New-York tribune., 1904-09-16


The Republican party. app~eciat.nz the demands
% tho people. assumed this duty and has erected
i,,,be- f hospi.a.s for Ire rroper care and treat
ment OF all AID in 50 GOING has expended during
on September So 1893 NeU-yo-k state cared for
over 5000 helpless inmates in her seFe-al cl arita-
bic institutions. ~ an expense Of SNl5.op as
against TIE care of "a 90 ~ an expense %; 1eN
II Is thus thai splendid charity has been estob-
llshed. 50 armiy that ro party can ever wholly
became tired % contributing mules. horses wag
o1s. harness's ard much tine in tne naE.@at!an
of our country roads, While our city cousins. re-
ga~Ging The transportation of she products % the
farm as unneceSsa-iiy expensive. took to1t action
70 relieve the situation which IN many eommun.-
EItgLt. ---s.-c-C y-rf,- \ sysrar- ~ GOOD
road building has bee, rs;ituted. which IS bound
10 contribute largey 70 The happiness and material
TIE state Fng'ree- reports that the-e has heer
@ elor IN the Ias. seen wears @ = S6', OF vi C, - M
our 5iebwaVs TSe svste-7 has bear thoroughly
established and credit IS due 20 a Republican ad-
The welfare Of our national and state Govern
progress Of our citizens IS Intimately connected
NET Th ana f denf w, that n subject in such
was calculated 10 hest serve our interests.
PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM
IN 1925 there was an attendance upon our public
teachers. there was an attendance upon our pubic
schools pupils employing -
teachers II has beer the policy ot our successive
administrations not only tO contribute 10 the pay
nent OF Ihe wages OF s-ee sdii,iona. tea -hers
as The increased number Of s-lt'a.s might require
but system OF better equipment of our
tricts from the excessive faxat.on thus raising the
standard OF education in all Departments of learn,
De better able 20 care for themselves and become
more progressive and capable citizens Of great
f. accomplish these results there vas expended
1or sdGeAonal purposes .oT tn+ nsc2t m ysaT ehasd &
State n addition 20 local contribution. which rep
cational purposes in the last ten years
There has also been an increase in the legislative
people Of that provision o; the present constitution
whereby the Assembly mas oeen lncreasea 5roI ss
l2s 10 lh0 members and the state Senate Gom - 10
30 members. ,-.,-- 49,. - ,s,,
ss ,ass ooo and for 1913 se5soo This increase has
been stoned BY the appearance OF the San jose
York which did great damage and threatened the
destruction Of millions Of dollars worth of orchards
rroprtatiors have been made with good results the
giving Of additional and necessary instruction In
the manufacture % butter and cheese. together
station AZ Cornell J-niversty and The Geneva ex-
pertinent station. will account for the increased
State. This increase ~ expense for this depart
from me or The party 10 which oelonE. II IS my
deliberate judgment that tNe people Or this country
culture as any other which corfronts us. and
in particular Is this 80 IN New-york stafe
our s,a,es crows,r even Tor tnat
posi,ion The value OF our farm lards has de-
creased while that of all other real property has
IN tEis countrv 70 provide With food and cloth
ing. ard by the close os half ~ he present
lion. nearly equal IN density to that of any porrI
converted into homeFteads The Indian has no
further territory 20 surrender and the question OF
for rigatior IN the West n reclaim sterile soil
IS being seriously considered and all This -
reads Co~s'deration Of this subject together
with providlrg our rcon,@ IN & sun eI,b ~ b-,nr
a9s timely 1-ovsr.ou r7r ,he aainte7arc" or the
creased appropriation above rofer-ed 20 ana us .h
Governor gfg1i-g. hN duTi-E re last wl1te-
carrying ~ appronrta+on - s25ol9 FOR tre CON.
2ietlion, ard .siao..5h7'e ,s-.,ty % g
The Increases In the aporcpria tors 'or the pnr-
Doses herein before indicated were AZ -.
our changed condition and pursuant - In+ 1iS'
ee5aslHs Ia o, or p~ogIe r. Alra-dac lands ad-
1cGEed re essertial for the nreserVai.oT. 81 o'
c9,lSt ,or - iacreaFs n oxpeuditures from ''91
=, tea.. 4. nus, also be borne n mind chat rev
see-, crsa.ea ard nlauv others. such as he
Lanacy nntroars cfnce have heen large
l., extended meet increasing cefnalHs WIN "'S
moderate increase n expense
REELECTION or TAXATION.
tstai State "Ep-nss f2r ~ hzca oa ga7f M --5na ta
ear 5ss3 was f6.7ls 10 Taere ievled and
1850 as g9n ls9 rar @ the pror, ~ tfs sae govern
rr-rt. The sum ~ st.fsd01. ava FOR -" seaI ~
assessed upon t..e real and personal property ~
ne s,ae ,o S - sss S.' ,Ss EGo s = % ban in s ~
total appropriaitoL of o. - .ea4 av,erdi,,.ras
FOR state purposes d,rirE ne lss' tn >"ars have
resulted a. have seer. in f'"eioTlEE -rq n9
,ei educational "a -iiitias iu al ou~ publ" schools
a. n endless otheE vays ben-hnng an our peopie.
r4a7 lHG uI
le-- of cirect nut. 0U th- 60 frhrt. ~" pf"-
of rca-l,, so Noooo year. And there viii remain
wear afteT diFchergng al obheai lons' . S'' " -
$ es during Fg2 t2s To sss sTe 9, dresed
ov the constitution 10 bH r. ise1 for "a'a purpose
- msuner IN which these -ssuite hav" been az
ta,ned worth of our most seii"Ha cons a"7a''''-
u has bee7 n" policy ~ tne ke2uol.'an pa ;
I'D Tor thi. purpose The coruoratior, aud collateral
laheritauce tax laWs %ere t9r15od ard passed ~
tfaf these laws we're not being enforced bv The
NJ corrors lions vere not assassc. n all Uhile
fnar- reore were only partly 50. The "hole number
or5 e0ss hie in 1903 tnore Vere faKed sslo or an
Increase cl over 80 p@F ce1f ~ In years. re
While r, 10. tere collected s. 6fGs"'o. or about
,,c1rs before under \ Der0ocra-lr ad-niejra ion.
moe We LAO eoI@e-~i "r inheritance tax IN
1ses ~ s3.G,60o alG in iaoi q sf 1h representing
an Increase Ia ten 2~4@s ual'f 10 'ah'' i1Ns o.
A. Ne nave heretofore given i1- amount az ~
rsrv tax ie,ed r 1892 and ialt well as 'le OK
,,e,,se n goyaTi.nlenf in these wears. II ONLY
,~etrs 20 state the income from indirect sources
- ,-e find +. be fOr 1929 the SUM of Sd.a52@ o
LIE for tte wear ca HE grand total 81
80 40 making total Increase ,' Indirect i~couo
fo- 10 year 1904 The yca~ 1899 of sif 80 d"
DIRECT TAXE.s ABOLISHED
G.e question % aboiishiuE direct axe % state
r,,rpos@s. with the increasing demands !or appro-
,rtsfiona had been rhe cream - many able H%eci-
fi.cs i3 times past but fsiled ~ accomplishment
II war not until BENJAMIN =. OdeH. IT, Decdrl
90 erlor hat the great problem W7F solved 70 MS
fastiug credit and nose aSFOcated win MIN ln ll-
ihoritv To-day oy virtue Of The Tlssaon.., ne