New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
rRor1 NEw-yEHsEy.

T,.sdov WAS indeed gala day in tniS ancient
.;., the State Capital was al sgog. at an cary
so1r b,nners are flying sud soldiers, siugly and III
.'sn,s ,oge-her with "Solitsry horsemen' sireared
sloor the streets in mute agony by reason o. 'Aeir
uncomfortable dress and great Importance
The evening before, cars fail OF TIE uuIerrlheo
ro,red ,heir living freight into Trenton until me
uo.es were full to oyerhowiDS. Morning brought
M dimiuUton Of easerness Or numbers. Al types
ord conditions OF Democracy were represented. /
,,o,cbt detected on oxuant look upon the coan-
,enances Of the numerous copper-heeds in their an
tcira,ion Of again pucas their arus TO tleiT ebows
INFO the uubllc cib-a diversion which they have
have had 70 opportunity Of enjoying for the last sE
wears to their great annoyance and Distress Nowi'h'
carnival begins. Crowds tang "Auld Lang SynS
with gislo as if iheir psradite for tine lost was
regained How memory paints the future OF the.r
Sresms add hov tho & stealipgs," or "spolis' ss II
q now more mildly drawn, Il up the lofe'JEnu'
Justice must certainly introduce soIo .eN -, -
Oree.potes into that old familiar STRAIN 'eI!' very
coon we trust and hoie. . ~. ,,r.o,
The Marehal Of the day succeeded, sI'er giea'
daol ri ,orsuiratiou some few otlurgatory re-
yoarl. NOT altogether military, ont exceeuiogy eul'
pna,ic and very free use OF hcrs neSh ana eiui',
IN ssfelv de;ositing the ex-Govornor and Goyernor
be the q iue 1IteiuCut "a tNo
o. n tbs midst If the assembled members or the
Teoilature After the cia,ter Of the swords OF OIL
eers. WHO were plenty and gay had ceased, ana iDe
svayiug crowd la tie loO0es had become quiet, az
eordng 10 the order Of exercises pre- oTed Dy inc
Committee of Arrangements, the Rev Mr.. Monroe
Methodist clergy olvted an uAusuSiiy IVI|Aoio
and strongly wOTded prayer. >,
For once some Of the "Secesh" were remembered
Of the Throne Of Grace in good Angio-SaAQn' ana
their sus IaIaded il light some were iul'e dis-
rlelsed 20 view them. 4 good strong G9se con
turt thsir systeIra, however. " - so seldom we
can ct = I'm within ths reach oI religious MINIS "a
,ions It needs prescription adapted 20 he consitu,
,u Of horse to agitcte in TIE least their internal
economics. Alter the conclusion Of tne prayer, MS
Excelleucy subscribed tie Official oatn, AID wac
duly ouulifel by the President OF the Senate. Gov
Olden then delivered 10 the Official just qualified in
an uupretentious manner, the great zeal OF the
State, The recipient remarEing "he was GLAD 10 re.
oeiye il ircI one co WORTHY, and then the printed
order OF xercies says " fcBedcuou, by the heV
Mr. Appleton but che benediction dld nj come III
a long while after il wss promised a. usual.
Instead Of delivering the Inaugural 10 such az
were Immediately inteIeeted-thGt IS TO say, the
1fgislaure--and Ia the Senate chamber, as custom
ary, II was arranged, undoubtedly ~ an agreement
with the Speaker previously mace, that the lnau /
enral should be delivered from the rear portieo OF
tue State-Iouse. Il is not too muchfO say, that II
tie adiresp bad been delivered IN the Senate cham
Der il would have fallen mildly II no. inspidiy upon
the Legislative members The swGyiDg crowd out
OF doors stimulated tho orator, aud ire v'gor end
beauty Of defamation added SOFT o. spirit and
rol,,t 10 the paper which the careful reading Of 1t
iails 10 firnsh. The ciep-trsp connected with the
mode and manner Of its delivery oetracted from tie
occasion
Tbe dignity, calmness aud state. msnship which
should have marked tina initial effort Of the chef
magistrate OF great commonwealth were sunk in
the low Ambiguous and canning tricks OF the dema
gogue upon the stump seeking ane ieasiIg upo1 the
apvlausc If the irresponsible multitude Inc address
As a whole would take rank with electOneeI Ig
pamphlets rather than State ralers. An immense
contract exists between II and tue .ast wholesome
10, d message cf Ex-Goy. Oldep. The effort OF Gov
Parker has been to please both wings Of bic party
and az thew sntpooes he has failed. There Ia 20
much OF doubt and room for conjecture that bOli
divisions take advantage Of the guess. Tho two
wings were plainly visible IN their ceInonslrasio-s
during its delivery.
When remark was made which could no tor.
tured into dislovaly then Secesh would shout. and
when he enunciaied the dangerous doctrine o!
State Riehts," the same ee,uent iGbilan'.
But " hen he declared Secession political here
sy" IL cut tie adj erente OF Barr Eughsh anu Hof-
nsn cold, aud the Union Democrats chtered. The
corners were turned so sharply aDd frequently,
howe ser, that b0'h wings were fuitering pretty
considerably and were pretty eveuly exercised The
Republicans took active pant ia he getting up Of
breeze for Democracy 10 raise upon. Ibey simply
permitted officiating If their nhs,y bird preferred
that kind OF food.
TIL mode o. dealing with the issues has given the
Sisloyal element Of lis party much confidence and
moral support that their hOws Will drlye tie Gov
ernor 70 either madness loyalty. IL Is to be re.
GREETED that bis first message to lsysi ana devoted
people does not contain n calm bat determined eX-
preston in favor Of the Federal Government and the
cause in VIII ch its life is 1t stake, DsQad Of that
cold and critical view Of IT'S every act. Instead
thereof lie shiiks the issue be fosrs his parry he
consents to be II miserable, driyeling coward The
plaiitudes with which the address aboundS cannot
ave him.
II would be presuued from the Governor argu-
nnent that lie did not draw very sharp Distinctions,
or that hjs mind was hot an aualJ teal one. When
he asserts that Abolition is tbs cause Of Secesson,
be makes tho child older than the parent he DELHI
erateiy faisihes history and denes tue law Of prog
reat. The cLGIse Is uudgaOtedly a. foolish III Tue
ieht Of the evidence Of OdGy a. the attempt % sad
de upon an apple-tTee the evils OF fnjemperance.
His attempted display Of superior LEGAL erndi;iJn Is
liable 10 more bitter cri-icgm. We leave toe Grange
conglonerate in The HANDS Of discriminating public
tnd der handle. Owe thing ie cerain--tLe le0l IL
o. New jersey must receiye their Governor with
large accession 70 their farm.
A rather amusing incident occurred ~ the close OF
The address. The Speaker supposed thai tde men,
bers Of toe Legi-iatuIe wee GROUPED ABOUT ban Oh
he pOrtico. But when de rToce'sion attempted 20
leave the Senate Chamber the " dear people N ths
lOtbies crowded out alsO, and carried with them al
txceI, the military Escort Of tie Governor aud lie
Committee of Arrangements. Wben Ihe Speaker
iuned to address that digbiGtd body Of Eep.esei t.
iives they wers inyisible. Long prcyioaaly they
had been dissolved ia that bowling crowd in his
front, and sti held IN strong solution. There
fore the whole address went down the tAroa,s of
that guzziing crowd.
In his appearance, Gsy. Packer is splendid
specimen OF to geHaS kOmO. Ia Lis demehnor he
Is courteous, polite, and afsble. Ia the expression
If his opinions, very guarded and shreyyd Ie bes
troops OF friends, aud the ability to make more Ho
T. said 20 have u mortal dread Of enemie, ana hos
thty, and this is thought TO be his weakness.
rather think bis hide will have an orr or,,, ito t