The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-08

from the Mississippi valley TO the Pacific
occan fer the establishment Of n bureau of
agriculture for the promotion Of that interest
perhaps the most iml tart in the country |
for the prevention Of ia uds pon the Govcrn-
mcnt in applications for pensions and bounty |
lands for the establishment ofa uniform fee ,
bill, prescribing n specific compensation for
every service required of clerks, district at
tomcys, and marshals for authorizing an ad-
ditonal regiment If mounted men, for the de-
fence Of our frontiers against the Indians, and
for fulfilling our treaty stipulations with Mex
leo toedefcnd her citizens against the Indians
d" with equaldiligcnco and energy as our own"
for determining the relative rank between the
naval and civil officers in our public shps,and
between the officers of the Army aud Navy in
the various grades of each for recognizing
the naval establishment by fixing the number
of officers in each grade, and providing for a
retired list upon reduced pay Of those unfit
for active duty: for prescribing and regulating
| punishmcnts in the navy; for the appoint
mcnt ola commission to revise the public
| statutes of the United States, by arranging
them in order, supplying deficiencies, correct
| ing incongruitics, simplifying their language,
and reporting them to Congress for its final ac-
ton and for the establishment Of n commits
sion to adiudicate and settle private claims IA
gainst the United States | am not aware,
however, that any of these subjects have been
| finally acted upon by Congress without re-
| pcating the reasons for legislation on these
subjects which have been assigned in former
! messages, respectfully recommend them a
gain to your favorable consideration.
think it due TO the several Executive De
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nestle affairs of other natious The cons,.
70 oucncc has been that while the nations OF
D Eurone have been engaged in dcsolatins wars
oar c,untrv hn. mrs ned its peaceful coIr T. IL
! uncxamplcd prosperity and happiness The
: wars in which We have been conipellrd to en-
1 gage in defence OF the rights and honor of the
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. ton. During the terrific contest of nation a.
q Gains, nation. which succeeded the French
q ! revolution we wrrc enabled by the wisdom
and frmnrss of President WASHINGTON I,
A maintain our neutrality While other nation,
: were drawn into this widc sweeping whirlpool
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:, shores while the flower of thcir mlnerou,
ii armies was wasted bv disease or pcrished b,
!. hundreds of thousands npon the battlefield
ri the vouth of this favored land were permittc,
n to cninv tbc blessings of ucacc beneath tn,
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% incurred enormous debts. under the burdci
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m must absorb no small mart of the product O
\ tbc bnncSt industry of iho,e countries for re,
r crntinns to come ihe United STATES lave one
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