The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07

at washington to be made acquainted WIN 'ne
probable policy Of Congress on this SUBJECT as
fcreshadowed by the bill which passed. tue oena'e
in March last.
Fns early hour at which it is necessary 10 put
the NEWS TO press, in order that our myriad
s,so,,ars NAV take their favorite newspaper with
.her breakfast rolls and coffee, makes 1t impossi-
RIO N nnnlish in full the remainder OF Mr. Grants
message. We, however, as matter OF courtesy,
onnend an abstract which is certainly shorter and
perhaps more interesting 'nan Vic u0'uAeN
itself: ..,,..,,
which has exclusive rights, calling of the United
States from competition upon the shores OF
France, the President recommends fierce legisla-
tion ITO protect the rights OF the citizens OF the
United States and the sovereignty OF the nation
against such an assumption"
The principal powers have been invited to en-
mower their representatives at Washington to
agree upon uniform regulations for the pro-
lection and comfort OF emigrant passengers.
The President euloglzes the good enect Oh
home manufactures, and urges the nesessi'y VI
booking to new markets for the sale OF oursurpius
products, advising that China and japan receive
especial attention. At the same time, tne fresi-
dent advises such legislation as Will forever pre-
elude the ensllvement Of the Chinese upon our
SOIL
The President says:
IN nv assuming the responsible duties OF Chief
Magistrate Of the United states, IL was WIN tne i
eonyicton that three things were essental 70 lts
peace prosperity and fullest development: FfSt
among these is strict integrity In running an our
20 se Of the
States, in each and every portion OF our common
country, wherever ne may cnoose 70 move, misn-
out reference TO original nationality, renglon'
color or politics, demanding Of him only ooedl-
ence TO the laws and proper respect fCr the rgnts
ar others: third the union OF all the states, WIN
eoua rights, indestructible by any constitutional
means. ,..,ouo,, ,,o+
the nrnclplc and interest OF the debt shall be PAID
in coin ant; has provided the means OF pay mcnt'
The administration has dlrected itS enor;s 70 s Ss
hnrsemept OF the revenue, and has dismissed or
retained officials for the good OF the service, and
irrespective Of the political interests OF the party
the President urgently recommends the total
repeal of the Tenure-of-ofice law, and advises
mat the Indians be placed in large reservations,
with ample protection, with the hope that they
nav be induced to set up in time territorial gov
ernments Of their own.
Anberal policy toward the navy is recommend
ed. as is also the total abolition Of the franking
privilege. liberal appropriation to the Agricul-
tural Bureau is strongly advised and it is stated
that the salaries of many Of the important officers
Of the government are wholly inadequate-am
these onlcers are the Justices OF the Supreme
Court.
In conclusion, the President says:
There are many subjects not alluded to in this
message, which might, with propriety, be intro
daced bat abstain, believing that yoar patriot
ism and craftsmanship win suggest the topics
and the legislation most conouclve 70 tne In.er
osts OF the whole people. On my part, promise
ariQid adherence to the laws, and their strict en-
foroement. U. . 1EANT'