The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27
"A Great leducnen q Internal Taxation
10 b Recommended,
THE TARIFE TO BIZ REVISED.
M fsoeeable PolIg Tswald ~ Isilans and
- NaTiiks Polisy lgainat ~ II
Llux 10 b Confined



Warrington Treaty.
WASHINGTON. Nov 20, ls71As {
mo Fspses of AL the exscullve departments have
To President has also completed. in It's prominent
points. his annual Message to Congress- though the
dssumsnt has not yet been
Read BRFoRz TIE CABINET.
II b understood that this viii be done on Tuesday
nsxt, when the various subjects treated upon VIII
be fully discussed. Unusual care has been taken
tsvesvsat premature exposition Of It's contens.
and the President has refused even to risk the
printing Of 1t IN advance Of the delivery Of the
document to Congress.
Tue Message, judging from its leading features,
which We have obtained, however promises to be-
one or unusual importance. and win prove one OF
the most popular that has yet come from the pen Of
the ohief Magistrate OF the nation.
rHR LEADING SUBJECTS
which VIII be discussed Will DO internal taxation,
dians ana tho Ku Klux disturbances in the South.
On the question Of
INTERNAL TAXATION
II II understood that the Message will recommend
the abeiition Of all internal taxes except on spirits
malt liquors. tobacco in every form, and stamps
Considering the satisfactory condition OF the
hnanoos II has been found by careful estimates that
the current expenses OF the government, including
the interest on the national debt. De easily met
from tho revenues from these sources and still
leave surplus for annual smal reduction Of the
principal This Is chiefly owing to the successful:
administration OF the Internal Revenue Bureau In
the COLLECTION OF the taxes the articles retained
THE TARIFF
VIII also be fully treated upon but the Message will
embrace no specific Recommendations as to the
articles upon which there shall be reduction or
which shall be placed on the Tree list. The matter
OF details Will DO left to Congress- though it win be
suggested that those things which can be included
In revision OF the tariff with the least injury to the
interests Of the country should be first considered
tue FINANCES
will be touched upon generally, leaving the report
OF the Secretary or the Treasury 20 make such re-
commentators and suggestions as may be neces-
sary carry out the financial policy of the admin.
istratioD.
The work OF the year In the Improvement of the
condition Of the peaceable Indians and the domes.
tication Of those still at large on the plains will be
reviewed. No material change in
TIKI INDIAN POLICY
will be recommended. Tho Message will also
allude but very briefly to the operations OF the Ku
Klux societies In the Southern States. 1t will be
lett 70 the Attorney General to report at length the
condition OF the question and what measures have
been taken to suppress this tnsurreotionary Order
Tie labors OF the
HIGH JOINT COMMISSION
and the successful conclusion OF the Washington
Treaty during the past year will be subject OF
graduation Congress- with the expression OF the
belief that the completion OF the duties Of the COM
missions established by the treaty will harmonize
all matters OF controversy which have been so long
pending between the governments At Washington
and London. This Will also lead to some observa-
tons upon the generally satisfactory relations ex-
listing between the United States and the rest Of tho
world. What further measures will be taken re.
speeding the
RECENT CAMPAIGN IN THE C0REA
have not yet been definitely determined. A strong
policy. however, is Indicated. particularly In view
OF the uneasiness felt IN the empire OF China to-
wards foreigners. The punishment OF the Coreans
for the murder OF wrecked American seamen is
Tbo frtr orffn NJ 4 ha
ern ment will be prompted BY the conduct Of the
King and subjects OF that country and the general
aspect OF Affairs In the East
the necessity OF .
REFoRM IN TIM CIVIL SERVICE
hes already been brought before Congress IN pre-
may DO made. ANY further discussion OF
THE ST. DOMINGO QUESTION
Is yet under advIsement The Message, 1t Is under.
STOOD will be as brief as the subjects discussed will
admit, merely calling the prominent points OF the
Department reports the special attention OF Con-
gress leaving the Secretaries to present the details
OF matters under their immediate direction.
The Message will BE- given out In the usual way,
certain number to be furnished to the press I'm
mediately after the departure Of General Porter.
the Presidents Secretary. from the Executive man.
sion TO tbe Capitol.
The Secretary Of tho Interiors report viii treat
OF length. Of tho Indian question, and make sunary
recommendations, IN order to carry into efect ftho
peace policy Of tho President
THE COMING CONGRESS-.