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

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o9tiacates. During the same Tins 1857
applications for patents including Dc issues
I'D dssign4 bays, bsensissued md $500
aled. TIE feii : reosiyed during tho
Priod 1amop tedtes e700. 95s,9o, and
~ teeal al nditures Is sSes, $500, max.
1870 nj ndipts opr - Expenditures
~, 4eo.6e.s sinoe 1886 1000, 900 1.pplioa-
tions for patents have been fled and about
134 600 patents Issued.
Thu amount paid for pensions In the last
fiscal year was $50, l6s, $40 and is larger
eyts, ba 4ssthen w.s raid during the
preceding year. ofthis amount, 1851 ,34s
~sss1s1setl.esstslfGe snszsssssfif Feb
l7th, 1871, n survivor pf ne Nss Of 1872.
The annual increase ofpensions by the leg
islatlon Of Congress- hi sd6rs Chan kept
pace with ths n.tsaht.sl yss..lyy,, d. from
=
The sallaL :The whole nsmber of soldiers en-
listed i1a1s nm Of Liberalization wAs {, $685.
e2s. Thtsotal number of claims fos inval-
i'd pension. T. l75,500, being but six per
CENT 10 e{ . NJ MA. ap~b q .ali.tsa men.
Eh&aanh.s'sf pensions ofall aliases grant
ID during 6iast 1ssal AZ year hwaseo 1888 ;
during that period therrss wseie dropped from
The rolls for various. V" causes u.s. s15 names,
leaving grand total af .a az 10 psrsons on
the rollstsa sasoth It JuAs, le72 1T Is
thought TIE claims for psssons on account
Of the vi q 1917 VIM sll be disposed. Of
on the lstp{ ~. 1878. ~ i !, estimated
that >3o, 4so, 600 will be required for pen
MON service vlayihg thsnext fiscal year,
The ninth census IT, shout completed.
The secrati i tie Interior RI recommends commands
that eepsqa b taken in ,ls75, which re-
commendAtioans should receivs the ready At
tention Of Congress. The interval At pres
ent estabt.hed Between the periods Of tax
ing the censu. \. 10 long that the informa-
ton obtainsdasrelatiys TO, the. condition,
wants and1esouices Of the: nation is Of lit
tie practical value after the expiration OF
TIM int hslf " The pes9odas would prob.
allNebvia1ps tlese e1attttutiouats proviaen
resasaing adsosdai.t 1ensn.ksn IN ISIS
should be,liyested of.ail political character
and no ptoftisdnshaent if Congressional re.
presentation be nada under it. Such 4
census, coming q 1t would, in the last year
Of the first otntuI yof our national existence,
would furnish = bold monument Of the pro.
sress Of the United States during that cen.
tuzy. -: y sass ~ fS'~
IEhe eApieaeys of thu Departznentof Rdu.
catlsp l. eouaueuded, and thu Presiden!
warmly approve. 1 We bi al nov pending be.
fore Congress providing for the appropria.
tisa y PIT u the proceeds Il Tie sale Of
pdbdc hnds ~ z esd1catioha pfop d q I'D
thsstsssin Tie ssnezai education ! Of thelil
risia6 lenersaioas. ri ban ss2DE a. Sc.
! sAmlsaia 10 Ts.,ttotie, lara generally
settpfaetor1, Utah y ;the one: exception,
md the President u1gss on Congress the en-:
actmsat II such lsw .s viii secure au.' The BE-
safety u Ait eitizenis d 81 that Territorr,,
and Observation-Disclosures Of poly.
gaysxst s.,@ essss..: 4ass.<a. ssss; s:,ajsoT
The District Of sCoaumbiasei doing well
under s is PfM forn q! Of territorial govern.
ment, and Congress y urged to bare share
ofths expenses II tie Improvements We b b,
made, a. the nation isa large owner tls 3
propes+yin thsseity; ~ has 7'o 't'G
The Report,ofthe Commissioner Of. Asrii.
culture y full. Thu, Commissioner makes
The recommendation that measures b. taken
BY Congress 70 protect and, encourage thu
planting Of forest trees, md suggests tha,
no part d the public lands should Is s; dis.
posed of withonsa condition that one.tenti
Of he .rsservsd in timber where it exists,
and Where i does not exist Inducements be
offered for planting. .:.s
Tie Piesident reports tie progress a,pl 5 thus
faf haads by tie commission for tie Centen-
! niaa anniversary, and says: 1.-THE celebr.!
ton will h6iooksd forward to- ~ American
|. citizens Nth q great, deal Of interest, Is
making century Of greater progress and
prosperity than i recorded in the ,history
OF any other nation, .ad proving. further
good purrpeas ID bringing together on (, our
ssSA peotae 5fsll he commercial nation, St
;ei'ta 'iassaaannsr calculated TO secure IN IL.
,tlrsaiead god teehng.pra&saasp3 -#;sIgea!
II R9 Proficient ::sonelaaps his message with
s1 fellsoxtng rsmark % siyil service reform:
hpdses which hive WI grown Own, up s. in lie civil
riee If eIeouStr;;,, through the defect:
!ivsE neshod iofa making .ppointm..nhts, i. to
omes, which have been,regsrded TOO much
~ Us reward Of political services, Under,
Authority Of Congress, rules, have. been
established to regulate the terms Of office
ahaSthe mode IF appointment. : Il cannot
be asfpsscted' Fiat any system st rules, can
prove sntirely effective aud BE- 4 perfect
t@rnedy tos theaexisingI evils until they;
ha!e hen 4 thoroughly ! teete4 BIZ actual prac.
6ee, and are endaedaecordingto the require
n,ehh of seisnoe. During my term M Of Ono.
il Shsll b ny belt etndeavor% Is 50 applv;
! tAsss tu>esasta secure tie greatest possible
sefssas ia ..ths ssivl Ssesvis~ Of the govern !.
nept bpt t,Tius aequirs; the direct action
o. c9psrsss. to rsnder tie enforcement Of the
eystsm binding upon my Successors, and /
h9pe haf the experience Il liz. p.st "a, y
ttosstie ~ith apprsptiassss legislation s.
Sgeas''se my ssieha s.tisisissory solution
q Til qresan. ssd ..ssssrs. - tie public
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