The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-12

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taxation, uiIle m our import system.
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On ARTICLE, % luxury having the neees-
.afic. 81 i 6 q. Tree tfom taKauop a the
absolute Na4is Il lhe Government, eco
nom.eally administered, wili justify. No
favor i Gas. should demand freedom from
assessment, and the taxes should he p DIS
tfibmgd IS net 10 lali uudnly ou the poor
7 bui Father on tie accumulated wealth OF
TIE caumry. We should look al the M.
iionsi dcbt JOS, as il is--AOl as national
blessing BOT Is a heavy burden on the IN
dustry VI lbe country, 20 he discharged
without unnecessary delay.
II Is estimated by the Secretary Of the
Treasury dat the expenditures for the o..
cal year Guiding The sod, Of jane, 1866
ail exceed The receipts sll2,l9l.96. II
is etsii}iue. however. 10 state that il i
also estimated that the revenue for the
ear ending Tie 30ti Of june, 1857, will
exceed The expenditures IN The sum Of
sil.652,Sl6 This amount, or SO much
Is may be deemed Sufficient for tie pur-
pose, may be applied 10 the reduction Of
the putlic debt, which, on tho 3 lst day VI
October, 1860. was S2,740, Sj4 .7jQ-
Every reduction will diminish tie total
amount OF interest TO be paid, and so en-.
large The means o. still further reductions
unil the whole shall be liquidaled and
this, as will be seen from tie estimates Of
the Secretary Of tie Treasury, may be &C.
compliahed by annual payments even
within a period mol exceeding thirty years
J have faith HAT we shall do all ibis with.
in reasonable time; that as we have
amazed the world by the suppression Of a
civil war which YVES thought TO be beyond
the control d any Government, 50 we
shall equrlly show the superiority Of our
Institutions by the prompt and faithful
discharge Of om national Obligations.
The Department o. Agriculture, under
itspresent direction, is aecompi hing much
in developing and util zing the vast agri
cultural capabilities OF the country, and
for Information respecting The details Gifts
management reference is made 0 the an
nual report Of th- Commissioned
have lwelt thus fully on our domestic
affairs because Of their transsendent inn
portancc Under any circumstances, our
great extent Of territory and variety Of
climate, producing almost everything that
is necessary for the wants, AMI even the
comfort, OF man, make US singulaply in.
dependent Vi The varying policy ofloreign
Powers, and protect u. against cNe cry Temp
tatlon 70 "en,ngrlng alliances, while at
he present moment the re establishment
OF harmony, and HE strength that comes
tom harmony. Will be our best security
against "nalions who feel power and for
get right" For myself, il has been and
nill be my constant ann 10 promote peace
aud amily With all foreign nations and
Powers and have every reason to be-
heye that uey all, without exception. are
animated by The same disposition. Our
relations with the Emperor OF China, SO
recent 10 their origin, are most friendly
Our commerce with bis, dominions IS re-
ceiving new Developments and it is very
pleasing TO find that the Government Of
that great Empire maniieats satisfaction
with our policy and reposes just conf lence
IN the fairness which marks our inter.
course. The unbfoken harmony between
the United States and the Emperor Of
Russia is receiving new support from an
enterprise designed to carry telegraphic
lines across the continent OF Asia, through
his dominons, and so to connect Us with
all Europe by now channel Of inter-
course. Our commerce With South Amer
lea is about 10 receive encouragement BY
a direct line Of mail steamships 10 the ris-
Empire Of Brazil. The distinguished par
" Of men q science who haze recently
left our country TO make scientific tx.
p.oraiion Of the natural history and rivers
aud mointan RAJ Is of that region, have
received from lhe Emperor lbl generous
weIcorlc which was to have been expected
liom BIS constant friendship Tor the United
States, and his well. known zeal in pro.
moiing The advancement OF knowledge
4 hope /. cnieriaiaed that on commerce
with Use rich and populous countries that
border tie Mediterranean sea may be
largely increased Nothing viii BE- want
ing, on tho part oflhIs Government, TO ex-
tend the protection OF our flag over The
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