New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

before the discovery of America. In the midst of
of the ancestry which has transmitted to us the
benefits and blessings we enjoy .,....-.
with each benefit additional duty. Gov
Moral degradation is to lower the standard OF
administration. In perhaps no State of the Union
Citizenship than in the State Of Nev5-York because
stream Of immigration bringing those who desire
TO participate with US in the enjoyment OF those
pie Untutored in sef-government. at times with
msconception of our institutions and thetr lill5ta
the country at large TO show them by our example
thrift mean much in the development of our re,
sources. and in adding to our national wealth ana
into our body polite and instructed to their re-
scri{cs of bIoo9 and life It may be Shown
through obedience to laws. through devotion 90
respected among the nations Of ne world which
have placed Us in the f9re rank as po~Sr r,n n2s
ambitious for territory but as one Iha5 StL @ nm
from responsibility that may be placed upon II
Civilization mas as It's han4iId-.f @ % recai+.ae @
among al the functions OF the Sta,s none T E
en Of our great school system brings with 1t the
idea that the State owes to every locality the duty
ton free in the most ISOLATED sectoI as N ING
m most P0Puo1s esson wbich not only gives to the
localities larger appropra{Gns but su'
Whiie it might not be said with exact truth tha
may ma be said that he is not the most useful czen
that he does not measure up to the 11saest m M qe
our educational advantages it is the aim TO develop
suits, but also those who will manage our govern
mental affairs who VII act for the best interests
ests should be suhservient 70 those OF the peope
travagantIy administered It may be maintained
with misery conception Of the necessities or with
| be most Migrant and the influence most harmful
should progress and that its Affairs should be ad-
ministered in enlightened manner. with due re
ggaTR ges f9G ;o be- pe2ored That We have
is beyond question we nave aGEalCe" N ~ 5 tL's
| the helpless with whose support the state Is
charged But our ann TO progress hsea ecu .lp IeI -
| ornize TO niggardy or niserly expenditure which
nae TI @ e,,fced in earIv days is Inadequate
Nhat may ma ,SiCb - axreci aid from The Sta,e
estahshins better inter daei1
ity demands facilities that have not been hereto
Of course. these and other improvements ce-
randed by the times. improvements that are aoso-
tfoH Of cur state have created new liabilities but
with each added facility there come other asenciss
70 alSI u T1-i1 ~ - rn,,d NOT be desirable TO bring
creased W me IL "oelI H., H. ,yotI1I reC,,jro con
slant Interference by our courts, yet we have en-
deavored to encourage legitimate vehicles Of trade
employers Of labor, both for the purpose Of assist
! ing those who need employment as well as 10
| ,These functions of government are Of paramount
importanse ana e2Sh n7o6Iens when require IN
| taYigent action upon the part Of those VINO are
| sarv II is therefore that should endeaE or,
through our educational facilities TO properly equip
| our Young men and young women 70 assume
| these new duties and 70 impress upon them ther
| responsibilities
| William Porter thanked the Governor for his
| address and then gave history Of Niagara
| County in an aluminium box. made OF aluminium
manufactured at Niagara Falls of Niagara
| County clay The Governor then held an in
| formal reception Late in the afternoon he re-
+,,rned tn Iockport with Mrs. Odel and went 10
the home of Senator Ellsworth.