The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-03

m ,,,,,, not Ia q condition 10 be- sinh,
,N'''eu 70 congress, The prosidnutoy .
n ,,, lila conviction TINT thp oAls.
,',',, ", " African slavery In cuba il a
p,I,,!g'llal cause of the lnmpnlnble cnn.
Nllgl' OF The lslRnd, and dor. nni
n ,,.l0, lhal Vongrgs shares his ho,e
u'g' :! WIZ soon hp made ia lisaprcar.
g el,,l, lllNl pence and pruspoBt, Wlli
lelloW lla abolition, Tie n,ruo,t,
tNp constitutional amWdmonls ono
10 au'lorlo the President 10 npp.oyp
so leuCh ol any measure OF Congre,.
N' MS Judgement may dictate. WllUnut
Improving lho whole, and the other
10 pGuNl'le That when nm extra session
ol congress Is convened by executive
Prorl'llnAllon, legislation shnil he con-.
lll'ed loslrn llbloelo as The executive
may bring before Congress from lime
70 1llne IN writing he recommend.
llt erection al Washington of suitable
bulldlng for cabinet ulllcrrH, as NOW
receive communication for quarters, Tim.
SVl'llg an example ~ lhcStates which
muy induce lhom ~ erect bulldOp,
for thoir SenutDs.
Inc mcs'Nge goes very fully into the
financial question and declares That
the country never NnhQye pormaucnt
prosperity until specie payments he
reached lie recommends legislation
prohibiting National banks from pav-
Ing Interest on deposits and forcing
them into resumption, ifonly in LEGAL
notes, He suggests The question
whether banking should moi be made
free, but securing all the present safe
guards TO bill holders. lie notices the
Improvement In American ship build
Ing during the past yonraud hopes for
Il continuance Of IT, In regard 10 the
problem OF cheap transportation he re-
lers to the Erie and Illinois canals and
suggests whether Il would not be wise
craftsmanship 10 pledge TO Che States
that own those canals tlnt II they viii
enlarge them the general government
will look after and kcep,m navigablc
condition the great public highways
with which these canals connects, TO-
wit; The Hudson River the ST. Clair
flats, and the Illinois and Mississippi
rivers. Recommends u government cN-
ploratlon of the upper Amazon river
and its tributaries revision and modi-
ic0lion Of the tariff laws and lii,
opening OF more minis. He endorses
the recommendation Of the Postmaster
General for the establishment of post
Office saving repositories, and invite
the consideration OF Congress TO The
proposition for postal telegraph II,
recommends legislation in regard e
judicial proceedings in Utah, gnd als'
in regard TO the Bankruptcy law, Whicl
he considers as productive OF more cyi
than good, II not totally repeated i
should be modified In those portions
providing for Involuntary bankruptcy
those portions should be repealed
lie calls attention 20 the immcnS,
aggregate of claims against the gov
eminent, many of them growing on
of the rebellion and not n few Of then
fabricated and supported by false tcsti
mony. lie recommends that person
having claims be required TO presen
them atan early period and that tn
uprsouol Attendance of witnesses b
rsouircd by the Court of Claims, etc
In regard to the Indian question h
recommends the territorial form q
government ior the Indian Territory
lIe also recommends such action a
will permit the settlement OF 4 body q
Russian colonists Oh the public land
and endorses the proposition loE
census Of 1878.
He eulogizes the Washington Boar
of puhlIc Works and speaks OF tn
great Improvement of The city 9ndc
fhe onemtions of the Board. lie re
oomntonds liberal pollcY on the pal
If Congress in deiraying n portion q
the expenses and suggests tne es' i.'
ilsbmqnt here Of a national university
He recommends the passage OF an Gu
oblinc act for the admission oiNoi'
rado rs a State and suggests the oPcH
inc Of A canal for the purpose OF ltrlSp
lion from the eastern slope ol u,
Rocky Mountains to the Missouri
river. L;, rooon
mandotion fer general amnesty, ~
savs there are n number of persons %
l"Eorinr under disabilities, very smNl
Inf euG1gh to keep up n constant ltr
totjou. There can be no Possl hl
G tH'iC"i 10 the government IN reslorln
to Them eligibility to mold once an
.',n .' the enactment Of law hctl'
s 80 ssc,re theclyilrighia which ireed9}
.bonld secure, but ha. not Gilgct'I"''
secnred to the cnfranchIScd slave =,
ghe reading of the message ~ u
House occupied an hour ana u n"'l' ,,o
wos ordered to be printed, anu WI VI
referred to the committee o. :"
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