New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
OHIO
INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF GOV. NOYG5.
my .LLElRAPH TO TIE rRlRuNaI


CoLUNEg-. Jan 8.-Goy. Noycs was in
augnrated t Tie state House today. The following is
his address:
Gentlemen n The Senate and HOUSE NJ Representatives.
In accordance with the expressed viii Of The people.
appear before YOU to-day take the oath Of Ollie and
t. the duties o Governor OF Ohio do not Iai
In arprecaie the inn -tant trust cOnled 20 my charge,
or honor roo little mctcd Of beng selected as Chief
Magistrate Of a state numbering nearly 3,Oo0O0O inhab
t,nts and holding high rank the nation account o
~ renee vir!ue and material prosperity OF fS
cti,en IL is fortunate that the emergency OF civil
war and the heavily hardened years which followed n
have missed away, 50 that there D. less need IMAM
formorly Of those administrative abilities and that
r,riucr IN political affairs which made ONO preenneut
when exercised by my pred 'Ors. While may hCt
erDect ~ rival them IN lcors-f ul administration, shall
hoi, not o ~. outIcuc ~ zeal for the public good ana
honest III r. promote the best interests OF an over
support and coop ration Of the law making branch or
aud prevailing custom make II the duty % tho
-otiri,~ toyr~n6r - communicate 10 the Leli-atwe
such recommendation IN ma luden-l IlnE ID, 80
saw Tli- has been well performed by Coy.
HAYES Ltt do not feel called upon 10 a. peat "r mooy
any Of hi. suggestions. II may not be nnroper for me-
however 10 add the remark that some amcnun'u 10
ist, legislation lee desirable win reIefthr" 70
the manner OF selecting Jnre- 10 our couil lnr ni,
ot filing the panel largely nom DISCLAIMERS VINO q =.
mn. sant An The courtroom for the express purp0s" OF
serving a. jurors opens door for corrupt ann d-hoh"
practices at variance with public morals ana supFer'
" i.fic n feared ti- cyil Is too common eslecH n.y.
m arge cities ana your attention le respectfully hyed
any s-iDe demand fcr extensive legislation, and
Therefore cOuCratu4" You upon the prospect oI shoi
,ul Laruouiou. session. n1Smuch - C0nstlrutlOnal
Convention will assemble during the present year ana
, 1uuoube,ly make many changes with regard 10 thr
Minors and lts of the Legislature, enactWrnts Whch
otherwise might seem be- desirable may wei be 0e-
fcrred for the present .,-.--, ,-.
great satisfaction 30 know that internal improve
crt and Jprn'ut~ Of the state are heihg carried
On ccs-ycy NJ individual enterprise and private cap
al u lroads and telegraph u es are being rapidly eA-
tended INFO plr. o. the state he rto.Ore more or les M
,rceib whereby districts rich 10 coal, IRON ana agl-
cultural resource. brought near 10 ready narket-
our fiped Industries inviting laDOr from "tner
states and furnishing employment and homes 10 efl
o,arts lands Towns ana cites are nelug
init p vii uuoNIup.et rapidly The finances OF the
stat prosperous condition since the pubic n'ot
prsWs smaller thr burdens OF taxation lighter Edu
advantages brought To tho doors OF the poor
ana hublest citizens and the common schools OF ONO
arr perhaps Ia excellence TO those OF no other
state. il privilege 10 guard them with Jealuls
crc ms the brain and the heart Of youth
While neighbOrug cities and States have within the
past suffered almost unprecedented affection. and
have been subjected To APPALLING disasters, kind PrOvi
dence has dealt gently with rs, and has crowned our
fvt, with prosperity. Gratefully remembering all our
manitoba bles-inCs am now ready To euler upon tile
discharge Of the duties assigned II, az the end
OF my official term, shall Ice permitted TO return 70
pri. li. bearing wth the respect and goodwill
all parties and conditions, In tie measure en-
Ioyed distinguished gentlemen who to-day bd You OH
cially tar, wei. shall bc Tor innate indeed
A. tho of be udd-e-s the oath col Office was adj
m.ui-t,Ird hf ChIrfJU-iit. DAY.