The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-11

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| al, hough loIler tha9 't--iAi c.s.lsi''~
a.,re than an;,,ars acsaqily uecfs,sss
| give to the c"lnsre ~sa '..-i@ Il az -
| Sc .r tsai>l.-tia,,- anl the ees.sr,,a:......
/ ,innS far the iu.ur conduct of our Sta
aFair>.
II ring ," oar fnanc'a 'r'nhi' a'' :
| III. late -iiiicnlsie- wi,h S,iIn. the Pies
de rargfa-ui-tes .hr country 'ha, X
| have nearly overcome rhe first aud iiis'
the l,,-rr wit s,pn b., adjusted; he ray :
/ decii ly, thst 10 prevent further nu
rag ia Cuta slavery must di-aapea
from thar Island 70 make room r 'h1
sd ist r:on of istic.s aud humanltS.
4 rropoSitiol from III, p. Id nj .!
s r Domingo ,har the Upi,ei . ate> Z,
tablis prntecEnra of that i-la d i
sub.nirred to the careful Consideration If
Congress.
To ths probable a.nabdm nj IF thr
CONSTITUTION IN T gard ~ the manner nj
electing The Prc.i id ut aud Flce-Presiden',
I
tnents s,f which the first is. that The
i'.e.ideut stall be empower i to approve
ra-t> rf acts without giving his sanctii:
u very measure contained in any bill
-ubruif5cd to hi~ ai'rrovaL 1 he second
; a.ge~fion i. that there shall ie no leg
islaIinU IN the ia>i twenty fur hour, OF
al
time to the Execnrige Inf careful c,nsIi-
Grafton "f every measure submitted {"
his approval The third i. that at any
extra session nf CnnGrt--. convened by
ar, c'au,ation only. such meas re- shall
l.. considered as may he Suggested by
the President.
On The sut;i ct Of exlradiii"n the Pres
idenr requests Congress earnestly L, de-
clare by suitable provisions the exact
-stotus Of American citizens residing
abroad a. many sncb persons having
permanent homes ia foreign countries
e.ntarra~s the government by seeking to
4 d h. il e.. on>ihitas to b'th, the
country of their tir and II their
sfnprinn
K.ic,riur 10 the tr nspota'ien qnes
ri"n. ,he President makes no def i'e
re u,urrn iatIuu, owing TO the 'ncr that
.he con niltee az pointed by he iusI Con
rrs = has not made lis r.porr yet H
>uggests. however, tina, il the Illinois AMI
Michigan and he Erie canals, We're en
areed BY the States to which they be-
.ts.g, Sufficiently to admit vessels at large
,iZ", the governments might assume the
tnrde,t mf keeping th, IA in repair q
.sovld- flr their Increase III capacity aud
u, fnlEe,z-
Ihe bankrupt law is considered by hr
Prudent a. f quest ionable utility; ne
,rt-: nDieud- Ehtt at least the clau-e
which reiate- ~ voluntary bankruptcy
~ rerea led
Ibt President also refers to our IN
dian affairs and tu The trahul nj c;aln~
gr,wiue out IT tue rebellion. tn he policy
"a justice aud far d. alirg with the la
nfaH> and tp other minor ud'ters NJ local
iaterest auo closes bis message wish II
recommendation Of Kenef. amnesty, az
he considers the c.ntiuuauce ui discrIu,i
uatIug rules to persons engaged III the
late rebellion ss whuiiS unwi,e and un
necessary
| III. entire message Is striking evi
/ druee that Cae -aiIsin Is not what Prr~l
/ dent Graut ever wants III u.eldle with :;
la. he beiic.cs II his iIitci. al business
! tu execute the laws uoI To make them.
/ aud hat his muit>ty l. greater than hI-
/ 81 cIetaIIes, H. L. t'ialnly shown by his
language, H. his lite. being plain and uu
/ assuming IN every respect. We eau bu,
congratulate our country upon having
! >uch n President