New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
GOVERNOR GoFF SWORN IN.
FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE WITNESS THE
CEREMONY IN CHARLESTON.
Ex-GoyERNoR WILSON, or WEST VIRGINIA.
REFUSES 10 GIVE UP HIS oFrIcE-A


Ex-GovEBNoR WILSON, OF WEST vInGINIA.
REFUSES no GIVE UP HIS oFFIcEs-A
RINGING IEAUSURAL Address.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO me TnrBUsEi
Charleston. w Va March 1-Genersi Got quail
fed as Governor in Governor Wilson'S reception room
noon to-day In the presence Of about 500 spectators
he mounted chair few minutes before ~ O'CLOCK
and was greeted with applause He addressed the as
semblage as followsi
MY Fellow citizens ana grateful to you for your
presence and for this demonstration today in honor Of
The great political change a Which g Sss nr g ase h
voters Of West Virginia elected nc S tes.
ernor Of the state, and n.I,ons am dn hesa
. SsnjiIes and rssponsibes Of tho once. thank
you for your sympathy aud for this oppression seTw
In spe of ths determined Efforts Of our political
opponents to deprive Us Of tic fruits of ylcey, a
IN their iesIsstvo caucus rsfse % announce the
result Of the election to dsele e s so ksye. n psr
sasnce Of tho can Of the people ana We "
insist upon our s y H0d not 81 prevent rSS The w Of to
people from being enf1iosa !, n,,.ga.as m obedepes
IN The demands and necessities Of his party, failed to
perform his constitutional duty OF opening and pub;
Who Lad h received the highest number Of votes for The
once Of Governor am the person wao refe s a tns
a tbsTesore "' your Governorelect have the
certificates from the county clerks OK az ue
e et on the s day Of November last and the far
ure Of the speaker and the legislature 10 perform
mitt MITE to dspIive he people Of the services Of ne
Governor they have chosen The success OF mp sno
RD 3 e e. S.dps u vest ss ass
our state and stimulated our industrial enterprise
r1H sS the rsassr q power g as
party both in the Nation and IN this state win orng
s q Ef P tSss they have onsd r md The republican
ascendeney assures. -, S - ,,h.s
EsS my 1ssF pd We H ;ssnf' and
mode provided law In s .dI Espsssnfihs s
gsS sssy' & Z as IL sS s1f
nue 70 repose IN me the eon6denee aHfo as tSst
III yoSf u and privileges ar eaoasy guarded and
fully protected In this contest ne PEOPLE, ~
svSS ssS sss A %So S Ssvs Sys as
prety and Judicial decorpni, who boy 70 tne VIII =.
R sSRs a: ana re S. q IL TaS WITH
and bid mo Godspeed
His speech was greeted with ENTHUSIASTS cheers at
many points, and at It's close all pressed forward 70
grasp him by the hand. among them being many con
federate veterans. After tho crowd had dispersed.
General Con made formal demand on Governor |
Wilson for the ONCE which was refused, on the ground
that no declaration Of the result OF the election py
tho Legislature had been made.
MEaLBER OPENS THE ASSEMBLY WITH PRAYER |
Trenton, N. j., March (specIal-The Rev. Eljah |
Lucas the Methodist minister who last week failed
to secure verdict In bis suit against M. Werkhedser
for an alleged LIBEL involving Lucas's moral character,
Appeared in the Assembly Chamber tonight 20 open |
tho session with prayer, having sNen assigned early
In the session for that duty Tonight When Speaker
Hudspath learned that Lucas present he sent |
the latter word that considering the scandal in which
he had recently been involved his presence |
would not be desired. Upon this Lucas
retired, and the opening prayer was mado |
by Assemblyman Goole. Of Ocean County. |
Many Assemblymen were absent, and II was reported |
that schmelz, Of Essex (Dcm.) who s liquorseller.
and who ls dlsgnsted At Democratic concessions TO
temperance men, has gone to Chicago for ten days;
in that case the Democratic prospects OF passing tho
new liquor bill slight The senate tonight passed
the senate bill repeating tho jury commission act Oh
' The Democratic Senators announced this evening
senstor sSer informed senator EDWARDS lie
loader thai he had his anendments providing tor town
then TAKEN, and q conference oa the Democrats YVES
held At which the 1aaer snssdmsnss Ser dsca S I'd
Senate adjourned without action
PRIZES FOR foUNG VErERIxART sUEGEoEs.
The fourteenth annual commencement OF tho American
veterinary College, place at chiekerns Han last
evening Tho crowded with friends AID graduates
Of college The programme opsned VITA an overture
and selection by tho orchestra OF the TN Negineot
During INA playing Of the march 'Joly Student the |
faculty and graduates Of 1859 nled into hsr places e
Former hcadod by the prsstdsns Or, Fanuen D. Weiss
the latter by their maFshA, i. A. nsEuIR~
Dr. weisss introduced the Rev. I. Daryer, who |
oeyed prayer for welfare Of the college and graduates
The dean Professor A. Liantard read snort annual
rbort showing that the admissions had increased three
fold He then read the nsmes Of tbs class Of 1859
naAe mn from all parts Of the Union, and even from
Eranea and Australia Professor G. A. Doremus In
humorous speech which he pointed out that up 10 the
present tine the veterinary profession was entirely re
eyuted from the male then presented the special
prizes: gold medal for general proficiency, given BY
the trhstees to DR.. Henry Deneett Hanson, New-York
set OF standard works veterinary science, gwen by
the alumni 70 III. Gerald Edward Grimm, Bort Rohinson
Neb medal given by the faculty for the best practical
exauinatlou Dr. Joseph osle, f,; for anatomy Dr.
Richard Runyon Letts Hob6k6n n j. for best paper
read baore and discussed By tbs association Dr. george
Glover Vanderveer, Brooklyn.
Dr. A. T. Thompson, OF 1882 spoke for his class
oolnR forward hopefully the future OF the veterinary
surgeon and demanding better s'atus for inem IN the
Army. i. O. Agar read address encouraging young
men their start in life, pntang before taem the WORK
Of Henry Berg He compared tho ssstrs OF the veterinary
surgeon In tl, English ana American asmies much 20
the detrlmsnT of the lattor.
MISS M4RTTNOr'S ILLNESS EXAGGERATED.
Tho reports Of Miss Sadie MaFtinoes illness nave
been considerably exaggerated Mas hartlnot caught
cold on Wednesday while at matinee At Psimers ana
this added to the hard work she has been s'ey DONG
IN sdying for her performances In German resulted in
slight feyer. she was, however. vol enough 20
leave her bed on Sunday afternoon. II sufdebn y
rocovered Miss Martinez will SAL on Saturday i0r
br,e. Watt 10 the bahamas. Manager Amberg, with
whom She Is stu under contract hes gwen ner Tour
weeks leavs Of absence hef neAs part III oermsa
viii DO olivette
MISS MARY L. BOOTHS CONDITION.
Ar the house OF Miss Mary L. Booth. the Editor OF
asvnsr,s parars n was said last evening that her
corsIt,on had not materially changed. She has been
a., a.. aya ,raeIs and her sickness is regarded as