, 1877-01-06

tntions in tho in.mcda:a neghboshood Of thts ctr
ehoals! bs paeea IN efar.e of tt,o State necs Int
'saas sses reaid id sts.si !. s a. nssrais ssr .;
s!l'ty f"s tSe esononies sn rr"pcr nsasssn'rnt
q these snttltatlons shonl1 6c placed npo? the
Ooyefnor md sts.: ot,,ssf: They atc ss1te !n,t!'
e nae4 ss.s een9 esaps " M
be sufficient TO placo theut annrf ono I'oasd Il, le
~ ssn.e. fofIiadins an1 parti'an organization or
'.isiss heen and !. she practice for .he snp.rrn.
!" lie Iio'pit.i for the fn.ane. bn hot in he oi,cf
ment* should nos be mingled with The 3nbItc cr.
pcnliturc-. Like other public olfectr, The Super
lnlcn1rnt. and a.slstansr s!.onld prost1e tlter
outsias ] tic public espcnaitufr, fhstwon.d rc:ult
In large relnc'1or, ~ oc1csr. IN t1c e:pentl.
number Of children to be- cdncaicd. bY converting
the apartment. use fos fai1y rarpo.:. Into so9ms
ahal1 cost &0 600 more tn take care Of mil educate
.al, children in tic Insttnt!nn for tbs Deaf and
nnmb for fortt weeks. without an{ charxc 70.
81 ede IL se soet e@e or
nity.two weeks i e d,e the s2mtnlsa'onera and
Trustee. to 10y W. ,s,t have nos
THE srA1E-rHfaOH EN1sTH.
On the 10Th day Of ncccmbet. 1*11. there were
g, e e tas S'ssn @ se ne,s ed q ss 's
an increase during tho year Of ntntty.twn, nuf.
ing the Two yrara ending i,ec. Il. 1876 the rcve-
I psrt Of Which wa. from the Stale Tfeasary. Dar.
}nF the ssa1e peTfot the expenditures for current
md ordinary e1p,nsea nmoanse,s to *l3o ooo. -.
Tho revenues Of the prte0n hato exceeded the ordi-
nary expenses In the SUM ot sl;. U:Ss. ~.
sT1TE rRssoN touTH.
The ayetage number o. prsoness II thI. in.s!tn.
.es. ds5Ss is7 81 '''' "' 4 anu o''a 'ne
! NEW srArE;uorsE.
t.ken fof ths coastructon oi new statr. fiou.s.
presented e ths Legislature q 1870 but no action
yonr consideration whether provision shall At ouee
be- made for tho ptosccnson oi the work,
Tn nJs o
under tho direction Of the Noscrno. md With tic
Substance of lie state t'eofo8lst. for the purpose
and sfranalng TIN specimens Of the manufacturing
chemical, and mechanical lndustrlca Of the State,
and al.o of tho GOALS. ores, elay.; woods. stunet
psoduets Of this stale 10 thetcnsennal Exhibition
at rhiladelpha. Prof. Cox gaye great attention TO
datY Tina dsyoiscd upon Hin. TIC appropfiation
va no: sut'!esnt to seeare tho vsred :ntefc.s Of
or extensive IA VAS les1fahac. but. in mnst Re.
speets. II waa eredtasle: The dl.play, made BY
progress and achle.etnrnts Of our schons WAS 10
ihe hixheat oeeree suecessfa1 and The oeca'!on u
Qualification to all tue people 0t the ktAtt. The
In respect to lho exhibit Of hlrh atts!nmrnt in
common. school education, no State surpassed In
diana.
That portion Of the ueeaace relating 10 elections
10 % fo,lowr: .'ln my inaugural naessaRe ,ald:
'The laws reaH!at.ng on! elections ssqa..e youf
rspt, nor protect the votes Ut the people Our cleo
tion! nust not oee9me = repronGh. Their result
must expEe.n tho wili Of the people. Our systen,
the conduct aud management Ut the elections, mud
also to inspire and establish public confidence.
been e1 iairiy S S4ouat about iii d.eontent di.aps
pears: they chcesfuIly acqufescc md yield entire
Obedience 10 the authority therein established
fiat may be esssntIal to sn efficient tyste,, but
without tho following no system will probably
- l. 4 lair snd real representation upon the
hoard Of ELECTION Officers Of all political parties
having candidates 10 be- vo.ed fos.
cincts small In respect 10 the voting population.
that all who otter to vote n,ay be known by the pco-
aa Isa.snaSs ns a. s ,sy,aspee y s fs e
tlcct1cn precinct A. qualification to vote, 30 that
persen. may not pretend residence not real, in
You viii nnd an amendment of the second
article Of tho Consultation necessary to enable the
Legislature 70 prescs!'e .ne. period q residence.
esedlng. Which rendcrs il nnncccsrary 10 throw
ssoids @ III tia possibiiiiy II ehanre. nj as.icd by
~. Tie exclusion Of money a. IN Influence and
power frun elections. II In the contests for puwct
n,nney shall become stfnnstr than The people, wo
VIII have the worst Government pnrtible: II VIII
BE Ecproach to y. all. when wealth eun buy what
the 1oftLcst talent md tho pureat virtue canhot
"Most Of tho States have noss adopted the Tues.
ttu,c for telE general elections. Our general ccc
tfons sloull take place at thu sam: tInse need
not rive tho Fenaons. Tlcy are obvious. trcconl-
the amendment OF tic Constitution 10 that onF
elections shall occur at the sanle time ~ In the
other s!atcs, and 70 a. 70 require residence Of at
| qualification to ,ote."
| AlLtTAnr 1xrEElrKREscR.
In my HeAAaE9 two years. ago Vt EAA my duty to
refer IA tho iasa.laa hy MILITARY tosec of fsee
representative government 10 til" State Of Louis.
ians naked your predcees,ofs "to pruett
An outraged public opinlon compelled i psrtlal
ot ,a., III, xso + !, i f.. s,s' GUY s
Carolina. Although! Il ~as tie constitutions! s!ahs
Of each branch Ut tho Legislature, of TINT state.
tGs quali1catlons anl election of i" own
ofs.nix.,ion u ths Lexi.latnFe. member. n!l
armed iuen. md were adalttcl Of refused nj
tle plctsuIe Of those VITO had no legal right M
hs1 ths troop. Of thc United States. NenIess duly
cloaen wr.s refn1cd admission, whilst ptlcrn nat
| members wrEc admitted. Not eYcn The prete1t Vt
| ipmCss!c vjoencu can be urged N nN aIM02y for
| tho outrage. It Wak the attempted IEeFthfoW o&
ciytl authority by military y ,wrs. and an nnmits.
gated wrung aaAfIst the cuplc ut tAt state and uf
| The wloie country. Accommodating thut transnc-
lion ly Fedcraf Judys, supported ~ tbs military,
tnent upoa qns.tsons restnY wlly npo,. loeal a,.l
| state law. The constltnt9nal ant independent
authority Of stale COURTS and Legislatures rndnn-
geTcl. II nut INV supported y PatFtotic aha IN.
erty -l0v;rK sentiment 81 strong an1nnE tho people
! that party mt! parl!sana date not defy 1t.
During tho four ycars Ut my Administration, orr
Stale h1s MT been wholly free froM duHsest!c
| troubles. The public pcace on more Than one ue-
c4afau has tcrn Threatened. Strong bodies ar Hcn,
| murel by sUne real Or snppascd Wtunsx. have
threatened to asseft and vln.!Icats their Eghts.
| wholly Independent of remedies aud pForetlln=s
provided hy law. III no instance l1as tu auitnet.
| IL aAd power Ut tAa tA!tsd st4tce tecn lasuktd
ag1inst l1ltIn. hut In every instaarc haze ttig
| people preserved tho public peace and maintained
fLe a4thoEity Of tho Stae and tho supremacy VI hcr
lass. 4 peorie 10 e1selAl u tllsls uwh tnttttu.
| ilHIIY and 80 capah's Of preserving them AHl pl
maintaining tho cnnstttuttonAl ttGtltA aud prr-
Foyutlscx 0f their own State HoSefnHlrnt, cannot
bs Indifferent when other States AEe Threatened
With DyerthrosS, or tbs testrucf0u Of rights and
privileges, without which VT fEee Stnie cas exist.
NEDRASIEA.
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