Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
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The M..ssas ssss,, .lrls re- on Ms,aslass
l.-i ;wr haze Only >la.e TOR The ais act
- given il lie G..ena Advertiser o.
| Wtlnes lay.
Th.. pre-i lent, in hi-anaual nessag-.
opens by congritulating the country q,
III contrast OF the asijisoii y liich exist
/ ell IN Kansas IA year az, With tiie peace
AMI qli-i which new prevails.
He .efr,s 10 lie Leeomp'on Consiitn-
ton, AMI reailirnl, his position on that sub
ler, aud thinks that If Kansas ha been
Il mi ted with that Constitution the sane
question would have been settled at an
earlier day, being perfectly willing to a.
p,liesce in any other Constitutional mole
Of settlement. He signed Mr.. Eng.i.h'.
l.biI, and probably when Kansas again ap
pears for admission she will have the pop
ulaiion required by that bill He goes al
length Julio the subject, and recommends
the las>agi Of a general law. so that no
new State hall ba admitted unless che
has a y ,l,ulallon Sufficient 10 entllle her to
one Representative.
/ He cpngrataIairs Congress on the act !
il.men. ot the Utah affair without the
ctfi>ion of hlooi. He compliments The
officers Of the army here, AM expresses
-al,facli II with the course OF Governor
Cummings, and honorasly mentions Colo
mel Kane.
i He refers To The Importance ofaahe treat7
les recently neyn' iale.l with China and
Japan and thinks The result in the for
ner ,.a>,. ,>,ified hy our neutral p,i'-
cy.
| IT, conpraiulairs III, country on tn,
1 ban lon ent ot He rislt 1T scare b,
Great B,llain. AM Iii r..frrenc. t. Cehiral
Au,rrlc SAYS, hat ne ~ Itilol> are s'ni
progressing, and he has not Yet abandoned
he hope Of success.
! He referred To what w,s stated at the
i,>t >cs>ioif,f Congress in that col,ne,.ii N.
and that h- views GA tn. sub .et Of the
islhmu. ronte accord with the policy hr,r-
,ot.,re annnuncel by Mr.. Cas-. lis ONLY
desire is III keep tn. r,,'e, pen, and h.
|
S'alc- than "" expect tier nations 10 en-
j "; but will not consent that they be-
closed hv The ilnhrclil, OF n.lna> whi'h
reside near there. He regrets that the Nc
arayua ron e has been closed.
lie spoke of the necessity of enforc
iny our claims against Costa Rica san,i
Nicaragua.
He speaks of Mexico as in a condition of
social war, with scarcely a hope Of reS,ora-
ton Io "a permanent government.
| He rrft.,> /, HE causes which tend u
u rupture of our diplomatic relations
here.
He speaks well Of Mr. Forsy,h's eff,,r,>.
Mere i. not for the hope of obtaining jus.
lice from the Liberals wso now appear
approaching 10 power, he would recon-
n'snd the taking u portion Of t!la nonh OF
Mexico sufficient to indemnify for alIour
I claims and grievances. But these ar. can
id rai,n> hat d.rnan attention; we a 20
Interested In iheleace ..of that neishbor-
! hood.
/ Law es~Intlians affect orr settlements.
in ARR mia aud there seem. ioba 40 9th
e, way IL wAcl THIS 'iiflical,, can be re-
lnn,cd Int l., establishing nIitary post.
IN ;-onora All sChihnslina. lie :reco IL
ua.n.is ,ilat Ibis be done. r-sarling Mexi
ca ;.> in a state i.i,becilIv and anarchy.
As 10 Span, he refers To- the cause.
he del yea the appointment ot a SIZE
e. s>or l., Mr. DoIg" ard SAYS illat 81,
Pres on will 90 "ut Wit, f.!l power r., s..t
lr,he difficulties With that country. il
t.~>ibla.
He 81, $ that Cuba onr'lt to belong l.
/ he Unin.d States. ami rrro ulnr.1- lha,
STEPS l,e taken for is nr.h.se. As We
wlut,c ali t,..w , rrilnrv l,v honnrabia No
y,latiun.. this shout, not he I'm exc.i,-
ZION
lie reaflirmS is firm r opinions in f.
vor nf specific .ltip- 90 c.r,ain ariicI i nf
import az -ataiis the Whole tariff On, s
II II t. t'"t o,.,s.
1 He calls attention to the 'acisi Raj
road, AMI refers 10 he Drrr'un: Mail "A.
shown III" pracli''al,i.i,v Of the route.
Among other snl.iacls e reitcralrs the
recommendation to establish il Territorial
Government for Arizonia
DEATH OF Pull ANTIIRoP,sr-R ERI
OWEN father Of Robert Dale Owen, died
lately in Scotland He inherited great
wealth, most Of which he expended il,
building up his Social Communities 70,
The benefit Of laboring classes Most of
his life an iniiael he embraced spiritual
ISM in oil as- AM del ), e.ni.beiever il
re. citation and the mis- immortality.
STEAM SAW AND SHISGLs Mil FOX
i SALE-W cal the attention Of lumber
lncsr and others 10 the advertisement al
GruswoLD d MEYER, Offering for sale nj
Lancaster !. fall set of iu,l~r nachiner,
and steu.n ;ty,f,ar;tfuS lncitufipcr IN. h,.Si