The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07


system, through mes rs Of which increased vi aityt
IL incidentally impaired to all the indus rial eres
OF the nation the duties should be so adjusted to
fail most heavily attic Of luxury, necsAsAries of
life free fr I'm laxation the absolute OF the
Goverhmsnt economically Admiuisteret, will justify
No favored class should demand freedom from asses
ment, and tie taxes should be soI distributed as not
20 fall unduy on the poor, bus ra her GU the accu-
INFLATED wealth Of the country. We should lock at
the national debt just as it is-not NJ national
bessnp, but as heavy burden on the industry Of
delay.
1t is estimated by the Secretary Of the Treasury
that II expenditures OF the hscsl year sndine the
Both Of June 1865 will excsed the receipts 9l12,-
lS4, 947. tbs gratifying however, to state that 1t
also estimated that the revenue for the yeSr ending
the SOth of June, 1867 viii exceed the expenditures
in the OF Sl11 $50 s1s This amount, or so much
az may be .semed sufficient ior the purpose, may be
applied to the reduction OF the pablo debt. whichon
she StBt day Of October, 1868. 81 T4u S54 750
Every reduction viii dImnBh the total smount of n.
trrest to be paid, SO enlarge the means still
further reductions until The whole shall be hQuIdated;
and this, will ne from estimates of the Secre-
Try of the Treasury, may be accomplished by an
nuAl payments even within period not exceeding
hmty years. lhAve faith shat shall do all ,his
y thin \ re sEonabs time that, have smaH d
he world by the suppressloa OF civil war which
WIS thought 70 be beyond The con rol OF any GuV
ernment, sc shaii city show the superiority OF
Cur Institutions ~ the prompt aud faithful discharge
Of our national Obligations.
The department of Agriculture, under its pre- sent
direction, is accomplishing much in developing and
utilizing the vast agricultural capabilities Of the
aud for iufOrmA ton respecting the
Of its mans cement, reference is made the annual
report OF the Commissioner.
Ihave dwelt thus fully our domestic affairs be
cause Of their transcendent Importance. Under any
eircums great extent of tsrYto-y and Va.
riety Of cmste producing almost every thius that 10
necessary for t.,e wants AID even the comforts OF
NAN, make uG singuisry independent of the vary.
ing policy Of foreIgn Powers, AID protect against
every temptation 10 "eutangling alliances" while a;
the esent moment the re ESTABLISHING mt Of hAI mony
nd the strength that comes from harmony. will be
our best security against "nSIions who feel power
and forget right" For myself, it has been and viii
be my constant aim pI omote peace aud amiiy
with AL foreign nations and Power j.; aud have "
e'y reason to believe that they all uiihot exception
are animated with the same dIsp0si ion. Our rela.
tions with the kmperor Of China in the orr
gin, are most friend y. Our commerce with his do
minions is receiving new developments; and it 'is
very pleasing 10 nnd that the Cove nment of thaI
great Empire ness sstisfac ion with our poIicy
and Teposes just confidence in the fairness winch
marks our intercourse The unbroken harmony be-
TWEEN the United States and the Emperor of Russia
receiving new supp-rt from an enterprise designed
to carry telegaphc lines across the Continent OF
thro his domnDns to connect us with all Europe by
| u new chsane of Intercourse. Our commerce with
South America ID about 10 receive eucoura by
direct line Of mail steam ships to The rising EmpiFe
of Br ax The dist gulshed party OF men Of Sc ence
who have ief our cou try to m Ike scienhfs explo
ration OF the paturai history and rivers aud
tain ranges OF that region, have received from thu
Emperor mat generous. welcome which was to have
bees expected from lis constant friendship ior the
United Statss, and HIS well known zeal in the ad-
vancsmeIt OF osledGe. hope 10 entertained thai
our commerce with the rich and populous ccuntries
that border the sdterraneun may be .rgeiv in
creased Nothing viii be wanting, the pat oil
this government, extend the protection OF hsR
the enterprise OF ouf eli0wcti=enB We receive
| + The Powe in that region assurances Of good
will. and it is worthy OF note That special envoy
na. brought Is messages Of condo- nee the death
OF lat Chief Magistrate rom the Bey II Iunis
whose rule Includes the old domlnfonS OF Carthage
| on she Afri coast. .-.t. .
Wheh on the rsanizaion Of Cove nmsht. under hi
Constitution, the President OF the nttsd States denver
ed his inaugural address the w" Houses Of Congress
he said hem and thrO them to the country aud
mankind that 1.-The pTessrvation Of tbs sacred tire OF lib
erty the dssi.y Of she republican model Of gyern-
Are s is hpa
pie And the House OF representatives answered ash
hand which has leo The American people thru many
dicutes cherish conscious responsibility &c the del
have ri ded tbese words spoken; the Uni
States have passed hro trials than
fOreseen; and now, this s.och in existence
ma ion with Union purised by sorrows and strength
hold ourselves erabe before fellow tn
has proved suoency peace and war; has vind
Gated It's authority through dangers and attic ions
sudden and terrible emerg nc's which would crushed
system had been less firmly fixed in the Of
people AT the inauguration Of Washington tho fOreigi
relations the country few and trade was re-
pressed by hostile regulations; now ALL the civilized
sraments profess towards us amty Then our country
tetitewRy hetsnSly along untIied path with State
as to be hardy known another, and with nistOrt
traditions extending over very few yenrs
between the swift and intimats the experiene
of centuries has been crowded into lew
has created intense indestructibs nationality The
our jurisdic ion bevond the inconvenien
boundaries OF the territory which had acheVed ndepend
ence; now through csssions Of lands coonised
Spail and France the country has acquired
pex character aud its natural limits the chain
Lakes the Gulf of Mexico; and the east and tn
two great Other nations wasted BY civil
before they could establish themselves the
degree Of unity the conviction that
of government is the best know TO the world ha
with complete ssdcaJion OF the al
ity of The General Government and with OUT local ber
grants that crowd to shores Witnesses tn
confidence Of all peoples in permanence Hsre is tn
land Of labor; where Industry blessed
unexamped rewards and the IRE ID Of the workingmai
eosntTy lis his tSn caus his safety his own dsnit
Here enjoys the free of his and tn
combined influence Of fruitful genai elimes
s sasS
bound resources, wealth has increased with twofo
cure against nancal vieissudes of ether countries,
alike in business and in opinion, secenred and ru
vide education fol every one horn soil Here re
gon released from pod al connection with the civil gov
ecoes in sinepe spiritual life of he pGoPic
Here toierson i extenad to every opiD%n; and in Oh
the victory Here the human mind forth unsnaekle
acq uire increasn mastery the
fure. Here national domain is offered and held il
millions of separate that e"w citizens
nd tie occHpanis ofany ther psrl earth cOns
tete in eay people Here exists lhe democratic form
tefsion of European statement gives power OF whic
other form IL capa6e, because Incorporates
man witt the stale and arOuSes everything that belongs
the soul"
Where, in pas history. does parallel ex ,st to tn,
public happiness which is withi1 the reach OF
people of the United Statesf Where In any part o
the globe, instu ions be found suited to then
habits or entitled to Their love their Con
stitutenY Every one of them, then, in Whatever
Of the land lie has his ONE, must wish perpetuiiy
None of them Will not wv acknowledge in the word
OF Arlington, that, 'egery step by which The peo
pie of the United States have advaaceI 20 the char
aeer OF an independent nation seem to hsVe oeei
dis, ingnished By .oms token OF Prov dsntal ag=ncy
Who will not join with Lle in the pra3er, that III
invisible hand which has led US through the cloud
that goomed around our path, will so guide
to per feet restoration of frsternai affection, tina
we OF this ga, may be able TO transmit great in
hertsnce of state Cover in alt their rights,
the GeneIa al G. vernmept il it's whole constitutions
vgor, to pos,erty, srd they TO theirs thu ough
less generations
| ANDREW JOHNSON.
| WARRINGTON, Deee mber A, 1865