Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-28
PRESIDENT'S lIESSiGB.
Fello.r Citi-e,rs Of the Se"ate' 49,.
mn Of the House Of Representatives. .

i nrophets who formerly Pie' prem ,s,,.,,7-
~ Ff,tl nj the Constitution are hot' ieiioii4
ti'e ~ - - he derided and tine United Sta'es o.
e.., At This moment, presents 10 1H9 49,
80 r,,,,f stable and permanent GOV e iie y -
r7b Such Is the result OF tto9e y no ~ So
Isfore rs Upon Congress VIII ui' - : -.
rhe tendency Of our Government o-1 = ~
-, II i unirlnaired 10 PosteIItE- - az -
- IN the world and sees 10 MAINTAIN o.'I
- reIarions and our aHlity with 1le rest o.
mankind. l.,.o boon hest nv a
Daring the last year we nave Uee" o.I9' - "
,;,,1 rroyidence with an abundance q tle suns
~ tbe earth and although the Dcs'i iiS 49,
+;,oa ziSited EXTENDED portions o. our terrific
80 - he rayages Of dreadful Pestience' yer
,t-,;ab+y has. at length, deigned to stay his
"a onI 10 restore the lnesumabie oiess NJ Oh
General rood health TO people VINO acAno' Wedge
RI royrer deprecate his wrath, ana linFloie ms
nereitu protection. .-,,a ;-.a-.,,,.-.
ENJOYING the benefits Of amIcab'e intercourse
- fo.;.-o nations we nave not been InseosIble +
no 5i.fT,ctions and wars which have prevailed
- ,.,,,+ries OF the world. II IS the proper {
ehsrne If thanksgiving 10 him VINO rules me oe9'-
,,,et;ons that we have been able tornalIl- .
TN amidst all these contests an independent A9''
.-,t -,,sirlan towards all bei3gercaJ powers
.-iar1s with Great Britain, are OF the most
4-..ll-- character IN c0nse 1euce 0I the DIll-s-l
,,,vira-i9n acts British vessels from DIlflsA ana
orber foreign ports w'l. under our eXls'lhg laws,
after the first day Of january mex, be pefnl''eo
IN enter our ports with carSoes o. he y y 't1-a
nnf,ct,rs or production OF any part OF the World
on the same terms As TO duties, posts ana chaT
M, - vessels Of the United States with their car
goes and our vessels VII be admitted 10 me same
advantages in British ports, and en,ef-h2 uieieIh
on the same terms as British vessels. S4oo-u no
order IN council disturb this legislative arrange
mont the lare act OF Inc British Parliament, by
which Great Britain IS brought within me terms
proposed BY the act Q. Congress p le =. - "a, =.
fsI- +is bored. viii be productive Of benefits 20
slivbr interruption which existed between this
Government and France, AKA happy 70 sI.' t-7
,.,,,.,,.f4 and our minister has been TeCeN ed
II IS therefore unnecessary ~ rtaeT no" {" e-lc'4
stances which lei 10 the interruption, ana Heea
no: -NpraSs "a Won the sincere satls-ac}loA WIN
,.birb K,e should welcome tine arrival oi iAoUie.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister uloleIi'i-
srv from q sister Republic 70 which We nave 50
long been and still remain bound ot tAe strongest
ties 81 aullty.
lies was aDprsed that d war steamer belonging
10 tie German Empire. vas beng Ei'ed out al me
harbor OF New EorS, with tie all o. some o. our
naval officers rendered under the PERMISSION o- me
lite Secretary Of the May. Hls permission y -
granted during an alnIstce between that rhpi'e
and the Kingdom Of Deumarz. winch t..d ottIi en-
sr,Ged in ScLIosysig Helste.u was appEeleuslEe
that this act OF intention, or part might 0e es-
irerned a. a violation OI cur mutual ooIgallc'.sr
incurred BIZ the treaty with Denmark, ard Of te
provisions oi tie act O Congress OF l.te-o,h ApTti
1915 directed that no farther AID should be rem
t3ered bv any agent officer o. tie Navy, ana
instructed tie Secretary OF State to applise the
Minister Of the German Empire, accredited 70 TINS
Government. OF M determination 10 execute tie
laws OF tire United States, ana TO maintain the +lta
OF treaties with al. nations lie cores o-loe-ice
y.hch ten cHsued oatN sea he department OF state
and tie Minister OF the German E.llpre y here
with laid before YOU. TIE eXeeutu-. ri tie law
and The observance 81 TIE treaty, ere cee:Ge1 H..
NE 10 be due - tie Donor ii the country rs Wei.
Is TO tie sacred obligations Of tAe Constitution -
I shall not IA. 10 pursue LIZ stre course s-io1i-
= similar case arise with any other nation
Having avoweL the opinion on taking The oath
Of Office That IN di=pates between conhcilhg ior-
cgn oyeruiuguts .t ! interest no less than
our duty 10 remain distinctly neGtral. shall not
abandon IT, Aou Will perceive rom the corIts-
ponIauce submitted to you ia connection with ms
subject that Tie course adopted IN tins, Aas Le-n
properly regarded by the gc-i-e rcat persons inter-
t-ted in the matter. Although the Minister OF
the United States TO he German Empire was aF-
pointed b. nav predecessor, IN August. 1878, and
has for a long time beer IN attendance at FrauN-
fortou-tnc-A Iaineand although Minister appoint
el 10 represent the Emp- was received and ac-
kuowiedZel here vgt Is such Government as that
Of the German States. Uuder one Constitution OF
form OF Government may, at length be organized
Il is believed by those well c.u.Intcd with lie
existing relations between Russia ard the States
uI Germany. that no such Union can be permanent
" established without her cooperation. In tie
event Of the formation 81 suCl Union. and tie
organization of a central power an Germany, Oh
which she should form q part. II would become
necessary to Withdraw our Minister. While Prus-
STA exist Is Independent kingdom, and d'qloIl-
ate relations are maintained with her, there can
lie 10 necessity !og the continuance OF the mission
ct Frankfort. have therefore recalled MI Don
at Leo