The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

vii suggest 10 you such notifications 81 the !
,xistnq laws a. IN your opinion the ek|9cncc 1
81 he public service may require. The /.
change which The country has undergone Of
late years ia the mode Of travel and trans.
poriafion has Afforded 50 many facilities foI
The Transmission OF mail matter COT of ihe
regular mail, a. 20 require The greatest sigi-
lance add circumspeciion N order ~ enable
The officer al The head Of the Department 70
restrain the expenditures within the income.
There 10 also 70 much reason to fear that The /
ranking privilege has run into great abuse.
TIE department. nevertheless. has been con-
Quoted with The greatest Figor, and has At
tanned At the lcast possible expense, al The
useful obiscfs ior Which Il vas established.
In regard 20 az the departments. | am
quite happy in the belief that nothing has
been lolt undonc shichwss called for By q
true split of economy, of by system OF
Accountability Iigidly enforced. tbs + ~
some degree apparent from ihe fact that ne
Government has sustained no loss BY the
dolauli II any II il agents. Inibc complex,
but, AZ The same time, beautiful machinery
of our system 81 Govcmmeni. Il : not a mat
ter 81 surprise, that some remote agency
may have failed for an instant 70 fulfill IS de-
sired Office bat feel conidcnt ia The asscf-
ton. that nothing has occurred TO inieglupl
the harmonious action ofthe Government u
sclf. and thus while The laws have been exc
cuied wiih efficiency and vigor. the rights
neither 81 States nor individuals have been
immpled on o. diaegafded.
Ia the mean time the country 1as been
! steadily adspncinQ in All that contributes q
national greatness The tide Of population
continues unhfokenly 20 n0w into the nep
States and territories, There refuge j. louns
+ not only Cor our nativc-born icllow-citzens
but Coz cuiRnnis from al parts Of the civil
y lxod world. who came among ~ 10 plfiak'
ofihc blessings Of our fee INSTITUTIONS. ans
3, 20 aid ~ their labor 70 swell The current O
q aur wealth and power
Q Il is due 10 every consideration Of publil
{ policy that sho lakes and rivers Of the Yves
o should receive AL such attention az the hand
:. Of Congress As the Constitution viii cnabl
4 i 10 bcsiow Works ia favorable and prop
y er Situations on The lakes would Be fnnd 4
} b. as indiapcusably necessary in case u Va
4 b carry on sale aud successful naval opcalien
y a. Qualifications on The Atlantic seaboafI
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10 men, without recommending 10 yous mo.
. favorable consideration. the interest o. MI
= District Appointed by the Constitution Il
q exclusive legIsialor, and, forming in ih
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s.n'ass my .'s = ~ '.'-''' YOU WI ,es'
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~ oo.ne@'o. WIN W o.12l 1.,sll@t'sl'
= mcnd that yonf present session you ado
n such melsuIrs, IN ordcrlo carry into etc.
- thr Smithsonian beqncsi, as in your lndgmcl
a aill 10 best calculated TO consummaic h
b liberal intent u the lessaior
When, under dispensaiion of Divir
BE- Providence. succeeded 10 the pusidcnii
9. Office. tho state of public Affairs WIS clnha
~ nssInr and critical. To add 10 the inilal|,
~, constqn upon lonr standing controse
a. ~ uilh one OF she most powerful nations
% modern times, involving no, only uucssiol
c. ofboundsry which nndrr the most frorsb
Of circumstances. are always cmhararsinr. d,
en- Al The same time ilnnorlant and hir, ns,ne
~, pies Of manimo lau-hofder eoniroe..r.;,
hnfxvneu thn Citizen. a...l .,,ls.,t. ,.f ~ 4.
y. countries had cnrendered a STATE a. feel;r
q. and of conduct which thrcssened ,be uo
90 r,l.,n,s...,s ~,,..r,,,,.rr.. r.. 1900 81.