The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-10

Mir. lockwood offered a resolution
informing the Senate that the Assem-
bly, waS ready TO meet that 10 iN.
Adopted.
The chair appointed Mes~rs. VII
liaE>, TcuuIu. aud Bowman IL such
-omm. Gee.
Nj. Tcunan. bcgral leave IN decline
~h.re1lr"n t3c ~pelkcr named Nj.
lockwood a. ChaIsuan ~ Inc comm -
zee.
JOINT CONVENTION.
The Senate appeared a l:22. Lieu
tenant Governor >.In-cr.aud taking
the chair.
AtI:Z9lhc Joint Convention marched
20 the prIu~ilN House. #ut rc,urued a.
l:i4, accompanied 10y Governor l.. X.
Bradley and the Governors s.afI.
Acting Governor ~Ssiu-crland Gov
"ruor Bla.lel being l.. introduced
Governor Bradley. and presented him
with the GreI seal orthe >.a O..
Governor Bradley then read, in a
clear and di>.iu-. voice, h3s
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Fellow Citizeu>-IlayinE taken the
official oath "a Governor OF the state O..
Nevada for the text tour Years, in this
presence | render my grateful acknow-
] ANfA-AAAiNahN ~ CIV -hAAAA'HaN lf.HlfAf = nv
have iniru>,ed to my hands the in.-
portaut duties OF their Chief ENccu-
live.
Fully impressed with the ma-ni-
tGdc OF the interests involved in the
we'll or .ll performance OF the obligI-
ions resting upon ne in the station to
which | au called. / Is are them thai.
my only purpose ami constant effort
SHALL bee 80 do my whole duly without
fear or favor. L.App.auSe.
Il ought 10 be remembered by each
department OF the Government that l.
was created 10y the people Tor tac pur
pose OF preserving their rights aud
promoting their prosperity. Ii must
mo-. he forgotten that the Government.
belongs 10 tine people, and tina; the in
c>timablc right OF self government i
lost when the people shall consent To
belong to the Government. LAp-
plau~c.l The innate loyc OF liberty ia
Inc heart Of every true American. and
,Ic conscious feeling of personal indie
pculeuuc which pgryadc~ the breast OF
every citizen of this free Republic, Will
always keep oar people ready and able
lu rc1uke ia, arrogance OF office and
20 rcpgc>- every selfish attempt %!
power to invade the rights of odr peo-
pie. .ApplaU~r.
Tho brief history of Nevada Is full
Of promise. But a few snor: Years
since oar STATE was only knoNn To tine
world ~ a wonderful mining ctutv.
NOW. though our mining fields ar,
Distinguished among the richest on
he globe. and are known to extend
from California To- Yah, AMI from
Idaho To Arizona. mining j, not our
unly-pusSihIy nD, oar lv~t->ourcc at
wealth AMI future prp>peri :. Our
genial climate and productive soil are
Yielding rich rewards 10 the husband
man. oar very large grazing field,
B~mcqualcl la the richness of THEN
natural grasses, are making us dis.
tiugui~hett for our ilnckS AMI herds.
oar superior and Astounding hydraulic
loSer H. being utilized, and al Il day.
not remote, our fabrics will take then
place in the marts of the world. Dan
: school system i extending its benefits
% every portion of uur State, and Z
d, judiciouS management ct the munin
Client endowment for that purpose vii
: soon make OR educational advantage,
equal To any.
: The great Trans Continental Rail.
! road passing through orr midst make
Us neiGhhor To New York and III,
broad Atlantic on oue hand. auG Il
: san Francisco ana the great Pacific or
=" ne other. Temples in almost ever,
hamlet are dedicated / o the worship o
Almighty God.
. Win wise and just laws d~i>prnsin.
: the b~cnc.ilsan burdens ofthe Govern
" nant upon all alike, we shall l.,
" blessed indeed. [Applau>e.l
Let Us render the homage of gratcfy
" hearts Ia Him from whom all blessing
ONE
u Al the close. Governor Bradley an
y nounced 10 the Seuac and Asseinbl,
; that he was ready to proceed To bust
x ness.
-, The Joint Convention then AL
u journed, when the Senator's marche,
! back TO their chamber and lief. the
ASSEMBLY IL SESSION.
Mr.. Potter asked to be excused iron
} J serving on the Committee OH Agricul