New-York tribune., 1877-01-03

worse The number OF convincts in the three prisons
| Sept 30 1876 as follows:
Auburn ia
SIM S,ng .................1.6O 1905
Total. ''''o'
The OF advances from the treasury over rece
| from earnings was S7Oi.379 50. This deficiency IN
larger by more than 100000 than was ever before
known II l. ,ue to the present inspectors to state that
thcy claim the increased deficiency to be IIrgcy oWhg
10 membranes which fell upon them from ther p'eue
commission was appointed by an act Of the issl9 I t
turc of 1876 10 make thorough Investigation oi e ~ W.
fairs of the prisons The commissioners have leth ac
tycly engaged in the service during the whole I,ie
10 legislature and WILL presume, cover me W n%c
ground OF prison mana cement discipline. ana lnaintc
nance / commend il to the attention of the Legislature
! withoot further comment at this time. a., ,.-s,o.
II S gratifying 10 be able TO announce 10 tnr - h
trc that large portion OF we leiHrhWsS prn1 r1ahc
been finished and brought INTO use WIN lrlsi,d
Within the present wear. The Board Of Manager,' a
pointed by chapter 2O7. laws OF lS'o 9rsliIIvi ~ i
torJauce win the act and succeeded IN securing me
S I"g SrIrt"d and fnrnshcd The south wing.
iLrv received 10 conycts from tie Auburn and sing
SinE prisons no immediately put a. WORK ulo,
nayr been advanced rapidly complcon The
superintendent estimates that with an APPROPRIATION oi
without the interference of contractor- ne can iuN
complete and furnish and bring INTO use all me 9u-
including prison wall. within the year. ana suii"It
500 COM lets during the progress OF the WORK anu t
' mc y" "" !s tj Rrfontory vii cease 10 be burden
upon The TlciSury lie confident that IL can pe
/ nltI
I'm Is7i . co, rgnor in his animal message cFtnatcd
NE Wh"ir coz 90 ,i t 70 be correct
tirv viii H., con nj, ted FOR n little than Oncaif oI
that suin. But the ambitious siEie oi arcMtectnlr
L.. 'tian u 400 600
TIE AporrrD CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
The people of the state. at hc last eecon' aaoP''u'
-, m ,s, ,,,,i,r,t,- t,e constitutional amendments
~ al "''', - , ~, , ,eyiou. LEGISLATURES
when had been approve" ~ '"o P'oNiu7 ~ ~ .',
and which have thus become part of the Constitution
f tho S,ta Tbrv u,o,ir for the apuontment, by the
VI ~" '' ...,o., ,4 80 c,o,o
""Ncihor "i" o'i"Ie' vi '"P
Prisons with all the powers OF thc Board OF Inspectors,
and , rirtepdent Of Punc Works with all the pow
- - l,, ,,,,i..io,o-, , rod;.ol chance is
crs OF the Canal Commissioners; raicl ciaiIT 3 f
thu, made III thr management hoth OF lhc Pl>nr ,I :"
the canals IN cachcaSc al power ann arc
placed n the hands OF one cotroIln" tNerI'lse octf,
cXucndtIcs winch 80 oijen a'iGhd tie hhia,i ~ W :"
irresponsible boards. the people nave 1ctIlhIn'u 10
make mis- great cian-c "th me hope oi Deter Ios @
They undoubtedly desire l4.di the amen ,h'h's W
ricd iutot tnct "a speedily as possible ircGhlm, .u
i.4 ~ @ i !nf i t,c .u,out of security 70 he gwen
! by each. -, =.
\ brief act containing these Simple provisions VIII S
1nrJ.nts and cu,bn, tIeIn To- enter upon their I'M
/ nor,ant duties II further legislation should then he
i,"o,. n r",d h. n,rfcrtcd 1T he convenience OF the
IrIsiili,c N win ample tine !of d,lihcrltion.
woEK on PUBLIC BUILDINGS Should STOP
One phase Of the cxtraNaganre ana IdlIy' amounting
almost to unacy caused by inflated currency and IN
nsted modes of lfc developed itself in passion for
costly public buildings Of th"s" the new C'pitoi takes
the lead. It's cost originally ostlnaed al S4'o"o
900 There have ALREADY been expended ulon II oycE
N"9"'''", ~ II ,G ,,o, co,,,uIo,aJ IL viii he n
yst nile OF ornamental stone work not at all in keeping
viii fhc tastes aud good sense of PLAN, substantial
n,ln In adtinn 70 ibis if is discouragEg 10 conten-
~ fe lis rcuuiio in view of tho enormous annual cost
of hrang lighting. cleaning. and Superntcndng Il.
Toi"%i1g in the wake Of he Capitol are eal Insane
ASylums. the state Rcformaory, houses for Normal
| Setnpls schools and other bindings which
millions peoples money have been wasted in use.
/ lc,s ornaments ANA luxurious arrangements IN DciaH
of those which are not vet co'nccd-cnbraciEg nearly
All of the most costly stmCturcS-he usual representa-
| nii is made that unless We 20 forward and pend INC
further amounts required Tor their campciion. shall
"s, ll thai We have expended Whatever force there
coItion of funciaI affairs the actual diIcs. caused
il many homes by the payncnt " their heavy taxes,
.Iond prefer to nave thc expenditures ccfsc. the tax
MA, ar relieved and tbe liidri. cn "A they are at least
| MIN me adyert of better times
-nflion nave ,.lcd nv aftcnt1on 10 to subject of
Stie hoard Of health They believe hat such au ins,i-
t,on v,d rcicr essential service in The prevention
81 rioss and he on of lie and health They
ci,I iIot in almost every ease where local cudcrnics
how, ,ra,Id ,y seventy and fit1litv which seemed
IN, ir ori an can he trlrl t some NEGLECT Of
"ord oT brath w"nd have discovered and 20
Io for ne to find time nr such an examination Of ii
yould Justify any specific ,udatons. can ony
w.nsIy because am assured jhat ii is moi intended
tr am expense shall be incurred bl the tc}ond i
,uoacir salary for the secretary Of the proposed board.
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lIiI' C"h'i4ssI"->'-''9 VI '-''"''I'i''N'
., 10 o,l ,,,e . and do,,,, q. ,. .o,,,,t r,usi,rI-
| bi''''' Nv - - 80 ,, i,,, ,,o ,,,t,. ~
alton inc coiihH-i"h II 'H'-E'" WIN 'A' "''S VI
watching all cmgrants landed in the City OF Nv
York o, their arrival and III the eases any who fan
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I',2 wv Ior't, or H. laws of ~. St,te
HCitlui"4t' utC'i au'iuii, " - iinH W W -
n.ui ave "ro id to,y. al thr si ticS,
Inc cillt-, conhue2, anu H oH| VI % ' " mon 80 ~ % ' ro
passengers becoming Idhc cIa'St upon ii'h. nc M