Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-10

qulreS that we should put 1t down IN such q
manner that it shall be the last To trifle with
it would be to encourage it and render it formi-
dable. We ought to go there with such an
imposing force as 10 convince these deluded peo-
pie that resistance would be in vain, and thus
spare the effusion of blood. We can in this
manner best convince them that we are their
friends, and not their enemies. In order to ac-
eomplish this object it will be necessary accord
ing TO the estimate of the war department, to
raise four more regiments, and this earnestly
recommend to Congress. AT the present mo-
ment of depression in the revenues of our eoun-
try, l am sorry to be obliged to recommend
such a measure; but feel confident of the sup
port OF Congress, cost what it may, in suppress
ing insurrection, and in restoring and maintain
ing the sovereignty of the constitution and laws
over Utah.
He next recommends the establishment of a
territorial government for Arizona, and recon-
mends to the friendly consideration of Congress
the subject ofthe Pacific Railroad, without f.
nally committing himself to either route.
The report of the treasury shows that the
amount of revenue received from all sources in
to the treasury during the fiscal year ending
30th of June, 1857, was $68, ,632, ,5l3 81; which
amount with the balance in the treasury at the
commencement of the year, makes an aggregate
for the service of the year of SSS, ,532 S39, a.
in the treasury at the commencement of the
present fiscal year, July l, 1857, l7,7IOlIs.27.
The receipts into the treasury for the first quar-
ter of the present fiscal year, commencing July,
81, were $2,929e19,ol, and the estimated re-
eeipts of the remaining three quarters, to tie
lst of June, 1858, are $36, 100000, making with
balance before stated, an aggregate of $685.
934 0S for the service of the present fiscal year.
The actual expenditures ending the first qrar-
ter of the present year were $33, ia, SOS, 81
The probable expenditures of the remaining
three quarters to June 80, 1858, are S5I ,24S,-
5300 making an aggregate of S74, ,963, ,050. Al, g,
leaving an estimated balance in the territory at
the close of the present fiscal year of 1926 6S75,-
81. The amount of the public debt unredemed
at this time is $25,167, 1851. The amount of
estimated expenditures for the remaining three
quarters of the present fiscal year, will, in all
probability, be increased from causes set forth
in the report of the Secretary. His suggestion
therefore, that authority should be given to
supply any temporary deficiency by an issue of
a limited amount oftreasury notes, is approved,
and accordinglyreevmmend the passage ofsuch
law as stated in the report of the Secretay.
The tariff of March Sd, 1857, has been in op-
Grafton for only short period of time, and un-
der circumstances SO unfavorable to Just de-
velOpment of its results as a revenue measure
that | should regard it as inexpedient at least
would call the special attention of Con~rass to
tbe Recommendations of The Secrot.-,- of tho NJ
Wv ~ fornr of ,ha onnstro.o, &C. =, ,n u11 wa
steamers Of I;abt dranabt The whole v I cnst of
their construction would not exceed 81, 2,3O0,0 600.
The President counsels great caution in the be-
.aOaans D" th, =, P.u,,I ara Of nrsst ;m,,ort,noo
Sxnce .aa my n = CO. ,rl~to- ,-' n~
hon,es @ for bardv and ;ndenenJent r.ca Of hnn
and ;nSnstr;ny,s c;t;zans .Ho dasr " y,
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