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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-27


Ifthere be any of the old Democracy OF
the days of jefferson surviving, they must be
grieyed and scandalized at the gross per-
version of the principles of ancient Demo-
cracy, by the pseudo Lecomptonite Democra-
cy of the present day. If dead men were
sensible to the outrages committed in their
names, the Patriarch ofDemocracy, Thomas
jefferson, would rise from his grave and re-
buke them. lie removed Federal officers
for interfering in elections. But a Lecomp-
tonite Administration removes them for re-
fusiag TO interfere. 1t is condition of the
tenure Of their places that they should work
for the master that appoints them. They
are designated as Mr.. Buchanan's and not
United States officers. They are not select
ed for their capacity to serve the public. but
for their fitness to do the dirty work of the
party; and as they are Obedient and truth
full in that, so are they rewarded. Every
Government official in this State, every one
whe can be allured by the hope of an ap-
pointment, both small and great, are enlist
ed, with corps of mercenaries sent from
Washington, to dragoon the State into a
SANCTION Of Buchanans policy. Their mis-
sion is to re-elect Niblack, Hughes and
other men of easy political virtue, who car
be controlled by the Executive patronage.
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A,HOs"EEs. sP.sDEs, E0HhS.--
- - duz. Grain Sh0vei~, assorted sizes.
- " u. Handle Shoytls.
10 " Long " q"
- Cast Steel Spades.
~ Manure Forks.
scptI5 GEORGE :. SONNTAG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-27
Tg0GsEER I-EGET.EBLES-
III - dozen Chickens

~ Eggs,
10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoes,
A'sn. HaDlLus-il Cheese
sept - A. ID. REYNOLDS K Co.
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~ q trstra.e quality, which was bought cheap for
cash, {, sale at SAM EMB.CE'S,
septO ~ Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-27

EEsr RECEgT"ED. B.sREER's
- Philosophy pt~qUe!ie's French cours-: WOods
Glass Book of Botany IIiichcock's Geology But
lions English Grammar Greek, do. Latin do
Greek Reader Latin do CHI misty Beral's Unit
Cd States Eitch's Physical Topography; Warrens
do; Narrcns Common School do Mitchei's do
Methodist Hymns Spoilers and Readers, in great
variety.
sepil5 T. WHITAKER.
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rILlR CITLERl.

~ 10 Sets fine Ivory Table KNIVES aud Forks.
only
II lair &" {" Carvcrs.
90 doz. Wostenholm's Pocket Knives.
- " Joseph Roger Scissors.
scptlj GE1@GE ). SONNTAG.
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EEa8ETE PINE sNE.S.GLES..
~ Those who intend TO cover tneir new ltolisse
with good article Of Pine Shingles, had better call
upon the Subscriber socn, as he has hut "A few
more left" JOHN Il. GL0V Err.
augl1 Corner Main and seventh streets.
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GooD FYsH.-a0O L8s. .1:SH:
eanrlcs - HSaER,. lIE1,n

w lNH boxes llno Crackers,
100 coils Manila Rope,
$500 Seamless Bags, and az bushels. Re-
ceived and for sale by lser27l PRESTON BROS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A,J.NiDRLEs. = $50 B.aGS PRIME
SCoffee.
20 bbls. Loaf Sugar. --
25bags Nos 500 and eco Cotton Yarns,
40 half Chests Teas. -
80 boxes Soap.
20 a. assorted Tobacco.
20 reels Packing Yarn.
30 bbls. Resin. For sac by
sept23 ORR. DAZELL Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TEOR.SCCO. 100 ROXES .f.1D
II caddies. Of pound, half pounds, 5s. Twists, &C.,
medium TO very fine Virginia.
y Cigars-A large and full assortment of favor:te
brands For sale low by
seplIS GILBERT & BOWLES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-27

O. " BUTLER, Author of Nothing Wear. Two
million, at DOBELL & ONYNGTON'S.
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eNfT.5TE.HE.S'T or THE CG.NDE-
~ TIOS OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.

/. The name OF the Company Is the HARTFORD
INSURANCE COMPANY; and its location
i. AZ Hartford, Conucclicut
2. The Capital stock Of the CompanF is 100000
g. The Amount Of the Capital stock paid
up 500, 0co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-14
,h,ournmenr or ConEress.

The session of Congress ends to-day, June
I4th, to the great relief Of the country All the
people will rejOi,e, for none has been more un-
pruftabls and sectional. Parry measures alone
have prevailed The President has dictated
his party satraps have Obeyed. The Treasury
has been bankrupted to feed his horde OF office
holders, and fatten his army and navy contrae-
tors. Millions on millitns have been voted Tor
a war waged on helpless women and children IN
the wilderness, but not dollar to foster the IN
land commence Of a continent, or to open an
iron way from Ocean to Ocean. Millions have
been issued in Treasury notes, other mill
ions have been borrowed to be squandereo
in reckless extravaganza, and On the very
eve of adjournment the President by sPe-
cial message called the attention OF Con
sress TO the destitute condition Of the Treasury
The President who boasted in his annual mes
sage in December of the healthy condition OF the
Treasury. in a six months Administration is CON-
PEELED to implore Congress for the third time tt
Teplenish that Treasury by Notes and Loans
The session viii also be memorable FOR TIE
triumph the Executive over the Legislative
department, in forcing through measure OF IN
justice repugnant to the vast majority OF The
people Of the United States sectional meas
ure that has been the prolific mother of agitation
in and out of Congress, and which will continue
to be so as long as the mOnstrous doctrine
the Administration that Slavery is National aE'
Freedom is Sectional, is enuneiated BY the E1
ecutiye head and the Supreme bench OF the Gov
ernment
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determination that the Army of Tan shall re
main IN the Territory, and Young hA- 'ePeeae-
edIy declared that he will never CO. ss 70 any
adjustment which shall permit the. 70 esnP
within his boundary line" The Pro 'i.lia1loh
as whole, will cause disappointment % every
one of the civil associates Of Gov. Cumm 'and
70 the entire army. 1t is concession Sh the
mart OF the National Government when they
do not expect and for which they are not pre-
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AMhIte.wn-hing AMIR.

Mr.. Williams, Councilman from the , Ward
has got himself appointed Chairman Of a Com'
mittee 10 investigate the alleged frauds Of his
nephew Ed. CoWles, late c. Printer with
three other Black Republic, ms 10 bacL him II
was extremely modest m the Uncle TO move
this Committee, and nis Report will no doubt
paTtake OF the SINE amiability towards his
Nephew We Would suggest that when the job
is done, and I'd Is finished 4 " whitened
sepulchre," that he be placed on the Public
Square side BY side with the Perry Monument
so that vice can have a memento as well as
virtue-PlaH Dealer.
The above is a fair specimen of the truthful
ness of majority of the statements of the
Lottery Postmaster Editor. DIR. Williams IS
not an uncle of Mr.. COwles, nor IS he related to
him in any way whatever.
The Committee was appointed by Demo
cratic President of the Council, who made the
appointment without reference to politics. It
consists of Messrs. Williams, 0viatt, Crawford
aud Masters men who are incapable of max
ing otherwise than fair report on the correct
ness of the bill of the late City Printers against
the city.
five felt inclined TO say what kind of stat
ue we should set up, to represent vice, immor-
atty, and the sum of all human yillainies, like
for instance the Ons-eyed monster we read Of in
the story of Sinbad the Sailor, We should say
that we would take Gray just as nature made
him, paint him as black his reputation, and
then stick him up in front of the PiaiHdealsr Of
fee, as an advertisement to that concern, and to
denote the head quarters of the bogus Lottery
swindIers, located in his buildings.
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,.,neInnn,I i.nrrerr nrnIsr-.

Mayor Thomas has commenced an investiga-
ton into the operations of the bogus lottery and
swindling enterprises in Cincinnati with de-
termination to suppress them. The matter has
been placed in the hands of the Chief of Police,
and two arrests were made on Friday, but with
out leading to any results of Importance. The
Ga-etts says the movement viii be continued
until this class of scoundrels are driven from the
IL
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
SATURDAY, JULY Sd, 1sSs-

The Republicans of cuyahoga County VIII
meet in Mass Convention at the Old Court
House, in Cleveland, on Saturday, July 3D. ls0S'
at IOg o'clock A. M., for the purpose OF select
ing eleven delegates 10 represent said County
in the State Convention, to besheld on The IS'h
of the same msnth.
Bv or,ler Of the Central Committee
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr-,
Chairman.
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IureniIs Reformn.orie..

The recent address by Mr. REEHHLIN OD tie
subject of Juvenile RefOrmatOries was 30 IL
structive and gratifying to our citizens, that a
very general-wish has been expressed that he
would again visit Cleveland and speak further
on the interesting subject. We regret to learn
that the engagements Of Mr.. R. preclude his ae-
capting the invitation a: present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-14

DISTRESSING CAsUALTY Miss Adelaide Hol-
y, daughter of ex-Gov. Holly, of Conn, lost
her life last week at Stamford from the effects
Of burns caused by her clothes taking fire from
the explosion of fluid gas lamp. The deeeas-
ed and her sister were reading by the light Of
the lamp at the time Ofths explosion, when the
burning fluid set the clothes of both on fire
Their sereame brought assistance, and BY aPPh
cation Of blankeis and other wooIens the flames
were extingu.sh,d. Both young ladies were
severely burned; cue of them it is thought is
out of danger TIE deceased was much es-
teelned by large cirle of relatives and friends
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-14

AccIDESr At STEUBESvILLE.-A serious ac-
cident occurred at the works Of the Coal Mining
Company of SteubenyiIle on Tuesday. The foul
air at the bottom Of the shan exploded There
were sixteen men at work in the mines, only
three of whom, for marvel, were injured. Two
were badly burned about the chest, face and
arms, and the other less severely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-14

HoRsE FAIR At TwNsBuEs.-The Union Ag-
Tieultutal Society, one of the most spirited and
efficient organizations on the Reserve, viii hold
a Horse Exhibition at Twinsburg, Summit coun-
ty, on Thursday and Friday, the Istand ID days
Of July next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-14

CASUALTY AT EvASsvILLE.-On the 9th inst
a sail boat containing three men was upset At
Evansville, and E J. Otis, whose friends live
near Cleveland, and Louis sinziek, of Evans
vile, were drowned john MeGonal was saved
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By the President.

by the President
LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of State.
The above Proclamation was sent by the Peace
Commissioners Powell and McCullOeh, and Of
course did not reach Salt Lake City until some
time after Col Kane and Gov. Cumming had
virtually settled the Mormon difficulty, and the
latter had been peacefully installed in place OF
Brigham Young as the Governor Of Utah The
Peace Commissioners left Fort Laramie on the
18th of May, and would probably reach. Camp
Scott on the 9th Of the same month 1t was
expected that Gov. Cumming would return from
his tour through the southern part Of the Terri
tory BY that time to Salt Lake City, AMI com
municatiOn would be Immediately had with him
The special correspondent of the Tribune writing
from Fort Laramie says Of the Presidents Proc
lamation:
The general amnesty which it grants VIII not
be attended with such happy consequences as
the President affects 10 anticipate, unless Brig
ham Young shall recede somewhat from his po-
sitiOn, for It is accompanied by an expression Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-14

Bryant and StrarOa's American Merchant.
The June number of this new work has been
issued, and the Magazine is now every way
worthy of the patronage of the public The
letter press, arrangement and paper, are in
keeping with the contents, which are of high
order The principal papers are-RaiIrOads, by
J. Smith Homans, Jr; Value and Economy Of
Time, by W P Spencer Agriculture and Com
merce, by c. D. Bragdon; Mercantile Law
Contracts, by Amos Dean; Life of Amos Law
renee, by Elihu Burritt; Education of the Mer-
chant, by Hon Isaac n. Arnold; Letter Writing,
by s. s. Packard; Political Economy, Statistics,
etc, etc.
The May number of the Merchant is to be re-
priated in the style of the June, and the volume
will DO neat and valuable addition to the libra
~ of the business man and general reader.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-14

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN CASADA.-The extensive
fire in the woods in saguenay district, CInada
East, which originated at Grand Brule, extend
ed its ravages to the township of ChicOutimi,
ami from 80 to IS buildings were burnt down
Fire in the woods sounds oddly in the West
about these days OfaOod and nothing else.
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NOTICE..
WHEREAS, Various individuals

M I1E nGAD, dTlOuS luuiNluudiS
w haze hetn IN the practice iuT months lt. OF
depOsn Ccals, Iron and uh8r auclos Of Merchan-
dixo upon NY wharf, erected upon and Isceaf 20 the U.
= GlNurnment Pier ia Cleveland, under license gIyeu
10 them by tho Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road Com
all such therefore, hereby nutihed,
thateVory species OF authority heretofore i'm
div gwen sd Rail Road ConIpauy deposit gods
upon said WHAT receive wharfage cfofuT has been
b. revoked An persons who shall said wharf
portion thereof for business purposes alter the is day
of June 1sss Without Obt nins authority from
Atnrns in Cleveland, Messrs. Spalng Purs0lIs will
30 dcpmed trespaSsors and treaiod accordingly
~ l. K COLLINS.
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IMPORTANT SALE
NOTICE.-To am whom il MAJ con-

N0TICE.-To all whom it may con-
IN and esBeeiay % al those owning real Or lease
hold properly bounding uufiing Meadow street N
the City Of Cleveland Not hereby given that the
Cry Council Of said City Cleveland cid the Zth day
0May ls5 b. Onnlncs determine % grada according ~
the established grade file a. the one Of The Cry
Civil Engineer and instruct under sleh street for
he purpose OF ecng thorough drainage Of said IIeet
The Cuyhoga River md 70 pave said stree with stone
Aisu thai ths a City Council did the said ih day
of Nay l3 By orsinauce determine grade accordngt
the established grade e, aforesaid and pave with
all that portion Of LIZ hi House Sret lying between
East hive rstreet and the C. G. 4 e. Rail koad and all
such Dersoas Aforesaid are hereby uer notthed that
they ail OF neglect 10 s with the City Clerk Of said city
their claim ems IN writing tor any danlgrs watch
suppose they will sustain 70 their lease
h0OJ bounding abntns said stioeS BY reason
sach sradiug AMI improving, within weeks iron aud
the z5ih day % June nexf. they will be 0rryur
Jared from fling such clam claims OF ~ receiving
1sys--l,- iss CIV C!ork
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received Al the nie o. The City
xl Fnsiaear OF the CITY Of Cleveland uutil 10 ocluCk
Jana as ls for buibiIus heWgr On " isoh Avenue 4
.srain ,afl Avenue, Euclid and ether sirccts-5
pl.rs and srerrafiuns be and ntre lfic clll
ininTstion be Obtaned At sud Engineers O11o aieI
the lfth Inst -. =, =. -, -. .
lids rcservng the night % acccf cT Jecf the sane
b Order uf the Board.
junI2.alw lsl C. D. BISHOP, Ciiy Ciul kA=iI cor.
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MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
VIII make her rst appearance Three Years She VIII
appear IA Of her best characters
This Monday Evening, Jane 14th,
VIII be Pre-ented the Grand Military Drama IN Three Acts
FRENCH SPY. or THE FALL Oh ALGIERs-
HEM s.. Ahss. MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
he Wild Afab Boy,
1Onv BauyaTd .Afr , A Nineent
SERJEANT DALORY. .(drsf app } Mr. $ W GLENN
Mo ahmed -- (the Desert SPyl --- Mr. T. DSuslss
OoA- DE Gourcuy u
A.. &c &C
Dau,e go . hy ..... Mile Ketriaa
To conclude with the favUrite farcs Of the
MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL
RIiIlv with slns .hs Maid h the Milking Pail.D
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
In prsparsiiOn-Tho Great Drama called
JESSIE DROWN,
~ LUCKNOW.
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In praparsiiOu-Tho Great Drama called
JESSIE BROWN,
Or. THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW

THE LADIES OF THE ERIE ST. e.,
Il NJ. y. CHURCH sill ho-d 4 STRAWBERRY fES-
TiEAL said Church the evening Of IhurSays June
lItbhe proceeds Of weh are 70 ho used for ayrsH Of
the debt PARSONAGE lot The MiSSes Smeads are
e ecte To euiorain the audience with some excole
music The li,tle girl OF years of prodsypaJ-
ng imnrurutu uSic on the Meode0u most beautifully
A good time Is expected ADAllrTANCE 25cts-
n rnafm
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EOR SALE, CHEAP.-A LARGE
Iot with two ceilings. on cornor o. Huntington ahd
t,.rlcu streets Good improvements IL VII - sold On
,sI iuo-tagueuis ensy For iniOrnattln eIqglru %
premises. No. IS Hunfiuei0n street. Iunl-uiW
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N0TiGEGTHE STOCKHOLDERS

IN OF the 81 Cair Plank Rosd om here
noti "a that inSialment Of teo cent oi toe sck
subscriptions Company required % BE- paid % the
Il the ON = oi the CumanY. IN the city
OF Clevean or heluTc the 9th day 81 July ert Also
her lstallmeut O cent tie 18th day 81 Se
tembe Also aaother iHsta mt Of ten Der cent %
the 3Hl day Of November Also auather INSTALL
msuI 0f per cent the lit Of January ld9 Alsg
3nyiher ustallauf of ten or cent the a-h day Of
nh -9 also anlther insfa meut Of per cent.
the 3Hh May Is5s and ais aaOiher ltallent Of
ten per cent. on the 18th day OF July, ls59
/ nv order II the o1rI y AV VERILL.
| NAV 2sh. lsss See'y and Treasurer
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CASH FOR WOOL
WE WOTTLn TNF0RM Err

chants and other parties who enaged IN buying
Wool, that prepared % make MORE LIBERAL
CASH ADVANCES compared with tho cost, than here
lofore WOOls delivered AZ Depot
Gu advantages f0r selling all suchour grades beng
well fEyuraby knOwnthat think IL roqu
eOuvie all who hive W. O = dispose uf IN II
their market through the medium
which Ofer That save to The consguor several
times commissou there question, and promise
undivided attention 70 those who favor win heir patron
age GOODALE = CO.,
I,.unl.L.L Mn.Ll n.nul
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Geueral Noti1es.
COPARTNERSHTP-THE lind,

TOPARTNERSHIP.-T THE Under
Flour Grain AID Seed and have this dav formed c0part
norp for the purposs oi carving on hol sae and Re
style of J. HOUCK CO. and would respectfully
net the patronage such need arts les in their line
FioaT and Feed Store, No. "a OHtaiio 81.
J. ] HOUCK.
n VAN PELT ! il HOUCK \ co.
Cleveland, June Ith. ls5s.
To THE PUBLIC
Feed, located "a OutarO 81, 10 ] Holek 4 Co and
t1ae this oPlo5igly OF commenting lhsm 70 my Gus
feel roadeni thai they viii endeagor please and satisfy
all who will fyoI them th their patronage would al
- return ny thanks 70 my od cusqlefs Who nave delt
Uh al old stands lOr several years past would
asp call the attention OF als lch indebted 10
either BY note OF account To call and seits he same with
Cleveland, June 9Th, Isss-junll;dsm lsss
A. Office TO CONTRACTORS
~ Proposals will be Iereived the nice Of the City
Civil EngineeT othe City Of Cleveland until 10 O'Clock A
10 druin kucid street
Plans and SpecfeaIions be seen and more parlicu-
sf information obtained At said EREneors Office alter the
TIE Board sf City Improvements invite submission
bids reseTslns he right 10 accept or reject the same
d BISHOP, City Civil Engineer
Cleyeland Jure n. lsss -lun9 tl3lh Inc 10
|NOTICE.-W!LLIAM X. ADAMS
In, REMINGTON CO, and ths business will b.
JAMES BRACKETT
STEPHEN @ REMINGTON,
HEZEklAH ROGERS
Cleveland June lih .ls5s-jlas:dIS
nISSOLUTION. - The Partnership
II heretofore existing between tho understand
MERCHANT viii pay the liabilities and collect the out
tanding accounts of the ffm-
Iua- lsS MlLLlAM k9GElSl
SILAS MERCHANT.
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T.. P-..,d,u,,. Utah Message.

The MESSAGE Of the President sent to the
House ON the 10th announcing the close oil
tn. Mormon War, was received with derisiSe
Iapebter. Members in all parts of the Hall gave
expression to their feelings as the reading pro-
seeded. and in the spirit of the old eouPlet
"a. K;rv of France, with twenty thousand men,
N.rched Up a hiii-snd thea marched so"n again
Alter the Message was read an attempt was
made 10 90 into Committee of the Whole, but tho
House had enioyed fun and glory enough for
one 5ay. and a motion to adjourn prevailed
The message Is a virtual acknowledgment. OF
millions wasted needIessIy, and the fit of eeOnO-
NV paraded before the public after having crow
Jed all sorts of reckless and extrayagant aP-
orspriations through Congress until the govern
ment literally "goss on tick" will excite loud
smile from Maine to California. The Message
Is as follows:
To The Senate and House of Representatives.;
I transmit the copy of dispatch from Gov
| Cumming 10 the Secretary OF STATE, datcI a
| Gr.,t SaIt CITY. on the 2d of May, and receives
at the Department OF Stale yesterday. Hsi i.e.
tb;s there il reason TO believe that our dhl
entities with the Territory of Utah have term
mated. and the reign of the Constitution and th'
laws has been restored. | congratulate you OIL
this auspieious event. ,e
| / lose no time in communicating TINS INFORM
alton. and in expressing the opinion that ther
will be no occasion to make any aPproprla
tions for tn purpose of calling into service th'
two regiments of volunteers authorized by IN
act CT Congress, approved on the 9TH OF Apri
last. efor the purpose of quelling disturbance
in the Territory of Utah, for the protection o
SIMPLY emigrant trains, and the suppression o
Indian hostilities on the frontier"
| am the more gratifed at this satisfactory IN
teIIioence from Utah, because it will afford som
relief to the treasury at a time demanding iron
Us the strietest economy, and when the queatiol
which now arises upon every appropriation Is
whether II be of character so important and vi
gent as to brook no delay, and to justify and Ie
Guire loan, and most probably a tax upon th
people to raise tine money necessary for Its pay
ment.
In regard to the regiment of volunteers authol
lied by the same act Of Congress to be called II
to service for the defence Of the frontier OF lei
} as AGAINST Indian hOstilities, desire to leay
this Gus stion to Congress, observing at the sam
, time that, in my opinion, this State can be do
feuded for the present by the regular troop
which have not yet been Withdrawn from II
limits. JAMES HpCHANAN-
, Washington City, June 10, 1888.