The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-05
Tho Presidents Message

tains nothing that onco' w ,u j.. g.
,cma,ksble. and nothing that VIII W g
.,n,,dorea II we except his retom"enua
ton In resafd to c'tlzens o. 'n's Iou', ~;
-. ,,,, .loves IN other conntries-ie
.r,,,,,e hocs,,se the United s'a'es To
,o-,p,o,. has no right 10 pass any sue'
,,,r-ord his recommendation as 20 re
.,,.,,,e the disabilities Of persons disqusi
fred hy the fourteenth amendment, "n'.'
Latter Recommendation Is rcm1fkspie on'.
l,.oa,,se nobody had expected GRANT 10 b
oven thus liberal. We oan Imagine, no"
ever. ;hs. even the usually stoiu dRAN
smiled when he reflected that he had thu
taken d good deal OF the wind out OF tu
sails OF lis most dangerous opporeht-
horace 6gEELkY.
The Prcslten, commences by giving Con
crrss beckhanded blow. nc repeats 'h'
substance Of his famous rclnsrk ID " 'A>
fsst mode nt getting rid OF bad ia"s /" uo'
.n., y. bos not inquired as 10 Tue
u<sdom Of the lsws, but simp'! Us ~ '" "a'
,,er wore snd bow be could best execute
tner. This may be taken rs MS apo'oS!
for bis unconstitutional proceedings ~
South Catulna. sno
90 -ocor.paes 10 the condition OF the
rs;In,rv and TO its csiam'1les are "o''
enough 10 their way, excepting OF co"A ~
r,o, IN SAYS about the southern peolic.
-. lands tho treaty between the Cnteu
st,,os AVID Great Bsllaln made last "ll'ef'
;;e ,sil. us that bis agents III France are no
lI,..r protecting the Germans 1esiuen'
,n.r,-a bid for the German vote, and sly
IL; NJ GAIL EcHCRE,
Perhaps we ough. TO include among his
remarkable recommendations bis reference
-.,I INA Nnes Of canals, &C., along tHe Dor
t;crs IF British America, yet nssoe lne
rri:eG s,atee. We shall look Into LUIS Q'ies'
lion.
me President thiuks our foreign reia'
--ons srs In O good state. He Is esnec'aiiy
esYs, On Japan and China, even going SO
5rss "a recommend that four American
,,r,hs be kept IN each of those countries.
:;ut,he Coreans were too much for him.
lie bsd 10 play DcasssRY to their way
nardness. BE says he punished them, 6u!
pd1u;s that he has made no treaty with
them, AID ha. withdrawn his vessels, leav-
t;.s :, FOR Congress 10 say whether the mat
;rr ahsil &c dropped or not.
TIE President uses honied words in
*rtpking OF Russia and OF the Grand Duke,
!,,t drops his pen in gall when he mentions
I3ny CATACAzY. What nonsense. CATS
"elndors" were true remGks.
he "lreo zone" between us and Mexico
.ilnes IN for the Presidents notice. Ncne-
zucl,, TOO, receives n gentle reminder ana
Uoclo ea7n'e little finger Is larger ard Rea-
y;er ttan her whole body.
Cuba, too, Is troublesome. Che Is too
close, Let us bring her closer. but we
lnye so recently given our views on this
eulieet that 1e will not low discuss 1t fur
TIER.
Mr.. BouTwr1L's fnaucis! poisy fods IN
the President q sLrenerous advocate. lu-
decd, we strongly suspect that BOUTWELL,
wrcto that part Of the message which
touches upon the finances. Al any rate, 1t
endorses BoUTwEIL's schemes from A to
G., Including bis arrangement with the
flnGicut5. II also, 10 spite Of tbs Prcsl-
dents rr,o trade apttcedents. comes ont
for protection TO American labor, at the
same tins t5st il makes some sersible sug
Gos!oDs III regard TO the tariff. Ii I've will
say the PfesidenO recommends the repeal
OF 81 internal tsxes, except these upon
.!CUors, tobacco, krd stamps.
The President also touchcstbe gold Quss-
1Eu- We mean specie payments. We are
mol Qu,te sure that either he, or Boutwell,.
or SuaHEa, O. CIV Of The hard.monev Title,
aie rl.h. on this subject. He recommends
additions 10 The free lst-a wise sugseb
tiun. NIpe.itntbs Of tho articles upon
which d tariff 10 levied should lie admitted
;!Io. The tax coats almost as much as 1t
cu,ucs to. The tsrii, like the Internal re-
Ne9uc tax, should be upon only few lead
Ing articles. Thus may we put stop 10
tlnu-glir and dispeugs with hundreds of
woliuess ot,ciais.
The President recommends that the NUN.
her Of officers in each stsff corps Of the
ssmy bs fixed and vacancies be flled by
promotions from the grade below, and that
lvaoancy In the chicl OF corps shall be
filed by promotion In tha corps 10 Which
the vacancy occurs.
The navy has beon Increased 10 numbers
InG efficiency Without O material increase
III eXpen 3iture,
Irc PIE ident notices the surveys Of tie
Ia'hmis OF Darien without making aDy
Recommendation touching any improve
msnt connecting the two oceans.
He recommends that vacancies In the
navy be filed by selection instead Of &c.
aioriy.
The Prefident notices the increase in the
reeeipts Of the Eos;-oflce, aud attributes II
10 tue "srowth Of education y and to the
Prosperity CT The country. There is some.
tlink Ia the last-nsmsd cause, but the
former IL q strained inference, fllttegIng tc
enthusiasts. The President ought to ue
conceded TO be an educated man but h,
uerGr "roLs many ie:;ors. He hadn't en
tr&y enough 10 snswer Mr.. DAElIl's CON
sh'u!itoEy telegram upon the SUCCESS q
LlO policy IN Virginia.
Ihe Pr,Adeut recommends the union q
The telegraph and postal systems OF tn
United Ststsa. In wat manner he doe
lot explain; but he speak. Of such uuiol
reducing The cost Of tsleeraphug aud eng
enng The construction OF telegraph line
i1rVush spsrSely- settled seations. whsre il
G!vlGual enterprise could not build them
OK course ne means that the Government
10 1t, and TO do SO must own The pateu,
The President narrates his course In ID
luklux law states what he has done
toutl Caroiiua, and relies upon the repol
81 the Committee ON Kuklux Outrages fo