New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15

Great Throngs Enthusiastically
Cheered Governors Address
to Changers.
URGED DIRECT PRIMARIES
Advised People TO Continue the
March of Progress Now Be
gun-Decried So called
Thirty Day Bills

syracuse sept. I4.-SurrCunded by an en-
1hUsiastic audience OF more than five Jhou-
sand persons. Governor Charles z Hughes
honor guest al the state FAIR, to-day de-
sivered his vsledictorv address 10 the peo-
pie Of New York State
In thc audience were leading CHANGERS,
state officers. legislators. politicians and
prominent citizens from all sections IF the
state. and the reception accorded the Gov
srror vas more hearty than any he had
ever received here. Later. when the GOV
error made tour Of the exposition
grounds. he was followed by cheering
zhTo1ss. There we're f7fr--5ve thousand
persons A. the fair. AND practically All
aoined in the demonstration
Il WAS Governors ana Grange Day In
his address. the beginning of which was
marked ty- tremendous applause. the Gov
error urged the people 10 aid IN the con-
-inrsan~e Of tire march Of progress and
.sreCiaflv that they foster and encourage
1he Sreat public improvements now under
Wa. tic SAID fun credit should be given
10 the LEGISLATURE for The large number Of
x,-roTIent laws enacted.
The Governor stated that the method OF
Erecting local bills is defective and ne com
1aained al She so-caled thirt7-dsy bills
Iie Thought that 81 was crowding matters
20 pass So r71auv laws in thc closing DAYS
~ the legislature and expect the Governor
10 -ive them aI proper consideration.
THO Governors declaration. 4 strongly
seolicve ia the concentration Of adnlinistTa-
-5on q, spcrsibi!ities, evoked hearty APP
liauSe.
Direct Primaries.
81 especial interest was ms final WORD on
shc subjeri Of direct primaries We have
-la8e decided progress In our legislation as
- corrupt practices. and nothing is more
,l,-~szs--,- 1lrar tho safeguarding Of Our
primaries and elections he said As for
-ae most r.a-t our people act through pc
liticaI parties. II Is Of the highest I'M
y.o-ta7lcr To their true liberty that action
within me psrties should ne free. and. both
with respect 10 candidates and the seiec-
zion al party managers. should he based
.Ipon inc ai-ect vote Of the party members.
RI position with respect 70 this and the
ARGUMENTS ] have advanced in support OF
T. arc ven known. Under our system rep
--..sartsfiz-e governments cannot he deemed
- br securely based Il. through compli-
r5red r7lacharerv. the elections Of o'tr great
political parties arc left 10 the determine
zion o. Cabsls
Tho Governor was introduced pv LieUt9r'-
yrr Governor Horace White. who succeeds
70 the C1overnorsh1p next month. when
zfr- Hughes reti-es - begin his duties as
? member Of the United States Supreme
Court
Air. HuEaes said IN part;
As We contemplate the expansion Of gov
eminent me CREST public works nov IN
~-o-ress and 10 he undertaken and the IN
FfsFeTt demands Of our growing actlZlties.
we cannot fan 70 ne impressed with the
nT
state administration J strongly hHileN'
IN The concentration ~ administrative Te-
sponsi b5II-[ do not believe there IS
szsasgF7,j res5Sou for its diStTl button among
several elected neSsis- Great public enter
way. Ana szzrhe burdens u state ADMIN
srf~atior7 Increase ir VIII be found neCes-
sSarz. in my Judgment. II the state govern
1aen- Is % maintain proper efnclHnc,- 70
.-enrrail-e executive responsibility and N
.r1lr state government 10 follow The anal
oEv d the federal governmen1
Il Four-Year Term Advocated.
think II would he , decided improve
-uenf i Tho Governor were elected Tor =
-, 90 F6f,r --earS and were ineIiEih4r for
-->-eie,-tfoH. and = the other state officers
now elected. were mace appo ntiTe heads
o. departments II would also pe ~ INC aa-
--rraer OF administration II The EaT1ouS
heads Of depart r;lenTS VINO arc appointed
. H. ssF Governor Tver, removable bs- him
znS3-aJ ~ hF the senate There Is no loss
~ a'-s-oTlTi tehiiTrF 10 tho people III SfcL
,roils-eE-raI ION of mower and OF the CORE
--rnudfFf.- rtSl,uusii5iir,- The people can
s-ciSrrT gi1rfr arfoT tian upou Inc election OF
= tsovrrnor- hEt -leE d" NOT properly f7X =
7-fsuT me election Cf 2 large number Of CO
s.~dfUaFr ~taf" officers according I" Gus
%XueEfFHrr- the interest III tho enc sub
arEEr1o~ f.ss IU- crest the other The PEG
7.ir should NOT lr@ concerned with = mere
1r:s.f or uf -i.e account liability upoD which
7aer '.aEo TlGlr % insist
There b. % $50 serious need 81 improve
TleTf fG Legislative procedure and t1e
Ts--eat.- Ration sluG treatment 81 Legislative
hiilS. I'M CupilaSlziEs Inis- full credit
should joe given lo The IscC1Sia tuTe Tor the
large number IF excellent laws thar have
Ton- enacted. EoT example our laws ~
la7 f~2 20 zcrT-aE~. "a banks 70 insurance
s-gT1Irra-lies ard rg TIe supervision OF pub
- -.r--fs-r .rTTFEr-TrID0E constitute an i'm
portal isof'-- az heE7eG gs-9l statutes Crit
1cr~ra uf r-s urr+- 0uS yf legislation IN Guy
Etarg F-ta-sr-fT-. osrreEo0s- The mark. IF
-T~5auf to-s.s--t usrr.Ie carve not only as COM
F-sfeu- cririrS Of pending fiiis- but FIRE
CEle17 ''- draft Balls relating 10 matters
Ttr-iu -..fr jurisdiction NTH SCrupUloUS
a-C sy~o-- cs-r.
Efficient Criticism OF Legislation
l,ofi~-e go rasr reached = Freiut IN
t. state 81 7o~c- with respect % large zud
assured ri -ensi de-at io17 ard criticism 20
cEzfcrF could web 1sc .3roE-fsfeG. Such
certainly 5JuIIL lo tn effect of ma lntSlI-
5r= CreTF state Go-ra-+ r,fr-1fs devoted. IN
y0r competent s.epds. Ia rfre study nf state
srtFrU v-ira5u tnefT respective spheres.
from -lr7e - ffr7Fo s--e afTfo}nte0 foT ire
~1-Taase o. Hlat KING invest cation and draft
~ laEe. went illustration - afforded
6- -Ee work Of ls~ Employers Liability
-oYnniS=inH. Herr v-aS commission IN
-'iric1 there we're Represent q iveE n earh
E.EHza nj Hoe