New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-05
GOV GREENHALGE IN OFFICE
INAUGURATION CEREMONY AT TIE STATE
HOUSE IN BOSTON.
THE NEW EXECUTIVES ADDRESS TO THE LEG
ISL.TUHE-A PEA FOR LOWER TAXES
INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS OF
MASSACHUSETTS,.

INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS OF
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Roston. Jan. 4-Frederck Thomas Greenhalge
WA inaugurated Governor Of the commonwealth
at noon to-day before the members OF the Ieelsa-
ture In joint convention and large hu'hper OK
pcope Of both sexes who filled the galleries OF the
House Of Representatives At II o'clock President
Hrtlc- Of I'VE Senate. raped the convention 10
order announcing the purpose for which they mad
met ter,eth,r The chief Justices of the supreme
Cour; and Superior Court were then announced ana
We're ushere. 10 seats In the area i'll front u ''e
Speakers desk. Then there entered the heihDers
Of m. STAT. boards and commissions, officials OF
the State departments prominent men IN pon,'cS'
with personal friends of Governor Greenhalge' ana
men prominent throughout the state IL was nearly
II O'Clock when General Peabody. General bohahue
and Colonel Russell. OF Governor Russens s'an'
who were detailed 10 call on the tioVerhor-eiec' t
his beadquarters in the Parker House and escort
him TO the state House. left the Executive Cham-
Der to fulnl their mission. An open paroucne COLI
viewed them TO the headquarters OF the Governor
elect Shortly after II O'Clock the approach OF 'oN
ernor. elect Grecnhalgc was announced lie anu
the party were received by the other members Oh
Governor Russelrs stan and escorted to the Conn-
ell Chamber. where Governor Russell o'ncaiiy WEI
coined him.
I, was charity after noon when Governor-elect
Crcenbalge and Lieutenant Governor Wolcott were
announced. They marched Into tic chahlper OF 'He
House. escorted by AdJutant-GeneraI barton anu
staff Then came the Executive Council of 1888
and the Council-eect OF 80. When the oath h"n
been administered to the Governor ly President
Hutlcr and tn. Constitution signed, Secretary Of
state Ola proclaimed Frederick r. Grecnhalge Gov
crnor OF the Commonwealth FOR l>M The announce
mcnt was received with applause by the a'@emp's''
Then Lieutenant Governor WolcOu was sworn
signed the Constitution, and was proclalined Lieu
tenant q Governor amid applause. which was renewed
in great volume when Governor Gre"nh'Ise WIS
formally presented TO thc Legislature in Joint con-
vcnt;on and began the delivery Of his inaugural
address
Governor Crccnhalec began hy reminding The
Senators and Representatives thai they meet
at time when the people OF the common
wealth are suffering from tie serious eh'c,s
Of the financial and Industrial rcyerses which the
country has recently sustained. III however,
the vote. Of the country. just uttered emphasize
a., now by existing conditions, Is needed as It should
be- by intelligent ana patriotic legislators 1t should
not be long before shall see restoration OF con
nIcncc and security. &c.. But IN" circumstances III
which W. find ourselves must convince US or inc
necessity OF rctronchmont and economy fUpi'c
cxtravaeGnce and private poverty * together Only
to prove how badly "A State may be- governed The
STATE tax for the year 1898 was &,nr- the largest
assessed FOR more than ten years. II would seem
as If a tax Of much smaller amount would serve
- meet the more urgent and necessary objects ~
expenditure t. which We ought during -" year -
confne ourselves II the people are compelled 60
ct along from hanl - mouth. T. pinch e. econ'-
luiz-. to practice self dental. Il Is reasonable ana
jas, that their condition ana capacity should be r.
ncc,.d IN the conduct of the affairs % The Com /
monwe,ith."
Turning to other topics the Governor continued
Ia part. as follows.
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arg.incn, as to th~ supreme importance % protect
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and .,,.,sa Z a New, rt.lsirati.i lut should rec
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the petition ~ citizens !n any precinct "HfI 'I /
town, IA. Registered lists f.r 'Ast electoral division /
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lts d.firahle from t-.h iati itil'i" '.'I m' I'D
Fl IL j't'.y o.. ~ r,,,' ''
3tv ,hant. from q bl-ln.-s or revenue policy
which Cor long .9'1I - im. has rnnn."l '. gig /
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t"f s' i"Iii - NUNS .'i.' ~ me- 49, ii.
lui oi IL 10 "i'i"'l Il'te 'i's .'', .".''''.
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l"rli} ana 4 'i'Hi upon ~" II'Ii' "' TT" ,'"'''.H
fch.ih. ana me nm, lot A"} H''H ''l"H' 800
% nave b''N most H'J"'l'',n-'. ''''', - W
'H'iH !I'A.'I VIZ "H' i","I'h' u ~ 800"
isn'I P'Icy h3H l',hsH. 'sS.''' ann i'." l,' a.
4 comfort anu prosperity W "a H'7i- il' .ll.i' I'D
boz % IT
rIg'cv ami starvation had siarei us ~ the face
% 1892 SOM" such change of National policy a+ D.
lpw proposed might have seemed - be demanded