Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-09

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THE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT
The attention OF Congress cannot DO too
earne,tly called to tho necessity OF throwing
some greater safeguard over tho method of
choosing and declaring the election OF n
President Under tho present system thoro
seems 10 DO no provided remedy Tor contest
ing the election OF any ono state IN remedy
~ paruaiy, no uouo., III the ehi'shtehmeht
OF tlec'ors' Inc compulsory support OF INC
free echool, and the dlsiran1hinement u all
VINO cannot read ana wrlte the EaBiish IAN
gnago after hxed probate n, would meet my
hear'y approval. l wouiu not make thls
apply however, to thoee already voters, but
woulu 10 an necomlng 70 ai'er 1ne eApira.,oh
Oh the pfopatIoh nxej upon. roroIehers COM
ing to tho country to become citizens, VINO are
ednc4ted IN their own language would acquire
tile requisite knowledge or ours duriug the |
necessary residence 10 OBTAIN nalnraiza- |
toh' II they aiu hos take lhteres' enough |
IN our language TO acquire sufficient kaowl- |
edge OF 1t to enable TIT INTO study The inshtu-
L
would not confer upon them the right to make
eucn iaWs, nor se'ec' those VINO 90. append
TO TINS message, Tor convenient rel, renee, a |
syDoposls OF administrative events and OF al!
recommendations TO Congress made oy me
durl the last seven years. Time insy show
some OF these Recommendations not to have
Deen Wisely conceived, but Dollove tne larger
part will be no discrodt to the administration.
One OF these recommendations met with the
united opposition OF one political parry in the
Senate and with strong opposition from the
other membership treaty for the snnexG-
ton OF
sANTo DOMINGO
to the United Sta,es-to which shall speoialIv
refer, maintaining as do thstif NV yiews had
been conquered in the country would be in a
more prosperous condition to-day, both polti-
caiiy and financially. Santo Domingo Is fertile,
anu upon i.s soi. may pe grown J9sS Inoso trop
cal producls OF WHICH me oh'ted states use 80
mucn anu WHICH arc pIouuceu Ut prepafeu ivr
Market no" ny siase iapor alniose eAciuslVei!'
nalnely, sugnr' conee' oye.moocs' niahogany,
tropical irui.s, tooacco, eto' ABOUT 10 Por
ceht; oi VIC oApor's u Nup@ ate cohsuinsa ~
the ohiteu Seates. iarse peicehtaee Oh we
Exports VI DralI, a'so uiio we sane narheu'
Inese are paio iof alnioet exclusively III coih'
Legislation p1t1lculaily III Ouoa; oelng UNA
Voraple 10 MUTUAL eAchahse Oh Tue pr3duc'soi
eson country, hour sillPpeu IRON enc M.sslsslp-
pi river 10 havSna can pass ny ohe very en-
trance % inc Guy on iIs way 10 u port IN npah'
thol Pay6 uuty n1ou upon arolcies W DO re-eA
poreed. transferred 10 spanish Yes ~ ana
Drought pacA a,ni'st W 'se r., u NJ VI slartihs,
paying seconu dnoy, ann sui leaves pront
over "hse your" pe rgc'lVea ny direco snip
meht AZ tnat rs ptoo"-on III onoa couia Us
proouCeu III o. Dom h5o. ~ par' OF me
United otstes, coihm reg oeIwseh me 'siano
ana nlaiI'ahu wolff pe iiee. there wou'u pe no
export uu.Lee W nni euipiner m not inp1.e
uuties VI 'h .. ou,lilns Nv uo,o mou.u pe
no uuus upoii .ne Wn 80. 10y.
e.c SonS I'm '',o oI"S.s ... onoo' .ua'
Mou'u nano poen p,o,uoeu upon 0u .'.1 ooI i
lneroe WIZ 'aiosu a,'"iiSrs' 49, ..'@s 40 ~
eo' 'aDio ~ ~ ouo"A iNo'''on
"ou'i ii"Ne o7ei ee''ieu iohs Aso
IN FAVOR OF "FREE CUBA
Hundreds Of American vessels would now
be sdyantageouely used in transporting the
valuable woods and other products of the soil
&. 4 tie island to market and in carrying sup
lilies and immigrants to it, The island is but
-, all, en,,lnT ,b,la j. has on o,aa srf,;o;.ut