New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Message Of Gov. Parker OF New.Jerseys
The following. is brief synopsis Of Gov.

nshr-ssmo,,s 43o $50 81
p,,oros q, hand sI6i. .46l Is
The available assets in the treasury belonging to the
State fund amount to s57j.4a6 l5p receipts OF the
school fund including balance. were sl7o2l4 %; db
bursements Ol6 7o amount of school fund invested.
s53 sos 30 Receipts account of the war fund were
1894 933 A.; expenditures. including e3oO,ooo paid
sinking fund and s5ie Oil 81 for State pay to soldiers
and families were the same. Entire debt Of the State
on war account is S2sls.ll9 33 Claims against the
United States are about esO0OO0 State taxes viii nos
need to be increased during the year. and Is antet
psted the people may be relieved from all taxa'ion
on State account except TO pay interest ON the waa
debt The debts OF the counties townships ana elites
of this State incurred for bounties and other expenses
incident to the war, enormous and unless juss
system OF taxation be adopted tney VIII become OF.
tremely onerous the people, The Governors idea OF
a Just system" is to tax the national securities
Amount raised for public schools during the year 10
larger than In any previous year by S61,6f Il. The
State Normal School is established on a pe-manent
basis. and had 727 pupils during the year. fhe Agri.
cultural College has been opeSd. and includes among
other studies civil engineering mechanics. chemistry.
the theory and practice Of agriculture the modern Ian
guages and military tactics The various other pubic
Institutions Of the State are In good Condition
The ratification of the Constitutional Amendment 70
recognized By Gov. Parker with regret. lhe eonhi'
tiOa OF those dependent human beings who are now
suffering and dying by Tie thousands in consequences
OF being suddenly set free. Il deplorahie How mnca
better would have been for them and how much iese
onerous the blrten Uf taxation on the peope as!s
tenn of gradual emancipation had been adopted
OF course the Governor dcclsms against negro SUI.
lragc "The death OF Slavery has been accomplished.
and vet the irrepressiblc conflict continues lac aga
tors are not satisfied with the freedom OF the negro bus
demand for him absolute political equality This was
doubtless from tho beginning <he design OF the ofigina
Aboiionists and judging from the past they wonia
aid in precipitatng another war on the country u
necessary TO attain that ob'ect. - -,
Were the suffrage granted to the negro. "sIeh
mongrel government could never prosper. Two races @
lt.tfpr
aws of nature that they cannot blend socially. cannos
Jointly administer public affairs with success terri
;,orJ of ofJamaica The repetition OF the experiment 9
his county would be very certain to END In war u
races" -, a., c.... g. .,,,,r,;,, a..
national prosperity He asserts that laws for the pro-
a"on OF the rights of the negroes in their new reia
tons has been passed by the States No sreatsr ey.
dence frenewed loyalty could be given than mas ecsn
ted by the Southern people since the close 81 the
and Il we now repel them II we now drive theis
Representatives from the doors OF Congress II eqv
oent 10 A declaration that We will forever distruss
them. aud that the Union shall never be restored.