The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

tliat Ouhgressiohai eAectioilS w efcfy DtS-
ir,ct ~ every important SENSE, are purely
matter If political interest and concern
thu .ghout the whole epsntry. ln each
State every political pastyis eutitled io,s
share If the power WHICH n Conferred by
legal a.d conslitullonal saHrsss :. Ills the
i ght II every cliizeD possessing The guallr
fcations prescribed hy Jaw 70 cast one uiik |
intlm,dated ballot, and to have his ballot
honestly counied So long as she cxrfrlse
of this power and the enjoyment ot Tins
right are common aud equal, praciicnlly ~
we'll AS formally. submission 10 the results
of suffrage vii! be accorded loyalty and
cheefally. and aIlEdeparfme6tS of Ihv7 7tios-Tj
ermenl will feel The true yigerssf tl,e pJpa,
lar will thus exprrs-dss No -lsillporarS or,
adminstrat, We interests OF the Government.
however argent oi weigbty, will ever di>
place the seal u our people IN detence q
the PRIMARY rig'tsof cltIz .nship. They IN.
ders,and that the projection OF liberty re-
ou,res mann errnca in full Sigor Ut niailiy
methods Of free, speech. free press and free
suffrage. and will sustain the full authori.
Ii of lie GoyernnieGs to cniorce THE laws
which are framed. 10 preserve these mes.
Unable rights. 1hematerial progress aud
welfare IL the States ;le Ilend OF the protec.
tioi afiorde their citize,s. Tgsre can
be no peacv without such preteclion. ho
pruspriety without Fence; aud the whole
coubtry is isderply interested in the growth
aud prosperity of all Its parts. sMhile the
country has not jet reaciied q complete
unity u feeling and reciprocal eonhaease
betweeh the communities 80 lately anu
seriously estringed, icel anl absolu,e -
suranc. that the tendencies are M that direc,
lion. aud with increasing ioree. Thepower
! uf Iutaic opd,ion will override all pollsical
IL eiudliers aud all reclional or State attach,
meats IN demanding that y. uyer our wide
territory The name and character Of . citi-
zen u the uniiei States sLail mean sne
aud the same thing. aud GARY with lhsin
unchallengej security and respect.
i A favorable view Is taken u the re. esta.
bl,sbmsnt uf a ghinr.e lrgation in the
United States, aud m.ntlon u made that .
treaty looking 10 the iuthcranre of COM
msrrlal intercourse Letween Japan Ibid
1 America has been made. aid will be sub
mmlrd lur The consideration of the Scnate.
The President iien refers briefly 10 the
Halifax award. lie says that correspond
ence will be laid before Congress as to the
termination of lie m~urrectien VI Cuba.
Will. expressing iniieuce ia the stre',g b
Of tie Mexican Government u reP'c-s rLc
lncursiulis On our &c riory he say he shall
take the earliest opportunity to rrrognlzr
their ability 10 restrain the marsading
paitie> |; holes the coming 10. eruaiional ex
hibitIon IN M-xico viii tend to keiter
understanding aud to an IN asase ~ cum
mercial intercourse Letwgeu the twU count
Iies. tssast 4#~z GE K z-3H e
After umma,iEing Sherman's report.
the Pre.ident says : 10 the present. 6nal,claI
c.,ndi,ion u the c1untry. am pursuaGe
thai the welfare of legitimate business anu
:nIusiry vi cveiy description wnl lie ttsi
promoted by nl.s.sining from all attempts
10 make radical changes III the existing
financial LegrlaiiUn. lie, il be understood
that during the cunning year the business
Of the country will be undisiurbed by Gov.
ernm.utsl interference with the laws Affect.
ing il. aud We may cuudden,ly expect tha
the resumption Of specie paymeLrs. which
all take pace at the appointed time wil
be successfully aud easily maintained. abt
= that il will he followed BY healthlul AM
= enduring revival Of businex prosperity. gt
Tie creation Of additional Circuiri Judge
:, is recommended rs . remedy for the eela.
Of justice aud possible oppression to suilvrs
|, oecIsiohed by The great increase in the busi
=. ness # the Supreme Court aud of thecOu
in many nf the circuits. e.. .-s.e,
The President rOncufs ia the fecommn
= datiuns u the Secretaries Of War and th
Inieri.E that Congress provide for ,be OF
g,n'E,tiOn Of . eorls u MOUNTED lndia
:, suxlliaries 10 ae nrdrr the control oi th
army. and lie used 10 keep unrmly Indian
:, 1n their reservations or fepress dfstur
Dances. This would weaken the restles
element AMONG The Indians BY giving
number &C young men eUngrnisl rmrloy
: mem, ani would aid the army IN the sss
: for which is numerical strength !, som
!. times f"und in.ufhcient. s' fst#sa.s sasa
The President thinks. however. thst d
!. = though E,rce must occasionally be smplp,
y ed 90 prevent or repfes lbdian troabIel
= aud wise preparations should be made :
: !. that description. greater ,eliance must !
!" placed on humane and ciSiliziug agenei'
= for nit nate solution of the Indian probIei
u j. alrks our duty and interest TO help y
= Indians attain the highest decree Of civil
!. !. z4,i"n possible for them. ani last espPr
y y rnce with misty tribes affords great 81
;" conraRrmeBt for the continuance Of u
!, !, risiIiz ~ pulley. The p,esident expfes"
!" \ 40 opiuion whether or not the conir'l
y !, the Indians seryi-e sheuH be iiansferrs
frum the interior to the War Department
!" " hat hopes Congress il deciding that pep'
y ing qussii,u wiIl not over look The col
sidefatiou, above indics:ed.
#r,aa gH aas.asuagss@s
=, We have no space this week TO noii
.. wha, Congress is doing. Il has gone ,ig'
Il rousiy 10 work. and has already pus.cI II