Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

a ~ and npon the pension Office nil be largely H.
creased by the insurr'e'ion Numerous w. hay,
ALREADY made There y reason :" ht"Ve ha' ut.us
who now upon The r,n9on r' anu % ,S' no Snsnr
tsnnty Of the government arr IN tue ranks o. nc lsuI
gent army giving thin aid ana comfort ihe stcIen
Of the Interior has directed suspension 81 te Pa "
m. tensions o such persons uprn proof OF ttir dsoNa
recommend ,ha, congress authorize that officer to cause
of such persons to be stricken from the peh''"
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The relations Of the government with the Indian tribes
have cen gen ery disturbed by t" tnSurr~ton' eSIc
tally in the Southern tendency ard In that OF New
Mexico The Indian Try south OF Kansas " IN pos
res ion of the Insurgents from Texas aud Arkansas Inc
agents Of the United appointed since the atm OF
March for his supeneudeney have been unable TO reach
their posts while tie mot Of ho'e who were In oihe o'
fore that tune spouse the nsurr'eionary auf, avg
aum. to exerc 81 the powers Of agents by virtue Of tuer
| commission from the insuTTectio'istS
1t has been stated in the public press that portion
these Indians been organized milrHy fofre ana
attached the Of the Insurgents Hthoush me
government has official information upon the subject
Iettes have written the commissioners OF Indian
affairs by several prominent Chiefs, giving assurance nl
tcir LOYALTY the United States aud expires wish Tor
the Of the federal tro'ps to protect them
believed that upor the cpossesion of the country oy the
eera forces the Indians viii readily cease all hostile de-
monstrons and resume their former relations To the gov
! ernmert
has not department nor bureau hut rerkshp onV
ased 10 II In the government while II Is fortunate that
this great interest so independent In its nature as ho 70
have demanded aud eNtortfd moe ilom ,ns
respectfully ask Congress to consider whether something
cannot he given voluntarily with general AdNaesge
Annual reports exhibiting the condition "i our agenua
and mnnufc ures, would present iuho OF IN
formation of great practical value to the country While
make suggestions asst details, venture 10 sngIest
that agricultural and stas cal bureau might prchoy
! be organized
AFRICAN sLtvE TRADE.
The execution Of the the suppression If the AZ
rean Slave trade has conded to the Department Of
the Interior IL Is subject congratulation that the ef-
forts which made for the suppression of this IN,
human traffic have been recently attended with unusual
success Five YES hcng fitted out for the slave trade
have been seized aud condemned Two macs engaged In
the trade and one person equpue vessel SLAYER
/ heen ed
and Imprisonment aud one captain taken with cargo o.
est grade, which Is death
rERRTroRrFs.
The Territories Colorado Dacotah and Nevada ere
aed by the Congress- have been orsonzed and civil
administration has been inangnrated therein under
able aus pieces and especially When is considered that the
leavcn OF found existing In some Of these new
coun; when the flers forces arrived there The abu
ant f these Territories with the ecu
rity and protection afforded by organized government
will doubtless, invite to them large immigration when
peace shall the business of the country to its accas
submit the resolutions of Legislature of Colorado
which evidences patriotic spirit Of the people Of the Ter
ritory far the authority Of the United States has been
upb.ll IN all the Territories. 1t hoped it viii be m the
Glturr commend their interests and defence to the
lightenel ami generous care OF Congress
WORLDS FAIR.
At your late session joint resolution adopted
thorjzng President take for Facilitating
proper representation of the industrial interest, OF the u
s. at the exhibition OF the industry OF all nations to he
holden London IN the 1867 regret TO say nave
been unable give personal 5aenton to the subject sub
ject at once Interesting III itself ard extensively and
Intimately eted with the material prosperity OF the
world.
coSfIscArIoS or SLAVES, &C.
i
Through the abor of the Secretaries of State and Of the
Interior plan ssten has been devised and partly ma
ured whicF will be laid before you Under and by virtue
of the Congress entitled act to conhseae proper
used nsurectionary purposes approved August o
lslS the lee claim of persons TO the labor service of
los ~ n~as ~. hecon,c forsritrd ana mum beers
Of the latter thus liberated have already become dependent
on the United states and must be provided
his mt lie
vii mass smiar actpens far their own benefits aud
i3 H. ,hro,sn -, hem f,r DISMISSAL In such case
That rop,r,ss n, ovid for accepting such per
ieeoulllenu , ny ~, S ,o, If valuation
soas Ii ~ H. 80 - mon some other man
~ tieu, Pr , LII - Sta,s tesnsctivsiy tbat inch
s IN ,,rb ,crentapce v III, General Government be
peiso1s , ~ w, s IA I'm ~, y ~ y" m aynnt
AZ oute u0''''u ''' 80 80 " ~
ooLosAiloN
stems he taken for colonizing both classes the first
il the other shalt brought into existence
at some place places innate eoneenis to them
pe arady in the United States could not so far as ndvid
uals NAV desire be Included in such colonization.
T on ,r ont tbe man az colonization NAV involve the
curing OF territory and also the appropriation of money
beyond that 10 be expended in the territorial acquisition
Having practced the auston Of territory for nearly six
" YEAR, the question Constitutional power to do so is no
o6rsr an oon one with u.s. The power was at first ques
Toned by Mr. Jefferson who however the purchase Of
Louisiana yielded his scrupes upon the plea Of great expc
diency Ii it the ouly legitimate object In ae
Surns territory is 10 furnish homes for white men this
neasur, effects that object emigration Of eolored
men leaves additional room for white men remaiug
= ing here MIR Jefferson however, placed the Importance
procuring louisiana political and commercial
grounds than for providing room for population On TINS
Whole proposition including the appropriation Of money
with the acquisition Of territory does not the expeeney
amount to absolute Necessity without when he ao'etn
ment cannot be pcrpetuated while the war continues
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tho noicy 10 he adop,cd in suppressiH eth
;c,ioo have bs, anxious and careful that the ine
;,hi AL for ms n,rtos, shall not degenerate into
G iaar, na ronorveI,si revolutionary struggle / hay
e ,hs =; yar, case thongbt II nroper 10 keen the In
tegrty Of the Union the object the contest
NJ, mi levinc m Questions which are not of vital militia
nv 10 the more deliberate of the egisla
" IL ,h ev.rcise of M hest discretion have adhere
10 tho BLOCKADE of the pors held by the insurgents
y Of nutng in force y proclamation the Congress
.ctsd an Inc LATE session for closing those ports
d hsving Tho dictated of law instead of transeendng it,
1t ba herd IN the act of Congress TO couhcate propert
!. - - i.ct nn,r, r,rnosas n a new law up N IN
50 -, ~ s,t ~. n ~ tosoa a nroprty will be dul
Or same sulJse' ~ " - onl hencs =
D. coDsldeiru my cuiou uu't - - $50 ~.
st lnuispen'aoe means must pc e,hp,oseu ~ a
IN haste TO determine that rauleni anu s.' ~ ~
which may reaeh te 10y al us well Is 'iie "''''i " W
pensable' !. ~, n - ..,t. =,
The last ray ni nope Of preserving cue Ouon
N pred at the assault upon Fort sumter anu view o. "a
RS mas occurred sines may noe pe ,as "a 49, a;
lie tus n ~. ss ~ eve,s d mainly IN t,e ripE
direction The insurgents enty claimed strong
e port from and Dxous line and the friet
Is Of the Union were free from apprehensioHs ha
" point. This. settled definitely and
y the right side. South OF the line, noble lit Deie~are
D. off right from the first.
ID MARY land was made against the Union. Our so
rs we're assaulted bridges burned and railroads
g up within her limits many days at tin
without the ability TO bring single regiment over her 20
to the capital NOW ner bridges ana raos afe IT
&c $3.50 - X $50, u ta mi n ma none 10 the epem
It Ia 800 81 , ro,,,i,r sctior gnve a larger aeVrroa
ID . ~ p p b,e a,ye 70 any rnndi,Iat,. on ~
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