The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10

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mfaetures of the rsme completed article ~ our
own AMI rti@sant markets,
will -ngga-t ur mention another subject
bearing upon III" problem III how ~ enable
The secretary Vt tho Treasury III accumulate
balances Ii Ii To devise ~nine trtt~r method
III verifying claims against tin government
than ~ present eA-,. Throughout the Cont
~ Glainls. especially through elaine growing
ont of the late war, Nothing Is moro certain
than That A large percentage ut the amounts
passed. and paid are lAtt, Or wholly frxnln.
iont. Auh Arr Tar in cScc~~ ~ thu real lo~srr
sustained. The large amount " inrrcr proven,
on good testimony, according 10 existing laws.
by AiiitAsi,@ of fictitious or interruptions pcr.
SONS. III lave hern SUSTAINED ah email farms
and plantations. arr not anls Tar beyond thu
uos~ihlr weld ~ those rlAec# for ANY ene
wear, Int. ~ every enc kndWs who has expert.
cnce IN filling tho roil AMI who has visited tbs
~eenes ii thns. wpoiNiialis. nm In marty IN,
stances more than thc individuals claim N
w.r. cyrr worth including their personal Mi,
real estate. Tho report ~ the Assorney Gem
0rMl, which, will IN submitted III Gungr~~ III
III early das, with contain i detailed hi-iot,
Ut awards made And VI claim. pertaining e
the class here referred 10.
fME wAA DEPARTMENT.
The report ~ the Secretary ~ War, Nc
compAnying this mcssAgs, Kives \ detallre
account 1T the army operations for tho ysNl
Just passed, TIN expenses fnr tim msli,scnairc
rtc,. with Recommendations FIR legirlAttn ]. III
whish respectfully invite snnr attention. ri
some u the.c Suggestions | invite spncia
consideration, first, the nseessity ~ making
tsOh,0o0 of appropriation fel the subsistence
department, available before the beginning
Of the nesi fiscal year. Niil.ont this pro
vision the uos.ps vt points distant from rsiIt
ply production must either ~ without food
"a existing laws Must ho vinIAteh. n .# III,
attended With ro~s ~ the Treasury, III. I'LL
recommendation inr tho enactment " rys.
tam Of Annnts.ea for the famillrr ~ deceased
.tA.stka
monthly pay " nfRrefs THUS again In noi
attended with burden upah thu III ssury. and
would for tho future relieve much distress
which every OLD army officer las witnessed III
tho past. Of cfliccrssslying suddenly. or being
Killed. leaving fAHiiltes without, oven THE
msAn. q reaching their friends. " fcr'
sIa shem, Id The repeal 81 IN law sboi,
isitng mileage, Hhd the return Ia tho old
System. 9Th, Tho trial With tcrl,cdocs nnde,
tile cctt,N OF enxneNrs, aud appropriations fer
the sailis. sliunld war aeeiii between iits
unns.i states and any maritime power, totps.
dnes will ba among, II not tin mos, r1seiiss
aud cheapest auxiliary fir I'll. iftansn III har
horH, III Mlrn ~ aggressive operations that
~ can have. Hence II II advisable 10 learn
by experiment, then beat construction ARID
application. ~ well ~ .ksei. 1tll. A Mimn
prnt organization Tor the slgaAi tsrsie. Iofps
THE tsfslre has nav become ilecusslts d
made by thr ~. spnt Abl. fnaiia9e incit nth
A f.ns Nei VI api fvpriatinii ivf compiling III.
cflgisl record. ~ thu war.
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TIL. rsndisiuu IN ON navy II ili1 sluis III
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u sumo either na'iuRs but hti,Itr our CONT
nsntal tItua,spu uof or iuseign ps,Ile, requIu
that W should have large number ~ shlp
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nature III our ports continue 10 make thuse q
other nations litls dangerous II W under 10,
circumstances. Our navy dors contain, hpN
ever. uonAidsfstle huniLsr III irvu.ctads q
I'M monitor cisss. which. though not pt0rrfl,
sass.rs .ss pocss, ava snsa.se; 'os nsfeo
sh0res. u there, all afe ri the singis ~
Atsls. Our shilm tor hRhllng parpo.es II.