Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-16

decisive efectunf prSeeeJTg NH be- domnodcd
preferred, " ''' '
I've sexatons har-nshe and Oppressive as which 90 long
prevailed with the Indian nhobng peninsula Flor,
da has happily been terminated whereby afmy has been
the Treasury from large expenditure. some outbreaks
may occ s nc, as are incident to the co Iosm ofDoet
e to inc care Of ,e local GghEes dd whom occasion
Of troops will be maintained Ia Florida ongas tho Iemotet
approximations Of danger shall exist, YET their duties will be linz
tied rather to the garsonur of tho necessary posts than the
maintenance of active hostitics 1t hoped that tor@
fo tho owls incident Proociod war exhibiting,
creased modhf Of It's eh productions evidences Of reiur
Mag wealth and prosperity. By the practice Of rigid justice
towards the numerous indian lrbos residing within Terrific
teress protecting ihempgns fraud md intrusion, and Tho
same time using every opor eSpien, introduce them
the arts of civilized lo may fondy hope only
them from their love for but to inspire them with love Of
progress in cylng them has already The school
mister and tho missionary found side by side and the
nunts Of what and powerful nations yet
be Prssrved as the builders up Of anew name for themselves
The balance inthe Treasury the first ofJanuay 1872 tex
elusive TI Of he amount deposited with the States Tnst
rom m during the three ; of the Year,
fourteen millions received from the customs and about
million from the public lands The for the fourth
IONS are expected from customs and ree millions ond half
quarters of the resen, year exceed twenys1 mill
ions and those estimated tor the our quarter
eight millions and il anticipated there will
half million tho FIRST of January novbut that the
OF outstanding warrants ESTIMATED at ssOD0OO will leave
actual balance of about s22i the Treasury Among
eSPend15c Of the are more an eight millions for ho
states of the proceeds Of sales of the public lands
Tho present tariff of duties somewhat hastily and hutrd
y passed. the Congress.
should have defects therefore he surprising TO
merous provisions will your serious attention
e D ' which Shei has
highly beneficial countries where adopted
effect which would produce would be protect the market
alike against redundant deficient supplies of foreign fabrics
both OF which, the long injurou. we'll to the
as the importer The quantity Of good, in store being
at all tunes readily KNOWN would enable the Importer with
an approach to accuracy to ascertain the actual OF the
market ard to regulate himself accodnsy T. however he
wants he could readily its evils by avang himself Of
the storehouso the goods imported would the demands of
The market and Their issues would be governed by the fixed
be made to steadiness and uniformity of price, which, If at
&pGo would SOodGlo to the decided advantage of mercantile
The apprehension may well entertained tha.whOut
port trade fall into the hands Of few wealthy capitalists
in this country, and Europe. The small importer, who
ques all the money he raise for investments Abroad and
who i'll afford pay the lowest duty, wouhayo to subduct
would lose the interest the amount thus pnif for all tho
time the goods might remain unsold, which might absorb his
profits. The rich capitalist abroad well at home, would
thus possess, after short time an almost eNeusye monopoly
result wholly uocongcnarwith the spirit Of institutions
and republican in all its tendencies. The WoTehousing
system would enable inc importer TO watch e MARKET ana 70
select his time for offering his goods for sale profitable
drawback, also be seriously affected, without tho
Wahouipr system would afford that relief since the carrier
would have safe the public urehoues, and might,
rod to foreign ports. further would bo
dnwhocks thereby eheetualy
tectng against fraud the right of debentuo
would attach goods afe their withdrawal from the pub
It lie stores.
In revising the tariff duties should deem PRO
per to dose your present session. can only repeat te s1
duty offer Congress. The great primary and
trolling interest of the American People is unonunou not
10 the mere forms of RECOMMENDATIONS which may be broken
far h " , pu"IgJ III o. ds anu @ % US
preserved by the adoption policy which, neither
uus upon Others snail tho interests Of a by pursuing
course of moderation and thereby seeking 20 bennon7e Pl6c
TO
that the Government is careful of the interests OF all alike Nor
ID with wiSe discrimination more necessary than in the mpo
y son Of duties upon mPo Whether rctnce be had to rev
s enne the primary object IN the imposition taxes VI TO the IN
cidcnts which necessarily flow from their mposton this is
ut only by exciting in the public mind an hostility to the manuac
turing interests but by inducing system on az OK
revenue which the vigilance of the Government
tended by essentially different ofwch every
society, and than those of The manufactured would
eGts would be that derived from tho general of the
20 ohy weh would DC give TO an Tue operations OF INDUSTRY ~
cannot he too often repeated that system of eg ton can be
k under it, The prudent capitalist venture his capital in
tn manufacturing establishments in other leading pursuit Of
life if there exists state of uncertainty to whether the
will repeal tomorrow what has enacted to-day Fit
full profits however high tea,cned with ruinous reduction
' by avHcatns policy on the part of Government viii scarcely
boi the uncertain adventure therefore in the spirit
Of concaton and influenced by other desire than
onent"n and the discharge the high aud solemn duties OF
The place which now occupy recommend moderate duties i'm
being not only mos, likely be durable, but most advantageous
The report the Secretary War Department exhibits
he very full and satisfactory account Of various and important
larry gratifying find that the expenditures for the military
m vice greatly reduced amountha astic, System ofecon
been introduced into the service the abuses
lat years greatly reformed The Notifications marame from
have been prosecuted with much and points
he defences 10 very considerable state of
The suggestions in reference the establishment of
ial will, territories the Pacific the
essential to knowledge of the Of the i'm
ats mediate country entitled to the most favorable
While would propose nothing moons sen with friendly neso
atons settle the extent of Oh that region yet
ed prudent forecast points ot the necessity of such measures
tie enable w 10 maintain rights The arrangements mad'
roxas and keeping check the Indians ntha quarter vii
40 be maintained so long as circumstances may require
For several contentious have out Of the dis
position directed by law to he made of the mineral lands held BY
md constituted tho landlord and the citizens of the States wherein
lie the lands its tenants The relation is unwise
would be much conductive of the public tina
sale ofhe lands should be made than that they should rema
zen aLundany aud certainly furnished when to drawn from III
enterprise and industry of the proprietor than under tho ps0sn
The Recommendation of the Secretary in regard to The i'm
OF the Western waters and certain prominent hahor
the lakes merit and doubt will receive, serious
fol- cnon The Importance of these subjects to the prosper
ind W the extensive referred and the security of n
Of whole country in time of observation Tn
NE and y which =" bs IN the
ca ton: in the ve make loud demand upon Congress io the
,J h o. HAN n0 a., Sube denee Con
sdeng the already and daily increasing commerce OF III
ate county o the hostile inroads OF an extend
ted particular attention Whatever add its efficiency
tof without enang unnecessary charges The Treasury
the worthy consideration. viii be that Will
million the
asked the
included SOO0l0
clothing, which, when expended, will be rein
Clothes will
peua fund, without appropriation TO the object
ges past years order to maintain eompeter
squadron all Of which, deducted
ted will reduce expenditures nearly within the thos
h current year While however the expenditures will thu
so remain nearly the the antccent year, "a
greatly TO the opertion Marine lie
DO aud the build
the Al Yesels
I'M Ito build ii ships Of a small class.
strict system established and pain
h taken insure industry, fidelity eeoasy every
of
lily quality of various materially particularly "copper" on and coal
az to DreVenf naud and