New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

iuri1g The fiscal yea- sndrg Nov SOL IN Ie0A 80
we're 81 They are mostly enlpioye Cd % eonIA' 's
Ss,;rsl rri.bsert bs. been abolished in this State
AID s5IstzrT cur1nemsrt sahstru-ed n y pace a.
thoush The proPriety OF the enAIge ,,, AMI
sue 70 see tie prcple ana the law iny SsETes 9o sn!
.riv tes-pi The present structures vii ros sinih "a
IL Thcrr cells Tor the purposes Of sosy -
Ensmeut Meet Of those Under sIca senenSc a. -. =
-Lvei IN the saule manner a. other couvicts IFS
aore BY direction OF the Inspectors and nom u puEet
All most phlAnil rupic motives. 10 inmufs 49,
the narrow GELS provided ior al the eonHc.' ~
outdoor exercise would tend 10 aestr0! oOeu -.
bosv Te ir-usrirr eli the mental faculties = sGOns
~ ;o7 urve BY many solitary CONN ernen' "a sny
f,-n BUf o. The other hand. tie murderer sn'I ~ -
BE- placed N ;he ordinary laoors Of the Iis1n 80
- - .bose -ufv al petty osnscs. The Inspectors
fnTly aware OF this ami OF ts most per ailOus 800
-,sfces have recommended the CONSTR eIo1 Va -
and coulnodious cells with view g 49,. =; ,ber
ACCORDING % its Obvious deslgn. anu eooSUi - ~
Recommendation. -. 49,, s.,,, 90 ,,-,-,,
= (, r,l---ry for them uder and less infamous
snt sb7,iii be provided Ahouse o. correction,
forf a. some OF them are in other states would DC
more suitable and IL nors Influences isI more saa'
tary II AZ effort were made to reform tneni' many
IN n-opar care snd culture, mi-lt DC restored 70
,irtr6us lie and msdc honest, industrious ana worthy
There were thirty eight applications for Pirions' OF
The es of pubiic lands amounted for the year 1881
70 ala llg g for ls52 TO $900Jj 50 The receipts
daring TIE periods 20 s3 ~ Is snd Sl5o - 70
Tie educational system OF t1c ctaie II arc
sSceu, 20 cary into eject the provisions Of the Con
stiuiton 4 Normal School has been established -
YpAnfi which has been placed under the charge 81 an
s6ie and competent Superintendent Ihe building Tor
the school having been finished was dedlcssed WiA sP
nrorre,e ceremonies and Teachers Institute estab.
tsbed On the 9Th dsy Of October last Two hundred
and ify teachers enrolled their naines a. m soeis OF
the institute which ~ held for three subsequent eNs
More than one hundred lectures, familiar or written,
we're delivered before the insttste subjects connect
~ with the teachers vocation Tae plan pursued Wa
urauimousytspproyed ~ the teachers II mas OeSh uS
cided by tie board OF Educaton tAat tue scHooi e-
- ononod IN Apri next. for those who may wisn 20
prepare themselves 10 take charge OF Tue pTlny aeu
Union schools and a thorough Easnsh Shd sVleh'4no
course for all pupils. - -, ,,,
Rernfs of the state University at Ann Aroor tse re-
ducton OF their number and reconstruction ana re-
organization Of the Board, making the PRESIDENT Oh the
Inver,ity their presiding ohcer. Ihis requirement
las befn sul6llsd and il l. believed the change VIII
viii prove advantageous The academic department
las ao been reorganized and n the present time con-
ists Of a President and Fix Professors IneIe are now
xy students in the under graduate class The Library
= small and deficient TIE medical DEPARTMENT. dour
slpr end L numbers one hundred and sixty srudents
The University labors under financial deuities Naea
should be relieved.
The cspifsl ! permanently Fixed, and The State il
owner Of real estate estimated At SOoOso bJ In the
yillsgc Of Lansing. The Governor recommends me
contraction Of hrcprOo building Tor public offices,
a. the buildings already erected are Of too conOustbe
materials afford safe protection from IRE. Ihese
10 IRE engine in the place.
He recommends he prosecution Of ship Canal
ground the Fals of - Mary for which Congress made
provision last August. The Governor considers the
mineral region Of Lake Superior enuei 70 the foster
pg care a the State and urges the LegsGiure 70 pur
sue a Wisc UdiciOus and uDer poAcy toN efu Tue CIT
The g. STATE Censr. i. 70 Ne taken IN 1884
Az to amodiicaton Of the Liquor Laws ot the State
HTbe ouestion OF remodelns the law regulating the
sale Of ardent spirits has been OF late much sgtatet
Ia this State The existing law has not answered the
expectations OF 10 advocate, and Is no' generally en-
forced Every good citizen Is in avor OF pTom0tngh the
cause Of Temperance by all fair and legtinstc means
Whatever plan may be dSvsed by you should oe web
uaturcd Public opiaion should be consulted. and the
law aiapted TO the condition % the State.
The State has a Board ol Auditors Tor the examination
.pd adjustment OF al claims ainst the state who keep
record OF their proceedings. CLAIMS are almost inya
raby based pcrfe testimony and the Claimant mas
decided advantage over the state,
Inc STATE officers are prohibited by the Constitution
from receiving any fees or perluSsr 'or te perform
succ Of any duties connected with their ohce-. Il was
not designed TO prohibit Or shOh-h ONCE charges but
dat they should be paid into the Treasury
/ A. 70 tmigIsEon he says:
'No,ufh tar ding the superior induoeme MS for emf
Grafton 10 This state II has been comparatively small
rs i msiter that seriously edects the interest OF the
state and deserves Iteration. some steps should De
taken to inform the cmUant OF our condition the Pc
cuiar advantages possessed by us ana give 70 eSch
other information commune sed 20 nun ~ Ohef
of the Western states There are yet within our limits
OOOacre- ofand belonging TO the General Govern
meni Most OF these lands fertile, productive, cig-
bly situated easily improved, ard eheapB obtained.
No state oer 10 euigrants more desraOe locations
and homesr
Tie state he's not yet been fully reimbursed for the
SERVICES IF her volunteers In Mexico hut n Governor
thinks the cam of the Ststc vii be adjusted Con
yress has already allowed sl9f2j, Of which $1,000 was
retsined by the General Government ~ uqudate the Ia
eresi on the bonds OF the state be IN trus by h aud
g2J was paid y draft THERE'S u balance claimed
+ Of 81 400
Tie construction o. railroads u urged upOl The stten
non Of the LEGISLATURE 20 keep pace with tie growing
uecesses and reasing business Of the s'ae. Gsn
ersl Bsnkng Law Il called for, ss o has been already
authorized by the Constitution although not yoi submit
tel 20 the peopie he char that considerable Illegal
banking dom. throughout the state, ard that the
kIlhoiders have % depend entirely on n = honesty,
p-ob.ty and ability Of tie officers Of these Bn&s.
The Governor says gravoQ question Aes Sem scecuty
sr-Ytci az ~ tie power 20 amend eN tin, charters
which be proceeds eSanins aud o0nsters the power
queriOnable
The Legislature now meets 0ienuigily, and taeir st
t7rs are confined By tire Constellation t0rty drys lhe
stat. officers ere ell chosen by the people, and he
cas upon the people ~ make sr1ct and - n e'sIin
alton into the 6airs Oi these ofc.ss, ~ ty ore moi
subject the same close Inspection sonhery wheo ap
pointed By the Governor.
Hon c haIles T. stuart the Now L = Senator, hS'
served In two terms the lower brsnch OF ress and
great svOrite with the PEI pie OF the KALAMAZOO Al
lev whose Representatives demanded hs nOiansf on a.
due 20 WcsfeIn Michigan. lie i quite young man AM
a thorough Loco tOcV.