New-York tribune., 1896-12-28

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The State Commissions. many OF them uh"ec-
rD. ord overmanned with clerks ana depu-
.; a-e nartlv responsible for this increase
p,, tho assurnption hy III. state or the care Vi
tho INDECENT insane has added Si.-"'o"o OF ~
Ultimate expenditures. There has p"eh !" 'a' ~
,-crease Of State institutions. An expensive
state Hospital fog the Insane at 'suenS'"'e
has been constructed. an Eastern relor'h''o''
70 under way. one wornans rci"rma'o'S - ."
existence and two are being constructed '''-
ony for epilcptcs has been "stapllsn'"' " u
,od,al Home has been established l"r l''"''
,,o, vomen every military organization IN
III. state apparcntly has been provided WIN
o.,i, arnorv extensive canal bridges nave
-, h,u, anI the normal schools have peen
,...sed 4, number There has been a marked
i,clfnatl,n on the part Of tn" Legislature 10
cr,a.. uev- state institutions. urth II h'S
5 ,o the economical members OF the leg
iela,rr. as though every county IN the St'''
=, 49, do,eruiu.I 10 have some STATE institution
within it's borders and as though one-h"iI "l
,r. nor,llaiion would b. IN hospitals "NF 'u''S
nv r.formatorios. while the "lh'i nan N"u'' "'
,,.r, -, ,yn,;, raising money to support them
,:nvciu,r Black n is believed. VIII can AT
tontion in his message TO IN" L'flS'' W. " ="
the abso.utr necessity 81 great '''hon'.' nm,
mo state is to bc handicapped with " ire
.rdous tax rat \ great abuse has sPrnhS
' =, v.b.ch the state Board 81 Charities has
,,., c,ll.d attention. in tn" dspI"loiti"nat
mounts su.uf Oh officers salaries ana on inc
,nointcnauc.. of tho inmates Of privat" asNlhms
,,htch receive a large shai" oi their supp"''
r., -, IN. STATE II is possible that ihr 'oNrlh''
ma roiui ont tho n"ccssitv of - close Slil"
e,,t -, vision Of these institutions ana r""u
non Of tho amounts appropriated i"r th'i'' J"
tiev, ar. cXiraVaganiiy MANAGED
Nr Black il is said. VIII pr"bdpY fe'ohSr"'.
tho statutory Revision Commission pne "i
tho members Of this Commission Is the F"Forn-
or's law adviser. and the other Two ihe'hp'rS
are ken, busy examining the hundreds oi mn"
nasscd by Tn. Legislature As the LcslSia,u'"
iae grown careless OF late years ana in'lih'h
IN ehirk its work not examining propos"d laws
,,i,h any ihoroughness, the statutory K"NlSlph
c,,rniesion has bcconiA an especially important
hod, Tho present law adviser OF the Governor
;s Charles r. Lincoln. OF Little Valley. Catta-
raugus COUNTY and his fellow members or the
c,atuto-, Revision Commission are \. Judd
vor,brun Of Syracuse. and William H. John-
son. Of cneonta -. .,,,,. -,
rho form Of Office Of George w. Adridge "i
pocb.s ster Superintendent, Of Public Works. eX-
,Irca ,,ith that of Governor Norton on Thurs-
dav night Republican politicians express IN"
belief that Aldridge Will be reappolnted on
January ]. -. .~..,>-
There is some expectation here that ioNcrnor
Marion will ac ,cpt the resignation or San'uci
A Rea delcv. Of Utica. as Railroad 'ohil'iS-
sioncr on Tucsdav and appoint in his place
ASHLEY w col. his private secretary. IT this
10 moi dons II Is believed Mr.. Rcardslcy WIZ
sorve out his term until January - ana thai
Governor Black Will then appoint CoI"nei Colc
for the full term Of five years.