The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-08

| many Vi inc itcnss II sePafateg cpusiueIeu
could scarcely ran Oh relectlon Dytne adopnol
| OF the course 1 nave recommended. Ever
MEMBER Oh congress, wnen any opportunit
| should arse Ior giving hle innucnce ana vot
| Tor meritoftous appropriations wouid D'
enaoieo SO 70 40 Wlthout Deing ctiied upon !,
sancuon otners unaeseIving Oh ms apProval
90 aiso wouiu .ne EAeeu,lse DC aIordeu uere
| oy iuh oPPoftuhity W eAercfse ms cohstieu
tionai prerogative OF opposing wnatever ap
pIoprlations seeineu 70 nun ooJectohauIe
Witn1ut InPer,ii1S tIe success vi otneI
WHICH Gouheuueu themselves ~ MS jug
Iheut. =. may vc VI III oPt'oe.Un W .nee'
susges,io.ns, ua. .ne nun VI ;, m' v
.:nsu G ioasMeh IA niIh Jas' ~
render imnract:cable senarate a5nropriatior
hills or even for such a comr,aratireIv Iimitef
number as make the disposition of large sum,
of money.
This objection may be well founded, ant
whether It be or not, the advantages which
would be likely to ensue from the adoption o.
the course have recommended NAV, perhaps
be more eifectually attained by another, which
respectfully submit to Congress as an alter
native proposition.
1t is provided by the constitutions of four
teen of our States that the Executive may dis
approve an item or items of bill appropriate
ing money, whcreupon the part of the bill ap
proved shall be law and the part disapproved
shall fad to become law, unless repassed &C
cording to the provisions prescribed for the
passage of bills over the veto of the Executive
/ submit to your careful consideration the
question, whether an amendment of the
Federal Constitution, in the particular indi
Gated, would not afford the best remedy foi
what If often q grave embarrassment both
to members of Congress and to the Executive
and is sometimes serious public mischief.
|e,- fs r THE NAVY. F-...T
The report of the Secretary of the Navy
states the movements of the various squadrons
during the year in home aud foreign waters
where our officers and seamen with such ships
as we possess, have continued to illustrate the
high character and excellent discipline of the
naval organization.
'rThe President here calls attention tn the
cruise and loss OF the ,Jeannette and portion
of her crew i'm the arctic regions.l
7. .,,.,rs h., 49, co..,,,e,,, ,.,,u. ,h,. a.,
.,.a,abta naroi fnroo 81 tha frn,,e5 Stotas con
s;sts 81 thir,r-saran ,rn;sers fonrteen sinnla-
nrre,a1 mnI;tors bniIt Jn,ipr the rahaii,on
I.rue pmmher n, smooth. bore Guns and Par
81. ss;aas al a,srbtr sara,, r;ao5 oamnnn Tho
cruising vessels should he gradually replaced
nv iron or steel sbips. the monitors by modern
armored vessels. and the armament by high
nowered riHed puns The reconstructjon of
our navy. which was recommended in my last
message. was begun by Congress. authorizins
I'm its recent acf. the construction of two
large jnarmored steel vessels of the character
recommended AHylsnry hoard
and subject to the final approval of a new
advisory hoard to he organized ms nroyiileI by
that acf IcalI vour aftention To the rocom.
mendatiop of The Secretary and tho hoard
that authority to be given to construct two
mora cruisers of smaller dimensions and one
fleet of disnat,b vessels and that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
be made far hiub mower rifed cannon for the
torpedo service and for other harbor defences,
Pend;no tbe consi5aration h, Con,yress Of
the colicv IN be bereaf ter adopted in Conduct
inc the eight Iarue navy wards and their er-
rnSs;ra oStah,;sbHor, ;ha Ssoratarv advn
aa.tnd tba ra5nntinn ~ avrand;tnras 70 tbo
Lives, nnss;tia a,nnnnts Eor The nnrnose Of
atforJ;nn thn oti;nsrs and seamen ~ tbo nav
annortnSit;as Of ersrcise and diSciniire In
thrI;. 80 ss;o,, rr,1or ,ha annr,,,r;,td 60, ~
ami a rect;on the Secretarv adyisas that the
G.rh,Lo,,so snr,,;o, ,,S cnas. s,,rr.,- ha ,r.rs
farrad a., no,, or.r.n;raS fr,n, AZ t,.asmr,
- ~ ~ Donartmart .ndha ,ISo sn,r,os.:
e. ,h. ra.ssnnI ,,h;oh 10 aSs;a,s tbat q ssr,
liar transfer NAV wisely be made of the cruis-
inc revenue vessels.
r. c,,ro,,r,- t,r,;,,, 5on;o,s ,,. ;n,;,,a,o
oo,,,.,.;o,, ~ ;n,or Ja,and.,nao Of tha ,'ar,S
,a A. on,, nu ,arina a'S at.rao,s a.
AMI; .,,,, nnn.i,,nd ,io,adaroa ~ ~, ,at
t .',a W ,ha ' .orrann,rd;m' .rans,or aS nnr
&c. . e W. .'ao y, ra;lS Ios.or;a III.
S.SS Nf AZ. $500 S;,,,,.Or,a,' .i,o
..!e',i -, lie S,a.i,lN5. ~ po;;'',. 49,.
nan naionai "Si "osNou s. " IN an.
So. a,p a. So, a...,,;,,'-.r.1o shnuId
s.a.Ss nag M, ~ WY at,a,,;;n ~ Tna,.os"
W. w.. .'o in,,;aaI LII '5 oSrndo
wv nats ~ ..,,a si,, nu IS"n, ;n.,
ueIIaI Lol 'ie anu,ac.u .;.; VI ,;,I ,, nu
s.eaIs IN iaI, VII a.; Yu ,,;, LIN
Ineicl ,Nis OiI u,sae t ,at t.aso M =;
sllps Is the s.ea.er vost w iapo, anu m
.;.a III, az au atra.S,
sapi.ai, MINI III se ovea tl;Inhi,
oua ia u. s',,s i ,''',.
eorn;l,r, " Ian a., n shpnid nnt nn,t;nma 70 do,
,o'd ,,h'mc ,,,o ras'nIs bull, IN ,ha 81 Of
~. s''a 100000 rn;,;,'. 49, S,rr;r.r
an an. WIN ne frn;,oJ ST. Steauors on
.h ,,r;,,n;,al ooaon liz Tor anv fore;%, norts
one t n,n,,J;, 80 us
ou, .1s. .ns,r;o,a,i liz ,ha ratinns sh;nb
Sr;ia .,a saii the sh;ns and c,rrv The mails
july ,n rsa n"a, oS,ni .harobv sonsn;onams
asu 20. 60, ..osn;,,. ,ho;D..5n
a'' Hn'a ~, Nv, Insrnre,or Sr .n.n
o n.
Inc report Oh lne Los.alaster G .s.i shes
evidence OF the satlsiae.oI! cohul5IoI VI INA.
department, anu contains lnany Naluaole uati
ana accompanying sugSestions, Mhicn caiiiot
lali 10 pe OF interest. ne inioInatIon which
IL auords tnat the receipts Ior tue nsSai yea
cave eSceeue1 tue eApenu,'ures mus. VIC .ets y
SratuHlhg 10 SohSIess anu u INC Peopfe vi
tne country. As matters Wnlch MAY laiN
c ann particular aoention, leiel .ou ~ ne 3
observation IN relerehrs 70 .ne aNIsaoity vi
chahgine the present oasis IoI nAniS saia,ies
ana allowances, oL eAlehu'hs sle nloh'. oiu .%l
system, OF enlai guy 'ne n,ans ~ .. .ro
Ios,a, estaUiisnileuls " Ve unuel ,.s .pii.io
me Ie.egrapn system VI lhe count y, .nough
from TINS lasl anu Ii2st ,ihPoI.an. ieeu.n'nen
cation l must Mhano C ny eom 1anaI nm !.
Az .nS ,,ss SESSION mo- ,ha Wonss 81 Ran,eSon
were i'sI i.o .n1 VI ~,
the rate rs two cents ner half OUNCE have
given much study ard reflection to this,
and am thoroughly convinced that such action
would be for the best interests of the public
1t has been the Tol:cy OF the Government
from its foundation to defray, as far as pos
sible, the expenses OF carrying the mails by
direct tax in the form OF postage. 1t has
never been claimed. however, that this service