The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
|mor of New York Is
lated With impress
brief Ceremonies.
|GJNS. RETIRING.
|nS HEARTY WELCOME
hecutiye in Address
KEYNOTE of Redress
Inv Public Wrongs.

n Jan. Charles E.
|-,. today inaugurated as
New York in the presence
,umber of men and women
II The various cities of the
4. ceremonies at the capitol
En- more than half An hour.
ssrke. Roman Catholic, de-
.uyer at the opening of the
which closed with a bene-
rpunced by Bishop Doane,
gpiscopal.
. Il Office was administered
4 of State Whalen. follow
sme the address Of welcome
,;ur Governor TO the incom-
d and the response of the
brief. The Inauguration
IA by 9 parade of various
rd commands of the Third
<'fionsl Guard of New York.
ing Governor. Francis w.
Welcoming his successor,
La Governor Welcomes.
M shoulders OF the chief
Ia This State must rest heavy
nposed BY constitutions and
|Ip execute the laws. TO
h wise measures OF legisla-
.'rtise power with Judgment
nneni, to defend the liberties
: the nights of 100000 peo-
are dnties which try the
|lsl and physical strength TO
h To this high office, the peo-
y State. reposing deserved
In your independence, pa
|Ibility and integrity, have
|ue you ana wish you God
|ghes, after a few words of
20 the administration of
'1S addressed himself 10 his
|tilsns, saying, in part:
Psnse of Gov. Hughes,
1fs reason 10 congratulate
hat coinciden with our
|fhere is en- phatic assertion
.rghts and a keen resentment
-IOngs. There is no panacea
H or legislative action for
. OF society which spring
tailties and defects of the
|lfs Qf its members. But this
|,o excuse for complacent IN.
"a no reason for liberation
made possible bv the de.
Inadequate legislation or by
'ige pariiality or inef1iciencv.
~ or not we have laws
q certainly have enough of
"a legislation, and the ques-
as to the quantity, but as
'niiy OF our present and our
.slsctments.
out surely the people have
'he opportunities for selfish
and the demand Of this
y all hours is not allegiance
& nut sympathy with every
ior the betterment Of con
i . Sincere and patient effort
.sld every need and 10 as.
tne light of experience the
y adapted TO meet it. II
nIy for such close exami-
'Aaout heat or disqualifying
which distinguishes the CON
mort from vain endeavors to
nan nature by changing the
gosernmcnt.
s'ls Lie in the Law.
4 freely be recognized that
: evils of which we complain
Nurce IN the law itself, in
ssteiessly granted in oppor-
4 private aggrandizement at
OF the people rccklessly
,aiipre TO safeguard our pub
=, ny providing means for
s'ion ct those enterprises
f1n on the use of public
nherever the law gives un-
skae, Wherever it fails by
~ ,.g,Oninitlon or regulation 10
w interests Of the people,
~. .ae power derived from the
\, 'iL,aed against the State. there
y loom but urgent necessity
,eflion of the authority Of
!. ~ enforce the common right,
~ y government of laws and
n we subordinate individual
aehned duty. The essentials
s'es arc expressed III constl'
'ssactments removed from the
\ Iporary agitation. But the
Il ouf government, despite II:
';al nal guarantees, is found in
~ ,sence and public spirit OF
!, and It's ability to call tc
- ADMINISTRATION men OF sin
NJ aevotion to the public in
d slo ! make unselfish service tc
point Of knightly honor.
'ays Down Principles.
/ y administration we make th,
h ji;iency and not partisan ad
ia,,;ain "a executing the laws W.
'ls;, aiy, II in making the law
ss,a = ahd intelligent action will
'slsss Jssn eXigeney, we shall dis
',nG NJ - ana selfish agitators an'
,al,oan we enemies Of our pcac,
ge ~ ground of attack.
ltionsl intention TO employ m,
|in ~ ~ power to this end.
,sonI"s aas sincerity and good sens
B baw; ! believe that they ar
|s saiag government which rec
da,.ored interests and whic
lrvs ls,sen ,..:S In any part for seliis
~ With less - 'Nou' "0