Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

I CO ri m q Cbf1tgl 90 .Up 'rHtntt i't'ti N7'i,
A. t'y TIME entered olga nav present dtues ou
ordinary tr>sur.tr- t,--withoJi uc u.Or tA,r>e O
account af Ia. public Jehl the post office, ard tn
t0i>t fanAs H cb1rse ~ N GovenmenI--la al bee
iar ,gy increased b, appropriations ior the rrwh,
Of tire Indians mr RIP Hing injan hn~idtcs, anil So
| othcr hiss Urgent rNpCu>vs Which grew eut 81 a
ovcra4wiug Hua>ry. lndtprndtni or tic rcitmp
ou 81 The puh'c debt and trusts, lice sro~s eNpeudl
lures @ seventeen AMI eighteen m',loas 90 lisa an
lNSA bat. b. these causes, sNtlitd 10 twenty mn
millions in is36 anil the appropriations lnr 1851
made previously Ia the All of March, caused llr
expenditure Co rise 90 the very largr amount @
tmry.ihrer millions We were enabled during no
wear 1855, Notwithstanding the continuance OF ou
lniaE embaua~>ment~, somewhat "a rrluee this c
mount and TIA, l1r the prr~Cut year 1889, w,lI no
~ ali prnbah 'ry exceed twcutN -sN ml.ions, or 81
millions ltsa than &, was Inst wear. Nnh deter
m'natou, SO f,r as depends on me, 10 continue ih
reduction. have directed tie estimate lar Isin &
he subjected Ia the seVere~t scrutiny, AID d. Ia im
ned oihc absolute rsquir munl' o' the pubic yer
vc'. They w,'l he louud less lhin the cXpcndiuro'
NJ 1889, ty over five millions o| do'lao,.
The precautionary measures which vii he recon-
m"nicj bv the SC eaN ol Tie Trrsslty; b. pro,
Iecl faithfully the public credit under tie hueilltoas
sad Contingencies 10 VII ch our receipts anil cNp'n-
dtHesare exposed, aud especially las commcrcIs
CRISIS hike the present are commended to your eaily
aucntlun
IN utnrr occasion, your attention was iayiicl
to varlouS considerations IA support ot prc-emp'
ion law in bthsli of the settlers on the pubic lands,
and ais 81 a law graduating the prices 'or ssrh
IandS as bad long been DO the market un5uid. m con-
,tq1ruc7 81 ihrlf interior qnJhtv, Tie execution
40 me act winch was passed on iic first SUBJECT hos
artu attended with he hlpptSl consequences, IN
qWclWg Nu,s aud securing rmprn, emrulS to The
industrious and u has also. to very gratifying
extent, hccn exempt lrom the frauds which were
Pac'"rd under previous prJ-rmp.inn laws Il uas
Al 'hr same mc, as was anticipated, contributed
ho'f1ly during the present year 10 the receipts vi
the Treasury
HE passage ola graduation law with the guards
before recommended, would also, ! am persuaded.
ADD considerably 10 the revenue ior several tcals
anl prove, ia other respects, lust and ben, fetal.
Your cary consideration Of Tie subject IS, there
lore, oncc more earnestly requested
he present condition of The fences Of our pfn-
cpaI scapnrs and navy yards, represented by toe
accompanying report of the Secretary ni War. calls
l"r the early snj serious attention ct Congress; and
as connecting tlse intimately with this subject
cannot recommend Il q strongly ca lour cuua0deia-
ion HE plan submitted by that officer ior the organ.
cation Of the militia Of the United Sntcs.
IN conformity with The expressed wishes Of Con.
gress, an attempt WAS made 10 thr sprIng ie efmin.
ate TIE FLORIDA war by negotiation. It = 10 be- &C.
GREETED that these humane intentions should have
been frustrated, aud that the t0,rt to bring the,r
unhappy difficulties 10 satisfactory CONCLUSION.
should have faded. But after entering mo solemn
engagements with the Commanding General the
INDIANS without any ptnvocauun, recommend
lher acts oI ,reaCbcry and murder. The renewal
Of hnsll.Itc, ia that Territory, render, II necessary
That should recommend TO your favorable cnnSd-
grafton we pan which "iI be Submitted 10 you BY
The Secretary Of War; ~ 0rddr 70 enable that De.
Iaitmthi u conduct theni ipa successful issue.
Having had an opportunity u personally 0spcc-
ing portion oi NE lr1"Ps during tie last summer
u gNt> me pleasure 10 bear testimony 10 The Nncccss
OF 'h' eHort 70 mPrnVt 'hr'r discipline by keeping
"'"' ''Re'"'' ~ az ia,ge .oate7 a' thc uatNtt oI
oNf s'IN''e W" p"rlht ftcomWfud therefore.
ud' c"n'h"o"s ana permanent barracks be con.
Slfue'ed az we several posts dc1gualcd By The Sr-
',"E " " at. No."'ih,,ahlihf me high state
~ "'l 'EcPihc hnd excellent police the cys re-
s"''ns ~ "t = 'c' 'r'lh 'h' dthcrncy o. c"mpa.
~ .nr ~ Wy apparent am recommend
,n'' Hf sun "hcetH DC permanently separated from
w, ,''''
me hfPY has been uselHlty and hnuordbly en-.
P"yed ~ Protecting the nGhis and property oi our
c'Ifh" wherever thc condition OF alioirs Fccmrd 10
require Iis presence WIN NE ex"eplon ol onc
hs'd"'' "''tf' d"""HdIr' accompanied 6Y liuIder,
"'1 ''hm'te3 on o vessel OF ihc United States
WINE e"g,i'd IN a awful Commerce nothing Is
hhnNH Ia nave occurred 10 impede or modest The en-
letph,t 81 Our citizens on hat ticment where IT d.
80 sIhaIy displayed, On hafn,ug this daring act
' piracy Comnodorc Reed Proceeded immediate.
" To The sPol, abJ receiving 40 satisfaction tbef m
surrender OF the murderers, 81 he restoration III
ne l''ou't,u PoPtF' fhie'ed severe tnd meuIed
''1Nu't n'e'' WI we pato"'''n'.
- w" 'e N'p' " 'le f'poTi oi lhe secretary OF
VIZ 'a'F' It'Pf,''"1 we ut"''oh 81 oar aiIfS az
y a. Wy Z, ','a "'' - 's'men necessary I" station
,',, '''e ''Ia' y A''a, "P''''N'
lanauh NJ use 9! our lIa1 h' foreigners.
h'c'"' exp ''Aoe H'9 sh'wn' lhai The provisions
a our 'hl'i"4 avs "h'eil f'nle to TIE sale aad
ian*l7 Z" American tesNais, Wide NJ oad, are *
hr.p lei en-, IA DIVE y,s.rs ,yla =" ,'a,n w.
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