Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04

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EralN ANu ulF surIu knuLirAN Eifiuil'- r.
Ia o. efaiifiur 60 announce that tbr
taiifaiiuts 81 abe couNruiiun vuur.udrl
uullt ffs aueri7.. 81 this UUyruaeul he-
tween Srain ga ihr cue Tau. All s..iei
Erfu'air. 81 the pacii, "a ihc other. rlo-
Vidiu. iur au am.iics. have hsou cX-
cbalccl. A co.y Of tle Instrument i-
herewith s4imiuid Il /, har-l chat
this may D. followed 10y Irrm4u,af
, Ioacc Iuur,u thctsueIuii,s
brLIN.UtNr vUNHCLlA.
d {, uuh rc.iti. hoac,er, aunDuuss
that thc Glvcumsut of A,uCzuu.a has
. made uo further paymrui, ga account 81
, the award, uuler lLe Ctrv,n'i u Of the
18th Il April, 1886. That Rspu'lic Is
understood Co be nlv almost, IL uu, galc,
p taulu;iizcd. Il is hoped, Therefore.
|, that il will lose 90 time .n providing Tor
4 the uupail balances Ct liz debt 20 thc
Il United States. Having OF giuaicd ia IN
jurics otis citizens rs the Venezuelan
4 authorities, and having been acknowledged
!. Ie'suiIt 90 the treaty ia the mus' solemn
Il ioIm kuo.u among nations. il would seem
g.. so deserve a preference over debts Of "a
O different origin aui contracted in "a differ
IN cut manner This subject Is agl;u recon.
r. m,nlcl to the attention of congress for
t. such action as may be deemed rrTcr.
II. RELATIONS Win JAPAN.
g. Our treaty relations wish Japan remain
o. unchanged An important embassy irun
- that interesting and progressive nation
II, visited lhi, country during the year rhal
il. IL passing, but beng urprJyidcd with tn,
a. powers Tor the signing Of convention IL
d this country, 10 conclusion in that direct
nm ion was reached. IL is hoped, however
rh that the interchange OF opinions, whicl
,. look place during their stay in this cCun
: try, has led 10 mutual appreciation 0
mr. the interests there. Our representative
d. would not even then he placed upon al
he equality with the representatives. oil grca
J.. Dulian aud Of some other powers. 4
PC. nov situated, our representatives. in Jall
or aud Culna have to depend for interpreter
.s. aud trans,atorS upon the natives OF thus
ci. countries, who know our language mpcl
nj tcctly, or procure Tor the occasion the sc
los vices Of employees N foreign bushes
houses or interpreters 10 O;hcr iurcig
minister.
II renew the accommodation made O
III. a previous occasion OF the Transfer 10 ia
his Department Of The interior, to which the
.es. seem more appropriately to belong, oI "a
an. the powers aud duties IN relation to tho,
noe Territories with which the Department ,
an State is now charged 10y law or by custom
tbr Congress from the beginning Il he Co
,;c. ermucnt has wisely made proyis!on iur tt
l., relief Of distressed seamCu III fore
hor countries. No similar provision has hu'
-. ever, hitherto been made for the rt iici {
+ citizens IN distress abroad other than scj
NM men. 1t is understood to be custumal
~ with other governments to authorize co
l,a, suls TO extend such rtlcf TO their citi2e
,,,,s or subjects in certain cases. \ smi.i
Of authority and an appropriation are cor
,., mcndcd IN case OF citizens Of the Unit,
~ States, destitute Of sick under such q
:; cumstances. 1t is well known that su
,,r. citizens resort to foreign countries
, great numbers Though most Of them u
,La able to bear the expense incident 30 loo
,,,,,, motion, there are some Who through act
';.s dent or otherwise become Pennies al
''>' have no friends at home able to aucc
them. Persons in this situation must cit
;, err perish, cast themselves upon the CHI;
! y, Ity of foreigners. or DC relieved at the +
3D. waite charge Of our own officers, who I
d. ualIy, even with the most benevolent {
.,n, position, have nothing to spare for sd
nd purposes. Should the authority AID t
~, preparation asked for be glantcd ca
~ will he taken to So carry the hcncGccl
',a, of Congress into effect, that it shall
' be unnecessarily or unwouhiiy bestow,
,,;U. With the great reduction Of tuXali
a 80" by the act of Congress at its last sess'
I,aa the expenditure OF the Government
'o"s collecting the revenue will be much
w" duced for the next fiscal year 1t isyt
wa rn doubtful, however, whether any furti
reduction Of so yexaious burden ~
ny" w. the people will be practicable for
10y present. At all events as a measure
'''' Justice to the holders Of the nations ce,
fcate4 of Indebtedness | would recC
', w. mend that 10 more legislation be had
."e this ,ubject unless it be to correct err
of omission or commission in the pres
Wv laws, until a sufficient time has el0Isec
az prove that it can be done and still lie;
:" sufficient revenue to meet the curren
"a penses Of government, pay interest on
't u" public debt and provide for the sink
w. fund established by law. The prescl
,'''i' ton of our national credit is OF the hi
VA" va: est Importance. Next in importance
w. this comes a solemn duty to provide a
) w. ~ tiona currency Of fixed, rnvaryiDg va
~ ~ :" as compared with gold, and as soon
". -, practicable, having due regard for the
W terests of the dobtor class and the vi
,3 STUDIES of trade and commerce, conve
, ,' ,he bic into gold at par.
,d !, MILITARY DETAILS.
the The annual average mean strength
thin the army was 24l0l white and 2494
for ored soldiers. The total deaths for
have wear reported were 367 white and "a
the ored. The distribution of the Med
esept and Surgical History of The War is ye
w of be orderd by Congress There exists
con. absolute necessity for a medcal corps
and the full number established by act
r. the Congress July 2S 1866. there b.
.esses now SO vacancies, and the number Of
trnc- cessful candidates rarely exceeds elgh
II 90, IN onv ono vpar