Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-07

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rents relieve he AL der nom the patutnt Of purchase
,ncrc, and sfcnre hi,o , petul,nfnt home Nj on The
,5i,in ~ ,o.ilenre f,f terni nf ,tnrs THIS liberal
onl,v vites b. igr,tion from, he ola and flou the
ppo, c ,yl,i ro,t,o,s N be re, tid its rr, itiou~
rcstit. are und ubied and sill be- more sigma Is M ME
f,sied hsn time sa have given To- ID wider detelop-
ment
Congress made liberal grants Of public lands 70
In aid Of the construction OF railroads and
other tntern,l improvements hood this po cy here.
Al or Prevail more syringe provisions will he rtqli ed
To secure faithful application the fund. The tide
Tho srd bold NOT mass by patent or oherai e. but re-
some o,t an ~ tbc toad b,s been actually bull POI.
tious VI them might then from time 90 time be oonvy
ed 20 the corporation but never Ia greater iao 20 the
whole quantity embraced By the grant than iho oomrlet
cd PARTS bear 10 entire length Of the projected inn
pfovfmtut This restriction would not operate to the
prejudice Of any undertaking conceived iu good faith and
executed with feasonab energy is the se lied prao
ticc to withdraw from market the lands falling within
the operation Of such aans and thus To- exclude the n-
ccuti6n of s,nutnt alyerse ripht A breach of the
conditions which Corgie may deem proper 20 impose
should work forfeiture Of ella 20 the lands with
dfawl but uncouytyed and title to the lands convey ed
viii remain unsod
Operations on the several lines Of the Pacific Railroad
have been prosecuted with uueXHn Piled vgur and sue
cess should no unforeseen Of delay occur Is
hituty anticipated that This srea ttofoug hiarr will
be comp i,d before the expiration OF the period dessna
ted lctonpreas
urrp the last fiscal year the amount paid 90 pension
ets. including the expenses ~ disbursement, was
thirteen million four hundred ard fly nine thousand
nine hundred and nincy-sx dollars, and MY thousand
hu died aud seventy uamfs added Co TIE ptu
sion rolls The entire number 90 pensioners. june 80,
1866, was one huudr,d aud twenty iix thousand seven
hundred twenty two. This TACT furnishes melin
thoIy and striking proof Of ihe sacrifices made c Nndt-
The constitutional au horty Of The Federal Govern
mcut and 10 maintain n,iolate The integrity OF the
Union They impose upon us cofrCspone ing Obligations
IL is esNma ed that thirty three mill dollars vail De
required TO meet 'he eAgttoes OF his branch OF the SER
vice during tle next fiscal year.
Treaties have been concluded with The Indians Who,
ehu'td into armed opptti1'n To our Government W me
outbreak Of TIE rtbe u, have Internationally suomip-
ed 10 our authority, and anicst ga earnest desire ior
renewal Of al, ndb relations.
During tie year tud ug September 30, 1906. eight
thousand seven hundred and sixteen patents ior useful
Inventions aud designs were Issued, snd az That date ihe
balance ia he Treasury 60 the credit OF hc Patent fund
was two hundred aud twenty eight thousand TWO hund ed
and ninety -stycn dollars.
As subject upon which deper ds an immense amount
OF The production and oonmece of The country recon-
mend to Congress such ltgi atou as may De Necessary
for the prcseNaion of the levees q c mississippi iy-
e. ltisa matter Of national Importance that early
steps ud be- taken not only 20 aod 20 tur efficiency Of
these barriers against destructive nundaions, but for
The removal OF AL distractions 10 he free and safe nav-
gaion q ihat great channel Of trade aud CON meice
The lisuict q columbia und'r existing avs is not
entitled 10 that representation iu the National Councils
which, ON cur earliest history, has been unii ruy
euiutd 60 CD Territory established from tine TO time
wi hin our limits IL mainiains peculiar relations 10
Congress TO the Cons tu ion has granted the
er OF ,xerc,irp txrlusiye legislation over the seat
govern meut Our felow-citztns residin4 ia he DE-
tric whose interests are thus ooufied the special
guatdisnshp II Cor gfts exceed nnumbet the popula
OF hcNehl OF l0ffiloieh ana no hal itdson Is
perceived why deleeae Of thei choice should not be
admitted to aieat in the Que of Representatives No
M de seems 50 appropriate and thectual Of enabling
them to make known Vi cir peculiar condition and wants,
ami OF securing the local legislation adapted to them
de eieeor, Of The District Of Columbia to choose DEF
egate 70 be allowed the same ignts and privileges
delegate rcpresepnp Toritory The increasing enter
prise and rand prog eos Of i'm ruvemeut ia he District
are hisniy er1Hg and ug,' hat The Efforts Of he
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suDeet 81 CONT lalht On ~ F"Il ues No" ueth Uneven
Inc eohRIAiu alohs Oh - NB'etb 10 we emperor ui
hussia uith ils Escape nom attmpl'd a'saSslh"uoh
have been presented 20 that tumane and enl 9h u
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Inc hAeeuiue WAIhtu vi an "'ei'pt Oy 'I@uisI
AWtieah tafthieitIs 10 u uut We tmFialoh V' f'tu
men OF me Oultd states TO leIt ign country poesea
against he pf Jet AS one "heu' Neulu
6I fthn which No have & bren retfeea Assur-
ance b.s hsn rc,d ON, In. foyetr reut the stte
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meet neither s encourage. en- nor approval ID Ia a
question worthy Of v,r ns deriion 9bethtr our las,
upup his AM ices ae edeau,te The prevention or pun.
ishmeut II ths crime linus n. editated
In tbe ino IA OF Anil .sst aA G. upreis lis aware a
frIpdly slf,.pemett yss r,lde between he Kmuetor
ofFfaHct ana be President cf the United States fr b
wi hdrawal from Mexie of the French expedi, eD
military forces TINS withdrawal was 10 be tfeced ia
tbree detachments the 6rs Of which IL as stood
wcud tayt Mexico in Noy,nLeJ nov past the second
In Match next aud tbei thId snd iast In Noyenbsr'
1867 In medatey upon he cor pleton OF the eyaeua-
tiou the French Goyetrreut wa 90 as. tir,e the same
attitude AZ non Intervention ia rfpafd TO Ni txco AS is
held bv the tyetumtnt of the Ufitd States R,ueat.
ed a,sutan ek have b,tn given by the kmtefor since
maj npte,mrut That he would eo,uule, he promised
evacuation within the petiod men f. or suor er
Il wastcasouabl, eatecttl that Lie proceedings thus
contemplated wuull produce "a CRIES II preat political
intsrp nm tb4 tepuhhc of Mexie1 ghe n.Nly poirt.
ed Minister II th' United tates Nr Can,Dbei was
therefore sent forward ot the 9Th laY Of Nn,4nber Ia.
10 a,s me his troutr 6uct MS a. Minister Peuipoten
tiar, II d, Uni I'd states To that Kfp tc Il was All
so thought xiediftt that he shod he attended m the
yieint, OF fxieo by the Lituttrapt Gen,a ~ tbe
Amy the United a, es with the view of obtsniue
s1eb ia formation As might be iuport.nt TO deterup,