New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
10 ne Senate aad Amtmb'y'

70 legsate for the honor for interest and Tor
protection of the people Of The Sta,e of New-i0iN
The oath, which we have taken, to support i've
Constitution of the Uuiied States and 'be C"hst'n
stion of the Safe Of New.York and TO chr
duties with fidelity hss at this time espec'S' s's'au
capce 1t teaches Us 70 look upon each OF these Con-
stu.jons as equally s,c ed that each Is 20 be upheld
In its respective inli.dic ons. Attbs iiue the pow
,.srof tie ore is openly defed by armed rebeihln
,xvhe .he other il endangered by the confusion aud
discord growing out o. isil war. Ttis oath, dec
ka,atioa or tesi,' - not u mere ccrcm"u Az " Is "a
sn,t az ibe tenure Of the Offices we ioid. Until 90
have thUs soiemny submitted ourselves 70 the cen-
xtapds of these ips.Tu.aenss, swing up cur personal
syisws aud opinions aud pleJgirg ourselves TO obev
.Slr requiem eus, VIC are pot peinted TO i's:ioFn
1000 ohicinl act
-, 10 ,-old tho General Government, New-York
has ,e,l - tie outbresk of this WA "a, 0G0 SOL
tiers - &c field. TO organize THE vesi army, Ely
eprsdeC esd taose acting under hls d,rCclyn III
ttis Ii.l;ary s.af, lave nree unwc;,fod labor AID
Shown high capacity. Tie dnt4s craving ont OF
This servics ave been CrcTtsr thln tlse falling U0o
the ohicls Of other States and in t-ir performance
compare fSVoTbiy wita ,,'e cOnducS of the war on
Sic par, OF toe Genes=: Government. While our
sOlliers exc perEng tbesr lives TO vlhol1 the Cons
tuition and restore tee bon, we owe 1t 10 them,
who bsre shown all endurance aud PATRIOTISM un' r-
passed ia & history o. The world TINT We euiuis5s
Their GevO; On in our .ied OF daGy. We tie 10 U!ke
Care wien thy come back that their home risnis
are not imIaiI I'd. that :iey Tall not find when 'ev
xeturn to be Ceu, o. civil lie rhat tie securities Of
xLer pcfsons, tn sauciy OF their bones or the pro-
lection Of their property, have een lost by rs while
they atIliuS Tor Their natoDal iLtoIest III a
distant field OF duty
s,aJl deem it rly duty TO fill al vacancies in
official ststoas III th- army by promotion for merit
orious services gallant tonduc' in the field this
h measure Of jaoIcc, cs 1t VIII give 10 item the
rewards where they lave been iairiy earned ana
will stimulate both officers aud men, by laudaole
ambition, TO excel in patriotic services in an honor
able pursuit
OUR STATE AFFAIRS.
While 70 MANY parts Of our cOuutrv are laid waste
nv war their towns and cities desolatcd their homes
DESTROYED their citizes slaue hefed, and all that
makes social happiness crusued cut .en.ath the
tread OF armies lave cause for gratituoe that In
tia State the circle Of its uuifcen public charities
"A in full and benefcsrt operit on; all fDns of it,
6rnitie. suffering and want have been relieved.
Our hoos, denies and colleges in successful
on.raton Institutions designed 10 tie y, ung
and al.ss from careers OF VICE, are It'll Engaged
I'm the prevention OF misery AID crime. Dur prisons
under a ltessl svstcm designed to reform well
rs punish still protect our community against con-
yic:ed criminals. Our courts open for the
security rnd protec ion OF persons aud property.
G.chaai.al aud agricultural pursiis are in the
tnrin successfully conducted. Our vast Internal aud
foreign commerce have assumed propOrlio.s far
beyond that of any former period. But for the
oversbadowiog gloomy cloud OF war, and its heavy
there could not be found four millions Of people iu
che erjoy ment of greater happiness and prosperity.
Tie continued ample support extendt d TO III great
charities Of the State, even in the midsl OF war
Which wOnli tax 10 The utmost tie energies Of any
nation pat present Is striking evidence at oDce
the emil tteped uevolence OF our people aud the
creatuess Ct our Il s not ceesry for Ge
todwell upon tine pporance OF thOse truly Dotie ia-
st;tot;ous. the Nevr-York Safe LuDalc A sylani,
the New.York Institution for the Deaf and DGub,
and for the Blind, the State Asylum for Idiots aud
che State Inebriate Asylum. They are enin niiy
entitled TO the pros or patronage oi the State Aho
Oruhau Asylums and hospitals OF the State sho I'D
be fosiered ~ period when each BATHS deprives
many households Of III ir natural protectors, aud
ipcreases tie number Of those who may pro,eiiy
claim the support OF charity or the care Of lhstitu-
lions f,r the sick aud wounded.
recommend the Enactment OF q law authorizing
che apr continent of member OF the medical profess
sion as q Commissioned Of Luuacy, whose doty it
ahall be to examine i.to tie CoDOlCD OF the insane
now confined in the alns-houses, poor houses jais
aud private lunaiie asy lums TIE subject has been
strongly urged upon tue attention OF previous LefiS
Natures 10y the medical profession, aid The
humanity and pro2Iiciy OF The proposition II too
manifest to receive any other than your favorable
action.
instruction shows that o2J, Jo9 Pnpiis attended
school in 1862 being larger Attendance than for
any previous year. II will so appear that greater
number of teachers were employed than heretofore,
the increase being drawn fom tue female por ion Of
the community that larger sul was PAID for
teacher, wages aud that the schools were IN sesson
for longer period in ts 9ggre gate, than during any
preceding year,
TIE annual report Of the Regents Of the Unvers-
~ will show thsi the colleges aud academies OF tie
STATE not withs, andiog ;be dram Of tie their
Numbers have continued in ec,iye and vigorous ope.
ration, TIE number VI studeUis la ttteUaaLce has
been j74S little than 600 less than for The
previous year. The means OF higher education arc
more ample, and its character more thorough and
elevated than they have ever been.
The Society for the Reformation OF juvenile De-
Hnqueuts 10 the Ci.y OF New-Y0ik. ard the House
of Refuge Of Western Eew-York, will submit to you
their annual reports. l commend taese Important
institutions to your favorable consideration.
Il aIpears fIom the Repor, OF the Inspectors Of
State Prtous that tie nunbtr Ct ccDyicts in the
prisons on the 30h OF September lsst wa 4lO Il g
receipts into the Treasury Tor prison earnings during
che fiscal year were ylgi O43 y, and the payments
tberef, on, on account Of stEe prioods, were
e3ll, 74f 81.
The Annual Report Of tho Superintendent Of the
Baking ID -partnieat shows that the total amount
of cuutsnding circulation issaed hy that officer 10
Bans Barking Ass iciatiOls, and lnClvldnel Bank.
ere on the 30ti OF September LIST, S49, 2 SO.
THIS circulation is IecuTed rs follows:
BY Bends and Mortgages .......-g4 Sl2 - ..
Esw-Y az State Steck............ 1907 ~! 10
tnifsd s,.ss $3.50 %
Held lor Incorporated Banks VI.
der special laws. % ZBg ~
-436.z423 $40 90
Aggregate held September 80 ie6....... 3J27so5i 96
IDereste OF Securities in le62.......... 682 459 -
fBcrea Of Circulation IN o02......... 1858 t9o 70
1ncreffe Of Lre1 State Stock IN 1862 500 $50 90
peciese In Bod. and Ms gages IN lS62..... 4H39 o.
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