New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-13
ABBETTs LAST MESSAGE.
.pop.p,.r HINTS TO THE LEGISLATURE


--,.,s,vo rur Ngw-yemsEY coURroF rARDoNs-
,.,yr FREEDOM FOR cI1Es-KxHibirioS VI
SCHOOL WORK.
m~., +. Dec IL -Governor Albeit Is pro-
b,. last annual message to the Legislature oy
h.aaacent provision OF the New-Jsrsey Constitut'ea
fsveru,rs arc limited term at time ana tnroe
,,e.xases comprise oil their formal COMMUNICATIONS
altar taer inau gural addresses with rare exespo"S
cnvernor Aboett came in on anti-corporation'
aoual-taraton EXCITEMENT, and his last message VIII
-vA ths subject some final touches. The relations oil
Aha Norris and Essex Railroad Company to the State
iii occupy considerable part OF the message and
Nm a. dix Thereto while the m after or abolish
ny the lin tat,ou of one per cent tue local taxation
ef railroads will also be considered The Governor Is,
Of COARSE too hresd politician to lVse q oppsf-
tup,ty for strengthening his Senate boom, ami ms
messarc will be awaited with particular interest on
account OF its bearing thereupon-
Criticism upon the Court OF Pardons continues 10 DO
made with more or less severity. There ia gener al
dere tn at the courts business shoud DO MADE puono
and that there should least he authentic pio Ito
record OF every case considered That convict should
Ae able to obtain pard tor snilse offences does
o sneak we'll for the courts methods and proves the
,ac,ss;tv for a record which Can be inspected by ALL
The canstirutionai re orns which are being warmiJ
urvsd wouli probably deal with tais oodrI among
other matters for the majority OF the court Is COM
,..4ed of the Law judges of the Court OF Appeals,
hose fate is scaled am change Whatever Is m'ic III
the Constitution The demand tor constitutional 20
forms Is based largely upon tie desiraoty Oh shnpn
fvinc and MAXIM, Efficient the courts, as wen as
cneapeong the co Il OF justice Second 10 tns - e'e
r,sb TOR .reater freedom in legislation Tor clues Ah
Eew-York sentiment should favor limitinI tie power
OF the Legisi aturo over the city governments wio
New-Jersey is trusgling against the system Is q; d
curioas fact and those who watch puonc ahMrs III
New Jersey are convinced that New orK woao siso
tirs OF the restriction upon city legislation alter
The exhibition OF school work 10 be MADE IN TINS
sity on December 2S - and 30. under me auspices
If III SIaie School authorities. promises 10 De Vi OK
septional worth and interest The exmOiis az the
kew-,rleans exhibition, which have been retained,
viii be supplemented by variety OF new ovdences VI
ths posito the sct oOls of the State nave
taken Teachers and pupils take the keenost lteies.
h these exhibitions. ana they are believed 10 nave nau
= healthy eject in stimulating effort among 'ho
There Is much talk of revising the sunday laws 80
a 20 comply with the modern spifl ana tnen 10 GU
force the statutes that left with Sigor u Is c"-
oeoed that the laws as they now stana cannoe 20
Enforced and the deadetter laws do the state nai
ra,her than good There will be all excited dlSousSoh
upon the matter in the LEGISLATURE 50 ., -,
A summer school for teachers Will DO oegun az
Aebury Park Summer, and the anthori',es Iueto
have given The orginators OF the plan specai iacue
for carving il out successfully.