The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

Utah next claims the attention OF the
President, This is the first rebellion that
has existed In our territory, aud humanity
itself requires that We should put il down in
such u manner that IL will he the last ,o
tritie with Il would hc 60 encourage II and
render il formidable, We ought to go
there with such IN imposing force ~ to con.
vince them that resistance would bc In vain,
and thus spare the cflusion oi blood. We
can In this manner convince them that Nc
are their friends not their enemies In
order Ia accomplish this object IL will hc
necessary according To- the estimate of the
War Department, Ia raise ioui more Icgi-
ments, and this carnostl, recommend to
Congress. ~ the psesn,st momrnt .! de.
preston IN the revenues of this country |
am sorry to bo obliged to recommend such
measure, hut feel confident oi the sup.
port ot Congress cost what II may, In sup
pressing insurIectiun. and maintaining the
sovereignty of the Constitution and the law
of Utah
4 NEW TERRITORY rACifIc RAILROAD.
lie next recommends the establishment
of a Territorial Government for Aiizonia,
and commcndS Ia the friendly consideration
of Congress the Suhcc nf I'll" PaCihc Rail
road, without finally committing himself Ia
either route
FINANCES TREASURY SorNs RECOMMENDED.
by the Report Of the Treasury. II appears
that the amount of revenue received from all
sources into the Treasury during the fiscal year
ending the 30th Of june 1851, was s6s,hj26lJ
81 cents, which amount, with the balance IN the
Treasury NJ the commencement of the year,
makes MI aggregate for the service Of the year
Of fSs,5J2,sio " the expenditures amounting
to Si0,s22 40 ~, leaving ~ the Treasury al the
commen ensenent of the present fiscal year July
Ist, 1851, sl11I0, liz y. The receipts in,o the
Treasury for the first quarter OF the present iis
! cal year. commencing July first were s2J, ,92t,'
El3sl, and the estimated receipts Of the remain
/ ing thrce-,luarters, TO the htsi of June, is5s,
/ are $50, iJ0,0UO. making, with balance before
/ stated, an aggregate oi t,0.JSJb3s % fuf the
! se ryice ofth next fiscal year. The actual ~.
! pendlturc ending ,hc first quarter Of the present
! year, were s2J,1lt52s -. The probable es
/ peniitures u the remaining three quarters, 10
/ June 30th. Isj-, are sjl, 40, $50 %, making an
! aggregate Of sli,3GJ,0js u. leaving an esiiina
/ ted balance in the Treasury al the close of the
present fiscal year, oi st2S, ,s7j 81. The amount
| Of the public debt unfedecincd at this time il
| s2,555, lbl ~ tbs ainonn, Of estimated eApch-
ditures for the remaining three quarters al the
present fiscal year, viii in all probability he IN.
creased from causes set forth In the Report oi
the Secretary. His snggesiioD, therefore. that
I authority should he given 10 supply ANY tempo
I fary deficiency by an issue of limited amount
/ Of Treasury Notes il approved, aud acc"td'
/ ingly recommend the passage Of such - law a.
/ stated IN the Report oi The Secretary
/ The tsriii Of March ID, Isj,, la. been IN ope.
ration Tor only "a short period ~ time. aud un.
der cifc fcumsisnces 40 unfay orahis ~ a great do
+ seiopment of IL. result, asa revenue measure.
that should regard II insspedisnt, at least fof
the present, 20 undertake its eyison.
NAVAL aATTygs
I would call the attention of Congress 10 the
fecommc ndaiioD OF the Secretary Of the Navy,
IA favor o' the construction OF ten sinal team.
crs Of light draught the whole cost ~ taeir
eoDs,rueuon would no, exceed 81 i30O,61D.
rrBiic LAspr
The President toun-eia gteat csatou IN ths
best0wius 81 public lands. While ss source
Of revenue they are OF great imp0ftanco--,beiI
importance IL iat greater a- furnishing homes
for ahardy and independent race ~ honest and
indosiriOas eitizsn-. who deAre To .ubdne
and cultivate ths soil. They ought ~ be al
minislefed manly with the view o! promoting
tbs wise and benevolent policy. Congress
sloud hereafter grant alternate sections 10
states OF Territories, - They have dome here.
tp'ofs. recommend that The alternate sec
tons retained by the government be ssbJseted
To presumption.
Ispi,v roLIcr.
The present systen 0f making presents 10
Indians 10 secure peace has proved failure.
AMI the President recommends the poilcs Of
coIan1ing thein, wherever they Mas bs induced
TO adopt habits 81 Industry. 10 .sf a. ihs *.
pertinent has been tried 4 has worked well n
practice. and will donbiess prove 10 lie s..
expensive than the present sysisip.
rDsT 0sficg DFrAaSsfST.
II will bs .ssn from the report 81 the Pos'.
master General that the Post oiiicr Department!
stiI continues 10 depend Oh tbs Treasury FOR
Al important portion ~ ihs mssns of sustaining
and extending in operations.
cArTIOs ~ iD,IsLATfpS.
TIE President concludes by expressing the
detsrmins,on 10 approve 40 bin which be has
not examined. and IL will be a case Of extreme
and most urgent necessity which shall ever IN
ducs me To depart from his rule. therefore
respectfully but earnestly recommend that the
two houses would allow the President, at leas;
two days preyiou. To the adjournment ~ the
.sssion, within which M bill. shall he pre-
sebt<d.
GGy yRssEsr PtIEDsAGs.--t 1T o. oar
ministers and eob,oi. abroad, With The stats
from which they we're appointed, their com
psnsatiobs etc, ba. Ossn Published by iie