New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17
PENNSYLVANIA.


INAUGURATION OF GOV. POLLOCK.
CsYerf or Pollock was icaug urated as G,,sruor Of
this state az neon ssteriay. In his Inaugural Aa-
Dies. He ssys, civil ana religious liberty, frsecen Il
speech freedom Of the press and freedom Of worship.
are he bnihIg lit Of American citizens, Wsich M
ROY al or uoutincsl edct restrain or cesirpvsnd
thai lea tbOss rights are ASA ed by mt' smb',n
for,isu gflences, tbe ballot viii SPEAK 10 thunde--
iorts 90 rebuke the worug. yincicailng the freedom,
Of man, Srt The Independence Of the citizen.
With regard 70 applications for char;ering new
bAuke, D. lays D e1uavagant improper Or unrrasOa-
sbls iucr, ct them s demanjel by the comma
nifty, auo cannot be justified or deiendci. and that
pestut financial en- berTassments demonstrate the tie
cesslN i,r es saiiye caution lie viii not, hOseVer,
be sals, hesitate Ia sanction the recharterny Of sol
vent bSnks meriDg the confidence OF the community
He speaks decidedly upon the necessity for the sals
of the public works. In abiding the defeat of the
Prohibition question he says II becomes tho DUTY Of
the l. stature O. cou~i ,r What vther legs ali
necessary 20 correct the evils oi ntsmperance and
recon M uds tue passage Of s'rogrnt license law
also law 10 prevent liquo- II ,fic on Sundays
In his ailuslon 10 tie pafdonng power he says The
demands oi justice VIII not De o'trlcoksl and, 70
prevent abuse snd project the Executive from mpo-
siiop, be ends that notices ot intended app
c.tious should be published where the tria and con-
yicfou iook place.
The repeal Of the Missouri Compromise no said.
was violation of he pgtted faith ard honor Of the
county, which had justly ceiVcd a stern and merit
ed rebube.
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Hons stead hlll etorm in the Naturalization Laws.
and the prevention Of the immigration into this
country Of iottigu psupeis AMI c0nVlch
In speaking Of the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise and national topics Gov. p. refers to tho
devotion of the PEOPLE OF Pennsylvania to tho Union,
and their regard for State Rights, aud SAYS that
Penny Ivan will be ever ready to defend her
rights regaldiug rs she does with jealous care, the
hghts If her sister States. lie further says:
" Entertaining iheee sentiments, and adjusted By
an exclusive desire T. promote tie peace, harmony
and welfare Of beloved country the recent acti,n
OF the National Congress ard Executive in repeating
solemn compromise only less sacred IN pablo esu-
nation than the Constitution itseu-ihus attempting
TO extend the Institution OF domestic Slavery in the
territorial donsin OF the nation violating the pghied
faith and honor of the country arousing sectional
iesousies and renewing the agitation OF veSed and
di.racting questionable has received nom toe people
Of our and other States OF the UNION theH Stern
sfd meriied rebuke.
with no desire TO restrain tne fall and entire con-
sttu0ral rights Of TIE States, nor 10 interfere Ill
recily or indirectly with their domestic iustutlons
the people of Pennsy lvana. in view ~ the repeal OF
tie Missouri Compromise, the principles involved IN
IL Al the Consequence resulting from II, a. marked
already by fraud violence, and strife, have reahrned
q cir opposition the extension of Slavery 10 Terri
irea now free and renewed their pledge to the doc
frnes of the Act of 1890 which, relieved us by cou-
sttutons means, from grevous eociN eVh; 70 'no
eteat Ordinance OF 1851 an It's fan scope ana all ts
fonal rg hts of every human being under the Consti-
tuition OF Pennsy vana and the institution OF tbs
United States by manaiuiug ihy.oate the trisl by
Jury and the writ OF habeas pus; Ia tho assertion OF
'tse due rights of The North ~ wen a. OF the South,
ard 10 the integrity OF the Union
The declaration Of these doctrines Is hat the re-
e0ppition # fhe fundamental principles OF freedom
and Lumau rights. They neither new nor Fl srtllng
qhcy we're taught by patriot fathers az the wafches
ofour cOuDys defenders sudIeGrned amld the bloody
SHOWS OF Valley Forge ana tho mighty thrces OF war
aud revolution They are stamped win indehoieln
pis- ufsr he grc9f charter 81 our rights, anu en-
bodied in the legislation of the best and purest days
al ile Repu0c have filled the hearts, and fell burn
itg from he lips Of orators and statesmen, whose
enoTes are INN ortal as rue principles my Gheo-
shod. They have been the watchW ord aud the hepe
OF ulons who hhve gone before rs, are the watch
word and the hope Of MILLIONS now, and will be, Of
u iiIiOIs yet unborn.
American policy-the due protection Of Americ an
J. Dor aud industry agains the depressing Influences
OF foreitn labor and capital the Improvement OF our
harbors and river. the NaaCnal dete0ses the equa-
bic distribution Of the proceeds ~ the public lands
among tho states in all Of education AMI 10 relieve
from debt and taxl'.oni Jgdlciou. nomes'eah
bul:' reform in the naturalization laws, and the
pr0e crOn Of country against the immigration ana
importation Of foreign paupors and oonvlcis-in all
u csc We as Ssts and people arr deeply nterssted
end to their adoption and promotion every encourage
nont should DO given
Gov Pollock has made the following appoint
Of the Commonwealth THOMAS Il. FRAEKIIs, Of
Lancaster. Attorney -GeDersl; JONI NJ. SULLIVAN,
Of Butler Depu'y Secretary Of the Commonwealth;
HfSRY c. HIcKoK, OF Lewisburg, Deputy suporn-
endent Of Common Schools
Mr. Curtin is grandson n Andrew Gregg long
the member Of each branch Of our National Con
gross, and Secretary OF the Commonwealth under
Gov Hester. Mr.. Franklin is a sound lawyer, who
Lald the same Office under Gov. Johnston and whose
appointment satsfss the conflicting elements in Ian
easter. NJ Sullivan vas lopg tire Chief Clerk OF
the Senate and il yery worthy, competent man.
Mr.. Hckok il editor OF The Lero'sbuTg Chr0"'cte.
and. until the last campaign acted ~i'h the Demo
cratic parry.
,,., p,ryn.pv Commission We UNDER
end that Official information has beeB received ION
Commi,,ioner Emory at Il Paso, To- ire enscs 'nSs
IL NJ Ar sala.sr the Mexican ComDissionef, At
.,is,,e an me 81 Of December, wtea al he ques-