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such might be approved ~ the PRECEDENT and ap
his direction by such architect he should appoint to ece
Of hs ssaa,s wa. found to 1s sn dr
6ias and adopt tas sdy.ntaxes Of several. 49,.
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debersuons Of the Houses Of Congress- with sufficient
also not mar :, s aad
admired ri, Ksspn I'M these Se
corridors This mode Of viii leave the present
and The admission Of hight viii enabl. he work 70
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and COMPETENT architect The stone was laid on hs
Time the work has advanced with commendabe rapidlty.
and the foundations Of both wings now nearly complete
the Dis Iict Of Coumba and deem only Necessary to re-
choce Of in Congress- they are not
entitled TO just and liberal consideration IN your LEGISLATION
Other subjects were brought to the attention Congress.
nv last annual message. 10 which would respectfully refer
there was one Of more than ordinary interest to- 70 which
mend ton for The appointment Of COMMISSION to settle pT.
waite he United States jssIcs ndiydnals
some more convenient and expeditions Mode han an appear
1t Is deeply to be regretted thar in several officers
oil the Government. in attempting to execute the law for the
hs sna and
pob. that in one case such s
sued to those officers and 70 ndvSuas who Were using
nsiutsd against alleged offenders far they could
be identified, and still pending have regarded u as
The su he and
and Their s OF may Ss aS
required and demanded by the express words Of the
The Constitution declares That held to ser.
vice labor State, under the laws thereof escaping
I'M another shall, consequence OF law equation
therein discharged such labor, but shall
be- on r. MaSa
equally oesatory upon the legislative the Executive and
s,,inen Of the Uned States '''A
congress however. must, from necessity first act upon
subject by prescribing the proceedings to
certain ihqt the person i ugiye and the means to be
an act passed duras the first term OF President
which was amended BY that enacted by the aa Cgpsress
men take that these laws be faithfully executed
hi, injunction Of the Constitution as pefemptoIy anu as
that which provides Tor the return Of ugyes
or e. post jSeto law shall be passed, which
tor an equality of taxauop according the the
the United States the ani provision that the tia oil
crimes be by jury These several articles and clauses
stand fall together Some objections have been urged
the details Of the aG for ,s Iq 1b OF ns
, is aimed against The Constitution ITSELF and proceeds from
wish to Constitution overturned, They ihe
hostility 10 law which shall give tu and practical elec
number Of these persons Is compaIstlvely small and is be
eved be daily diminishing, but the issue which they
which involves The supremacy the
Eases nave heretofore arisen in which individuals hav,
denied the bind ng authority OF Congress- and
States have proposed to nuy such ACTS upon The gount
thai those aois Of Gonsrs. were to that
nent but notification aimed, not much agans
against the Constitution l!selt and is be dis
suised that spirit and has been actively at work,
e from our revolutionary fathers.
In my last annual stated that considered tn
session. in reference to the agitation growing out OF The
and d s a and
which they embraced and recommended adherence tn
peince demon.ale necessity Of further egsso
10 guar4 against evasion or abuse was not induced
perfect for human legislation be perfect Wide d
ierehce and jang of opinions only be reconciled
reached after conflict Of months. in whic
part Of the eoauty was arrayed against another,
interest Of the whole country eit be my duty 70 SSH
upon tn, as The best that could be 96!ane
uement be adhered TO by all who value the
recommendation was made TO that recommendation 81
~ adhere, and congratulate You and the county upon
general acquecence IN these measures Of peace, which hi
been exhibited in all oil the republic And only
there this general aequiecence In these measures, but
IN spirit oil conciat1n which has heen manested regard
IN all OF the has removed doubts and
ceranties in The thousands OF good
,ne aaaoiy OIL our popular and syen renew
tor the benefit Of this and all succeeding
y, MILLARD FILLMUKE.
Is WAsHINaToN. December 4 1881