The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

held under lawful authority even if they had not sub
seauently voted al the third election Is true tat the
whole constitution had not been submittedto u People,
As always desired but the precedents are nIeres OF
the admission OF states into the Union without sGch SUD
mission
1t would not COMFORT with my present ParPe TO re-
view the proceedings Of Congress upon the Jnptoh
Constitution. Il l. sufficient % observe that Their maj
has removed the last vestige OF serons revoiu
tiouary troubles The desperate band recently assem-
bed under notorious outlaw, in the southern portion
OF the Territory 10 resist the execution Of the avs anu
10 IlIder peaceful citizens viii, doubt not, be speedily
subdued and brought 70 justice.
Had treated the LecOmptOn constitution as Eullty
refused transmit II 10 Congress 1t Is diic UT 10
imagine, while recalling the position OF the eoaAtr! al
that moment what wogf have been TIE csasrons con
sequences both and out Of the Territory from such
derelictioa Of duty the part Of the Executive.
Pace mas also been restored in the Territory Of Utah,
which the commencement Of my Administrator, was
in Of open rebellion This was the more CANCER
Gus the people, animated by ian4ca spirit ana n
treched within their distant mountain fasnesses might
have made long and formidable resistance Cost wiAit
might il necessary TO bring them into subsection
% Constitution and the laws sound policy there
fore well humanity, required that this object should
possible be accomplished without the efGsion oi blood
This could only be effected by send-g military force
into the Territory sufficiently strong % convince The
people resistance would be hopeless and al the same
time offer them pardon for past Offences on condition
81 immediate submission 10 the Government This policy
vas pursued with eminent and the only cause
for the heavy expenditure required 10 ndrCu
ar 1ettcLnent az the army t. that remote region and
% furnish il subsistence Utah i comparatively
peaceful and quiet and the military force has been with
lran, except that portion q necessary to keep ne
Indians in check and protect the emgraDt trains or their
way 10 our Pacific possessions
II FINANCE.
II first annual message promised 10 employ nay
bert exertoas IN cooperation with Congress To reduce
the expenditures Of the government within the limits oi
wise and Jndcious economy. An overfo"ing treasury
had produced habits OF pronigacy ana extrsVasai'"
which could only be Gradually corrected The work re-
quired both time and patience. applied myself G,.i-
gently the task the beginning and was aided by
efforts Of the heads OF TIE
| ent executive departments.
The result Of our bors IN this good cause did ap
pear the total OF expenditures for the hrst
years, mainly in consequence 81 the extraordinary
expenditure necessarily incurred II the Utah expedition
the very large amount Of the contingent expenses o
Congress during this per!c. These sreaty eAoeeiel
the pay and mile age Of tie fnr the year end
ing goth June 1855 while The py AMI mileage anountei
TO 81 400 PA the contingent expenses rose 10 - ot3 9
30 and for the year ending aJJh June 1899 while the
pay and mileage oinounle' = So J55 g. the Contingent
a expenses amounted % Il .43i J55 IS.
am happy, however, To be able % inform You that
during the last fiscal year ending ol Tie ih June 1870
the total expenditures OF z9y-rlm-H: ia III lis bran
u ches-esislative. execgtv- idiicai'Xcinsive Of
the public debt reduced ~ the sum 81 500 iO 4t9
10 This coBclusiyely app ars from ~" books o ne
Treasury. In the year eaii1g un ~" 3'E JIhe' 800
the total expenditures exclusive al the public debt
amounted t. s1I col % y. an ia .ar the year ending
J. Goth June. 1859, TO $50 $40 30 -.
peuditure Of $50 SIS IA y for the year en'ng the Both
june 1850 including 81 ESQ 90 n for the contingent
expenses Of Congress thor must Poe Deducted from tue
amount Of 81 296 0cs 70 with the interest upon
/ 1t Of $4,000 appropTiatr tt e. at .! ION ebrlary
Il 1860 for the purpose supp ys the deficiency IN
2 ~ ro,.a,rcs and dafraync M ,y.s or The Post OF
:, Acc Department fOg the gear caIlg s tirtlrh JUNE
4 npa tb,,tsaut ririt hundred nod G.tv-si.a.'
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go -, ~. 1900 -, tl. -, ,f s,a II, l-i -
!, 1893 must De dt1o',i ~ i'h 'i n =, 80 - -
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4 terest Of ia. public DEBT, n1- Treasury notes Tor
4 ., ~ ~ o., So ,.tinb - -, H. tnes sa,, 81,
n S55 .02 465 46 makes the aggregate g! S5 os' $50 Us
,too,,, Ton, ,ba for tt,. ,.r a,4, Inn.
!. 9oh t,6o wers reduced n, Ca.grs,s oT what was
!, ~ ti ~ 5"eri c1gon.,,, ,, H. ,rbf;c int.rest
e ,o,vi, IiberI marvin a. :, 5oo oa r f.is REDUCTION
: - g. ,ar ,nsas i ., =, H.. : frr ,s.art.I nat M.
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: 1;.n, ~ StTnDist.~ H. Cr,-,--ut .i L, ~, lie
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4 | 1u"dia "0' ' -
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n With now yist AGAINST tb crime cf setting on foot
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