The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-18

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Of the powerful :cr,ii.ins ronclads which make SC
tiona but neither ouT stSato nor Oh
| foreign policy requires that We should have
satss.Iot md s. nature Of our ports continue t.
make those Of othef ntsons little dangerous to us
under any circumstances Our f:Ery does contain
however q considerable number of Ironclads OF tft
monitor class which, though no properly cruisers
are poseftvl and efective for harbor defense, and
| for operations near odf t.r shores OF these all
the single turreted ones, IS in niiftcyj bave been
substantial lily rebuilt their wooden beams replaces
and machinery :harofshiy repair. d. so that they
are now in most efficient condition and ready foI
s1a eom n9Ha as n fRe can five double
jig .sdst powerful Of our ships for fight;
eampete repairs AID esyd pc ready ior Peri:
s % e prs ss wh insss
two iron-eiad torpedo boats ready or irotcIssd
srss that rssdiiy brought ssain:. i. =
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Fh en- eaSs has Been Sroash to this
ssaSd sa
and from tina, 4 20 h sss s wthout
a1a tn9Hsh
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to Be in of Ts s
naval Sr.nshss
necessarily large but such force is essential to
q ss6 ssIasIsis: s1a SSiiss
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of he butbe wed tn =
st fine wo9ld in ny oe b bs Tis
repair: a s,s saTsnae
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~ T aS in q ehsse
instructed ofhcers wifi resent tores powerful fei
OUR POSTAL SERVICE.
s.e ~ h.ssrs Of the r. m
general treasury increased over the amount 1cired
settled led that ths
@ w BE sns 81
tAi anf
By m 81
ter cE not may be sent an asr srougs ~
for ri the ' sum pound
Of real ma meter s9ss th The b
90 amcpded as exclude from the mails merchandise
eli ar arees and which may b cisssed as
mail matter proper
fss INTERIOR DtRfAt
TIE Ct ssid hi bsfs Hill; gssisa
aIarsf emigration Of miners to that point Thdg far
q t9s sbss 4 u
viii certainly witness a large incrsassW e4israti3n
aed
a a s thu s S.s
issued sf sss inaaa 4 ns
Of former Tsn
he
full report Of the conditions q that Territory. and
nts ssss
neIssss q I 3 the
y 'SES
the GENERAL Land Office shows that there were sol
III % The
q l.
ths s,So%1se and fs dSih;
states and Territories during that time as to dis
courage and deter entries s BY IA, setaa The
f;s: s sSiss s5ss
li;762 aSres still HlsuEyeyed; The tsp9rt e. tie
81 ,aisrti.ss
Sss IA i ri .SssIsas & s fis ssss
insure S II them Tie careful eonsdeEs i'm q csH
s
ANT aa1 ss .as 1 s%s: !9 5s Pss q
hs sas
sIessed p st @ & e;
rass Of psen n the three
During the ending June % 1875. there was paid
pna nt' q was proaee 81 IL
crease in the amount Of arrearaees due aios "a
creased f by the Of
@ ro 3
30 36s were army pensioners hsins inva 81.
ssa naG
and I.7a widows Snddependent relation; z aas
.d 3 ss Il is
q sSes;o5G than the estimate for the present
fhe geological expeditions have been prosecuted
sben 20
do, Utah. and New Mexico dovelopins the asricql-
esns and
region:
1ss
contion Of that race and viii Be continued With
@ ss PC as be ser
Pointed to take charge of the articles and material
f. ha tine
Of nnd Fses %
under on Of LIST sessGn to The
~ az has been
4 II he 90 With
means # their command siyf, sssnranee that rs
#
s % IN shs for e
Exh3ien ths sesss q s Ts i is
@ Of h Sf hs
means to render their respective practical EXHIBITS
international one and government being a voluntary
ccntribptioa it is my opinion that its contribution
sustain the dignity and credit Of DISTINGUISHED a
displays IN
is the rst importance while an Indifferent or in,
hnmliating to the patriotic feelings of our people
for the Necessary additional approprstoRs to tn.
favorable consideration of Congress. The Powers OF
so "talf k%srssn sass mi sss@ rs mere distant
the
a ss in asf
a. by IL
Its value, in bringing to our shores n1umera PIE
citizens of foreign countries and our own, and the
interchange of ideas and manufactures, will far
exceed any pecuniary outlay may make.
1 transmit herewith the report OF the Commissioner
agriculture, together with the of the Com
missoners. the Board Of Audit, and the Board Of
Health of the District Of Columbia. to all of which
invite your attention. The Bureau of Agriculture
has accomplished much in disseminating useful
knowledge to the agriculurist, and also introducing
| and useful productions adapted to soil and
climate. and worthy of the continued encourage
| ment of the Government.
The report of the Commissioner of Education.
which accompanies the of the Secretary of the
Interior shows gratifying progress in educational
matters. In nearly every annual message that
have had the honor of Transmitting to Congress |
have called attention to the anomalous. not to
scandalous, condition of in the Terri
of Utah and have asked for definite legislation
to correct it. That poygamy should exist in free
| enlightened and Christian country without the
power prevent fragrant n crime against decen-
cy and morality, seems preposterous True there is
law sustain this unnatural vice, but what is
| needed is law TO punish il as crime and Mt the
same time fix the status of the innocent children,
the this SYSTEM and of the possibly in
noccnt plural wives. but instirution poly gamy
should he banished from the land. While this is be-
Ing done invite the attention Of Congress to another
| though perha no less evil, the Importation
| Chinese women. but few of whom are brought TO
| our shores to pursue honorable useful occupa-
| made liz he