Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

tie .ir-nase of facilitating arrests, and saving
.he $,.t- The cost # transportation, | recon-
mend the establishment Of the States Prison
=. ~. ms. And though such an arrange
meat .aiighi seriously diminish the number of
,sa- servants. in beth branches cf the Legis-
L.t4re. yet in ease sufficient number vas not
lefi IA Il her house TO form quorum. The Ex-
scu'iye could order new elections.
Tie Institution for the naturally Blind
having gone into successful operations. | rec
nss.aeT.,i thar 4 department be added, for the
instruction of the politically blind, and that
Professors be appoIu'ed TO give experimental,
and demons tratiye lectures, on those defects
Of political vision, and personal idiosyncra-
sie-. peculiar to their own case. To fill this
department. / would recommend Prof John
y SMITH 10 lecture on strabsmus, or political
eauin,ing, and Prof. VIM. +. Cramer to
lrciare on cataract. or total observation.
Gne Of the most important internal i'm
,.ravrnrnts, that could be effected about this
t'af,it..l. would be an emf rcement Of the sani-
tary laws of the stomach. and a wholesome
change in the diet of both the soyereigns and
taslT servants. For this purpose | would
recommend that the u United States" AviaTy
o., thoroughly renovated, and that different
and more generous feeding Of the Birds" 6e
immediate Y ordered.
The cause of Temperance being essential
to the prosperity of the State recommend that
asirinueIit law be enacted similar TO the old
Massachusetts law, forbidding any person to
drink Intoxicating liquors in less quaint tiles
thau fifteen gallons at single draught, and
that the State Barber be required to pu: this
las iii practice along the line Of the Northern
Improvement. Complaints having reached
me- FROM the people of the Western section
of the Stat, Of the constant violation Of the
law in relation to the aduiteratIoR of spirits, |
recommend the const uction of sBreak-wa-
Tor. az Mineral Point, TO keep the water out
+ their liquor. | am sorry to be obliged to in
form ypu, that in Milwaukee, the effects of
the sons Of Levi, 10 prevent the introduction
OF stronger drinks, by encouraging the use
and manufacture Of Blossoms ale, have not
been very successful. As an encouragement
u the eetotal Scyereigns, however, would
assure them thai one ct the strongest tempta-
lions - hard drinking, IN Milwaukee, has
baca lbateI By the untir nc efforts OF our or-
thy Searreant-at-Arms, AlansOn Sweet, who
hrs succeeded in removing the Milwaukee
AMI Rock River Canal. But the good effects
If This measure. | fear will be entirely coun-
rer.ctcd by the shameful example of the As
scubly n publicly taking Horn.
For the better protection of my PG:son, /
propose to form a Kilkenny regiment, COM
pri,iug tie whole Editorial corps of the State
Is a body guar5, vi til staff commissions, and
low himself > ticaliy and vanish in the
shortest possible time, deserves the post of
honor, | notuuate ten. VIM. +. Cramer,
Adm hiefsad Commander of the Staff
lie has rCccu-.v shown his bravery. by offer
ing reward Il One Hundred and Fly Doll
ars . any ba'Iy who would cow-hide a brother
Editor.
Tire duties Of the Executive Messenger be-
ing to run If errands and make friendly sau-
tstions T. every body, and rec uiriug great sup
pteHess Il limb and conscience, | hereby APP
LINT - that office. Geo. III. Flagstaff, The
greatest ItgLter in the State.
The Hen. Matthias J. Bovee, having neg
l.c.ei MS duties as keeper Of the Light House
ra f,4ge Prairie, is hereby removed from Of
llce and tie Hon. Andrew F.. Gilmore, of
NaAWuna-a, Lieut. Grand Seignior of the
Ornamental, Eyanished Order, who figures as
!. double cypher 10 preserve the unite5, is ap-
pointed Ia his 5 cad.
recommend that the next Convention, for
the nomination of State officers, be composed
entirely IF ofHce-seekers, and that no delegate
ne allowed 10 take his seat as a member who
s act friendly 10 my administration, or who
v-..s ever known to bolt a caucus nomination.
taj before proceeding to the vote. that all the
end la.as he placed in circle, and the MEM
hers be permitted to pass around in success
ION. ana pat the interTogatory direct to each
candidate, "What VIII You giye!''
cannot bring this Executive communica-
tian - close. without reminding the Sover-
eiEnS and t!rCir servants, that they, as well as
The State. are under no slight obligations, and
n bouaa to pe.fofin no slight duties to the Ia
dies. CeIibacy has become a great and
growing evil III the State, and as the guardi-
an II rs dearest interests, | recommend TO the
Clergy ot the State, Of all denominations to
qreaca in their respective churches, on St
Valentines day, on the law of marriage, and
Ia.t all Judges, Justices Of the Peace, and No
Iaric> Public, throughout the commonwealth
DE required % enforce this law within ,heig
respective Jurisdictions.
Sovereigns II have thus briefly laid before
Nou the affairs CT The State, and the principles
ii my administration, and have recommended
only uch appointments and removals, as are
necessary to harmonize all departments of the
geverniuent. Ifany things have been omit
ted Nhich c1Euot he supplied By the SOveTeigns
themselves, they viii form the subject of a
rTtc,al Message, OF the codicii Of my Thanks
giving Proclamation, which will be publish
NJ .hts year in due season Rely on nv
ilrmness, SoveSeigns, IN minimizing -FOUR lights
and privileges Intact, and IN aiding you TO
teach our servants 20 know, and keep their
pepper places. thank You from nv inner
most, tgr the high powers YOU have confer
IA upon me for the common veal, and
pledge you that the protecting sword of the
Executive shall not be welded in vain. NV
heart Wells up like and overlooking fountain
~ gratitude for the distinguished honor with
which YOU have invested me, and trust nv
administration viii reflect back that honor up
On yourselves. Long live the Soveregns -
shc independent rulers Of the State. and
long lie their public servants, the agents
commissioned - do their will. And may
the Peoples Governor live 10 meet you, and
gree, y"a, here, with cordial welcome. again
aat again, 81 similar occasions, as a co-lisien-
'7s with sou 10 the Messages of other Cove
r9rs, wh Sc VII shall be less pointless than
fafne, and whose sarcasm shall cut with a
kecner blade han the dali razor of the FREg
De4ocR T.
s. NJ BOOTH.