The sun., 1873-05-08
AsREArDAr co,NEcIIctE
Orssuizatiou Of the ir-tslutrr.-t:uv. ing.r-
.oli InHuguratcd--AU Inpasing NiItsr,
DISpiaN- he Inaugural Address


DlspiaN- he Inaugural Address.
H.RrFoRD. MAY The Come, ticut
) legislature organized this forenoon. Ia the
senate the Hon. Allen Tenny ~ Norwich ~
elected President Iro ten.. and George II Cow
ell Of Waterbury, Clerk. IT, the lious. the Hon.
W. w. Eaton Il Hartford was elected Speaker,
aud Samuel 4 York - New Haven and y II
HYDE. Jr, Of stafford. Clerk. Resolutions were
PASSED declaring the election ~ Gov. Ingersol
and the otLtr honorable Candidates fr STATE
officers.
Tie streets we're thronged with people 70 wit
ness the Inauguration parade. The First and
Third Regiments paraded with f.U ranks. and
with the two romf anie- - The Governor
Horse Guard and the two couuaiios Of ne
Governors Foot Guard made a tue military di.-
play. The Governor elect reviewed the tr""p>
On III" Park ~hurtls after noon. and "a the ufu-
t.-siDn rode ia a carriage. accompanied rs CI-
GOV. Jewell Senator Buckingham wa in tine
procession one uf the invited cur-t-, The
troops also marched in review before the Gov
tiov. lngrrsoll anerward. took the oath ~
once IN the state House. 10th Houses s--sni-
bl.u in Joint convention and listened to the in
a"goral address, which was read by ia" Cover
nor IN person. The message begins with a
~, "mmsndation IN favor oi calhng con-
stltuiional convention hy vote ~ me Ncu-
eral Assembly TO prepare a new constitution In
llace ~ the present one, whlrh l. outEru~n.
Duins the past year the state debt was reduced
!Ii.iSLH. and the total debt AT present H. s5-
Wii'nD. with t53s.0is cash In the treasury. fhr
entire revenue on account of the civil list We
<'t5i,iG5 ~. The intcrr-t paid on state bonds
wd- tA1,+G. The total grduu list uf the state is
.3fs. IS ~. an increase during the year Of 81
c,3 -. The state debt has teen reduced one
halt since 1861 The school fund capital l. a.
tJ.ltu.tl, and pays a dividend Il a per capita
for l'2!G4 children
In consequence of the repeal 81 the usuty
laws itst yclr several SAVINGS Hud trust in-t.tl-
u D- raised thtir rate uf iutctr-t. q movement
which j. condemned hy tho GuNcruOr, who
recommends that the tax he tahrn un from such
Iuttltu Of the drB. sits as Is lo ned on rrdl
estate. The humane Institutions Of lIc state
ar- generally iu ,Irellent condition, though IN"
state frisou huIldiu', are old and poor, and IN
ltt afDu.ut expended fur publ, e. IL .uT-
,lt.b, Va Tai-ed by town and district taxation.
Tie military urgdiuft'IUu ~ thc stat" L. come
llt.Gru ~ being act surpassed ty tla. ~ any
other State. A trustworthy survey of the rCuu-
~ line, Is suggested the most cUn-idorIte at
tcuiion If the General Assembly H. called tu the
legislation Of last session in relation To- a new
state House. A guarded cummeudation ~ the
hceuse law passed last wear is made; Also a
guarded recommendation uf the TrCummC nda-
ton ~ the restoration Of the u-ury laws al
though the usury abuses are Attributcd to the
lrrcdeeWablt paper currency ot the nation
Tue message con, ludcs with q accommodation
Tor the e. lection ui labor statistics, and gone
raj druuu,lGtlou 81 uth,led corruption.