Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, deer IL, 1885,


o"scr'oers elsewhere AZ we supposed would not be
likely to get from some other source. This.
Ind il" great Ienglh will superced~ the necessity OF
publishing it in paper. IG however there are any
s"hscribers who did receive copy, and who have
NOT had an opportunity Of per"sipg ii, they will be sup
Piled by calling sending to this Office
The Message Of the President. -Alihoueh we have
give" Ibis document to readers a, length in an
Extra, we have thought It not inappropriate 10 give
here brief synopsis Of it's prncipai features. For
THE purpose, we copy the following from the Boston
Com. Gazeite:-- 4a ...te.I .s.. -. f.-... a.....
The President informs Congress that the condition
OF the iH"Iic finances was Rallering than
ed, and H. 600 900 Of dollars in the treasury! The
Pres,ieni states that after meeting all outstanding aud
"nexnended appropriations, there will remain near
dl,OOUO To he applied TO aAy object that Con-
Kress may designate, the rapid execution Of
The w"rhs already in progress IN aid Of these objects
aud 10 satisfy the cGrren, expenditures Of the ensuing
year, Is estimated there will be received from yari-
o"s sources, lweniy millions in 1886. :,
The President recOn,ne nds that the surplus revenue
be expended or our Navy Yards and other Public
works. lie thinks IL would be awise in Congress to
attempt TO modify the present Tariff TO disturb it's
principles i 1872 the time specified by the c0mpro-
'H'se. HIS remarks upon Ibis subject will attract uni
Nersai attention. Among the evidences ri the ncreas
ing prosperity nj the c"un,ry, says the President NOT
ihe leas' gratifying s that afforded Ivy the receipts from
'ne SAFES OF inc p"o''c '""s' which amount. ~ The
preseni year, 10 tile unexpected of 81 600 600.
The message coaiains a ht ats.the Bank as usual,
and some remark: ca 'he importance Of q gold cur,
Te"cy. ne ifes'dfn says: ior !he "ne h9"dred "ad
n'"ey."'"'n "ne-'he BANK 10, IN tact, but one Of
the fruits OF system AZ war with tie genius Of ali our
aaAah'e'ons.' say 1t again! The State Banks, the
President thinks, will answer all she purposes for
which the Monster has heretofore been considered
necessary. o '- .-- . -
The remarks Of the President, in relation TO the
public depOsiies, will chow that he means to Hdie
game agains, the Bank Of the u. States. sg :.
SINE remarks touching the condition of the army,
toriifc atoms, &C. follow. TIE message states that
Sour small military establishment appears to he AIDE.
qnate the purposes E,r which il is maintained aud
it, forms nnclcus around hch any additional force
may be collected, should the public exigences unfor-
tunatey require any increase hf our military means"
THE condition If the Iad.n tribes ia subject that
occupies a considerable portion Of the ueesase ,.
An increase nr the Navy ia ursen,ly Recommended
for the pro ection of rapidly increasing commerce
The Pos, Office Department, il will be- seem is E,s,
recovering from the saie Thank rnp,cy in which Mr.
Barry lett il. Ii s eow entirely free from enbarrass-
n"p"ly which Exists o" s"me OF the Rail Roads is
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Ab.ii,ioo question, and suggests To- Congress ,he
propFlfy OF passing such law as will prohibit, unler
,hronyb the mai nj ;ncendarw ,i;a';",s ;",""aai
60 insiiga,e the slaves 10 Instruction"
some remark: 10 relation 10 The ch"'ce Of President
s,ncer;,v Ar eiec,;nn Inv ,h H.ss ", Rr p",."'
lsvesis dreaded!
he D'''rc' ~ C"."m',a-n n oe'ec's IN 'ne 'no'-
fao'of
The President remarks. that the general state Of
our .osegs relations ""' ""' "e''"'s changed since
The North. Eastern Boa tary question remains in
stare que. The Presdr" Gays: - Great Britain has
nreseu,ei in accor,lanc. i,h he resnIn,;oo or ~
Senate uniesa preliminary were adj
mINeds wnEn ."remea 'heomia''"'e WIN sai'siac'
ihom, one,b;rd ~ lie MESSAGE l. ,.L an nm .;h a.,
peciaiiy 'hase Of France. which will he read with at
c y sssTE ons. "e Irss'ae", ne"'es tue rlgh'
Nl his language nsed on former occas;"n and adls
after lo"g and able fundamentally hope it is "nne-
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counlry shall nerer Be staiaed b. an apology from me-
for the statement "i 'rd'h and The performances Of d."
cxcen, svch a. il d". ~ n,e"r;,v an. ;".,;cs " go
eisten with the principles on which our institutions
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"ecfaeo'y p"e"c' WINE """'"er t""Ss ae dec'ded'y
hostile, and as am"st GLIDING the possibility Of
settlement Of our affairs " ilbou, war We believe
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