New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
THE INAUGURATION.
fey TELEGRAPH 10 THE TnI8UNE.I


TRENTON. n j., Jan. S.-The JOINT com
ttee on the Inauguration held meeting this EVENING
nj the Trenton House II is known to be the wish OF
General Mcclellan that there shall be no military display
and the committee Therefore, merely passed resoiu'oh
foremost The of the National Guards 10 de-
tan company az asuardat inc toi mere M
monies VIII take place. In accordance Win Wishes on e
GovernOr-eIect, the committee 10 prepare pHslah'o
g. MARSHAL of the day and all visiting clubs aud organ
izations dcshing 10 parade are requested 10 ho'J him.
GOVERNOR BEDLE'S MESSAGE.
The third annual message of Governor
B.dle was submitted to the Legislature The revenues
of the state for the year were 3i3O97i 49, ana TIC
disbursements SO 2l6,O19 So In connection with the
financial statement. Governor Bedlc discusses at con-
siderable length the relator Of STATE 90 local taxation
He shows that state taxation covered by jig mills
on the dollar Of which mills on account OF the
special school aud 1l2 mills on account ct ordinary
state expenses. The message CONTINUES:
ANY person may examine hs tax bills and readily SEQ
how small por.lon Is required by the Stale me c"
cuson irresistible that the burdens 0i when lic pun
lie complain NEARER home Than the otatc lfeas'.
They exi, in most of the Local ."FeihneiS ahui we
result of schemes Of improvement IN advance 81 ltsl
mate demand and other extrayasanceS ny when as
sessment- debts aud ixes have netn plsa up ac.ua ~
instances. ana WfCh me people
are seeking relief No better eau nc pcrormrd
bv the Legislature than 10 simplify the machinery Oh NV
nicpa coyelumclt dispense win useless oc'S, c1it
fully and Strinernty lmil me po"cf ol inpuNclh'I
EXISTING assessments and local dents But l"gis alton
alone cauno; correct the evils OF the Zines me Gy OF
the hour among ali classes is to be nioeran ~ waste
and extravaganza. and thereby encourage nol only ID
individuals hut thr0u ghOui the whole range OF Official
conduct. q sG'c and reasonable economy.
Governor Bclle thinks that the half mill which was
added direct state tax 10 complete the Asylum for
The Insane az MorrstOwA, hereafter bc dispensed
with inasnuch the asylum is now finished The to-
tai amount appropriated for hi- structure has been e.
10000 The Governor cangratulacs the state on the
possession OF asylum "uncxcelled in tic world for
beauty capacity. convenience and durability and com
mends the commissioners who, without compcnsatior
have gwen their time gos and judgment. aud rem
dered full equivalent .or the whole outlay"
The Pubc school system is passed over very briefly
reference being made TO the state Supcrnt,nients
port-but IS declared TO b" admirable He SAYS:
Tie sclool fund is steadily Increasing, and consists Of
InvestmcHs...... ~ - : 80
i Amoupts unpaid iroil state Fund ...... 2oJl0 90
Balance in bank october 81, iS7I..' lli"70 -
rot, - 5s2O,e 3s
Grant. or ease. OF lands under water on pay.
iaent OF per principal sums OIL. '34 239 q
Total ....... ............... .@93l6.2G2 10
Other rentals Of land under water annually 5000;
also unpaid interest and rents ,,, . 800.
strange that i required 70 contribute only $1,000 an
nually toward The public schools II Wl- olE,a'N &c,
them free. Lar.e az, Limitations of capital Wd,T plhc
management are rarely consistent with SOUND Hf'te
While or Constitution lasts, free school smus Dc main
tanned cl fv by taxation and generations viii pas be-
fore the fund vn be large enough 20 materially reduce
the rate Of nee ssary tax ain fully convinced That it
Is unadyisabr the unccraiut.c Of osnt 2ts
made even with TN most careful thought 10 capitalize
the income and Thereby ada 70 the natural increase
Of the states lands Az The law stand. OF
the annual approximation, OF $4,000 towards me
schools 100000 must lie borne ny tic Treasury. ont of
the taxes and other revenues while tie mad beans only
the balance From the in crest # the fund. tie whole 40
preparation could easily be pad and h Treasury lcrcY
BE- relieved Of TIE 100000 l respectfully renew ne
Recommendation made AZ the last scselOi'-t-at thc
law be changed 10 reach that resl
The mess &c dcvoes considerable space TO the recent
strike upon witch subject it makes the following ohserv
atoms
During TIE night Of July 90 last 4 being evident that
staeo. defyng public authority. and RAPIDLY spreading
would 6ycTuu tbs state, and result IN scions disturb
sued for lh III iesnen' ana E@r; q ,ne ' to De IN
readiness Ior lHlHeIt'e Gun; me "'n@.i cTI'."".ik
most energetic means should De adopted to pr
vent ouegs ard S,,c, the pSsgf 10 S CT 81
ii TIE ga OF July, ordered 20 RENDEZVOUS ~ tier
aIm0ries under arms ready for duty. IN obedience
thereto. te whoe force PROMPTLY RESPONDED and for
several days thereafter was continued III scrirc
would permit portions discharged and the las, 70
Turned t. ,.c hOmcs On the ninth DAY OF August. wien
cured. In preserving tie peace two princi-
pies acted upon: ono that il WIS The duty
primarily O tie civil power 20 prevent 1ld pu down all
disorder II possible. Tie existence O disturbance docs
not relieve magistrate police and ctn.r peace officers
from, hut il increases their re,UOnsbiitv Every effort
therefore. made TO urge and encourage those OIL
ceIs TO be vgllant and active, and generally ueir
duties were faithfully performed The other prnci-
re was that Tie military should support the
event when necessary the troops should failure
TO succeed De permitted Failure In the use OF military
10 supprc, i6ts only aggrayates and the futile effort II
Icpreheuspi possible 10 guard against H. Tor these
reasons aud 20 slide The least outbreak the whol" Ma
ouai Guard was ordered on duty ~ presence 30
buted be available OF probable possible points
OF danger gave such assurance OF support 10 tbc cyn
powers. ana created such dread OF the consequences
attendant upon disorder aud riot that those disposed
10 be lawcss were Kept IN check and life and propciy
cnce here and there. but the in0icatOl. OF what
might have happened with less prccautiOn The military
were at al times faithful PROMPT and soldciiy' merit
Ing and receiving general cOmiuc nddtIOn. regret tta
the pay OF tire mn inadequate t. The service per-
formed, being only al the rate % ~ month aid there
fore ask and r. commend that the Legislature make mr.
tber provision for them.
The message Is accompanied by separate pamphlet
containing the correspondence between the Governors
Of NewYoIk and New7Jcrsey concerning he demanded
extradition Of Henry w Baldwin and others connected
with the New-JeIscy Mutual Insurance companies
With reference to this matter Governor Bede says:
At the Apri Term last Of the Essex County Court Of
Oyer and rermuer, several PERSONS residents OF the
state OF New-York but interested and active in the
management OF the Ne"-Jorsry Mutual Lie nSur-
d nce ~ Ws, wore 'IGri.0 ic 0 ts Se
bezHe it. assets rcGuisitiou made b. me upon
the Governor Of NcwYork for their rendition but he de-
clined TO deScr dae9 up GaGS chtny IL hcy
Another rcquston was sent ior one Of them s'ny and
the same result followed Tie reasons OF the Governor
Of New-Yoik for his action. ana my own views
IN making The demand OF behalf OF this stllc,
particularly gwen the correspondence betHecn us.
herewith accompanying. ana 10 which Icier without
repetition The Iigut and ohiEaiioh 90 surrender are
guaranteed by tn Constitution lie unicd states.
The mode OF accomplishing tn rendition In the state
from which the alleged fugitive - sought depends upon
the Act OF Congress
No provision exists by which in Of difference he
Executives 20 their dnty. tire question can he
settled u seems important IL these days OF ne
qucnt and rapid REORGANIZATION when residence
Is often In one State and business another,
that Congress should anthnriZe, when disagreement
oceucs, Application 10 some judicial tribunal. either
Federal of the State upon which the demand Ia made,
tor the determination Of the question In the present
STATE OF the law, the decision % the Executive refusal
final although judicial questions of Constitutional OBJ
legation may be involved, and when the nature Of his