Inheritance of constructors in C#

This is a serious problem with the C# langauage.

Given the following two classes:

class First
{
    First(string message)
    {
       System.Console.WriteLn(message);
    }
}

class Second
{

}

The following will not compile:

Second = new Second(“Test”);

Now I know if I add the following to Second

    Second(string message)  : base(message)
    {
    }

This is not much code for a simple constructor, but what about classes with multiple constructors like exceptions? That makes them more difficult to define than necessary.