New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
THE EXERCISES.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNF'

number OF persons than usual 10 secure seats uon the
floor OF the chamber The room had look 1t never had
before The sloping seats OF the ladies' gallery we're
ay with ribbons from the railing the back walls; and
all the galleries reserved for men were black wltha
thicslv wedsed multitude. Those In the galleries
looked down upon Assembymen and la
DIES seated promiscuously IN CHAIRS Az the
outer edge 81 the circle OF seats upon the
floor OF the chamber inner row OF seats which had
been reserved or the Senate were still vacant at 40
p m. The room very brilliantly lighted ny thirty
arEa handsome brass standards, UNFOLDING gas iefs
Speaker Avord took his chair at $50 o'clock and for
may called The Assembly 10 order. Ex-Speaker Hustled
and Mr. HoIahau were requested 20 inform the senate
that the Assembly was awaiting its coming. Inc
Senate soon entered the Chamber having at ~ head
Recommendations Dorshemer and Bishop Doane'
Protestant Episcopal Bishop 81 the diocese Of
Albany The senate having been seated, the
services were begun with prayer by Bishop
Doane. 4 letter from Governor Robinson was
read containing tie Information that official work and
weakness OF eyes forbade his ATTENDING The ceretnonv
senator Rohertsou and ASscub lyman Penfeld wcr ten
requested by L.cuteuaui Governor DorsAemer 10 invite
the members OF the Court ~ Appeals and the state
officers to come 2, the Chamber The judges soon Med
IN and we're followed los Au0rue}- General Scloou-
maker Treasurer Ma kin and state Engineer Seymour.
The procedures Of n. evening were begun with an
address bv II.uenaut-Goyc nor D0rAelIn3r the prn-
cioaI portion. Of which are gwen below:
MP. DoEsHrIVEE's ADDRESS.
You have ue' IN int ou'cntlon % coum,morae me
departure OF the LEGISLATURE from the oo Capt." q" IN"
new one A. understand Your purpose, IL II 20 recall
the a.; rather than to dWcI upon the present or to
ante pate the future.
If.a great misfortune that the building which Tor
seventy years has been the Capitol must be-
taken away. Tat i the chief lDtltlty
connected Wrh the enterprise Of building
new Cap-ol. Seventy wears '-o our countrT Was
resisting t..,-I ceracGAeut- hy tle tAlae-e device
OF ana embargo What contrast ti.i To .ht p"Wr.-
upon land ana s-a with wucl to-day th Republic
would confront a Zoe! seventy ]ea 30 re-" Fi4i-,S
Ia,,~ .cI ~ lie valley tur u>un, and occasional
Mohawk sId b"a"ae' !"e I'~l OF "u L., H'yy!
abode Of savage men. what contrast I. A' I!in
u., t.r~e seventy year, NrN-YoIk has risen from the
w.. NOT r accident NOR ta-rd Boy afnruulte gro-rtpA
lclI p',u 70 alou" Il vs.. INNS worried Qua DIV
three ines Of public policy .asaoou.iy p3nntd and
pcrsi-tcurF .ll-uedi one I1'tr.'. one id elr'I4~
OF historic succession. olt ia the order ia winch nave
i.cy winch g1Il,ned the material prosperity
Of n state was tlat 10y winch channels oi tr-p"ri--
t,r % s, been lnaiaed and iamiI,trr.d not as
sources OF pa c revenue, sdt as Instrument Tor tht
conirot OF commerce. Ils gave US ooth tAe domcste
AMI foreign trade and % it We owe our wr'Iih n was
bee ectTd mat ne0uc VINO we're the descendant.
If the merchants OF England aHu Holn- Nu"l su.c'u
Tue second great policy Wa, mat oy ""iGA me loo
provided ios re edac"'loA OIL In tt"i' m -. ~
eil coa'eyln- lands - H., eo.o,[ H. . ~ s-t' ~
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