New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
COY. NxwELDs MESSAGE.

.~ps Of that State WIN speedily effect the entire rso-
s.ss Of bnsinsss and prosperity, depressed by toe
financial crash Of 1857. The State Tressursr shos'
bsaaee in bank Of $4,000 the sxpsnses for the year
Asvirg been $eo2, 900. The present lab hes OF the
..s amount 70 600 only yet be anticipates oe-
ksst Of tf2 600 for the yesr.
Reform is desred IN the State Prison The ia" coc-
templates the solitary con6oensnt OF the coovct ye'
fer wears pss this has been rendered mposs'oie' 'o
The reason that the number Of the prisoners mas sA
eseded inst of the cells. The more hardened ana oS'
psrsts have been kept alone, but those OF
s,.ss have been allowed 10 associse in the WORKSHOPS
a.d 10 occupy the same cell st ngh'' Inc ''''"'
x,,em doe. not spossr to have answered the exPeet4-
tops Of it, sdvocstes, and II, onder e1'''s o"c"'
st.nees entirely imp,scticable in the prison. The
r.,.,no sub,its whether this feature Of toe pensl
- NAV not be aboIsted vito advantage TO the ST ste.
r. .ho spo0e,t, an institution for uvsne crimn@ls-
Pa. s,.t. Prison earned sI4 800 and spent $l3 800
daring the year.
Improvement has been particularly manifest during
the year in the public schools and the Governor hopes
tbat every facility will be afforded for tho education OF
NE people; with regsri 10 the Bible, be would have
,esd in achoos and elsewhere, without note or com
msps, il ees,red, as y mooel of pure and simple Eo-
sish style and Lar gusge; presenting unapproscb-
able stand ard Of virtue and morality, for its wonieol
history for the eoqusDcs of it's oratDy for the e1qu
nfs and pathetic beauty of its poetry-ts psalms aud
songs ard lamentations and above al for us suohms
sssebinx Of the eternal truths Of the religion OF Cnrst
The Normal School bss sent out LAG pupils, end DOW
las l8; the end Of the present term ~ teachers
VA be diplomaed There are 300 pupils In the Model
School The Scbool Funo he's increased Sio,OOo dur
a.s the year and now is $i330OO. The Lunstic Asy-
Inn began the year with 81 33 in hand and closed
with s.ven cents only, the yearly expense oelng
Az 900 OF deaf and dumb 90, and Of blind Il, are
supported by the State.
The various trsp.it companies complain that the
present rate Of transit duty payable by the railroads
upoD msDure, wood, lumber, lime, coal ard shes, If
The same as upon other merchandise and is so high as
10 exclude the busns ss, and the State derives no
revenue from this transportation. Trey represent that
general Law reducing the transit doty to two cents
spep the aboven.med articles Instead Of the present
,sses. would sfaft q new Business and increase the
revenue, and so thinks the Governor.
He states that the Plot Commissioners complain
that the chsDDesat Eizabetnpor and Shooters Island
hsve been )e6 up by persons who dredse the decks,
sna wants tie State TO apply TO the General Govern
ment for protection. He also recommends that con-
mission be sent to Washington to urge the oontruc
tisa Of On artificial harbor at Crow Shos near Cape
Msy as refuge for coasipg and other vessels over
taken by storms. A light house is recommended a.
the south end of Woodland in Ocean County. Aud
here the Governor steps aside moment to puff some
bedy's life boat.
SCa the Quarantine question the Governor has an
emphatic paragraph, which we punt with conlmen''
iu another column. He proposes to collect at the
State House full sets of geological aud mineraosica
specimens as developed by the survey IN progress
.l.. ba haa rpyIQ
voutteer companies 10 the State aud rds that great
pr.6ciepcy has been achieved by many of them, while
they are al well equipped, well differed, and well
drilled. Yet thorough reoiganz alton of the present
eempcs.ed aud obscure militia system is essential to
their further Improvement well to the authority
and dignity Of the State
Some improvement in the laws relating TO highways,
sad in the manner of keeping the public records are
ssrsested He advises wstchfulness agane the land
ing of psuper immigrants.
HIS ExcelIsDcy expands upon his own fees, 10 an
emphatic manner II seems that Law exists allowing
the Governor dollar for sxog the seal OF State to
spy paper lie has not charged the fee TO Individuals,
for this has never been tle prscce and would not IN
smsjority Of cases comport with the dignity OF the
Hase vhle in Others il would be entirely mprsctca-
bSs He ssys, make 1t If you please, oblg atoy upon
those who receive Official paper thus sigted aod
sealed 10 pay any special sum into tbs Treasury Tor
The bene ct Of the State but do not expsct the Chief
Magistrate OF New-Jesey, when he attaches the em-
hem of our sovereignty the broad seal of STATE to
sestfcste of election for his in Office or to
commission TO our Senators aud Representatives in
Coneress to the Chief Justice, Chancellor Attorney
General, or Sapreme Court Judges, or any other
STATE or county functiosary, to accompany II with
the demand Of dollar for his services. The bonors
sf public position should rot be regarded compsn-
sstion for official sbofs pecuniary recompense, alone,
oan cancel them. The honor depends upon the manner
b wbc, TIN official duties are performed.
During the year, the Governor has exchanged cope'
Of State laws at the reQuet Of the head chief of the
Chscssw nation. Gov. Newell sdverts to irtemper-
asee and feehly urges some iLdefnite action TO pre-
vent it's ravag,s He has word about the tanG,
and reooumepds specific instead Of ai vsore@ duties
He goes for steaoy, disqualified and uniform protee-
6on.
He repews his recommendation Of a registry law;
advises laws to ds-anchse gamblers upon elections
and wishes charge which shall put adopted citizens
70 certain probation after being naturalzed, befae
voting.
b our county, saying that the people Of SewJersey
have always promptly earnestly, and by large msjor-
ties resisted and condemned every attempt to violate
che Constitution-to impose and sectional mscon
strusiiors upon ito abandon the impartial just and
trsly national policy adopted by its founders; and TO
substitute therefor novel policy Of sectional sgsran
disement not for but sgaiost the general welfare of
tie Union, If not intended, by some, at least to pre-
pare the way for its dissolution. He hopes that suoa
attempts will be pretermitted for the future II they
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