The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

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Annual Message with thanks 70 Tie
Giver Of al Good that A. nation No have
been blessed for the last year with peaoe
At home and abroad, and general pros
perity vouchsafed to our people,"
He refers to the Boston 1ss ~ the only
great calamity during The ysar, and Tie
people 81 fKst SfSsf clsy n ssllyiae sn1sf
their ulsfortnnes. W. havJ 81 ~ 4foiS
pesEilenps, wasxa,ds ~ NaAsss aa1l1tjsS
which seasn, sye>a1Da slAiioqesidnA .nsas
SEEM y e1ist q thseeAease lselsRfs DaAeas
Ths qeneya a.hltz,tiqp. III. vAlsAs IA
difficulties between tbs country and, 0sSss
Britain ws<s aaniosbly ssal,d l. spoiSa1 SoSi
It some length bst sths I1siaSslaiis e NC
award ne huiliaa - oHue6lusa ~
reeomnas1ds ~ srepainas< As1hRessl
CommissioneFs p exanins slainls III lhssa
Of the indemnity find. .The fAyosshla y,
suit Of De San Juan boundary qus sf a.
referred 10 The a1npts II tsiissa ~ &
next spoken q BY dths 3isssdsue WI u
prsssioas Of thanka 70 AissAajsieylbssa ~
care devoted IT, the soaaidssate> fs4hs
vexed question, The dispnted. i.la.ds ~
no, in The exclusive Re.'; s.s9 # 'hs WI
Request i,nade fof a'saActsnt S sl,1,t Il:
alton to complete ~ survey .Se ths .bsSns
dsry line between Ia Npited stases and
the British Possessions sxyaus as,;. =: s
Speaking Of our other foreign relations,
the President says that with France, our
earliest ally; Russia, the constant ana
steady friend Of the Uhited States; Ger
many, with whose sovssnnent and people
We have % many .cauass ,ofsfrienasAipand
80 many common npa.hiee; and r. othss
powers Of Europe, our relations are main:
tanned on the most friendly terms"
During the year treaties have been inaads
with the 'AustsioS Hunsasians Rsnpiis; >slslss-:
ting 70 naturalization with itA1e sGst1aaaaI
Empire, respectins eeas.ls, and .ts@ds-
marks; also With svsdenls ard Norway, ~
lating 70 naturalization,
The President .ussest, th,as lie Int. "a;
tional Statistical Congress BE Invited Is
hold its next inserting n hsaUnise lsstasss,
on the oceasion ofoonS. Cs1tenniHl GSlehsss
ton in l77s. sas zsx ID bjss ssa .sssz
As the Vienna Rxposition win b the
arst that win have been held In eastern
Europe, the sPrestaent 10, q ae au& thas
an adequate apprepsiatson u made ai Id tss
purpose >offulthAriag aaaiai,gA.ss3caa
exhibitor. 1t the Kxpoeitien. ~ j, i isseiaAi-
ton to an appropriation q money, that TIE
Secretary Of the Navy BE- authorized e At
up two naval vessels Is ttaanspoart Between
our Atlantic cities and 1sisiats, or ne idost
convenient port to vienna and bsok, sthsir
articles for exhibitions sossss.s slgsasa ST.
The death Of the President Of the Hsxi-
can Republic, and the election Of his. tenn
porary successor are spoken 81, accompsn-
led by the hope that the two republics WI
continue a. neighbour friends. The
difficulties on the Texan bordes have not
yet been satisfactorily settled, but probably
will be soon. .-..,.- ~
The President says that he has again to
announce the continuance 81 tie. disturbed
condition Of affairs in Cuba The insu,irr--
reetion, which has existed for 4oar Year,,
presents the same <aspectas il did .ysarr
ago. The continued maintenance Of. ala
very is largely responsible for the. coatinu-
ance Of this strife: it, abolition, and the
introduction Of other reforms in tie admin,
istration Of the government IS CUB, could
not fail to advance the restoration / 81 p eaee
and order He reconmendsrslssk, hkisls-
ton - will prevent. oriatleasG,l aiasDui.ge,
American citizens on that Inland from held,
ing OF dealing in slaves. ,,.,,, .,<,..
The condition Of aaairs in censrsl1 =
South America Ii favorable. 20 IA . 2o
Our trsatis,*with Jsisn se1adin ulaia,chadnxs.
ed, but the recent Witt o. Al inpss,as ~
bas'y from that nation f. tAte sosatU se~
cured = free Interchange Of enipien ard 4,
mutual appreciation 81 IL interssts which
may be promoted when he revision Il the
existing treaty shall be undertaken. 'He
renews his recomuendatonse f . yesr 10,
that At least -four American youths bsI sap
ported in both Japan and China ~ spazt
Of the Official families, to.serve ~ interpre-
tiers and translators.
A recommendation il made that Com
gross provide some means whereby our for +.
eisn Consuls may relieve American citizens
in foreign countries who may Ne in aistrsss.S
The following Are, the :footinsp of The
Treasury statement for the fiscal year md
ing June 80. 1872: =:
Total ordinary receipts, @3e4. e94. 22a 81
From premiums on sates Of - - 81
coin - - raG; !,I9,148.69e:66s
~ .eo'P'ss d7,AVo,o0l.o %
Balance in Treasury June gaE L test5,s5 Il
80, 1881. :. :s,..'.,, - lo9,lss, 7oo.ss.;
Total available cash, s>4s4, o42, oo7:sl
Total net disbozsementss 81, 47s, 2lss2l!
Balance in Treasury, June
30, 1872, 40 =" 1859, sses4
Total, .94s4. O42. 573. is
The net reduction Of the principal Of tie
1ebt, during the fiscal year ending June
20, 1872 Wis @ss, $50, 1855 From March |
lst, 1869, 70 November LIT, 1871, tie pub.
ic debt has been5.edueed easae9e;seo.s7bl
70 this showing the President adAsa with
ne great reduction, t'' & t-1 :. II h ths .ch
# Congress ~ y lat session ss III Tie exPsAdi;
ure' Of goxernnmaennt IN collecting tie Reyes
'ue v' Dc much h. REDUCED fs for ths ns1t r.
al year. It Il very doubtful. however,
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