New-York tribune., 1880-01-02

from an inner pocket of his coat as he began MS
speech. The speech was read IN q lond and clear
voice, and In such deliberate manner that ne was
heard with pleasure in every part 90 :ho great nall
As he began his speech he turned toward Mr. Rob-
iDson, and the latters face flushed family rs the
former referred admlrngy to his administration
Mr. Cornell was greatly at his throughout his
speech. He spoke ss follows:
GOVERNOR ROBINSON: For twenty years yOn have oc-
State. Chosen repeatedly to Legislature. and for
several terms elected Controller served with sucn
stcadfast ability as to win promotion TO the executive
office by an unprecedented vote AS Chief Magstrats
you have vigorously and fcarlrssly exercised
your Official prryogatiyes, and given your admin,
lsiration high rauk with those which have preccdru
II. Permit me to congratulate you npon the L0norapic
record YOU have made for yourself In the annals OF tp
state an Ia express my cordial wishes for your cont
My frcnd- you have assembled to witness the transfer
a ' M.e"ys S :. s term ss a rer9ce e to
constitution and tho laws: oar great state, state,
Government has In the past been fortunate in the Guar
actrr and ability Of her Executives In the present m
IN the service of the State eurrcndeis
bis authority to called from private life, with limited
experience public affairs. 1t has given me peculiar
pleasure TO avail myself II the present occasion to bear
testimony 10 the conspicuous fidelity with which my
on"rcd predecessor ha. discharged his "ca re~pons-
lni;v. FI a long timer nas re~ined o Mr. tnat we ore
Ick |" ini il .wl,h pdDhc mcp. but caicics ~ eN
more ca'"fni "isrrninaton In this regard would CON
iru'c qtc ~ mich t. elevate our public service AS
i IT, which have leen Suggt ScH lllcn-
rnt evils II shn,n bc remembered thar great prizes are
offered 20 0f ilty IN other purs Is wDci 20 Iar
l uId iryt hih- irH,i In ilcial life. Inc lear'
prUr>siiu~. ~ niaunscmcni Of corporations ana otlcr
.rai nnsu"e- enterprises afford opportunities Tor COM
ptnsatnn and distinction which lessen the attractions
ot the ubc scrNc and induce many Of our best men 10
neg, CT affairs OF Government.
My ic,G., looking back over tho past year, we have
iu-t cause gratitude to the Dvre Beng for mauy
dressings bestowed upOn our peoIIr Remover pres
prfty. general good lcHh and pubic order Dav" PIE
vailed In 4 MAJ k"l t'-rc". P'nt"Uus harycsts ana
grncr,u markets have rewarded 8grIcuue. Really
employment aud liberal Wages have aSUlteu
lnhlIsiilnus hands. H. .tuItd values and improved
crr! = nave ,Irouag'd the commercial clt-s-s
Tie. dark c,uis vich 80 long cast IN, r shadows over
the business affairs U tlr country have broken away
and the AeH I,aI up tn" bright sunlight ~ pres
Isr,ty. Ia ohirrlnL upon tn" duties that await M"
grateful ncknow l,giI due III" people Tor IN" con-
nirnce s.nrrUu-y mrn;' Stri Ihr great trust con
uIitrd IT, kct ping .crrtrd with pro- uni ,"iN"
tinu tai. nli Is nd imp,'il!y 10 dscha <" 'he obg
ti"il, A. i!:A 3. lApp.dG>c]
At the c'".. ol the speech there was loud applause
hr ,roytrIorS thrn marched arm in arm, tac al-
dicncr lncanwhr appauding. from tine chamber to
tie t;oycrAnI'- Ronra. where Mr. Cornell held a re-
c'piion. / he Wrote ceremony of inauguration took
O,nN iilfc''u ninutrs tuVrrnor kUbinS III departed
fug Ncw-l"Ik by the tr+t tram. al 2:iO p IN.
MIS- Cornell gave reception ihis afternoon,
wiHcl was largely attended By IN" rrsIl' ut> of
ALBANY. Sh' va, aided Ia rcrcNi ing visitors - her
- t +, Mr. Hastings. ana by Mrs. Charles l.. smith