New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10

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AN ADMIRABLE PAPER.
- from Th Roehest~ Denooras snd CAron1k (Rep,
The honesty, the prudence and the ability
which have characterized the adminisir ration OF Gov
Dix are reflected in this admirable paper which fur.
nshes fresh reason for graduation that the State was
able TO place this eminent public servant the head Of
affairs at time when tho most infexi gry and
the wisest staesmsnshP were peculiarly required Ths
ness and his recommendations from enc havius
authority " counsel Dis follow citiseus. .t.F
JUSTICE TO Mr. Hustled. .H
The Speaker now has the opportunity such
he snjoved OF securing taon which
Will set at rest the n1uendoes that have been throw.
embrace 1t TO the full measure OF all the promises and
Expressions Of conhdent hope made on his behalf wa
shall condemn him for what he has done omitted
TO do 10 the past and shall be only too happy N give
him tho full credit which his honest efforts 20 shorten
the session and bring about reform In legislation may
entitle him ~ receive.
Mr.. HusTEp's OPPORTUNITY.
Prom T~ NJ r. Evesns Post tRYl
Mr.. Hustled goes into responsible Office I'M
der The suspicion Of sympathsing with the Rings thst
have made Albany q reproach and no one can be moro
aware Of TINS than no. But ne 1ss aes,te no DOUBT
credit That he has ability and experience suited TO tho
position has denied aud We hope that the pride
fa with men like him may make him Of the best Of
presiding officers He has grand opportunity 70 o0t-
rect the public impression VI him II 1t Is erroneous.
THE KEY NOTE FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
From Tn, SyrlrlV Courier (Dem.l
Gov. Dix's long and varied experience in
pubic affairs gives special weight " his words.
He speaks as by authority. Especially noticeable
IS the clearness with which he handles the cur
rency question and tho skill with which he
msmanaging our National nnances will mako people re
eret that Grant had not taken Buchanans Secretary Of
tho Treasury his The message ought give
Legislature the keynote for It's work.
PRAISE FROM AN OPPONENT.
From Tk Rochester linton AND ddvrisr (Drn,
The more salient features of Gov. DIys mes
will attract very general attention and IN sincerity
be heartily approved by his political opponents
in party sense, than by his political associates ana
supporters. It Is amusing 10 note In Republican com
ment how the sharp points on various heads are banked
or Ignored
BUSINESS-IIKE DOCUMENT.
N from The Uttoo Observer tDcnl.
The second annual message OF Gov. John A.
Dix Is plain, business like document
Ii presents clearly and oroiby the condition OF affairs
In State 1t Is written IN spirit free from partisan
ship. Portions OF It will be commented on In these
columns hereafter.
FIRST CLASS STATE PAPER.
From Tas Unoa Her9Id titepl
The message is throughout harmonious and
is OF the rst rank State paper The administrator
OF Gov DIX has the confidence Of the people fhis
message will not increase VI confidence, for
that is full but will be the occasion for renewed
faith aud trust.
wELL-TIMED SUGGESTIONS.
From IN dI5asv Erpress lRSpl.
We do not agree with the Governors recon-
mendations. and future day may take occasion
To express dissent more fully but all must conoedo
Suggestions and which will commend tsef " tns
people,