New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

on OF P Tse examination Of his mail and the dicta
IS DISPOSED of no one is admitted to his presence
bebindba1dc phaPpens that his correspondence is
rooms or the executive Office are hIIed with SEN
String 10 b state officers and others de-
IN IN ihe hair hour before the Legislature meets the
semblymen who are present Then he has n talk
Win wl5r u f3e state officers and others present 1t is
have departed. Then it is that the Governors at
documents submitted to him. the bills passed by
Wick f5n the reports Of State institutions
tics that have been collected for him.
HARD WORKER
The Governor is hard worker and any one
VINO Is in the Executive Chamber can plainly per-
ccve that the man Of affairs is Iaboring earnestly,
In the performance of his duties and that the Of
flee force is "on the keen jump" to aid him in ac-
complishng his purposes For the matter Of that
the Capitol has different air when the Governor
every one Of the Rep9bcaR STATE H sPgTsy IN
but 69t that energy seems to receive fresh impulse
is seeking Information in many departments in
constantly and there is stir and push and drive
In the Executive Chamber which seems To infect
ing them to do their work with greater thorough
One who knows the Governor well recently said
OF him; His relaxation is change of work The
Governor certainly seems he tireess. turning
from piece of work to another with zest lie
IS strongly built man and his practice an oars
men when attending the Columbia College School
or Mines gave him splendid constitution A.
walking and it is ssmidcaGi that his faVorite atm
letc exercise at present is gol1ng.
APPLIES BUSINESS METHODS
The solving of business problems is also said to
he one of the Governors favorte methods of en-
ployinS himself. He engaged in many bust
enterprises when elected Governor but he sold
out at all his shares in corporation enter
prises before taking the oath of office. Business
habits however, not easily put aside. and
therefore the Governor went to work studying the
. a - he St.tta
goes in every direction. Thus he has gained a most
which has been supplemented by visits to a large
proportion OF the states asyumS hospitals and
States institutions apparent i'm tho bills now
before the legislature concentrating the admins
give promise of large reduction in the cost of
maintaining these institutions without in any way
lessennC the welfare of their inmates
The Governor walks the Executive Man
sion at 1:2O u. for luncheon, and walks back
if possible, the Governor meets the newspaper cor
respondents and gives them the information of in
the day. The correspondents represent newspapers
in every part of the State and in many cases have
QueStng information from the Governor about
pending legislation affecting their localities The
quiries Sometimes his Information is of a conf
Dental nature, in order that the newspaper cor
tion. In the course Of these conversations the
Governor gives his own views, when requested, re-
tion. but he is careful to that the legislature
must first pass upon these enactments and that
stated that these statements by the Governor of
his opinions legislative bills are concerning
annual message 10 the legislature and thus his
remarks may 3e mere amplifcaton Of what he
The Governor is careful while resolute man.
never to assume a mo compromise attitude once
when Of the greatest measures OF the ses-
sion was under consideration, and II was stated