Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

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tween several lines. First-No line
DO allowed to land on the shores
Of the United States from another
power which does not admit the right Of
any other line or lines formed in the
United States to land and freely con-
meet with and operate through its lani
lines. Second-No line should DO
allowed to land on tho shores
Of the United States which is not
by treaty stipulation with the govern
ment from whose shores 1t proceeds, or
BY prohibition In its charter. or other.
wise TO the satisfaction OF this govern
meut. prohibited from consolidating
or amaigamating with any other cable
telegraph line on combining Herewith
for the purpose OF regulating and main
tanning Q high cost OF telegraphic com.
m~unication. Third-Al lines should
be bound to give precedence IN the
transmission Of the official messages OF
the governments Of the two countries
between which they may DO laid:
Fourh-Ths power. should be reserved
to the two governments-either con-
Jointly or 10 each as regards the messages
dispaiched from It's shores-to fix q
limit 10 the charges to DO maintained
for the transmission OF messages. 1
present this subject to the earnest con-
sil.ration OF Congress. In the mean.
time. and unless Congress otherwise
directs, I shall not oppose tho landing
Of any cable which complies win anu
assents to the points above enumerated,
but will feel II my duty to prevent the
landing Of any which does not conform
to the second points as stated. and
which will not stipulats TO concede to
this government the precedence IN the
transmission OF It's official messages, aud
will not enter into satisfactory arrange
ments In regard to its charges.
Ths subjeets Of fraudulent naturaliza.
-, ..,.,a-
uon u eApa'l'a"oh m0 .eN
cred, in concluding which, the president
uses this language:
In this connection ! refer again 70 'nS
quesuon ., mSa Iim;,.d s,s,ss ws.
forsmos. In UNFOLDING the right Of sT.
s..s;.si"n al Wa. n,;ncinsiiv instru.
mental In o~vertnrowing tns uoc,I'ne "
80 a.. -;.s, =, .,n.,r;stion N ba a
49,. - III, ~ ,;cht n ali nso-
nauona, one IN po'n' " I'su. -.
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NV pso. 80 .honrs 81 sllco;ancs
nAGn2AnEW IN WnTk M EnnDlf nI
uSI,y ~. ansJ NO Nc
'ne ou''es ".y ~. ~ 40 rasr.c,
,ou .as -, a,n.,,;.,,or
maiA,u ou' NO. ~ a;,;.sn.
ma! 10 aceon'pnsneu ~ .,..aIan
instances are pIougus io.ns - az
o, INC goae.nlpsn sae = u.,,"as
Su,'eo o1a'ss, Nv hsaom. .;,;,ans ~
subjects Of foreign powers, but who.
nevertheless, in the absence OF any pro-
whsn ;nyoi,sd IN d;fsculties appeal for
protection to this government.
Tho question Of q return TO specie
parments IN nsxt taken IN. On this
subject the President il emphatic in de-
c~laripc In favor Of .peedy resumption,
and ,ubmits the following recommends.
lions,
Tb.rc mr.. A few measures which seem
to me important in this connection. and
which l comnend to your eArnes. M
siaeIa',on ~ md. ,hsss
notes receivable for debts contracted, at.
ter a date to be fixed in tho Act itself;
say not later than the LIST Of January.
o., v.,us. nn, sc,i,ious' Then cold
vouli not only be at a premium, but
currency At A discount ; a healthy reac-
tion would set In NJ once, and with II q
desire 10 make the currency equal 10
what Il purports 70 be. The merchants,
manufacturers and tradesmen OF every
calling could do business on a fair mar.
gin at q profit. the money to be received
having an unvarying value. Laborers
and all classes who work for stipulated
pay or salary would receive more ior
their income, because extra pronts
would no longer DO charged by the msr-
chant TO compensate for the risk oil o
downward fluctuation In the value OF
the currency. Second-That the secre-
tary OF the Treasury DO instructed 70 re-,
deem, say. not exceeding sz,oov,ooo
monthly OF legal lender notes, oy issu.
ing instead o long bond, bearing interest