The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13

Observation-Disclosures been duly notln lsh t.
. the Secretary of the CommohwssIpp d.
''at have heen chosen Treasurer anu ne Fl
liver General for the current poh.lesa1 o
oar I heC leave to express my gIa'eiu- o
acknowledgements for the honor thus eon
,rred The Office to which | have peeH
lected by the favor of the two branches " ;
be legislature, has been desirable " nv
N some accounts; but previous " -"
.laction had taken no step, whatesoi;'
,renare the pecuniary security prereq1iS'e "f
!, = he d;Scbarpe of it. The magnitude Vi
,Io socur;tv required, is known to De con-
~. -;5oroble and in the short time since NY
oIao,;nn 7 have made very consldefapie
rrooress in arranging it; but the shoi'
time necessarily allowed to c0mplete at;nr
duces me now to decline Ile 81. siou nrTan,
for certainly have no wish thaI lnc "
ization Of the Treasury should pe uei"
a single moment for my conVellenC .neroct
am gentlemen, with great 4e'F'
vo,1r most obedient servant. ,pvrc
BosroN, June 5, 1897.
HOUSE. RemonstrdnceS-ot the 5owns
of Orange and Warwick, J Ban ana Gun
ers AGAINST the pet. of the 9Th Iurnp' COR.
81 TemnTeton and Winchendon, against
Tho w and Fitzwilliam Turnpike Co. were
Gov saverailv referred to the Committees on he
subjects. J.,
,,v.ilrt5, praying Tor survey OF Railway
route from Boston to the Western line Of
the Commonwealth, was referred to Messrs
/ Sedgwick of Stoclbridge, Sibley of Sut-
ton, and Choate of Danvers, on the part OF
the House. The Senate have joined the
/ Hon. Messrs. Parker and Hill.
/ On motion, Messrs. Dana of Groton
Felt of Medfeld, and Williams of Deer
! field, were appointed on the part of the
House, a Committee, Ito be denominated
the Committee on Railicays,) whose duty il
shall be to hear and to report upon all ap-
plications for Railways, and all subjects III
any way connected herewith. The Hon
/ Messrs. Williams and Fiske, are Joined OIL
the part of the Senate.
.NetC School System. The Committee OF
/ Education (Messrs. Calhoun of Springfield
Brooks of Bernardston, Ellis of Dedham
/ Sedgwick of Stockbridge, and Austin o
Boston, was instructed to report on the
expediency of altering, amending, CT re
! pealing, " An act to provide for the better
instruction of Youth, passed March 10
I 1927.
A Joint Committee, composed of The
Hon. Messrs. Gray and Trask, Messrs
Law, Barnard, and Corbett,) was then ap
pointed to wait on the Governor, with in
formation, that all the branches of The
Government being organized, the tive
Houses were in readiness to receive any
communication which his Excellency nigh
please to make to them.
At twelve o'clock, the two branche:
met III Convention, when his EXcellency
!, the Governor, accompanied by the Execu
tive Council and Secretary of the State
and attended by the Sheriff of Suffolk
came in and delivered the following
SPEECH.
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and
Gentlemen Of the House of Representatives
Again called, by the voluntary and unsolic
tied suffrages Of my Fellow Citizens, to tn
sent myself before the imme fine Representa-
, tives of my constituents, to express my pre-
: found sense of this high distinction, and re
newedlv t9 ,nledea etllefhsed With devoted dill
scnce ana lmpartiality in their service. JJndc
ottIIihary circumstances of popular election, N
81 "0ligatlon imposed by the confidence of fro,
ana intelligent people, creates a resnonsibil;ty
~Hlch can only be discharged BY the Jnost t5it6
iGi ana successful exertions for the promotion
OF the common good. But when an onneaI
nsS oeen made to public opinion, in vindication
c ci hottest intentions, and for justification OF
i n!9i measures OF official conduct, decided
OF continued support is an added
weight OF personal gratitude which will re-
man unrelleVed after the highest efforts ri
DUTY and of service shall have been nerfar,noJ
II is win such sentiments and feelings. that 7
no" stand before you, claiming nothing NJ
merlt tor the past, but deeply conscious az tho
Indulgence with which it has been rerordoJ
ana only solicitous for the future accenfablT, ~
cooperate with you in endeavors far Tho ,d1
Vancement OF those great purposes of nnhlic
I II and general prosperity, for which our
hePubilcan form of Government was ORIGINAL.
" instituted, and we Individually. in orr 20.
SPecuVe stations, through the ensuing political
tering it. - 'Oiii'ill'-
On every occasion of the convention ord
organization of the different Branches If tbe
government, custom has required from Tho
E1ecullVe lIsor1:aoluton subsisting between the
Departments, especially in the exercise of thai
part of official duty which respects the enact
mcnt OF laws, gives to this intercourse a me-
culiar fitness, and its continued observance
will ever be looked to with expectation and in
terest. IT is the appropriate season, in which
the Executive may speak of the policy and
effect of existing arrangements in the admin
istration of the Government, and NAV be per-
mitted to discharge that portion of accounta-
bility which is due to the people, in the fair
and independent exposition of opinions which
arctic be the rule of political conduct, and If
public measures and ends which are proposed
heretofore sought. i; ;S;, and attainment have
ny to improve these opportunitieS qua a sinc ,
principles which have been avo~od anu anu inc .l
professions which have been offered On a s tne
occasions are with my Fellow Cit;gen inner
may now, trust, without the nacen iS, alq
nnu.e repetition be referred to vonr racS 81
i IT, and consideration They consist bro
IN the conviction of duty, and ner saei
Guse, 70 improve the capacities Of the c,