The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-05
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Soon alter Congress assembled on
Monday the Presidents message was
sent IN aud read Ia j. rather brief aud
treats of the various subjects 10 plain,
slfaighti0rgArd manner. II expresses
the belief ol the President that yellow
fever could be controlled IN this coun-
Try bot Tor It's Importation from tropical
countries. and recommends that strin.
geut quarantine regulations be estab.
iished 10y the government.
Il dwelIs al some length on the re-
cent election 10 the South. aud the
President says tina, from Information
iron official as well as private sources
be Is convinced that there was not a
fall aud free expression Of the sufirages
Of the people ia South Carolina add
Louisiana and 10 some Of the Congress
sioual districts 10 other Southern States
lie says he shall DO all in his power to
bring the offenders u justice bat says
the appropriation made at the last SEES
zion is not sufficient for this purpose,
and calls upon Congtess to make such
appropriation as may be necessary TO
enforce The laws We quote single
paragraph from ltis pntlion 81 bis
mes.age
respectfully urge upou your atten'
tl8u sbat IT, taGg tesstunal elections,
Ia every ii.tdtt. ~ very important
t.n.e. tfr Justly matter OF political
iuterps, and concern throughout Il e
whuie aunify Bach stale, every pJ-
inira psly l. entitled 10 the share 81
power which IS conferred hy the legal
and constitutional suiirage /, Is tie
igh 1t every citizen possessing the
qualifications prc-eubed 10y law, "a
east sbr Huiutlatii tled ballot. aud nave
ai- Bsti rusuiei 80 hong as the eN.
ercis. Z ,hts power aud The rnl 'yme1l
81 lhls uaht ac common aud equal
ufActictlHA a. " rii ~ itfmally. submits
bluu = ihe fysuli- II the sulrs.e wii
ta- Aaaaulcj luy SIS, aud cheehuliy anu
-, ihr department. ~ government wil
seal the tuue Ngvt ~ the popular wil
taps rxprcssei Ne temporary % al.
mGi. tlite interests - government
Hsaarg grgeut 81 weithty, will eseI
dl.asce tae zeal a ouf people IN De-
fsu,v Sc ste primary rights Vt citizen
ship They understand lhat The pro
teruun ., liberty fsqatres The niaiute
hahec. ~ iull " pr. - the manlS
s,4bai. Hre speech. Tree press ans
if,sr ,aiisage aad Wiil sdstaiu The tai
ataatts ~ government 10 enforce th'
l.~s which anu Il ,iaej to pfesetv'
tf,-r- hts.tinatl. tish's The matefia
sauar sad aciias ol the State
dcgral 10 lbe protection afforded L
tarn ctzsat herc uan be uo peac,
Wnh.ss urb ptaIee,iua 10 prospetit,
~i,igpat "a q. apd the whole eonuul
u deeply Interested ~ %. growth an,
prosperity u III a. pafts
After The sBssyase sas read Nool
and Cox. q Nrs Ns't. expressed ihei
supple Al ~hat they termed the =
oiilasiag policy - ths President wh
had aolsly started 20 his administrator
hy The silhdrasai u IL restraint iroa
tae ssethefa peopie. aad saia I be sa'
ifa4a ,aa naturalization 10 election
whefc be ongst ~ have hotiev
tbrm 10 New York Guy where. Woo
said, I5.oeo voters we're pfevente
frsm slieg Al shc recent election. an
Coz said 50 0oo votes had been calle
s. i esiioa They referred 70 ~
naturalization paper. u ls6s she
Bose Twced sued the courts Aad "a
ihe machine tsr usuufactaring vote
Aal Nligh naturalization papers hav
bsea gt0aeaaeed irssdulent b. ID
.sasts n New Yosk These gentleme