Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-06
,,rs,pENT's MESSAGE.
;.t Abstract of the Docu-
ment.

.,,,rnS. December o.-Ihe fres-
...,,,sss-e. which is being mailed
i'SI, livery to the press at noon to-
Or . !. a little longer than usual,
n'o, n'o,,;rsuin,;y.five pages oi manuscript.
60, ,..ssp,s several subjects by way OF
IL Advance in reform OF the civil
''''. -. one of these. The President
So. Great work has been accom-
Lin the direction OF reforms he
i.,;.,a in the opening OF his Admins
- Elevation OF tone and efiicien-
III b-anrhes of the service are
,.l. end 81: ior,h. His views in re-
'., H., one Residential term have been
.,,,.i. lniar understood to be ineor
lin his message. The subject OF
IS receives considerable atten-
The excellent condition OF the
.-.,..,' affairs OF the Nation, the sue
- Oh. .rea, work OF refunding, and
y, .,,;n,,nance oi specie payments, are
,.,..r,,.l 2 with evident satisfaction. The
-smaiurn. - be done. and the ne
,.,r .or prompt action, are urged
rpa congress, ,
r.. r,,si ,ent agrees with Secretary
81. ,-,,r TIA, a low bond, ranging from
,.-,.,,u,vrpnt. interest and running
,,.g,v 20 thirty years, can readi-
..,. a.g,,,i !or the funding oil bonds
go. ,,,. mex, summer. Success IN
.... ,-,a.-, meut Of Indian affairs Id
.' ...lrI g., signal and most im-
..,~. The efficiency of consular SER
-, o., new duties Oi gathering full
...,,rs of foreign commerce Is COM
...r,3 The success Of negotiations
.. ,a. t,.vtramrnt OF China upon
',a;.t o.: restricting immigration "f
.,s.i that Empire is announced.
r...rW... tra - citl message on this
t...ulru tur treaty covering this
...rgrJ the one Ie.a'lug To new con-
...-..... ~. ccmeUtS are transmitted to
no. .r.', Tor ItS action.
Trr a.,gatiou ot Congress is called to
de ,r,. o. provide money 10 enforce
N...,ra, election laws, and his well
t..,,r position in regard 10
". matter i again set forth
r.. r,wr,r.ibu Of the Washing.
en- Monument is referred To-. and
..r, " ,fS now in progress IN that
f,....a q, brough, to the attention OF
3, 'r.,r,> and suitable appropriation
=. ., complete the work. The neces-
..v., l,.ayry,ug tine river front - also
a-.rri. ,
In NJ, subject of the fisheries the
p-.>. larr states the Gladstone ministry
, 1, rr.a,.r,i from the position taken by
,0..., E-g,uu>iia,d, and that the new
NJ. Ser ui Foreign Atiairs, Earl uran-
,.... r,lr,url the correspondence, tax
m ,rr ground that the local laws Of
g. p,,a;alnn could not override
... l-lvi~ious OF the tr,aiy;
-.as. the B-aCOnstield Ministry had
.-.... % ,aa. the local laws were superior
=. .-,. treaty.. on at least the treaty must
D.. Interpreted by them. Earl Gran
,..a proposes a commission To adjust
lie r...uS 81 the American hShermen,
90 ,.rs out OF the attacks upon them
a. Fortune Bay.
Tie President calls attention 10 the
Of the mail subsidy
mllrly Secretary Thompson and Post
master Grrcral MIynsrt in their re-
4. =, respectively, "a a means ot the
rar.yr. I'd Auer:can mercantile marine,
t...'.. uo' press the subject as vigor-
..,vss'ar iftcEds ofthe subsidies have
.--rrl ir would 10
p. rrruNS Ms recommendation that
o. ..rr,> sal. enact some laws 10 re-
.,. tar pressure Of business in the
fa.',l states supreme Court, which Is
.,a SO ar.gy N arrears. lie adheres
. ui, iIm,r opinions in regard TO the
g.,j d. move Circuit Judges, and the
r-.,>,.,y rr Intermediate Courts of
I--.-> grl Nply.lS.