The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-17

satisfactory arrangements have bee
ade with theEmpror ofRussia whicSi,
llessd wiIItesult iFeaectins 1 Il contipumo1 M q
., ofisIsslaph through lkdssmpire 4 from i
Pacific coast 1 recommend to vour . ~ /. j,
I'll asle consideration ths subject Of an ,;n,s, i
Z httOhal telegraph across tie Atlantic ,ooe y
Z qnd also Of, Of . telegraph between ,thi
+ rap,'0i and the natiohal forts along along z n
Il ae'f ~ Of Mexico. Such connections ,estab
ilahed Sithany reasonable outlay, would i,
/, seOnom'cal as well as effective aids L
dlPIOmatie' military, aud naval service. ie,'"'.
/ aYhe consular syssems Of the Uuited,s ,state,
EupdeF The enaetneatS ofthe last congress
1, Ssglp to be self sustaining and there. Il.
1ieASqn to hope that it may become .eutirely
fstSHith Che Increase Of trade which Vii III
fcIme whenever psacs'iSrestored '"ss'''1S'si
Our Ministers aupad haves been -fa;tbfSl
hn'deleuding American rights. In protecting
\ our commercial Interests; our Consul. ba 70 .
tnaeesariiy had to encounter increased lah
4 erTahd responsibilities growing out of the
:twAE These they have for the most part met
4 aEand'dlscharged with zeal and efficiency
Tins acknowledgment justly includes those
4 ttSnspls who, residing IN Morocco, Erypt
Echiha, and other central countries, ire
leharged with complications and eSttaOrdi.
mary powers.
ssfhe condition Of the several organized
Territories isgenerally satisfact ,ry, although
'he' indian disturbances in New Mexico have
roslbeen entirely suppressed. The mineral
tresources ofColorado, Nevada, Idahoe, New
Mexico and Arizona are proving far richer
'han heretofore understood I lay before
you communications on this subject from
ne Governor of.New Mexico. ,s~, ,-e,f.
~ again submit to your considera, ion the
EstPsdisnxy Of Establishing system for the
encouragement Of the emigration; although
z tA|. eslEeiiosal zaalil s;,sin iC1,,..
~ u ts4let freedom dian for sever.
az Jsafs before the insufrection occurred y
There is still greaI deficiency of laborers
IN every field of ofindustry, especially in agri.
culture and in our mines, as we'll cf iron
and coal as Of precious metals. While the
demand fol labor is thus increased here tan.
Of thousands OF persons destitute of remuu. |
erafve occupation, are thronging our fore
Ign eonsulates and offering to emigrate tel
the United States, if essential, but very
enesp, assistance can be afforded them
~ Is easy tosee that under the sharp dis
c'plne of civil war, the nation is bepininv
a new ilifea This sncble effort demands the
aid and opghtto receive the attention and
support, of the Government
0 Injuries unforeseen BY the Governments
and md sinnintendedS may in some cases have
been Inflicted upon the subjects or citizens
OF foreign countries, both at SEQ and on
a Iana' y persons iu the service ofthe United
a'a'esi As this Government expects redresSd
rom other powers where similar injuries
niilcted \ BY persopsin their service upon
,itizeps Of the United States, we must bel
to do justice to foreigners. 1.-the
jadieial tribunal sare inadequ to
spufFp6ae, aSpecial Court maybe author.
7sh yith power tolhear and decides sacB !,
'lsins of the character referred to as, NAV ,
ave arisen under treaties and public law
jonventions for adjusting claims by your
hayc Been proposed to m some !
ioyernneatb, but no definite answer t6Ef
hese ptspositops has vet been ,lreeissed III
rom anys In course Of the session shall
robably have, occasion to, rsonss, |,
ouoY 10 provide indemni6cat;sn Il :;
laimants. DEGREES Of 9res,itptiort = bsyst
cen repdered and ,ansoe, .vordoa ( ya.,., ~