New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

INfTGURiTION or GOV. KING.

EyOUT The iIb0ns Evening Journal Jan. .
This ceremony took place in the Assembly Chamber
yesteIcay. In accordance with previous arrangement.
the Bmgesses Corps Capt. Spelman, with full ranks,
acted escort to the Governor from has quarters al
Congress Hall. At - o'clock precisely the escort
moved tc tie Capitol. There was a large throng ia
atteIdsroe and the galleries lobbies and floor of tho
Assembly Chamber were conpactly filled by those de-
sirous of witnessing the impressive ceremony.
On entt ring The Hall the Governor was oheered. ani
in q few nit ues proceeded to the Assembly Chamber,
in company with Gov. Clark through the open rank,
of the Burgtsses Corps preceded by Adjuant General
Townsend, aud followed by the Governors Stan s'd
State fliCers.
Govs. Clark and King took their sea's in the Speak
ere desk ard Gov Clark addressed Gov King as fol-
lows:
"GoyFRNoR KING: The time has arrived when an
TO be Teieved from the duties aud responsibilities OF
Chief Executive officer Of the State, and have to con
giaiulate uyself and the people that the important
snd responsible trusts Of the office are TO be transferred
to enc Of so much practical ability, Intelligence add eK-
perienoe as yourself
Permit me TO remark that With the honors OF the Of
fee YOU will find many cares and perpleutiee, and
much labor While there will be many things pleasant
and agreeable there will be much 10 annoy and embar-
rass You will also find the duties which the Constti-
ton devOlyes upon the Governor OF our Empire state
10 be OnerOus ard cCBstaDt. -
You are, however accustomed TO sctye life, and
doubt not will be able TO perform the various duties OF
the flee with credit 70 yourself and also to the genera
satisfaction OF people, who nave called you 20 ING
fetal term, aid through life, you will have my sincere
wishe. for your succeis, health and happiness"
Secretary Of State Headley administered The oa'h OIL
1fce which il in the following words:
DO .ol.nnly swear that will support tho Constitution u
e psd sa,e ard tbs Constitution 81 the state Of Nov
York and faithfully dscbsfs the duties Of lhs ou~
Of Governor sccoIdI Z % the best u ny sbili'T'
Cev. King then responded, as follows;
"Go,ERAOR CLARK: The nome mt which relieves you
N tie e -. Chief Mssi..ae Of tbi4 S,ae In.
vert, ne h the charge and responsibility Of that high
station. To be Governor VI my native State. and ths
State Ney.YoIk IL crowning honor for life now not
.lort. Of which much has been pUsod IN the
uubfc service. ! ACCEPT tho trust wbion inc peo-
de Of this State have thought proper 70 conhae 70 my
bsrds ard the oath / have just taken falthiuhy %
sfminter that trcst intend to keep 10 ia true sPuit
ard intent will 10 the best Of my ability, endesvor
10 dit bnree it, dutes 20 advance The lnefesb
and maintain the ho1o ard just huei - 81 tbi. s,.ie
In .uth pufpose aud policy coup WITH conpdesos
on Il e ct0J erston and support OF o"1nryn'h AM
| viii lhete cannot fail .,-,,...,, ~,
return 20 YOU Sir my thai IS Tor The seh'ihehs
,oaId and cence you good enough 10 express
a nv lehslf aud while ! an about 70 assume In9
c,ys; apd RESPONSIBILITIES u official stsnon may WIN
fub tnvy YOU The repose and Satisfaction when s~s'
vtu sitef tbe fatu discharge Of great public u9'-
NJ, rs. wishes att I'd you on your return TO your as
| ts;, b,sna End will be With you always
| he S.cetary Of state then admniStered inc "au'
If eife 10 IleueI ant Governor se!den ana me aa-
| ciente dispeIsed. x,oo s,eJ
| Iyritz The CEREMONY salute OF lVO guns - nieo
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