The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-06

seetions If tite Union These difficulties
have been extraviganted, exaggerated for
political r'nrbshs and The iitiurbef and
| gravity of the acts of violeiiee greatly
nagnilied Thus The Territory has been
sebminslV flled with extreme 1toleHee,
when IN fact the whole amount was not
| greater than occasionally passes in n single
| city @a
| Impartial investigation into the Kansas
elections have proved That irregularities
were heyHbH the Executive power but al
incidents Of actnal violence 81 organized
| obsltnctohs to Inv. have been met rs they
occurred, by nsesns invslsble, and as cir
cuns'anees required. Nothing affords the
President mntA bilrningIed shtlsfaftihh
thar to be enabled to annoi,ncn thepeseut
peaceful condition Of thifgs in Kansas -
He trusts that ho act viii he alltwed to
remain on the statue books ht that Ietr-
tary Violafive Of The provisions tfiha chhs
stItntlon.
The Report oi the SecfelalV 9l the
Treasury shows the rereplts OF last yea.
IRON al Sources, to hh = 1919 0bH With
tFith The balance IN hard, np tn July 1861,
makea the total resources q the Jear,Sa2,
95Hhht, FSptHtnfps lot he Ffar. s72,-
aIs hhni The public debt amounts 10
s3' aG30Ab. all If which might be- Paid
within Ne rrfs"nf Fraf without tfnEaifasa
sIhg public services; But 1t Is ntt yet due,
and 's only teieeuabp at the option ct
holHers who cannof hh pressed 70 payment
by government The President iayots a
reduction # the pubic fe3ehte to 30
amount mol exceeding S4S eQe, 200 Or $50
eoh,ooo. and invites thH attention 81 Gon@
efess TO the subject OF q revision Of the re-
venue laws and other minor ones in con-
nesf'nn ftete With The President says
That the duties oi he army Rave been sails
tt'1lY performed an1 fhlhks me tthhh=
les in Washington and Oregon lIefliioties
ended The eordtr1 ct the uayYis very
satisfactory ard the a,fien II the Retifine
Bnatd has been adgaiag fous and also that
tie arWehtlc system has proved beneficial.
J he President advocates 4 stifl further in
crease of fist class. ships of war. t-st
The sales Of land for ibe fiscal year
amount 10 ntHtly se oo0oG6. H #
In fegatd to our foreign relations. The
President says The misunderstanding with
Great Eriian in regard to Genital Amerea
is III a fair way to adjustment, and that the
on the subject Of transit fpt,tes
with Nicaragua anti Honduras have been
settled by new treaty. He speas Of The
benefits arising rom The reciprocity treaty
rs having greatly increased domestic ex-
potis. FHotfs IT, obtain from Denmark the
Of the Sound dies have been
unsuccessful but haa reason IL believe that
.nme satisfactory arfahga mtht viii he chtts
'Iudad. Little progress has been made
owardz m adjustment nj the Spanish diff
.uities, and Cuban matters remain un.
hanged
Thh proposition that neuterhi flags may
over enetnies goods. hes been partially A..
epted by most Of the Eurbrehn r6Wers
I mef,ta asserts to abolish ptvafeertng
nut rs some nations will he increased and
ONE ,Hftailed Of their defensive ability
hereby. the President proposes that prt.
ate property Of subjects of betleefent
,owets bn exempt ffor, seiynre eyeent
when rontrabsbd. This pret ,sitiop has
of vel been nbiariej to by auv fnsrafiue
tipu. and the Empetbt &c Russia explieit.
Y approves the notifications.
The unsettled condition of other Amett.
m RspttI,lie prevantsd An eafv settle.
lent Of the Individual claims Of citize,s
t the United STATES mon them Com
lsints haainsi Mexieo sse ,r,ost numerous
nd fhoneh She has beer urged fepestedjv
attend to said claim, they have rot vet
,ee,vad such consideration as tho En,fsa
tafss has The right oexpecf. Tbe politi.
n roadit,op of Mexico il sueb, howsvs,
demands to,besrarce from MS, JIe Exe,
,t;ve will sill antlesvsIu 10 broepra frthttd.
rndress
Tha nocal,ar condition ofhffsi4s IN Nifa.
,or, in the early patt of The pteseJtr wear
,ndered Il itnno,isnt tbat this pove,nn,ent
,,uld have d,plonatic relations with tbat
tate Jhongb IFS Terriiotv had teen
'ened, one Of the principal thofoeghfares