Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-12-12


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! IN the favorable consideration! Of Congress-,
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4 argespaftS oi the troops now called arliilery
are, and have been, on duty as.infaniry; The
dis,juc,iup between tbe9 nyo arflsp 'beiny
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4 rms nominal artillery In our service is en-,
tiTely dlsproportionate to the whole force, afd
1 greater thansthe wants of the country demand
| ! therefore, commend the! discontnuance ofs
distinction, which. has no foundation in eithel
the arms use or the character ot the service ex,
pected'to be performed. Wy az q
4 aln.conReepon. with the proposition for the IN
u crease oil Inc army, have presented these sug
gestons with regard to certain measures Of re-
form, as the complement OF a system, whlcf
would produce The happieSt results from giver
eSpen dlture, and which hope may attract otht
cary atte9rLlon,. ana DC deemed worthy the ap
PiSo'dpis "a "a SVtnpR'eess - 9etul i"Gi ~ r.
The Recommendation of the Secretary of Tn,
Il Navy, having reference to more, ample proyis
, ions for the discipline and general improvement
in the character seafen, and for the fe organ
izaton and gradual increase of the navy, | deem
. eminentlY worthy your favorable consideration
a The principles which have controlled our polio,
\ in relation TO the permanent military force, b.
sea and land, are sound, consistent with thl
theory OF our system, and, should by no mean
be disregaIded. But, limiting, the force to tn
} objects particularly set forth in the preceding
! part Of this message, we should not overlook tn
a present magnitude and prospective extension 0
our commercial marine, nor fail to give du
: weight 10 the fact that, besides the twothousan
: miles OF Atlantic seaboard, we have now a, Pa
& clhc coast, stretching from Mexico TO the Britis
possessions in the north, teeming with wealt
and enterprise, and demanding the constan
: presence Of ships of war; The augmentation Q
: the navy has not kept pace with the duties prop
. ery and proftably assigned to it in time Of peace
and tits Inadequate for the large field of its op
eratlons, not only in the present, but still NOR
: IN the progressively increasing exigencies Of tn
. wealth and commefce Of the United States.a
cordially approve OF the proposed apprentice sys
n tam for our national vessels, recommended b
The Secretary OF the NAVY.
The occurrence. during the last few ,nont,.,
OF marine disasters of the most tragic nature, in
vovlng great loss OF human life, has produce
: intense emotions OF sympathy andsonow through
Il out the country. ltmay well be doubted wheth
er all these calamitous events are wholly attrb
- utdble to the ne cesSafv and inevitable dangars