New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
AT TIE STATE CAPITALS.
TIE INAUGURATION IN OHIO.

4 STORMY pay, But LARGE CROWD OUI-GoNER-
NOR BISHOP ADVISES REFORM AND ECONOMY N
HIS ADDRESS.
ipao,, Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or 7ra TbInUSF
CoLUMBUs Ohio Jan. 14.-The day dawnod
here dark and dreary ana the OF rain which bad
prevailed dnring the past two days changed 60
snow The trains during the night and early morning
were packed however with people coninG 10 take part
in the inaugural festivities ~ carly as 10 o'clock inc
streets were fu OF strangers, and not~N' anns 'Ar
rain and the enthusiasm has been a Fever heat a
day. The average Democrat conld not allow tie Gle
mcts to prevent him from enjoying This The s'c i
occasion to rejoice which has been presented to hn n
twenty Yeas The military parade jus Ter dinner was
most posing spectacle Perhaps nj 10 tine since the
war has there been anything tna elnaed il la nuin'''
or horou .laes o. dill! l. crcdube 10 the state
as well as tine occa.on Il was WINGED By at iedst
$4,000 stran sers from outside the city.
Tie now Governor las laid himself open to cT.u'~"i
to-day, by personally requesting tla HI stan should
,uuee ii :ull uniform This considered in poor
taste No former Governor las ever given vs. 1" the
excitement Of the hour and shown hs vanity ana love o.
poInp in this way.
Perhaps on a par with this the nde'cacy Of Gov
cinor Bishops executive Gcrk appearing Fl the Gf
errors ofice This morning, and requesting tie Keys %
the various Offices 4 number o. hours before Governor
Youngs term expired. j goes to show how sAou, the
new administration to gain possession Of the state
House.
Governor Bishops inaugural address was delivered AZ
the state House M r. 1t BEGAN with 'ouipiimcn
tary alue:on to M Bishops distinguished pred"cc-
sor who had lett hirG little TO do IN ihe way 81 calling
the attention OF the General Assembly to matter. in
porant to the best interests Of the State The address
continued
Among the first and most imperative filing. demand
ing Your attention. il the present financial dlsic-' 1i
The country | am unmindiul taat this 8, gcLcialI
regarded a. national question, and consrPicni ,"c
may cOEsidcr discussion OF ii her as G'' out Z"
A
tbs very view OF the matter contributes largely To- lt
Gah 70 u refrr our ,1rynr +, crn,t, Is M li,
hoIp ae possinc; and consequently cur villa. h.s, Co.
hold National Cour cirioy rcs ,na:h. for Ice
mrs, M financial condition 81 the c,aI~ s Ii....
what might be tNpccicd Bat Il may BE- won't! "i. o
seriously ask TIE GG'a:ion: l. tn. vie" c,. l.ii "i
tho The case! c,rainiy d. E'' wish you ~ an-
Corgrc.s for any uuNsc of n,ideipu, lrH 1uon; oi
even failure 10 gave ia" clsa'i1u that J. Ecrl" WHAT
come from economical living AM jHilc.oU- .csdtluD ~
houic. We must gir the "ofe IF fefo-m n9ur own
,c%on ~ t i,,i,; iro ., ,!r, rn4riinsI' 80 viii 80,
rr. nm honest tioil ana n, "a ecoi8ny IN all
In a rcfub f, e, ,.,ci.i All evil reform must for
ihe most Part bee thc oae,Owth OF 70 yir,uul5 aut
economical people, and your assembly is vci5 clos, h.
related TO lie p-oPic-hciaE ~ TACT c"lu..d "a o..
peoples immediate rrIfc'eLia'iyc>-ii h.o'i %" ,o1f
legislation, such VIII Dee worthy 10 De- initiated by
national rcprts .ulnycs, When wr have secured iar
hope mat our influence viii b. potent IA the higher
connc4 OF the Naoi 10 oru ing foe the whole people
that reirrnchUIru ant rc!Yrn" Tii"h, am toi Jli-i
ia, cu,,tnreJ ,uiI.t auf,i e any p.rnL,utly brItuf
condition u our financial aNiI,..
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