The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-12

HhNng passed. all my lilo within tho limits ~
this state. and lived its best years within tho
city OF New York. am no stranger to the in
tcr'sts. the circumstnnccs, and the needs OF Tho
city and its people. | have long been proud Of
its enterprise. it, strength. lis vast Industries
liz varied charities. It's commerce drawn from
every. lunitcr, Of the globe, and the countless
nruvltirs which have made it tho metropolis Of
the western world.
In common with all good citizens have re-
gnrdcd with Indignation the evils of its goy,tn-
mrnt too well known to need repetition hero
hnve rcloiced AT the recent and successful
Efforts Of It's people, to overthrow the authors
in every attempt tp restore to tho rity the con-
sttutional right. cnioycd 10y every other locality
IN tho state. TO govern itself. If there il one
prin 'iple more than others accepted of all
good men. 1t ia that OF local scf-govcrnmcnt
To tho vicious prnctcc Of legislative tampcr-
ing with the city government for personal or
political ends. | mover have been and never
Will be- party; Its evil effects have reach
partisan majority in The Senate and Assembly
have openly denied to the city OF New York It's
In contcmpt Of their onth OF Office they have
wiltully refused to iuliil their constitutional
obligation to rcapportion the Legislative, 4 g
trcis in accordance with the population of the
various localities. | need not tell you that this
course is iraught with danger TO our system; II
is nothing short Of crime against our highest
law. | need not remind you that in days gone
hy when men were needed to shelter with their
brensts and blood the state ana nntion from tho
called on to measure its quota 10y numbers
greater than It's population; You viii remem-
all Adjustments OF taxation, New York {as
never Iackcd asscssment for her, full prol}r-
ton is reached that doubts arise ns to the lro-
pri.ty Of granting full measurrto the city;
This petty Injustice cannot lgs'. The, day of
rccase from the incubus OF bad laws will surely
come. Under wise. pure. and honest system
ot city. government we shall soon rNpericnce
relief from tho confusion and local anarchy
huildcd ON tho present heap of 5000 laws In
that day New York viii realize future Of VIII h
the people and the Empire state may well be
t. tho principles have stated shall adhere
70 the end Of my ADMINISTRATIONS. Reared in
hut with my life. Although nominated and
ele'ted 10 my present OH e 10y Democratic vot p.
ment or IN th. Demo rat. faith than that which
makes a public officer from the moment Of his
election the servant " the wholc people. To
them, and not to party only. am responstl
Tor the administration OF my high ana lply
trust.
| 10 not forget that the path before us *
shadowed by ain ulty. recognize with ~or-
row the light regard iur the most sli'mn oili-
cations Of IN" Constitution, which has h"ccrle
the curSe OF American poti =. cannot ignor"
the fraud and corrupt on ot th" hour. ". !'h.
passing from Tue "a. A. 81 suu!l ~ nSs haS
nation. We must r"cognly" and m""' fhi~ AL
The pathway oi ifaudul,ni elections the hl'h-
durr. W. havc lo lk"d for the last tiur upon the
inauEuration OF national Executive who was
To remedy those evils and to sustain the rrin-
cipirs have already stated are the duty ~ ul
good citizens. Especially will the ID moi tic
parry prove lhsi l., ir oIi .rtNu"hs A II lh Nl'
ton ~ the Chi"i Magistrate of this great state
than ia some small degree 10 assis; IN 50 noble
work
Feiow citizens l thank YOU once more forthc
maEniiie"n'r OF TINS uNit iou. IL VIII iu~pr" mo
with strength e. keep on In hg lin. of nimius-
traton thus slEnuly apprH ., and iis ~, ,Wurv
VIII grow green within my heart while life IN
durcs.
Lieut.-G Dorsheimer was received with
a..
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FELLOW CITIZENS FELLOW DEN ncRArs; lou
arr assemhlp i h.re nisht 70 pay your iri1ut'
well deserved the thanks oi tle Demo rt'y oi
Nrw York. lChecrs.l Gov honinson
has rendered YOU a Errnt serNl'r-a service 50
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