vorielietent to 'Make".that,api?r l „,
'tionmen't.' A more unequal' one theri,lbet,
Whieh'tici* exists; dation' be readilY•deiiii:
Ode 'Fait aivare that each aqil, - every ob
jedt 'dud Mode , of taxation "-ii:Mrre or lees
~objedtioriabie—bet that dittitildrrnot - absolve
us from our duty: I havti tiltbrnitted to the
liegishlture; my tiewdlagaln kid again. on
',this itibjeet t and that it,litid at tinted differ
ed,With meilit.ll9 caude Of tirithplaitit—that
dilteredde.ofnpinion hevibtproadeded from
'a conaeletitiodd discharge,Mf duty: But,
if 'the etiggeatides hefe ithitle, di) mg 'leech'
right and,proper, perniit the to exiiiiia the
earnesi hope that the hegistature vial dai;,
vise twine other mode, lead 'iibjedthiiiiiiild,- ,
and thatit vvill.not sepstilltd. Until fell mid
ample provision be made tof the ridnatiiiii
Payment of the interest °wont' piiillid ttetii;
senii-annuallY, as it becomes due; and gills
smooth the way for these who may add*
after us in the . administration - of the doV;
ernment,
da l
t 3ll e v,
0,061.0*
11 1 0b1:41 4 6 , 7 :
' , 1 44 ' 1"11e
IOC:VOW,
ilitti be
ssidde&
orlbe ,
Before quitting the subject of •taiatiOn,
it iniy be well to take a relailve 'view of,
the taxes received at the Treasury, for the
last threeyears, anil the amount annually
paid,:ont-to the . several counties, for the i
purposes of education. The taxis re
ceived in
1841, amounicd to $33,992 77
1842, " ? • - 48(035 85
1843, " 553.911 98
The moneys paid nut for the purposes
of education,during the same years,amount
ed to, in
1841,
1842,
1843,
$1,089,832 83
•
So ilistit appears more money has ac
tually been pao out by the Commonwealth
for educating:h)dr people, than the amount
of State tax paid into the Treasury.
It will he entirely practiCable, to'rnake
provision for the payment of the semi-an
nual interest, on and after.the first of Au•
gust next: And, to , provide for-every ens
sihle contingency,the State Treasurer Might
he authorized to .borrow, if necessary,, a
sufficient sum to make upony deficiency,
and the taxes and other., receipts, of the
State, applicable to the discharge nf inter,.
est, he pledged
~specifically forihe re-pay.
ment of such loan, and 'applierl'ps soon as
received.
.
oil; all doubt must vanish 5s to •Me value
The arrears of intereat doe id 1841, and
of these Awn, portions hi' the public works
February and August, 1843: have been
funded, in conformity with the acts of As: when cons,ideted de Means.of revenue.
sembly upon that subject: This was the ' To the More general introduction of sec 4
Most that could be done for our creditors, Lion boats, hi emetequence of the Slate lint ,
under the circumstances, and if. hereafter, ing:purchaded trucks for their conveyance
provision be made for the punctual di s . over the ttvo railroads; may, he traced the
charge of the intereal.• it will, I believe, be principal rause of the increase of dills cud
tonnage on the .Main tine., .. The exPeti
as much as could reasonably be' eipecied
by the holders of °Ur loans: . , men: has been fully tested to, the slatisfac
• I don or the most sanguine friends of the'
There is now due from the State td certain systerit of individual ,competition
,in the
brinks the sum of $.11,40,618 68, on ac- carrying trade. The Se boats, ,during . the'
count of the issue of notes under the set pant year have prevenpl combinations, re
of 4tli May, 1841. *hicli beers an inttrest duced the price of freights, increased . the
of one per cent. 11$' 1 ' 10 " et the Pei ef. atrintint of tolls and Ohmage, and giVen to
Assembly passed the tith day or April last, , our Main lino a (diameter for cheapness in
entitled '.'An aet, to protide ; for the 1: 4 Y••• I transportation; which rims* Make it . the
meet of Domestie Cireditors," Ace.; these , principal. avenue to a market between the
dotes are to he cancelled et the rate of one , waters of the West and the Eastern Allan
hrindred thousand dollars per month. 'rime tic cities. , A...system of transported
funded debt of the State bears an interest whi it, in its incipient state, has been pro- '
of five androx.per ;Imp , oyable . .eetnilin- duet ve of such great bet efits, and which
nually. If this mediation bR continued • • closely, indentified with the prnsperi
at the.same rate, it is very ; certain this.! . i t v. orMe. unproyements ,of the Common
terest cannot be paid, as nirety large pr_.
,' wealth, ispodded ton the fostering care of
portion of taxes and. tolls will be paid in the Legislature. In 1843, the Amount of
hinds of this 'description., ft is therefore, toll s paid by section' boats was $114,227
for theLegialatere,,to;deterMine. which of. Tr; of 'Wilier) $18,661 88 was for the use
these
.rneasureS it is the policy of the State of the State week's. •TO give effieiency 'to
to Ours 4.. 1 , , , I the system t_ to ; meet the demands cruise
' .
.I'lle. revenues- secured
. f rom the public quent upon . the continued 'increase of sec
works during the past fiscal year, although I lion boats t and. to.pre vent vexatious delays
hot reiliiing the estimates., which wore ,at therailmail Otos, an increase in the num
formed at the cortruieneement 'of the year., her of trainicolirucks Iles become abetlute
have yielded a tetY handsome profit to the !y, necessary.,„As:these additional
,trains.'
PommonWenitir.fttet the, expenditure s .' re-' will, ; be required , at ;the opening : 01 , the.'
quiretrfor their maintenettee.,':„The, Open • epring bnsittesa, the„exneciation,ts linter
of the. Caner CoMniquieney*' which will ,taiiteti that ai - Tidy appropriation, will, tie
be laid before iioi; and , to whichyourpar- . rdikiiri„,to
. that, 44e, pt. „ Stich an,, apHopria
dottier attention' is' Invited; ethibits,ip de- . tionwiil 044 iippriti,l to the opting trade.
, tad „the' reeei tits, litid etifientiqiiielt tipokthe :liY. giving assatiee, of proinntneati ,l'it the
several lines of ca nal ; and • railroad; By deSivpeiy orkiiidtice, ityttitif.attd.irie,ltitn
tliat:,doetirrieitt, it 'ipti'earti; Ant i . ' trottiribe disc; , hold, out, inducements, M friether in
early c • 10 eihtt ,er ,the".eanat ht too in. tto l ik:: • 4..i.t0. of lle'''tttii beats,; Otte'e Ott : ; . rf - y ateir
'ter p . hrt of
.1841. and . its bite . ripening frdni upon 'A riettinaq'ne ; basis t' a Orf,q,,ft re to, the
the: saline eause,i'n the,follt;wiiig sifying, „the , qidnmOhiVetrth ;all; the ' lilt:000pr . w hich
navigable season ilt 1840 'tv,as : rendered a-q must neeeeeetiif,resolt . fripk'thisiniproVert
'bout .Atight,WetV,,elitorter,-,tfititi that.or..thei,Mode ("if trantiMiVtatiott ove r our diVointell
.nrevittes year.' A .&ireit,ihaatftii4 •likotv . istr ; Linea ,or chitaf an'tf: railroad. f ' I: Writildrur
'tOok-,place ardii t h the 'eetiii l e,9* 9n. ihe 141 - titer . rei - 14,061d that: dui a ppriiiirißlitin he
!waie_.fdyitihn,,s,*bYeketitstsdfoi, several , matle 'direat: . and
.tiotMittre payeble.eut of
Wsektc , pititingA plop,tn irertSportatiovi,,and they tolls fur 1110,64;1e of: thfeks, Ito as to en
*isi qg,.... • loss 9( itiventie:tO the Common- able • ttd3 Cana' EMninissioners to 4Mite'tlie
itialt)i't'if 'OniileSet - thine ' ItiOtk,ficitf.'; -. N ot- pureh esti 40, more ~conaiiiielal, terms diens
lii '''"d”' '' '' - `l' '" 'dd . d''' bit titgib"•lF '
w, titan ilit these. Hopei imente,,s e to .earvot , r me. ; e• one, anil•to'frec3the , rstes.
llilif;;Oxtifi . ierieedfrouti the' li!ih'llomita 'Mt cC MIL er,silltitt..rttetlititt,pf.iteepint ,the'ai,
Wl' 'Ari!istioo' . &piinitii , 'i:', 10,1' : . , - itte. * tiiits, eidtAs.,frOtp,;theilf i prop . ric.tiont.plOity,i, , ',.,
ertiiith4th r iBl4ll;B4l'f2ihelii4 an increase ; .. i , i
..w,lifl,ef rlit
eito'init iteePeiteitTe l oili* ,
ki 4 t4t# l.l oti,t l3, o-,..04 1. 4:0 16 tt: 621t, . :4 * . it*..loll9 , PPAtio•gxeOgti*e, , epliVienol - §ill;
Aitliiltfialidlif theoreeikpirciiittriiokhatitik4 010€10',A*14(111.41.4,0,11tYrit„ktttlt.PROPt
k.ethiiiiiVer*liii*OhibitOhd:.fullioujiit rt i nt'itctsyott;riißittt*.oo4 , .4ooylfoixi,,,pkwal,
)."0 1 ,, , ,•;:,,,i; ~..iii ~ .-....?.;, r ci,- 1 11, , ;:t . t , ' ,,, .;.,. , .... , ,t,..!: iptili , gadyiisd-cir`rittippyAmipmloo(6o4l
~ .;,iz.0.,) - 0:1;)•:4:i . ; •,.:; 4,iii;iO4ii r iii,,,,:, i1i40,2 •of m 0 00p,..i. :. m . ... 0 ,...y, : _i: ! ii . jy 0 :iy,.!;.,40.0ii,
0; , ,,, ; 4 0 „ • . : : ~•••;.:. , 0425 .6 06. : 81 000 . toto o il . i 00, impktipt," f iefifng,,pelijidrioo44tie
- Nli*4.10 4 19 1 ' 4 00:*1• 1 0P.0# 1 : 41 11 0 6 0:i i *Pil-Wit.# 1 g 0 4, 1 4. 461 0010 41
ItOii: T 3 0,09;,,00. 1 4...,,, ,,,, ., , ,01.6';, ,, 4 , 4. , iri,):'f ifitetlt..;,)Ao4'sE;of e i otiiiiihg, ; *
,ii-`' . 4 1 w — looR e PI,P i PM , & gri; 1, 40, ' i ,oo ihtiiv:4 - 40,Mg, tell , V)**o3 ,
' ,.?' ol i ttedo4 - .!l. L v ~ t , i,,,, ~!:.., T ,4.. r, ~,, 1.7 ,, .. ~.,,, , . :—..,,, ~/.., ~ :.„ . -,...
-6 . i t i akik ;i1 : f r51 0 00 ,•,,,‘,40 461 . 1 .,.0.0!;,.,yrt,:t ,, .,,,te0.0. • tm ..l. r
ei t
Nfifir: , A ; ....:':;. 'A k . — ,' '.. --- ' ''' it i t l Vtner . ".'
ap it iiitinqs9Ra'qr
. u910 1 6,4, 15i ,, * :
" 4 ' '," r :'' 1..
'''
'.:10:6.*614,4":'"
19,161 29
1,010 00
$1,41.1,236 89
WOMEN
(=•!,
i::~µ~sj
• .
4410
ki v.-7;h
vg ,4111,
$1,073,840'00
$365.766 01
915.57/ 49
408,694 96
I
AO - fliisirlilf with • trilfn e li'L f • VP• p. Y" , •; - , - ;,! ~'. ,: Iqt
N..*6 litetdll4#lo;•;`,',24l,,•,' I., , li e ''''' A N ' itaii‘; 1
44
1,
.., . ~,,1 04:ii .0-1.14.1 , :1e , •' ' , r,ec •- •-•4 iiint.292116
0 0 ,40 .4te-',1:111,,%, : ,..- t.14: • '-'" f 'vo .--, t
k ti 0r1 . ; , ,11,,0:', , ~ . 1
'IA Ati•imifmatt.b.- ; - ,' - -_ , ' ' ' ' ,
t ti g i kk iit el l s,9 ) , :l , lll . 4 / 1 '
, :1
FV , I-Pi.."n e , v, -- 7 , • 536'28 .1i6,636 OS
'' e FrenpewNe.•';.-,_ ': ‘ • , ...._
~,,,,,,,.... , 77 -4—..-----. -
.. , liciiii.veliilB43. '.. ,„„. „, , -
~. . 4 . ~ ~- 7 7- -- 7". 0
x '',,-, t, ' - i-r h , me 'line's. Or exe.° B ! °'
~ , , ,,4 1 i iid,; 0 11,' t e 8 8 ' ' • • • . ' ' ' 8
:': ' , , • ts' over'ixpanditures and, all lialnlitte g
illila rolldwis :• ,
'Mein Line. cr (.. ., ,
'
Delaware Division * , ~ ~ ._ ,
6mq:l6:inn:L. ;' North ' and West
branebee,
Beaver, Shenengo and. French
- • Creek, omen of enendituree
over receipti,. .
Total .excess ,of receipts over o 1•
penditures,
. .
' From -tnese statementsit!appears )tlt'at.
with the exception of the small excess ini
the ' Stisquehanna and North and
. West
Bran,* 'Diviiions, - the ':Fortillia upon the
YOAr's littilnesin have been deriqut fi'mn the
%lit fide Mid Altb.belaware Dilisitill. The
last haiheil diViSititi 'halt. Yielded ii , pl•ofit of
five'fier bent. Uppit the Mott of Its minstrue'-
ticitit,itbiclii, but for, the loss iff keventle i s
stietalheti:ROot the:etimlikhation-attiimg-the
boatipan,lieforil. 'tell:lied do; antl interrtip 7
frodi breenhek, t(V,ould .have, been in'.
Creased tO tiVer,Settri per. cent:
The Colinnbiti,anti Pltiladeptila
_exhibits__a_very4tatitylatg_. retsult,;_.!rhe
clear profits of the .rostl.o,Ver eipentlitures
and liabilitiesihe . past yoay adiount
060'65—equal to about Eve per ; cent; on
the original coh of the railway and the tow
live •!epartment, ,
,
In pursuance of the , provisions of' the act
of 7th March, 1843, a charter.Wasissued,
On - the 113th' day of June last, to The
Erie Canal Company," The company i s
vigorously prosecuting the work, and gives
fair promise of its eddy completion. That
portion of the divsion from the Ohio River
to the town 44 New Castle, according to
the terms of .the charter, remains in poi•
session or the -Commonwealth, until the
completion of the whole line; 'A large
portion of the expenditures on it during the
year, was caused by repairs to the works
since transferred. ;; .
It is evident from the,foregoing,ahatraets,
and from: n review of the details, contained
in the Canal Commissioners' report,, that
the Mein line and, Delaware Division, can,
at alt Unites. he made sources of profitable
retentte to the Commonwealth, by the r
erciite of a proper viglance, over the dis
bursomehts. Mona has been done towards
introducing a system of strict egnntitny,
and' dispensing with officers, agenti and la
borers, tvlsose services tend Milk to swell
the amount of eipendituresi If the sys
tem, thus begun, he carried nut and perfect,
1 1 . 011,
`,ler rIkP,V,•, , ,VrAV / tßtr.,
:4"4 •,1 S, 11;
17t0 7th 13 awar e''.
1 111
lotri*iidsitero;
afif„birioalpifi c ifinairoti- in 're!
00 - i4it2e' ti Fig
) 1,
'
tic ied,imjiizend.,•my .vie wk
uit Ow, 830(6'07i fni#4..ht!retkitore. eft yery?
fully cypte4B 4 O, an4)151. tieod I.o)nidtmn • 4011
. .
. . • . an . . ': i.
~.......• •• Mtn all ttle Se4Vellk!l. rep, - ,flt° 1 ,1 1 !'. 1 ,. --.4 1.- - p7r - 4 l'•!,'L,Yi
ihtirlitie',liittie.UUW,:ioeUinetl,e',..becie Paynimite t ' Mi.,'"_-hinfor of khe Lltitane, „,Itti,,:,°e°
'ente;:talfgliibYinitd,eiroekic i oi,, iiia.ht s p et t' linty ell I . 'yonr:l'etth„,l nit"; ni.liCireurn,„
oto
they ' Wikfin regitlitta,:tini r,'lnisitikiSks: HO ii ak e , ei ,l nd ' il °7°'° 'di AW , !••:44111tel it
"eiriiiinseribe ,' their, ', liatilitieli 47.lthin :the'. 4i; l fit ri,t/i.lotg - tIOOI4IIW-Ohliftti#Y in: •
houdds el, prutlii4i, that Wiiitillilui .gee k°Cl g tit i bli i : i t tk l i '. i „ : : l* ( 4 , crifig4lll, 6 o,.
a , recurre n ce , oft he'peetinittry.;.htidnirrSett- : Upon . 'the Liegbilik'Fres". -lotttitiC,4 o44 '
merits whieb:hatiP for 'iniiinis , eiii past diie; lion, - ,Should : .thefiett,,tit ;1,t04,1499110 4 44,.
tressed the 'community,- : 'The'gradoal Ms- be fountl,te be, es rliooofakitiiiftitfe - ,- - ..
oration of 'public 'and; confidence; , anis' to
,think theY,artie#WlM974*"sjO"'
will enable the tolvetirinstitutiOns 4 liie ale Member of the= : Legislatur e; will gog- •
State to• furnish a cortency . . es. filet as ti., nine the • yalitlity, ritan,.`ulealiniq ;hi . .:rc.,
quire(' by the wants of the country; ' . which' cured I •••Let tt be knott'nAit" - '''`:SteS '
will he redeemable in specie on demand.'., can . resort to such Illeitna:;,l,k#l l . Iliab.,.
As no
,bank charters will expire during their PtirpOsee; ,entl,,thbre#:. i, ",- ti,#',all '
the 'remainder of the present executive confidence and respeb4Ar Otti‘.?,4ll,4llllti,
y o,
term, there will he no',tiecessity:Air.enaeti.'. It is alto of the efeliettterYo l l,9olv ol l)°";
ing laws for their renewal at present. , -;',Elni; every- enlightened eystem ofjorispruderiCe,''
practice of renewing acts of incorparatiti 'hOt'fritiol vintage eVerycentreetlntowhich•
long before the expiration of the,exiiiii4 ,o,4fileks i• and, if . . l .o:„ . c e rY• - sthki., o , l ool:4;‘,.'",
charters, is Manifestly ,Vvrong,' even *ler* 'ifillliethese contracts. are errelietl'aSUpoeuni ,
,it may eVenttiallY ,fie erinsidered-prisil i tW'tn,' - the traud.is ' discover
,There 01 1.‘1 , 0;iik.,
condone then': Under 'preilint'cirettmidianfrldilthilent prabtiebinollit l idjaittif,iNlirofie
ces, I think it would not he•right Id ethitar;• ' o, l k#4 ,, strilting.mr ,. .ilts(„Puitt °,,,,4,1ii_1e•
rites ,thd adtilinistration of iny stOcessor,b,y #aqii(tf,44Bi*Pl4,ol.iapgoe9"4l4Veli
:Prernattil'elitllegislating-.-iihritr sebjecti - that'Ot*cOP l ?-isig-aPPI ' f": 44,0
„ 3 „er4,;reet--
will beltinito..that.Perinkt& the adminis- tii'Olie,iitetalW,.the.Y are iiiiiii.,):',F.liiktimd '-
trade!' of the,government.„,,the situalithi 4 ' 1 4 1 tite 1 'fe.t.!1".." . , ,, :, , , ''.:• • ' - :,':: - 1 , ', , ''' ' ...'' . :';:i'''
of the cliiintry• and its htielheis certitinlY , ,Np,thconventence has nool'lllo , fek''
does not reptire - ; the granting •of.any,fiank nor dealt ent to the.pnblic,intereilts; froth`'
eliarters; __Believing „that .the evil's-of-think— tily-,refusi -lo«pliPro,Vp•tbil.bendt'i!offered iti '
/
ing are‘tiortected by the piled Settee tir the the ilittivi dale eltdinlitg lb, hiiP , Pe'? P•,elecT
ed mmunity; I coligratillate, the tegislithre ted. .The „pOrtien'of the. law,c.ih,erefiire.
upon 41ae prospect of being relieved from - pointing out the' mode . Of; lecting State;, ~,
the immediate consideration of the subject Printere; not haying, been':"CoMplied 'with;
for the. present session' at•least. ~.. , the matter, rests with , youlto make.',iitieh
The report., of the , - Seperintendent of provision on, this, subjeet„as., you belieic .
Common Beholds. will exhibit trek condi- the_ public . welfare „desires. ; •••Tnel„fr'auds
lion in detail.:; ,Every. thing calculated to practiced. upon .the publielorportioitittlinse
advance the interests of this !lost import- persons ectmated with the ppliliC.,printing: ,
ant of all our public institutions, cannot be . ;he last', few years,,are tpo palpable antlitoli' ..
too .stroligly commended to.yeer attention. ;mime to paw l . tmootieed, ; and,mlnitetter -
The vitalinterests of your religion, mend- measures the ,I,egialaturepaY titink,Prcl'
ity, and civil liberty itself, are dependent per to.adopt, will,',l irust, provide security', '
open the therishing, aid, and..enlightened 2,, *at their - recturence. , '.' '2 . '''.",
support imparted to our.Conimmi Schools .Itis no disparagement to her eisterStaies '
and higher Seminaries of learning. ,Here to assume, that •Peitnsylvenia, •in her geoe
must be implanted the seeds, of, virtue, of - graphical pesition„and in her toineral l .,and -
intelligence, and rtf all that confers tlistinc- , agrieultaral resources, is,suipaised bY MO •
tion upon , opr citiiens. ~ .• .: ,• . ' inAlig,Alnion. „. Her population ? for,,h,s,rdy,,
. The ifiiinrt of the Adjutant General will l a nd e ff ective industry, ;:Priserillt a m o d el
.;\
lie, laid before you.. . 1 took occasion, in • w,, thy 44,4111 praise,' andthicindoetehdet '
my .annual message, of 1840, to say. that voted to a coin4anc develo pment, r b ar y aq ,
,`.'our militia system is a tax, to a consider-, mineral trealth, cannot ,fail,kin good; tiine'i •_
Mile amount, upon. the, Suite... Treasury, t o p ro d oe p the most nainnftetting reatilts.
which might hccconiiitletably.leafibitetlif the „ ,Ther4 is..hardly a titinntiain or valley
Adjutant General Were. bliargeliAvith the Within lier .borderin th4,4locs';'notabottud
fluty of personally euperintending the sys- in dePosites of coal or iron. 'Our . ciliate,
tem in its, Aletalls,•and properly,,compensat- and railroads penetrate
,ajmost, erety, ono '
etl 'therefore.", fn eiery annual message ol these mineral regions, and furoish. them,.
since, I hive, urged the imphrtance Of some with a cheapand ready highway , to mar- 4 ' '
attention •to {ilia . suhjitct; , The office Of k et ., •
. .
‘, , .. • -1 • '
~
Adjutant General has hnen fillitl for everal
if those entrosted w it h the, euardianahii
years bv, a gentlemah; of inactive' know'. „ f , he 1
pul i u..
welfare, are but • truirteitheie
edge and, experience, who has devoted
trust; the day is not fAr distaet,,whenTimi-'
- much tin=e and attention to the discharge of sylvaiiia must
,bbconie,,the greet wortiehdp.
its duties; and it has been a !natter of re- of the 'American Union, for,the•production'
Bret that jiit suggestions have not hail the of coal, end bon, and 'the fabrics construct-,
weight with the Legislature, to which they etlfroit, thee(' materials..., Ifjhese,great ;07, ,
were tiO justly, entitled. . By the lejslation tefests are surrendered to some imaginary;
of the last few years, one of
description
• theorptic,.Areadian, scheme pf free,,trade.. ,
persons after another has _been exempte d we. dla y st ill continue to,,serye,6s: lIPWICIAk t .
from the payment lif fines, until the amount of wood and drawers, of Waterkg somtl , forr
received' at the 'Freatiory, during the past
year, falls short of theexpenria the sum of eign mi neral sod arti4ens, and ur jpeitli * ,'
culables.depositess•telly ilie' liseletll,
842,448 59.. ThiB state of thin g s is yo for ages. I ;mat,. howeyer,, 00 , ptopto or.
polpably wrong, that nothing more is re- this Cominqiiiidealth will never, be stedunett,
quiredthan ty. bring. the rams to your no- into a sacrifice of their dearest rights: •'
lice, to ensure an early correction of the
~'the • . • , • •: ", ' ••:^ -r:
~ policy of stendipg hy tier, ,own in-`.
evil, „. „
been, for . to list hagcentury.
terests, Mud . , , ,
1 . Pennst 'ratite has a force of upwards of
thirty-five thousand volunteers. , that will too deeply fixed, in ,cmisylvanni,' itv,,b , i!f: .
compate With any. troops of ibis or any abun q am .: 6 wil ' il P ilt a 'Btiuggie; and t4l•3!'it.O.A
other country . . I cannot.ton earnestly re- lier,publiceeryante wito r tvould 4 .adyy?Ytk}.,
commend them to the foste'ring care of the surrender of any of 4 t : 4lla .Pi e in'• 9 4°9°P.s.wi
without the fostering succor of the Gov-,
Legislature., , , , ‘' , .• . .. •
will - •...
eminent . find on" bel o w laistalteic.
, Under' the net. of the , e24th March last, • '- , soon -
entitled.“An Act to create permanently : the an
,-estimate : of popular s feeling they: ha yet
office a State Printer," Isaac G. ltl'kin, retied. , It is ,idle to talk of reeiprocity of .
trade, when 'Englandlvill not receive , •otte:
ley and Hotter. and Bigler have claimed ty
three dollars tier ,, ,••,,•; •. . -•-•/. , "••
be Stiat , Printers ; 'the filmier -to do the flotir under a prehibitety duty ; of leer than! . -..
barrel—for uti. to, receive .
English, and the latter to do the 4einnrin
The r an.. her. coal and iron tree, or n ear ly , Sei49,i,
prim .
' ling of the Commonwealth.
gunge of the Act Of Assembly seetned to duty... „ • ,% , •• • , t t , , - , %:'ll . - ~ ,•:',, ' ,,, ,- ;ir',:•••,
me to.rentler. the' validity of this election .Pree tre'de and reciprocity of dn.„Vt-j!lfiß,i,
doubtful, , and I .caused the question to be the, 1 4°Ide'l 'rule; °F e t'C'O rif°l .. ° ° d b it 4PtVl,t"
submitted to.the Atterney, General, whose 'beery, and, if „universally varied Rtli , (••• ; ', , tfi ' • ,
opinion on' the subject is heresiith trans- practiee, would render s mankitidheiter aro,
milted , to' the . Legislature: I. moneprted. inept, acceptable to their Maiterthittepro t ,
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with• hint, and aecnrilingly, deelhted in ip,‘ happily,`; this , ohligititiortie • vialtintarVpo/, ..,
prnve , the bonds tendered,; informing the itr-assumed only by. the Jedi erafit," 4 94, 4
parties that thew bole maw r would be Ali- graaning pf oleo and nations wholtre MIMI; -, ,
mined id the' early • attention tif ,fite L'egie- tor their ovvo eiple by liii the midi ~t•Thilto4l47,'. :•
'attire. , • Had the parties ,interested reason dime:nal trniltia' tan ,
,t tiy eltliietotitititik;:'
to „eumPtaln of the e,ourse,pitreitted .b''
-the' the • wa l s , catniliar ; ,aOt t ir..tethers', l , 4 ,,kintir f mtak'
Eiecudie,,they might hafe. epplio,to• ;he MaYs Fe, ein,o= 4 o.e'lrt,•„,o l ,,tl.a e . gkt,4 l :q . ._s . .g . P;:,, -.
Sol.rem'e,Court,,during ith dersion in .Itai-• PCOnsiivaniS;' , PO ' 4;.!:;ll,l4ol,l4, l l.4V.':"‘"?'
risburg; for a writ of in f actlan'ius s . directing • usitielf•ll too long tdinfe tt , s truck ipettki , ,,' ••,.
ft.trett"4 4l44 ler' • -,,
the .Goverhor Vs aPprove their boinli,io , liich manly eftort to titih ., ol.yit , 2
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to intselvestkiid'Vse who: cOntleiafumilre •
was a Mere minniterlat duty, lettlesk lie (-- • -., •• , 4 seen ,;.,
conk elltftY some legal reasim fpi hid fere.: buithr thew dptyr . ' )06,4 , altrigkialp)'• •
'sal, ', I Was it all tidies ready to have Met; syqattla *llldoon be plated' liClifi:tritelfsN, •
'this issue. before that tribonal, rut. have tt, sition. ,
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