Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-08

Tue direction OF ufNIfa shall not CuusnNt 20 ImUNf
tho sacred right by comforting 10 upon fictitious OF
found that the Minister Tor North Germany had made
propositions Tor the negotiations Of convention for The
protection Of emgrnnl passcnges 60 which no response
had been given. 10 was concluded that Co De- cnctua
nll the maritime power. engaged 10 the tndc should
join in such measure lnyintons nave been cNtondcd
tn he tninets OF lnnion fafs flufcucc Berlin hfus
SELLS, The Hague Copenhagen, aud stockholm, Co ems
power their Representative at Washington o. simuln-
uouusy enter into negotiations and tu conclude with
The United states conventions identical Boo form making
uniform regulations as the construction of the parts of
vessel. Co he devoted to the use of cmgrnnt passengers
as o the quality and quantity o food Co. the medical
Treatment OF the ck aud as 90 the rules 90 Doe observed
during the voyage loo order to secure ventilation and o
promote health Co prevent Intrusion and tu protect the
females aud providing Tor the osah shment Of tribunal.
n the several countries Tor enforcing such regulation.
Your attention IS respectfully called to The law rosu.
nfug the tHrIn uu Russian hemp aud tu The question
whether 90 hy Che charges Russian hemp higher than
they are fixed upon Manila BIS not violation OF our
treaty with Russia, placing her products upon the snmc
footing with those of t,c most favored nations.
oar manufacture nro increasing with wonderful up-
ltf, undcf the announcement which they now receive,
with The improvement. In machinery already elected
aud stll Increasing, causing machinery 90 take the
place OF skilled labor Co "a large extent
our imports Of many articles must mll Of largely with
Zoo very icw years Fortunately, too. manufactures
arc not confined o. few localitos A. ornrriv nnd ID /.
to Doe hoped will hocumo and more dnu-od making
thc interest n them equal u AN sections. They give
omplVmcut ana support 90 hundreds uf thousands ui
people 40 home, and retain with us the mean. which
otherwise would Dee shipped abroad
The cNtenuun OF railroads iu Europe and ihe East s
bringing ntocompct u0n with oura-rcultuml products,
products of other counties Sofutet- ltuut -eIcpros-
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80 the necessity otlookiu- Go other markets or tho sale
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Of the naturalization 90 cultivate such relations with aid
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butter commercial relations.
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tne -h-ac y ana tio efforts 90 one oi our most dsiiu-
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iifr,i re,lts v,ere i lt'ii3 10y , "a' po
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anS eeta,'ol IN sust9ning elelont officials against re-
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possible 20 arise nom leaving ON the statute boek &
so.callel Tenure Of ogice Nh And a., c.r,', la, ,
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teutiop of No frafr.r' e H., Ta iiit,,t' L ~ t
dlnr mat arf,oint,,.tfs nod i, ,h, ~ 49, tylli
- ~ r. ~. lullu ~ tle tlv5luehl should
bye De 'c m 1 Ie ssns'e .hat 'ne latter should
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,f tbe sovorpnent WA tit, in'n
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endi 6r r. u' ii ai ~ Mnon Ne nas sus-
orve n aGriinstrifi ,t ,b "i't', ,o tAoly T.,
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tno a1J a 6ri bnt n, W. XII s,ITsi Guo Piospolly
.t,,s amended fr,,u, ti,r'c ~. ti,,, M H. W '--
e ~ @ m ,oI tlliu 20 'lno as uu9 may prove ln
M XXI w. liU,o i'sli r aua uulo,.saiy are proany
M @ t, Ing ''l,'4 ylllipt ue allaihed .y
.'i must N9 io-aiIed as Acl Oy The
II p,,bc i,i 'N' s'Nuu''9 "olu'o'oou III 10y iocs
ID pun "a VltnlOt
' wy u.ual.o " tle government o the present
nfineot ia 7i. "a ~ -,'si ,hlsp lni' Oh lus
~ ' Wv i'a utpn .u'9uot OF cmuaifiss
.n' e9 Expense, anl ha5 ueen attended with contin-
49, @ M, tlll'.gis alt N!l' FROM my own oAps-
ience upon inc frontiers ana M Indian countries do not
gu oltet lesslhtlon or te conduct Of the whites who
n, lost in coNIa,t WIN tLe In1an pameless for
, ~ . ~ ist .o".nc i, vaiinoi ~ u4dohe'
m thv question must nc met a. we now hud lt. have
iteinpeu new locy toward these wards Of the nation
ny 'anlut pv IVIaiuot "a any other ilsht thhn ns
~ ' WIN ~ i 70 iat a. tle'' anu Nhch nope
- ~ WIN great success The So
VI w. rl,o"s % hn1Nh as hhFhs succeeded In
ps, 49, wi ~ , iill 5 ~ lie gary settlement
~ MIA ~'io ~ nvl-nuyIs Vl 9theI sects IN
~ - ~ WI constantly ennIuileu. lhey are
p Nlonu oi thoII 9pPositl9 70 AZ atiie violence and
az au aig soleaI! noteu ior ther strict Integrity
ln Mr dealings lhcse considerations induced me o.
We ue management OF few reservations OF Indians TO
i,in' nhl 20 thio" e nuiueh OF selection Of agents
ou tne 'Yyey itsel me result mas proved most sat
iactory IL will be found more fully set forth i'm the
port OF tne Commissioner OF Indians
u Wy OF lhuHls not on The reserVa-
1i5' oleeIo ui Tue army were selected The reasons
tlls hie numerous Nhere indian agents are sent,
eis or near Were, troops must be Sent and also the
5oul anu 'he eouiudei o lhe troops are Independent
ea.i utle. any Ht ,H.9t 70 the ORDER trum the DIFF
rent departments OF the Government The army OH.
= iolIs position Tor lile The agent one at tho viii
uhe freNdent Inc former Is personally Interested ina
wing IN haImo9 win the Indians anu IN the establish
guy ei permanent peace 70 the end that some por-
pm o ms e may ne spent withn she limits Of civilized
eey' Inc latter has no such personal interest. An
et reason Us al economic one ana still another the
pa Mhch the hpyernment has upon life officer
re lAthu discharge OF duties In carry out given
lAcy; ~
Ihe building OF railroads and the access thereby given
an the agricultural and mineral regions OF the cuun-
o. fapldly bringing civilized settlements into contact
IN All the tribes OF huians. No matter what ought TO