The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

4 militia system aFe every LAY fWndeaas
mare apparent The dug cf a.ki.,
farther pTeyislan by ias Coz orrahis;ss
srmiaa and diseiplining Ihis ARR q y.
fenee has been 50 repeaaedly pfesea,es
IN Congress By myself and my predee...
sors. that I deem il sufhelenl On lhis =.
rasion 10 refer 10 The lat annual messag,
! and IN former executive eommuniea,,as.
/ in whieh the subject has been discussed
n appears from the reI.ons .af Ne n.
/, cars charged With muslering into ssrs,e,
The volunteers called lnr under he 81, ~
cameress &C he last sessions Ilal amo,s
presented themselves a he place II a..
. dezFsus in Tennessee, lhsa aere ss.
eleni % meet the reeuisiiiap wisrh LIZ
been made by he Seersisrs &C War al.
an the Governor n that siaie. Thss -
oerasionrd hY lie omission IL ll.s H..
vernsr Ia iaprorhm tfs urqui-iio.1ls A.
- dliferesi Trglmenis al mIlliIa. 80 :. ;,
Obtain the proper nBnlher NJ In.u,s ass
NJ more. II ssems hat Just iai',e pan,
o,lc eIsiz.ns wha repaired 10 he ss..sr,I
rendrrsaus. under circumstance suil.r,
ix,ng lhrn 10 hslIrs9 hat lLrlr ssrs.r,.
were needed and wnulh Ne srrepssa d.,
tie expenses incurred ~ thea y lille 8.
saai from their homes sl,ould he pad bv
the gOseramsnL secnsdI1sly rsr.n,.
mend that q law 70 this sarcI be. pa.ssa
by Congress. glring ihrm ecmptf.a.
lion ahlch sili cover lkrm sxpeasssan
the nsrch IN and fIom The place nj rrp.
dezsods. and shile there; IN eonns1,aa
With which Il will also be proper h n he
provision for sush other sqarablr eia,a.s
crossing out ri the service of the nl.,a
as NAV not be embr@ced IN the sI.nnE
laWs. -
On the unsupported breaking oul ~
hnsulitles in Florida. AlzhsEs and Ger.
gia. IL became necessary 10 some ta.rs
10 take the property ii individual. ~
public nsr. Provision should BE- mae
h. Law for Indemnilying the oNsrrs; I'd
I would also respectfully suggest whslLsr
some provision may not be made. rna.
sisienty With the principles 81 our ~,
Ternmenl. for the relIrs of the sulsIrfs
By lndlan depsedst,eas. % BY the oprr..
unas nj eur own HOaps.r sea.As s..sm
M umr was Lust Alter The making Il
the requisite appropriations, in resunling
the ~ al national aurk " completing The
unfinished lorHiicaliuns on our staboard,
aud of placing ihem ~ proper slalr Il
detrHrs. In consequence, hsweyrr. Il
the very late DAY Al which those bills
} ~err passed. but lI,lv progress could be
made during the ssason winch has lusl
closed. A very large 'moUni ol The me,
nsys granted at ynur last se-s;on sccofd.
lngly remains .unrxpended; but - tIs
w"rk Will BE- agsin resumed 81 The EARL.
tst moment ~ Tie r"ming spnhg. the BE-
lance OF The existing appropriations. sht
10 several cases Ahirh will be laid b,lore
you with the proper estimates. lur,htr'
sunm for Ihe like c'jsc,s may be aseGulIy
expended during the next year.
The recommendation of on incrsas
IN the engineer corps, and lor a reorgaa.
,zauun III the Typographical corps. .vb.
united 10 v"u in NV last annual rnessss,
derive additional strength fruln The gsra
smharrsssmenls experienced during the
present wear In those branches Of the SET
wee, aud under which they are nos ,ui
isHnR. Several nf The mOsl lmponsa,
surveys and constructions. directed bs
recent laws. have been suspended in con.
sequence of the want oi adequate Iofcc 10
ihese corps. .. ... III
The like observations may Ne applet
to The. ordnance corps. and the ge,r,rL
staff. tie opeIs,ions Of which. rs the, ar
now organized, must e,Ih.T b. fr,quehlly
interrupted. or performed by othrsr- "a.
Ken from The line VI the army " ,he great
prejudice Of tie service
For a general view uf the condition ui
the MIlnary Academy. and of olaa
branches of the military ,sryire no. sreE
dy noticed. ~ we'll az for fuller iIIuarT
i"as 81 those which haze bren mentIur-
ed, refer y"u TO the accompanying doco'
mems: and among the various propossl,
Contained therein for legislative acton.
would particularly notice the suggestion
of the Secretary of War. for the REVISION
Of The pay of The army, Is entitled ,oyccf
favorable regard.
The pa'ioual policy. fohnded alike 10
interest and " humanity, so long and 90
steadily pursued by this government. TOT
the removal oi the Indian tribes ofigInsI-
Is settled On this sI,Ir ~ the Mlssissippb
I" ,he west oi ths, river. may he sald TO
have been ceusummslrd BY the copclds
sl"n Of the late treaty with the Cherokes'
The measures taken in the execution oil
that treaty. and IN relalion To our Indian
affairs generally. will fully appear BY
TtlerrIna 10 The accompanying paper.
Without dwelling IN the numerous and
'~Porlani topics, embraced in them.
again invite y"nr attention 10 the mp",,