, 1874-01-15
of National Wa
ter-Courses Urged.
Cheap Transportation by Land Treated
OF at Length.
Relief for the Farmers to Be Provided
by Stats Governments.
Congressional Legislation Neither
constitutional nor Nee.
cSSary.


MADISON, Wis, Jan. II.
sptefa! Di.patcA 10 Taa Chteayo Tribune.
Tho message Of Gov. Taylor, to bo delivered this
afternoon, rs . document Of moderate length, very
Clearly written, aud containing Little that will not be
nppr we'd BY tho great majority OF tho people. e be-
gins by saying: "You have assembled under pecu-
llar circumstances. An
ERA OF ARRAnENr PaosrEn1TY
With out parallel In the previous history Of Tho nation
has been succeeded by fluancial revocgcs, af.
feet tng al casscs Of industry, and largely
modifying the standard Of values Tile nancia1 claHs.
Of Wisconsin entitled TO commentator for TIL
forosigh which has enabled thcm 1neasuraby, to
sis tho current Of disaster. The prudence aud nteg
rity Of business in the principal cities, gen
eeniiy and tho vast oxsent Of Cur natural rcsourcef
have also contributed largely to the restoration Of
tual confidence, and ayerled many OF tht
evils apparent elsewhere. a., To great e
tent, however, THIS condition Of things I!
may 10 regnrded ~ con,pas asativu!y permanent. Ac
eompanying thcse |nuncial disturbances hay come IN
imperative demand from tic people for
puNEn rOL1rIoAL MoNAL1TY,
more equitable apportionmcns Of Tie burdenu and
como nlo 10 discuss, in tI!e place eithor
s re rcasousbls @ demand We have to deal Wth TACT:
as they admitted to exist, and to apply suc
sss %e tie sphsrS Of our eS a
in the execution Of tho popular will In this iarcs!ar
It y certain that No evasion and no eonproniaG will b'
patiently tolerated." condensed financial state
ent Il gyen shoMTns M the t9al resops @ ia y at. Sit
credit Of e furs S2i6 sic. Tlo total receipts in tAa
General Fund a fre a nsnYs
n ,neet ' oyerdrafta a,'0 On tho = General Fund Is
s1a sasR ons IS s
repair tho present deficiency, and prevent In the futura
this lesstion IL rcsasa q ia3aion, tho dosernos
saye e5isng ass taxss On Eaay
arc 70 on pooo %
Ris na ~ paases eSss G. u.ss fy a ae''s @
requirements of our Slate Constitution Ia to me mat
Ter Of doubt and deserves your earnest md care"
geetions made by the Secretary Of State on h1s sut-
1cel III his annual report. should not cscapo youc
attention. know Of ITO sufficient reason why
TELEGnArI AND ExllsEss COMPANIES
and foreign corporaona should not ba ,ao iadyy i1ay
tton of tle burdens Of Government. It notorious
fact thnt tho owners Of stock IN these companies,
ieir Investments within tho Stats, nnd lint thelr baai
here is protected to the practical exclusion
lo laet Of or own citlzona. wAio not Questioning
thn fist Of their necessity and utility, am not pre-
far in OF those conferred by othcr corporations
as to ontitle them to any exemption from thu ordinary
uoi1sataona u corporations unaer Similar crcaIn-
,,1; Thg management ot tho state Prison demands
1nost a;oh ~ stS .9apraneo 9i 'nans u 'na
PUNISHMENT Oh OUR cA1alINAL8
onas IL Ills aso
mostly abe-bodlcd nalcs in the prime OF e capablp
q to oaFns 2 mnSh more than 1e q men and
'at n TINT they soa
s.Es;,.,, ess; Z can SEQ no good reason why this
ado neap uaof or shond th not 10
e IT," ss,s5as @ sya to hO Public Treasury is claimed y
t3sss that ss OF our sate Prison coats
1notcs ~ nSSt ,,a uapl1 ,r,tpia tSh 10 ne ~.
.the state: For ,this l' senditioa Of
nuea Lto htts 70 W ueltAer !ustlhcat!oh nor ex-
tl oes ?Sso T.
~ % 1atnef en- man 10 malicious punishment Of tho
change Of -.ls.-''>",
from 70 ee oher 1asEs a. sor,ns nrov
dng ior seMi.annuat NJ payment, ta suggested,
fna fhs tue Hnnal ~ sysm continue
ttnsons t1 portions Of the year from tho ase Of
Tho condition q tIe general isna, and lie existing
aeprsssloh n business enterprises, al1non1sh us to
-, A.. -, SOURCES or nEEnEsouAEnr,
ponpaon Of III sas ease at9 sd 1no eG
aitsd md sane s al ftss' sDsa% so,t sssspea sss
sAoniu 10 palu Into the Irohs"ry. do not know that
I!e no!nty anu fespohsioty expected from the hcadB
o. tdo E1oouttvc ueartment arc now TOO literally paid
!or put any current Impression that the Salaries OF
taesa onlceta are uncertain 10 amount o1ctes pubts
6uaP1eaou. olteAi!ea un1uRt 10 tho 0hcefs tAcn-
Serves and cer!anly domorabzing upon officers Of in
1eror responsibility. ANY preeeAeut example seud.
Ing TO encourage tho morbs1 spirit OF
sfEouLATlok ON FHE PunI1o RESOURCES
ahoula be acrupuouHly condemned n1s avoided. Tho
clerical force Of the several departments Of thu
State Government should be paid D rpauonab!u
compensation Tor tho labor performed, and no
}t,o nv{u{