The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-04


about tvn per cont Ices Than tho recrrue
tnt 100 the eypCn,ft'ir we're th vtcnn million
hS hundred ami siE thgoinnd, seven urndrcd m,
| hity-nine dollars and eloyca cents Showing = AZ
crreso Of more than eight PER cent. a. compare,
with those of the previous rar, an leaving an -
cess Of ofexpondlture5 over the revenue ior tho la-
hscal year q over FIVE hundred md fy-aovca a. W
l sand, fur hundred and siNty-tv~o dollars AMI qrv
| cHty-nue cents. The gross rovcnue for the yea
ending June 70, 1893 Is estimated at An increaTs
fur per cent. ON that Of lsdl, maxim
eight millions, Elk hundred and eighty
| Three thousand dollars, 20 which SHOULD be s1de,
tH' "niniags of The dcpartmcnt In carrying IRE,
| matter VIZ, scvcn hundred thousand doll trs-
making n'ne million three hundred aud aighty.thre
Il oiaani dollars Tho ttsl expenditures Tor 1895
\ hrc estimated - twelve million flyr hurlred and
twenty -rg 4 nuaand dollars leaving an
| d,u,tgn'y uiihfeo % mill ms one hund rcI and
| iory Ivt uFg thousand dollars tn be Supplied
| ~ The ire 'ury In addition n the permanent APP
T'c irclsnt i,-ur-o,tl,n Shows. I think. b,, the
| cNuntlon n TIL dfsttirt nrross uc p1tarar river
a 'hc time Of r~ts fishing tho C.ptll hsrc ~, .rn.
| WrNtiy wise, iui consequently that tho rclird ,-
| m'ht oi that r. mn uf 1t which lIct wltlin tia
| st"o Il virginia 80 unwis' rnd dtnyrpts. I
'''''' W our ~ M ,i'h tho ,Npnll,uHy u -.
| .'he iLt II 'H' 3i'tri.t sn tho r,si,ri'inu
\ q .rFvJl iro si,ts = W. ....t " '''''
II r"""r ~ the Sr .re,.ry of e., I,trfInr with
tc srUt-mpt urI',s rum, fts ,,f d. O.. ... ,
t'r oi too ,c' IA tIarris s1ui ti puIt bu4iu, q.
prt'autng {" tIgt drpt pt,mrnt. Tur ,t.pr,H-
s.Ig ithu't. " - lautrytirn have b,.n
S 60, r,n,r, m - i.r = ,, Mc ~ ,'as o.. &C. rS.n,
t' sllr of nuhlic lands d'tnc t.c p1-t year h,ve
eN coded S'c cvrons," a'u''r lui TyHirn only
about two l'tndr, dtttuS ~ tli.s 'y.Ni nOIl Tne
= .l' have been entirely simprudrd in tho sptthcrn
'UieS Wlulo Re- tutoruptvrs = th but tnoss nf the
'nhuy amt tie diyTting lt~yr numbers ut men
pom .l"l io ~ Itry sUryiiN have obsit1i t,l set
n",thwtst
Tho receipts. afuc Pi,crs 80 h,v, declined
~ nine months about ono hundyci thousand
dollars rendering large r,ld1u1n II tho force
employed nccrsr =, tu make .ss-if -ustairiiny.
IN, demand, nron TAG Ihaiou uftto viii IN
u Trely iUCr,'sI by th' inHI.-e-tinn Numerous
' a,ations Tor ~ 1t MS, based upcr tho ctriair-
81 The existing 'Nr, l1vN ul .suly be,n male
y VI i'r's1u - Ooliryn that many VITO 1te now
up n Vie pension ~ anil In reyr re of tho hrinty
u' T." RuvcI nmert, Arc Ia the raitH ~ tho lnsuf-
gen army ur giving thoti all aud e., mfirt.
T. - trtuy ui elutorior Ia 'teytsd y aus-
pons n ui The ptym, n NJ tho persrr uf such per
i"hH upon r'u"i ul u ru iia'oy"ly. I recon n"tsl
that Congress- author ~ TIN, ON i,r ~ cnuas thu
n'mc0 If such pus'ns - be stii ken tun tho pom
Tho -siaNons N the Government VA, tho In,ilan
tribes syO been greatly diaturbcd 10y tho ins,irrec.
tono' oc1'lly IN tho - thorn Sire, n,oniency rnd
In t. 4 Now ~ ico Tho Itdian country
south II Kansas, Is Ia possoaslon oe the
insurgents from TcNa anil Arkar1W The
sEonts = ,hc United s.sies, appointed slnoe the
lih II VI .r'h fur this supetintendenso, have been
unable t. aarh their posts, while tho r'it uf thoau
who were m office before that tins h.vr rsnoiseI
tho inH'r 'ctionory cause aud assume N exercise
from tho innrrucuOnits. .th.g been stated Ia tho
public prcri that portion Il these Indians have
been organ 'ed asa military force, snl Ao attached
u tho army o; che Insurgents. Although tha dow
cr7imcnt haBno oti 'id Information ups tha sub.
feet, letters have bcrn written tn tho Comm is,ianor
Of Indian Affairs 10y Hovcrd prominent chicn,,
ewing assurance of their llyaty to the United
s'ttct, and cTprrsslay u wish for thu pre,ance
of tho icdrrnl troops TO protest them. Il 10
'I!ry"i tnstnl'n tie 70 y i-s's'on ~ IL" country
the icd'rnl b'cuE the In Hans will r'nily
all hostile demonstrations aud resume tneiI former
relations with the G'vefnm,nt.
Agriculturc ,oniessedly tho largest interest
:" the uuinn, a4. MT department, nor n
lorcau, hut hp only assignd ~ in
to Goy rnmont. Willie II IL fnrt mate tia,
uis grot int,rrst IL sp lnlrpondon, IN ils ma
ture ~ not to have domul Il and ext, rtcd inore
rom the Government respectfully ast Congress
= consider whether something mJrs cannOt 10
given voluntarily with general advantage, ~ m
annual rup rta exhibiting tho cordiLon of our az l.
cultural, commerce aud manufa,oturrs, would ure-
sent hind oi iniurmgt.us II great practical value
to tho country. while mako no stilygeatiou ~ to
details, venture the opinion TINT Ha agricultural
izcl.
The execution II tho laws for the suppression Of
TIE African slave radc has been conf lod t3 the d.
pnrmont Of the Interior. IL IL subject Of cnngra-
tustion that tho Efforts which have been m h. Tor
the suppression II this inhumln trtilii have been
recently attended with Unusual success Five VS.
sells being ittel ont for tho slave tiaie hay. been
seized mud condemned, Two mates cnylgei In the
traic and one pcfEun In equipping a vessel ~ u
SLAYER has been convicted and subjected e. the Pc
nnliy Il fine Hnd imurs'nment anil ono captain
for taking cargo Of AigiuB bplpl .Ig vessel has
been cluytt tel Of the tihczt grade o. unnie lnder
Our laws the punishment Il which is death.
tn" territories " Colorado, Da o'th ami NsyNilfs
CT, atcd ly the Inst Congress have been urgtuiz~i
and civil alminilrtiun have been npugurHtod
therein under auspuet especially gratifying, when
II N considered That the utyVn ct treason wa, found
existing In 4Iur uf these new chuutrtpa whom tle
federal officers arrived there. Tho ahundbut natural
TeFourcca Of these territories with tho security and
protection afforded by or,,anl2cI government will
u9"uuoHH uult" % thhm Ihisn 'mHigTAlon,
when peace shall restore the business Of tho country
10 ia accustomed channels. submit the ra.,lu- |
tions Of the Legislature nf Colorado, which ev'nre |
tie patriotic spirt Of the people of the oitory b.
held Ia all the territories ~ II ~ hupei Il N b In
Tho future. | commend Iher interests aui de-
fence to tho enlightened Nad generous care |
OF CungrcSH. ] recommend IN tho favorable |
cousidcrntipn ut CoAyrew tho Interest uf the |
Diatrlctf Columbia The instruction has been
tho cause uf much suffering AMI sacrifice,
10 It's inhabitants, AMI they have NJ representa-
tive In C,ngreAs, that body should MT overlook
their Just claims upon the Government. Al your
late session Joint resolution adopted, author
1iDg the President - take sr facilitating
proper representation of tNe Industrial interests
of the United Btaes at ths kXibiton of tho Indns-
ny OF ail Natlons' N be Loidtn At London, Ia the
year 1872.
regret to say have been unable 10 give personal
attcht.n tp ths u1oet subject At once ~ litter
Cattug In itself and extensively aud iutfl 'ntOly
connected with the material prosperity of the world.
Through the Secretaries Of Stttoaud Il the Interior
plan 4y8tCm has been IL yitcl and partly ina
turcd, which Will ho laLl before you.
Under 90 / hy yTtIe,i the act uf CuuyroAL en-
titled un rot tp ru.t cue property u4r for inTir-
rt'unn1'N Purposes, improved August 9th, 1891, the
legal clNuA OF r'Iu,u paI sons t. tnr labor aud
ylrc ot ctt Ia uther ltrt na Rave become forfeited,
aId uIuhers Of tho attr tlus np,ratsd are al |
ready d' poud1nt "n tho WtoI States and must be 1
provide tlr IN somc way Bcsil,s this, 1t Ia not |
Impossible that some Of TIA at'tcs will pass similar
eupytm uts tur their own beUrtt respectively, aud
by the upcraton Of which eIg uf the 4lne Glass
will bc thrown upon them for Gispoi'l. In such
case, recommend tlat COnRIeIA provide for a.
crTtn pirh personA fum such stats, accOr liuy T.
some mode OF valuation In iieu protinio OF direct
such states respectively, that suuh persona ON |
such cCItance ~ the general government be at
once deemed free, anil that In any event steps Ia
taken for coonizing both clivssas the oce hrst
mentioned, III the other shall not lee brought ntl eN-
ikteuCc,, Rt sDme place or places In cliuata con
genial TO them, II might he we'll g. con 4ler toa, |
vi ether tho free colorod people Hlrra In tho l
United States could not, 10 far 10 indiy slaE may /
desire, ho included In such ColpnH tion. To carry
out the plan uf colonization may involve Ihe acuuir-
Ing II territory aud aso the npproPra' AL Of monsy
lryoud that 20 be expended Ia tho ter Itorial aclA
HlIun, HNiuR p'attlBei tho psIlIh .tlon ut terri
tory ur nearly sAty yCNs, the question of confAtu-
noaA power " do ~ id 10 longer a1open onS With
W.
The power was Al + 81, Qposi'prCi by dr J,ryr-
slu, Who, however, IN the pure MSS OF L.uisi ma
yielded h.s srruI.s uu the plpa u great prdien-
cy, L Il he said that the only .egitmate Object Of
Srluiring territory, u 10 olrnIh homcs nr while
n. 81, Ills measure effects tA-. object Ag eIIE
grafton Il colnrel men, lcygts Ndttios.l room 2C
- htc men rom, dining or CO uinR here.
Mr. ,IpfluB,n, however, yl4gpl tho mn lIt0ngp Of