The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-09
Gov AnOREw,s MESSAGE.


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BosToN, Jan. 3.--Goy. Andrews message Il
the Legislature, 70 day?7is Of unusual length.
gives,a general history oflacts and figures,s no"
ing the part Massachusetts has thus far takeI
against the Southern rebellion. .-...ooo
The war expenses foot up nearly So, 3oo'9Uo
10 Offset this the state has been reimbursed "
Government $776 600. and by other snn ms, noH
iug the aggregate refunded nearly vi OOo'Voo
The troops sent into the fed. both FOR three
months and three years with the exception OF
one battery, have been fully armed anu equip
The C;overnor recommends the State TO as
sumo the collection of the direct Nanonai Tax az o.
1895, 1861, being its proportion OF TUE @%o'o'0'-
900 authorized by Congress; ...-...--..- r
Tho STATE ffas contributed five regiments OF
infantry one battery Of artillery, and ohe bat
taIion If riges. Of her militia tothe three months
service: and 70 the three years service she has
Ami az volunteers, "a regiments ofinfantry one
81 cavalry. five batteries of artillery, compan-
les of sharp shooters, aud an infantry batta hon
Of companies Six companies more are attach
ed to two regiments from New l ork .... tf
a#. The Governor urges the repeal of the constr
tutional discrimination between citizens OF al
len and those of foreign BIRTH The recomuen'
dation made by the General Government with
reference to coast defense is fully endorsed. A
communication from General TOtten upon this
subject will be laid before the Legislature p.
Fl. MlitaryseducatiOn in our common schools is
recommended. .'aH .a'rr. -. =. ....' ',.r.
g. The whole number of enrolled militia is 1877, !
1876. The whole number who. have gone into
the volunteer service of the United States Is re-
ported by the Adj utant General at27,279, About
HOOD more are" estimated to'be III the MAYA
service as sailors and marinesi leaTlag w ,Po'
at home, besides those men capable otoFdth2ry
biz Massage
follows: r.. 's' '-',.I "'."a 90 p"
THE creat rebellion must be put down anq
It's promoters crushed beneath eTulns OF ihel'
own ambition. The greatest CRIME On history
must receive doom SO swift and sure that fht
enemies of popular government shall stShh u
awe while they contemplate the electric energy
and Commemorative power of democratic instItp
tions OF q free people. /.
3. 4 ,Tba 1nonsttous character of the crime has
never vet been adequately concelVed,no nor IS Ban
guape able to describe it. Gronndtess ana cause
less In It's or1ein,it beeamand grew up and con
THINGS under the lead and directions OF men who
had received all the fsvors and enjoyed all the
blessings Of our government, and who were
bound by official oaths to maintain It.
"Reckless of the consequences and determine
nd 10 ruin where they could NOT rule they con
spired against the welfare of nearly 3O,OoO,0Ou
people and their countless posleSIty, Ibey
plunged theIn Win lncOnCetNaoio hIduHeos, i
10 every danger and suffering and sorrow which
kllow:' The American citizen can recognize
no social duty intervening between himself and
his country He may urge reform, but he has
no right to destroy Entrusted with the pre-
cioul inheritance of liberty, and endowed wlfh
the gift Of participation III popular GoYern
ment The coEfd iton makes him at once the behe
fcisry and the defender otlnterests and lnstl
tutions he cannot innocently endanger anC
when he becomes traitor to his countryl'e com
uits eottal treason against mankind. let Mas
sachusetts in following ;he flag and keeping steT
to the music Of the Union never falt TO prove
to all blythe characteristics OF her people ina
she Is to-day rs she was Of old. when she 1t va
that first unfurled the flag. Hencelorth there
will be none to consider nov TO reconstruct tht
Union, excluding New England from the sister
hood of States Wherever foe Threatened e
"blood" was the call, they heard the people o
New England respond by opening the lap 0
their Industry ,nnd by the march otthelr braves
And now, when the beauty OF Israel has beer
slain in our high places, and when our Lee,an'
Revere and lockwood, aud Bowman. are IL
felons' cells, aud hundreds of her sons wear gu
their hearts in sad captivity, victims OF thei
valor and devoton 20 our Union, one irrepres
sible impulse moves our people and inspire
our soldiers in the field one prayer to see tn
day when an army of loyal Americans shall
hammer &C the doors of'their prison house, wit
both hands. pledged TO the solemn task of Wal
and with neither hand averted to uphold the il
atitution which rs the cause of all this woe, an
that they shall not turn back and that thei
sword return not empty, until the grand deIiV
erance shall be accomplished.