, 1866-01-12

The Finances Of m1ry12nd-SsAte
Bounty Honda-The Regfstry. Law
Federal RefattonA-Tho Governors
Vfexra ON Eesrrn Erf5rnre

Views on Negro Suffrage.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 11-Gov. Swami submitted his
message 70 the G1tra session Of the Mar,tznd Ieea
latule to-day. He e1prestcB gratitude to almighty
God for the protecting as which has been e1tendch
oYcr the State during The rebellion, and for the
eseT1, nins triumph ot he principles ss
Speaking Of The hnanecs Of tie State, he gives
TIE for the call Of the Plesgnt extra session
demands growing out Of the rebellion and the fall
Visions q The Late bounty aet ppon terms s.stas-
Ing them together IN advance Of the time ap-
pointed Tor The regular meeting Of the General
1e nn the IT, Ss,S eSsr9es se s,se tse
Treasury. He says at the cose Of the fiscal xear Of
1868 the Sinking Fund had increased to such m e1
tent as to Justify large reduction Of the taxes and
the Treasury contained more linn million Of sur
Plus over and ADORE legitimate wants. Il may be
gratifying to the people OF the State that tho whole
es,sse lesss e ,as s sISsBssqs, Rsaas1t dsgs f.
~. owing 70 The healthy condition IN which the
teasnry was found, and the aid furnished BY taxa
s a0ss snd Pot n t. tbs tins
should the war debt Of the States be assumed by
Congress-. a measure not unlikely to be reported
during its present session. N,u amount to i've MIL
Referring to the bounty bonds Of the State, tho
the four millions appropriated for bonni,es b
be rays, hare been expected that IN competition
with Government, and other securities. offering the
strongest temptation Al 10 souudnese. it much moro
Slate Of MARYLAND could be thrown upon the
market, un1ett2at a great disadvantage. He would
recommend that the bounty act BE- 20 aueuaed IL TO
exempt these bonds from boIh State, county aud
municipal taxation brfo1e another attempt ts m1de
10 oaer them in the market.
The Gove11or sustalns The justice, and .conati'n-
ttonaliy Of the State registry law. Ia reference to
the Acknowledgement Of portion OF the citizens Of
the 6tate. He says 1t has been alleged that the
dom tnant party who now control the Slate, repre-
1atiou Sman, however. as the minority may be, It
cannot be denied that it is the falr End legitl.
mate representation OF whatever there Is Of
@sn TO Wsom are naeSpss for he se aeS
Jour btate md without whose uncompromIstDg de-
.otion!to The Union, Maryland would have been
rays: u do not lee1 authorized 10 recommend a H.
pudla:lon BY the Legislature Of the Organic Law Of
s2,s y ~ ass modification Of the
The Goycsnof next descania At length upon the
subject ofFsdtra1 1elalon., and ntgro
President John.on. Referring 10 lie su1iago ques-
ton, he says: With the Southern md middle States
mud perhaps our own State, this issue Of negro sui
eaehusetis, with her nlne of len thousand negroes
a.,ne $h be- GSaa9a 3 aa : ssgssis Of S11a nor:
a'a = os % Ssn easn Ee :ap.6 20 It n S stP
800 In an aggregate Of more than SOC, ,0U, and tho
other ffee state standing 10 the fame: numerical
70 eTpP @ ts 9s IN
csen 70 limited In number, etapd tn no relation
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heir country into the hands Of the African race.
have ndyerted to the Cause Of universal emaucIPa-
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