The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-07

remarkable for the wtsdcm Of It's recon-
msndations. We will proceed to cordense
q. Il
Il opens with sae congratulations usual
q to crops, prosQeri,y, &C. II makes 9
rei<sence to tac ~peaceiui transmission
Of tue power a the Government from his
haudS 10 Mr.. 0ARFIELD's; aud contains |
some ludIcroNs talk about the impression
which such a grand spectacle Is to maze
upoa the peoples Of other lands. We arc
surprssed tAat man who has been Pres'ecuf
Of the ussted States for four years siseald
Indulge In sach bsby-tslk. The peoples oil
other countries think as bighiy Of their
Goyeramen,s as we 10 Of ours.
Mr.. HAYES libels the South Ia reference
to the negroes. We need not stop to re-
flute bis ssise assertions on this subject, nor
10 notice his ,waddie about solid South.
He asserts what every man knows TO be
false when he pronounces the rev amend
men.s To- The Federal Constitution 20 be the
"solemn expression Of The will OF The peo-
pIe.v He knows that they were forced
upon the people OF the South. We state
tsis as q simple fact of history without
meaning to intimate that tue amendments
are not to be respected.
Mr.. HAYES adopts the stslwart pro-
efamme throughout. He Substantially re-
commends the two houses OF Congress TO
keep Republican majority 10 each house
BY unlawful;y and unconstitutionaIly un-
seating southern members elected as Dem
ocra,s. Could p-r6dy go furiber2 IL Is
next akin 10 perjury. Isn't 1t moral per-
juryi
The message recommends grants OF land
for educational puIposes--a good recon-
mendaiion.
The President revives the eivil.service
humbug. or all the meu in the world he
should be the last to touch this sufdect-be
who allow. q bis officers TO stump the coun-
try for GARFItLD-he who appointed scores
OF villains 10 Office that aided lon deirauding
South Carolina and Louisiana out OF their
vote for President In 1S76-be who allowed
three several assessments TO be made upon
all the clerks, male aud female, in all the de-
partmenis OF the Government 10 pay rascals
for cheating General HANCOCK out Of the
presidency. Mr.. HAYES, let us say once
more, is bypocrite. He is pretty fellow
70 open bis mouth on the subject OF d.
vorce between Congress and the President.
The President touches poly gamy, and, as
a means OF extil paiiDg it, recommends the
governing Of Utah by commission. That
would serve as precedent for like mode
OF governing The southern States, which can
easily be converted into Territories, as they
were few years ago.
The President aiiudes to the fisheries,
which bave enabled New England to get
rich at the expense OF the rest OF the Union.
Tie President mentions the Industrial
Exhibition 10 Sydoey, New South Wales.
He SAYS he has oupleted aeOnyention with
France to enable citizens of the two coun-
tries to settle their claims against each other.
Our relations With Germany aresfriendIy.
Tue naturalization question promises to be
settled pesceably, and N we in this county
want II settled.
He speaks OF Austria, Prussia, Portugal,
Sweden and Norway, Turkey, and Greece.
Read what he says il you areSinierested in
those countries. We have had some little
trouble with Spain, hardly worth. naming.
The treaty with Belgium was stopped be-
cause the Senate altered "a word,in it-by
mistake, we suppose. he also mentions
Denmark. NH a,
We have two new treaties With China,
but rbe.President does not tellwb bat they
iho III
Perhaps be Is afraid TO tell.
The President refers 10 atreaty with the
Netherlands, after abiding to.gapan. Our
troubles with Mexico doipt amount TO
much. We shall sssn have several railroads
leading into that country from Texas.
The President mentions Guatemala, Co
iombla, Bolivia, Nicaragua, dc. Also the
LEssrPs canal. He says the United States
must claim supervision and authority over
Il! Hurrah for Uaele SAM
The President alddes 10 the wsrbetween
the republic OF Chill and the republics OF
Peru aud Bolivia. Oar relations with Bra
iii are cordial. He mentions the Argentine
republic; touches up Samoa; tells abont
the Egyptian obelisk and the Egyptian
debt; and also about an InternstionalSani-|
tary Conference to begin January d, 1881. j
The President recommends subsidies to
vessels rs aids to commence. Also, for
the same purpose, 40 ocean cible from San
francisco to the SapdMieh Islands, and
thence to japan and Austraha.
The Pre-. ideut Is charmed with the state
OF the national finances. %eneral DAGSeDN
said. al leave this grest country prosper.
ous and hsppy." Mr.. HAYES goes several
better. de exults over everything In the
6uancial.lin
The receipts OF the Gewernment last year
were tssssse6. 6l0.9s; the expenses were
e267 ,9N IS. The reuainder, x78.D6s,-
es7.ll, was applied to the redemption Of |
bonds. &c.
The President recommends the setIre.
ment Of the eseenbacks and ODE destruction
OF their IegsI.tender quality de ,bekeyes |
in q currency of both gold and silver, but I
wants the gold Dollar and the SILVER dollar |
to be worth 100 cents each, and aeeises,C Gen.
gress to have The sixer dollars eGiargsd.
The Presideut says an army ID S0.000sis
the least the country can get along with. II
we are to have Republican rule, ~ ought
to have twice as many General HANCOCK
could have got along with 10000.
The President recommends that West
Point be put under oldcen on the retired
list-a blow at General SeHoTIELD. and sop
IA the nerro The white army officers arc