The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

est is SO independent in lis nature as not
10 hbve d,manded and exiorted more from
the Government, respectfully ask Com
gress 70 consider whether something
more cannot be given voluntarily with
general advantage. Annusl reports ex-
hibitiDg tho condition Of our agriculture,
commerce and manufactures would pres
ent fund Of Information OF great rrscti-
eol value ~ the county. While | make
no suggestions az to details, venture
the opinion that an agricultural and stat
isiicsl bureau might profitable be organ
lied.
The execution Of laws for the suppress
sion Of tho African slave trade has been
confined to the Department ofthe Inter
ior. u is a subject Of congratulation that
the efforts which have been made for the
suppression ofihis irhumsn traffic, havq
reccatly been attended with unusual sue
cess. Five vessels being fitted out for
the slave trade, have been seized and
condemned. Two masters engaged in
the trade and one person cquibping the
ycSsscl as n SLAYER, have been convicted
aud subjected to the penalty Of fine and
Imprisonment, and one Captain taking q
cargo OF Africans on board his vessel has
been convicted of the highest grade Of
olltnsc uudcr our laws, the punishment of
which is death.
The Territories OF Colorado, Dakota
| md Nevada, created by the last Con-
gross, have been organized, and civil Ad-
ministrOtion has been inauguratcd, though
tho lchvcn Of treason even was found
existing in some OF these new countries
when tho FEDERAL officers arrived there.
The abundant national resources of these
TerritoricH with the security aud protec-
ton afforded hy an organized Govern
mcnt will doubtless invite to them o
largo immigration, when peace shalt re.
store the business of the country to its
accustomed channels. | submit The res
olutions ofthc Legislature of Colorado,
which cVinced the patriotic spirit OF peo-
| pie of the Territory. So far the nuihori-
~ ofthe United States has been upheld
in all the Territories, ~ il is hoped il
will he In the future. | commend their
intcrcsts ard defence to the enlightened
and generous care Of Congress.
! j recommend to the favorable considca-
tion OF Congress, the interest Of the Dis
trict cf Columbia. The insurrcction has
been the cause of much suffering and
sacrifice TO the inhabitants, and as they
have no Representative in Congress, that
body should not overlook their just claims
upon the Government.
htyour late session Joint resolution
was adoped authorizing the President to
take measures for facilitating a proper
representation Of the industrial intcrestF
Of the United States at the exhibition OF
the industry of all nstions to be holden
at London in the year 1869. | regret to
have been unable 10 give personal attcn-
ton to this subject, a subject 1T once so
interesting IN itsolf uud so extensively
aud intrieatcly connected with the mate
rial prosperity Of the world Through
tho Secretaries Of the State and Interior,
a plan or system has been devised and
partly maturcd, which will be laid before
you.
Under and by virtue Of the act Of Con.
gross, cntitlod"an act to conGscato pror.
erty used for insurrcctionury purposes,
approved Aug, 9th, 1861, legal claim,
7 Of cortsn persons TO tho labor and service
Of certain other persons, have become
forfeited and numbers Of the lattor thus
Wt ~ '"N1"y ".P'"ue"' v" u''
oUl'.u states c,u must oe PROVIDED lo'
W soine some way. pcs'oes th's, u Is not I'M
similpr onOctmeuts for their own benefit
respectively, and by the operations o
which, persons of the same class viii be
, thrown upon them for disPosul.
ii IN such case, recommend that Con.
Z gre's provide for accepting such persons
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