Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

- 1-N 49, ~1-
~ ~ Ssss sss '. .s..s s.. '. -
!. 49, - - 1l ..s .ss. - s....s
oeswee: oe'seos. - - ~. .s.Ss s =.
ooovsosss.s seeeeeS.. % :. S..x
Sessseessoo.s IN - "s-~s
~ 2! osseeS 40 ess
e1s.o.ss 49, - n. a......-I
! sefss yes 70 !eper 2. ~ %. seese:s1
o. ~ asses \. "a ;.s".- s,so" 4. ~.
yos io1 sss ".. ~ . ,sS,". .G.,.. 1880.
s'oo ~ p ~ s.s.s . ....s.. ~ u.h,ic cccc.,.
- -. S.....-.cs- rhe o.sn,i,v n |
~ "ss - - S.rs.s n. iaas 80 M eres
-. "a ~ ..s.. e...I 80, -. Gao /
fSo - ~ Xxx "a, oil scree vere aold
-. cs.h I AKA IA scree vere taken 40 IN. |
A.. ~. ho-...ssA - ana ,he residoe as. |
1900 ~ nnAsr ~ srantins laods for milisa-
= ho.rsiee n, ,aii,o.de and other nor.
No.. II sIso anosar, ,ha, the sale Of public
ssnds Il Iareelv a. ~ iocrease. Il has long
heen = chs,isse1 o.,InIoo az soae Of oar
vieeet ssateeoen shss ~ oeoole Of the United
states had hiahee sad more enduring inter.
est n the earl1 settlement and substantial
cultivation Of The public lands, than 10 the
amoaut Of direct revepsc % be derived from
The sale Of them. This opinion has had !
controlling ini1ueoce 10 shaping legislation Oh
the subiect Of our national domaio NAV
cite % evidence Of this that liberal measures
adopted Ia reference 70 active settlers, the
Rran. TO the States Of the overlooked lands
within their limits, 10 order to their being
reclaimed and rendered 6t for cultivation, 70
tho railroad companies of alternate sections
of land upoo the contemplated lssds Of their
roads when completed will, TOO, largely multi.
oily the facilities for pecpling our distant pos
sessions. This policy has received IL most
signal and beneocient illustration 10 Z re-
cent enactment granting homesteads 70 &C.
tive settlers. Since the first day Of May last
last, the before mentioned quantity OF 1856.
6l4 acres OF land has been taken up under
us provision. THE fact and the amount OF
sales furnish gratifying evidence Of incress
ing settlement upon pubic lands Not Nth
| sta0dine tne great suugg'e 10 Wn'co inc co.
emies OF the nation nave oeen engaged ana
has required 20 large WITHDRAWAL OF our clt'
| liens from tbelr sccoslomed pursuits. con-
| cur 10 tho Recommendation OF tne secretary
OF the Interior sugRestlOg > mooincatlo0 Of
action 10 faSor OF toose engage 10 me militia.
| ~ and naval service Of the United states !
doubt not that Congress Will cheerfui'y
adopt such measures % VIII, without essen'
tally changing ebe general features Of the
system, secure TO me greatest practicable e.
tent Its Dement'S TO those VINO nave lett their
homes 10 defense Of tne country 10 tnis srdu.
ous crisis
invite your attention 10 the views OF the
Secretary Of War % TO the propriety Of rails
iog by appropriation Of legialst:cn, re;enue
from me mineral iands OF the United 6tates
The measures provided u your last ses
sion for the removal Of . certain Indian
tribes has been carried into eject. 1nndry
treaties have resn negotiated suiCh viii, To
due time, be submitted for constitutional &C
ton. They contain s,ipalatioLs for extio.
gushing the posessive rights Of the Indians
70 large and valuable tracts ofland. It 10 pro-
posed that the efftcts of these treaties will re-.
suit 10 tbs siaOItshmeas 0t = persssne0I sod
friendly relation With such Il these tribes a
n.v. h..n hro,oh. into fr.noen. and hloodv
c.,,;,;"n 9Th nn, ou,I,,oy .e,,lrmen,s sna
sn;".sn,. ~. ro,;cv .rd mr. ;m,,.r.,;,. div
IN ,ne.s vorI! ~ ~ e.,arnmen, demand
m. a.v;on. ona con.,ao. a,,en,ion n Their
material oil, he;,o 10 their proyre., ia The
a.. ~ c;,;,. ,,;ne and ahn,a al IN ,ha ,
oor.l t,s,n;no IN vh;ch noder tho hIe,siny
If Divine pro,;deoce yin confer anon them
.iavs,ed ana .snc,;f,ino I, floence. and IN.
hoo.s and 9 ,osola,ioo, of tn. christian faith.
snooestsd ~ nv is.t annual message the
nronr;esv IF rsmedv;mc our Indian svstcm.
Suhe.onant event. have satisfied mo Of Il. ne-
Tno dotN Il ont fnrfh n n ron
~. S..-ot..v Iii ev;rco tho uroort mod "a
;u,,ed;.,s l:,;.l..;v. action
T commonS The hsrevol.noe of ,ha ;,s.;.u.
t;ors e.,. hi;shed ~ NJ, ron;ze nv tho Cavern.
r.n, ~ ~. n;s.s;o. - sa,. ,,on.,a,,. a,.d ~
torn. cora
The .,.e,.;o, If co,rre.o a..;no tho loo.
soss;o, ..a anr.nad =" o.. $500. s;,h :.
n-onos;.;o., e.. s-Isr,;o,, 10 vo,o. oo,,n,,,,;
cations hot ~een the M;ss;s.;nni river aud Tho
moth .sestsrn se.hoard vh;ch nronoe;t;on no.,
80. e.;,.., ea. .ha t;ros C;rco than ,.,a., !.
.,i ac ~ ..a..as, roo.sh;I;tv rpoH
h.s hao, cs,lad =. Ch;rsoo mon Tho s.,no s'h
loot 4 summsrv of vhose v;ev. "a cor,.;red
- = r,an,o.;ai ada-as.ad - .ha Pras;dan+ :, !
ronoress I'D NH T rov have ,he honor !,
ss go ..~ ., tn. ,h;s $780,. = ~ -h;eS
y "a, go -. 49, 80 A., -. 800.
81, 'o"S ,,h. Ia. :. !. .,;h.,;,tod o,.;.o,,,
.a'n uo ILL., "n" .. ~ ~. asn he doas
y'1I ,nan.aa 1900. - s;n.,, - III
nvw ue ae 49,, 30 s. " -" .s
.aSs - De. D s;i,oad mndar ansn;oos ~ g.
.po .,in ~ ..,;d rro.,.o.s .nd no,nr.,a.;o,,
rnia.s.S ..r;aat;o,, baot,,oes . n.lnahfa naad
- .ha r.aa. rned fe Aeo
-. 49, ,,a .,,., .or.. e ~ .
| ca-:.s:" e 80 na....,n.a. &c -,
..'.a .s,.;s 49, :" ..,o,.;op ;. ~ dau.,a,a...
:. e.. e.5 49,. &c 49, n..;o,
w. VIZ ra,n.o.s ss. -, : 700. .o ~
., s" 1850 usar,v twentv re e I'D
. Mau - e 80 .a'.s. a';ao.. ~ hi, luz. I
sas - i ..sr;nn .:.n,,s The rehe,i;on h.d
hoa, w." n.assad haek mo reduced limits. vst ~
tone af nnh1;c feeling and onn;on At home and
shrosd rss nv. ss.;sfsctorv with other s;ons
tha ,.o,,,,,sr oso.;ons ,hs1 inc. n.s.ed ;nd;cs,'
Cd pneas;ness anon. onrsevee vh,le amid
much tbs. vss cold and menacinp. the kindest
v,rds comm. fror, Eurone we're Uttered in A..
cents If n;ty that We were too blind to surren-
der. Our commerce. which was suffering by
G. - 1000. h,;It ,,ron ard fn.r;shad