The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-04

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Getting Tie EaasPriss 1t . very late
Asur (as ~ been the case since the Tun-
mel Fire) Ne xss slabled to prsse.e Cur
readsss with only bsief and Eaeagre
summary Of the President's Message to
Congress:
He alludests the Boston fire and Boston
pluck; refers to and explains the interna-
tienal ssat.s a ths Alabama Claims;
tells, IN PLAIN. understandable terms the
history and disposition Of the San Juan
Bounaazy QUESTION; an early adjustment
Of the Alaska Boundary Line u urged;
Legislation in furtherance of the provis-
ions Of the Fishery Treaty is urged ufoa
Congress; an appropriation is suggested
in order to permit the Northern Boundary
Survey to be completed; our peaceaGle
and friendly relations with the govern
ments Of Northern Europe are alluded
to; it is suggested that the international
Statistical Congress be invited to hold
their next session in this country du1ang
the holding Of The Centennial Exposition;
an approprisisa is recommended for the
exhibitors at Vienna; MEXICO and our
troubles on her border are treated with
angular Temperance of statement. and
pleasant mention il made of the Late
President Juarez and his successor, Senior
Lzdo de Tejada. the prolonged and
fruitless Cuban War is referred to At
Length, and The owning Of slaves there by
American citizens is made the subject of
. suggestion Of needed legislation; the
eondition Of the South American States
and the still unpaid Venezuelan claims
are laia before Congress; China and
Japan arc looked at; tho Territories
should be turned over to the Interior De-
paztnsnt; provision for distressed Amer
leans in foreign countries is asked for;
Three hundred and seventy-ive million
dollars, in roand numbers, has been paid
into the Treasury during the last fiscal
year; the expenditures were less than .
third Of that sum; the public debt has
been cut down, since Grant was inaugur-
assd, in ike round numbers. three hun
dred anA sixty-thrss Millions; NO more
tinksEi1s With the taxes. says he; . syn
opsis of that wooden old machine. the
War Department. is thrust into the Con-
eTsuioual ear; the J6atro Tannal comes
in fer three lima passgfaph; the Signal
Service is commended; some Of the War
Seszstarys suggestions are recommended;
Ship Canals. North and South are spoken
Of: the Navy Secrsaary's report gets .
coapimantiary mention; the eternal
Postal Service il in arrears, of course;
Congress u nndsed in Ne RIBS with 70
gard q the FrAnkins Privilege; Postal
Telegraph Is thought an advisable expe-
dients proper encouragement to American
oc6H steamers Email carricrs) is suS-
eessed; something (aA! what?) to better
the aun Elton of our Merchant Marine
sssziee is reiterated; the condition Of the
SouGAern SGs4es Is calmly reviewed and
the President, while regfstting the neces-
sity for the car1ying 0ut Of the Enfoace-
ment Act, let's it be known that he ,oiu
execute It's provisions if needed; the In
dian Policy is declared success. and q
Territorial protectorate is suggested for
the aboieines;s nsaziy twdveSH S@
acres Of public lands were sold this last
year; that abode Of dust and dry. bones,
the Patent Ohce - nentiosed. IN Sou.
tiful way: Pensions. census. education,
the Territories. the Distzok Of Colunhia. !
agriculture and the Centennial Exhibi-
ton come next; and the report ends with
= Wy deddd expressinn sfapproval OF
tie eivl service examination system
This viii do for this enee
lnse q all.1Cs.esc.ABro. WIN.
Gill Mill, high light in Hormoudou,
assail the ear of his bEethren
in Iatt& Day Saiatliness with . Lecture