The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

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We have received the message Of Governor
Wisner, though hot - TINE To- publish II thi-
week. IL i plain and S,atc-iaaHl.ho aud IL re-
seem u'c'A.rH DE ,''Ad if',cuc'.
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From, he R,t'- stA Journal
The message of Governor Ni-ucr was deliver
ed in person, and aside from ne intrinsic merits
was not "a little added to by the manner in which
wa RAJ anu ',t cufi'a''E VII" "."'" az:
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FROM ''- "i;'-a 'tr"a.
1t j. well worth the careful pcr1s1l OF every
citizen Of our State. 1t i intensely national, -
far "a Michigan can be regarded a. Nationality.
/. breaths the spirit Of the mot earnest aeyo-
ilon 10 the interests o: thc State. II you'll he
amos: impossible, from anything contained ln
this lengthy State document To discover - what
party Governor Wisner is attached. II" = TOW
ernor OF the State and not me-" party loader
not politician.
How strongly does this inaugural contrast m
this respect with the inausu-a! - u" present
President OF the United States G"yrri"T vi
ner, by his msTly and Independent tone. soften
ed, not by fear "i party drill, but by The strong
eInotion. OF humane and generous heart, mas
/ produced a message which will make lasting
impression, and mark All era in our history "hch
iH'ur'. historians cannot tail To sIgnalize.
/ "a. rnbI;.b TO-DAY 60, Wi-,.r,. T.,,.,,..,I
4 u,,..on II !. . Jocunop, wo,tb ,,or,,.;,,.,
/ ,I,io nts,oL.p s,3 co,,,raL,,.i,-., III
/ ,.ru,r,.ndstions sre ~ tn. roirt -. u;U 3D. oi
served and ba tax -, y .dr,;,,, H., ,,.,,
and thc x.U.h.;no q, tho vbnl. STAFF
rom Tie AA~Ean J'4Fn'
'"'. " lsher has less 10 say OF The past hut
/ more oil The future. With fearless hand be
'oucnc' tue 'afion, interests oil the state. and
PLAINLY ih'lhste' what be considers the true line
! 81 PoHcy 70 pursue. Our eiuctt'oual, philan-
hf"p Z ana corrective institutions are each re-
/ lrfIeh 10 III a practical ststesnanlIA" mann"r--
ihc "ovevnor recommends that they be literally
I dealt "ith' so that they may not only meet our
growing wants, but stand as proud and enduring
monuments OF the Intelligence. humanity and
pf"-per,! oil the state In view OF the vast
ua''. o' iertle lahd 'hat stands unaubdued 10y
I '''' "ah' VI iapoi, 'he Governor recommends
'h'' We take speedy anu eihcient means 10 check
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own unoccnniad ta,,iforr tn yi',.,,Ie-,
shnuD ,ne..t with raadv -.s,o,., s. -,
ci,ize,, We have I,nd c,o,,b of s,r,,.;r,. -
ue-4 to sustain many times on, nros..,t ,o,,,,rs
ton and il onIy remain. for us IN nal, Lno,,,
! our aiyant.pes and ,housand. will Ill 10 III
| endowment For IN. nu-no.a or o,.o,,.,,.;-.,,
/ emiGr.,ion h. f,vo,s tho f,a. dis,,ih,,,;.,, .,
.w,,nn lands IN hon. ia. .o,,I.,s :, ,,ar',I, -
! tortv ,cr., hoEa,;,c, d.. -. ,a,ii.... =,
a,,crnr;.in,, and ;ndns,r;o,,. f,,,,r. - -
| Greater ADVANTAGE IN H. S,.,o H., Ill a..
n,l,rv urn nor o.. ,,h;(r r.. ..T, -, ,,,.,
,tay add N The Treasury ". ,l.as.t ,os..I
thai ne vi.vs with disf,ror orr ,ra.o,, sr,,,.,,
! Of biennial legislation With short Sessions oil
th,. I,.,isl,,uT,-onca in two ras-.N1, ar. a.
,,,a.sitv Cursed with man c-,d, I.. ,hat 49,.
practically ppll,,v or er., 80 barr..s;r,l,
! tho people with uncertainty And burdan;n,, ,bem
xi,h unnecessary e,nansa /, :. noa,II.s,, - No.
,icug,riz, ,b, many a,c.u.n, .r,,..,;o,, -r;,b
which tho mo.sac. :. r.rIat. Wi ~, ~, -
rhetorical flourish II nrasor,s 70 v;,. !; . -
nracticaI ligb. all our homo ;n,oros,o Cd -,
! i. vs-iou. roco,,r.,d.,;ons - aan,,os,,,.
| and farce II ,ba Cnvor,o. I'll s,,oa,,,I :;
! sb.,;,, H.. ,orcv q, ~, g. 80 -, e
! his ,nasssc. Nc dnub, M, :, uiu al ,',,ob H.
| or- ,ro.no,;,v al ,l,;rrat. $500.
! from The o''a@a ''aF"n
! But one opinion peryades those who listened
to the inaugural address OF Governor Wisner to-
day, rs to ITS excellence OF style, statesmanllke
manner. We heard prominent Democrat say
that uovcrnor isner had risen twenty per cent
/ IN his estimation since listening To that address.
tie claimed 1t as thoroughly democratic docu-
ment-to which no objection could well be
urged by any party
| mat the address was characterized by spirit
oil cohciiatioh oil ardent patriotism; OF large
hearted phiianthropy oil earnest devotion to the
best interests oil the state, and that Il was free
from questions at issue with the opposing party;
that 1t breathed from Beginning To end ooe con
tinued STRAIN OF progress for all the great in>ti-
tutons OF the state will not be disputed by any.
There was no croaking. no complaining; no re-
cognltion, even, OF such thing as scarcity or
want, except IN Graslot and Isabella counties