Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

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The ince,se IN the Eng necr Cotn.
snd fof opan,r uf the Topnrtaphral Ccrps sub
matted 10 you ~ wS last snnnal message derive sdon,l
Strength rom tie great etnarassnens experienced durnr
tho present. 10 those branches II tie and under
winch ties IRE suffering. Several or the np,r
tan' surveys and constructions directed by laws have
"en snspended IN consequence 81 TIE Of adequate
forre ." those corps The like observations be applied
To tie Ordasnce Corps and tho General Stat, the
o ~hIeh they otgan,ed either he
" interrupted performed nv officer. taken from the line
Of the army Ia IN" rtesi prejudice nfthr service
,es nfth he n tt, .uJ IF
hanches NJ military service not already noticed we'll
80 o' fuller illustration. "f those which have mention
ed rcet YOU To tie accompanying Documents and among
the VARIOUS proposals. contained therein for legislative
ould p,r oularv notce the suggestion the Secretary
/ your favorable rer,td
TIE nation policy founded ase in interest and in hu.
manly 81 long ard 50 steadily pursued bv Government
for the removal "fihe Indian tribes originally settled this
side of the Mississippi to the Of that may he s'id
To- have been contaminated by the conclusion Of the late
treaty with the Cherokee.
The measures taken in tho execution Of that treaty and
IN reaion 10 our nd'n affairs generally will fully ap
pea BY referring to The accompanying pap~r Without
dwelling the and p,rt1ni topics embraced in
them again invite attention In the iportarre of
ydng well d,qested and comprehensive system for the prn.
tccion and Of the various Tribes
now planted IN the Indian c"untry.
The suggestions unlimited b, the Com soner Of lndi,n
Affairs and enforced by the Secretary subject
also in regard 10 the establishment of additional military
poets IN the Indian country. entitled your profound
consdoraon Roth measures for the double
purpose Of protecting the Indians from intestine and
other respects complying with engagement tn them and
erwise will assuredlv be made on it.
The best hopes Of humanity in regard the aboriginal
the honor OF the United t,cs n deeply involved the
relations existing bs'~sen the government and the emga
ting tribes.
trust, therefore that tho vanous matters submitted in
the accompanying documents in respect those relation.
will rece early and d-bcraton and that
the adopt legislative adapted
the circumstances and duties Of the present crisis.
You referred to the report If the Secretary the Ma
w for satisfactory view the operation. Of tie n,
mo he nj In he gt
ton Of vessels nj the dferent yards and in the employ
men Of our ships aud squad"n' Al SCI that branch Of The
service has been actively and ueiny emp Dyed While the
situation Of our commercial interests ~ tie IVES, Indies
quifed greater number than usual of armed
Kept that station, is gratifying To perceive that ths
Po'rsu"n QUE 10 our comn"rce 10 other qn''tes 81 the
world has not proved insufficient Every effort has hecr
made II facilitate the upmeNt Of tie exploring expedition
authorized by the act o the lust session but an .be prepa
ton necessary enable sail has been
expedition on scale corresponding wth the liberal appro
p'tatiou fer the and WITH the elevated character
the objects which are Ia be effected by It
beg leave 10 renew the recommendation made ,s
annual message respecting the enlistment of boys
vi ser'c', aud Co upon attention the
further appropriation to the number of ships nHoat
and to enlarge generally the capacity and rce o the
The inc'esse Of commerce and pptoi regard
the other powers Of the world will llN,vs make poll
~ ard interest 10 cherish the great naval esouce Of
country.
TIE r,par, of the Postmaster General present. graft,
my nf the condition The Poet Office Department
Its f the ending The Sbh Juho last So
3Js $50 10 showag nrfe.se Of revenue over that al III
y
The expenditures tl" wetc S215562J To- FL
Lbiine "l s6i2 7J - Tie dep las .e
redeemed from enar and debt his lccUnuitied
surplus s,csrding hafl mioh ot diars has largely
ded and p'epnfng sitl further d the mail
ard recommends reduction of pslges equal Ia ab ,ut
II - pflotslns up'n the great principle sh
should control every branch OF government 81 fende
70 the pubic Tho greatest good Pssbe, with the least
Q bic tsIltoa tn tie penpe
tn. scale Of p.tases suggested by the Postmaster Gens
"a recommend. tsll only b, the reduction propose
bot by the simplicity Of ts arrangement ITS cohrmt ~
me eiersi cutt'U and the improvement II viii introduce
'n," tie accounts 81 the Department and is agents
Your particular ausnttou Is invited the subl-c, o
contracts WRh railroad companies The prcseu laws PR
'dn2 for the making Of oontscs h1ed Upos tie pr,
P'nn that oompetioa among b'dders viii III
scrsce al f price. Hut mos, Of the railroad line
there conpritn7 that kind 81 transportation an
- sdyeusHg s. therefore useless. No
aade Nth tsn, except such shall ne negotiated bior
tho tns o. offering afterwards aud the Of the Pos
naFsr Gr0ersi q pay them high practically viii
4 81, iImi.una II would te relic hi.n and doul
w"od conuac" 10 lie nlc Interest, ptss-nbs by la'
srmc "q.abe bsss 10 which such contract. shall red
1ai rcsi''.t h,n by EIed o allowance. Uad-r ht
rfa act # that sort he would aIaoub .dy able
tie setrcs n uost 81 rsfnsd comp snd the "a
4 tefesi u ne dedauHIent ~ou'd b. thus advanced
The coffep ,adence be the people Of The g. stat.
and tie European nations, and plucgaty the fi
Islands. has hecnne aud aterp
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