Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-02
WHOLE No. l0,490.

Nit jitt ttVteaiSt ana giving
ing and often delicate relationships with other
countries Our foreign establishment now EN-
| braces nearly double the area Of operations that
/ II did twenty years age. The confinement OF
such service within the limits of expenditure
then established, Is lot. il seems To me, in
accordance with true CCOuomy \ community
ot sixty millions OF people scould be adequately
| represented in It's intercourse with friendly ma
tons project for the reorganization OF the con
| su.ar service and for recaSting the scheme Of
extra territorial jurisdiction is now before YOU.
Il the limits OF short session viii not allow its
i(ul consideration. trust Nou viii not fail 20
| maze suitable provisions COR the present needs
| OF the service II has been customary 10 define
! III the Appropriation Acts The rank of each
| diplomatic Office To which salary is attached
| SiEgest That this course be abandoned and
| titat II h1 len s the President with the advice
| OF the Senate. to fix from time Ia time. IN,
| diplomatic ET,.tc % lie representatives abroad
| as may seem advisable: provisions being dcG-
nitciy made, however, Is now, for the amount
| ot the salary attached to respective stNtions.
FiNANclRt ooNpruoN or THE COUNTRY.
The condition Of cur finances and the opcrz-
| ton OF thcvario.s branches oftho public service
which are connected with the Treasury Depart
lueut are very fully discUSspd in the report Of
| the Secretary. It appears thar the ordinary
revenues Tor he SCai year ending June 80. 1884,
| were:
From internal reySnue............. l2l n72 81
From all other souGecs..---..,..... 81. .No6,.O1 o.
Total ordinary rcvcnuea. .5Ig 500 81
| The public expenditures during the same
! period WGrc
For foreign iniercjut. c..,........ i.3d6.766 ~
Fer Indians.............-. .---.... G.l75 gg9 -
FOR pensions Al ~ 2S 9S
For The military establishment. in
GLIDING rivcrand haIbor improve
Ineuts and arscugiS 80 i29 50S =
For the naval establishment in
Guiding vessels, machinery and
| Improvements az the navy yards. Il ,2g2, o1I -
For mise cunu nuus expenditures in
c.UGing puSNc buildings, light
houses and V"tlerting rcNenue..... f',H9,I no ~
| For expenditures on account of the
pls'uci oi 'oHihp3 .'.;-,.......... 1tll,oi3 fs
For interest oa the puN.iv debt. N57S.S7s 10
| For The sinking fund &C. 7e1gl9 e
-
Iott ordinary expenditures. ,l qiG. tS,i Ss
Leaving surplus " 80 %
| As compared W;ih tuc preceding fiscal year.
| There WAS ttt decrease OF over S2lUo.OO0 in
| the amount @. expenditures. The aggregate re-
| celpts were les li.t those N the year previous
| hN about S1t,lH0NN. lie iallinE O1otreyouuc FOR
| Customs made UP nearly ShWlpN ni this de-
| tciency and about 50 t0t1 OF Che remainder
was due 10 the diminished receipts from internal
taxes. 4he Secretary mates the total receipts
| for the fiscal year which VIII end june 80 1N<5,
| at S53u,0Oe0dd, and the total expenditures IT
$500 640, ,21l II, III which are included the inter
| cSl on the deb; and tie amount payable TO the
| sinking ilud thiS would leave = surplus for
1 the entire year oi about S%tno,uJO Tho value
| OF exports from the United States TO foreign
countries u'lfl!lS the year ending June I'D, 1854,
| was rs follows.
Domestic meTehanGsc........-.. ... S71i 2tt $50
| Forcirn mcrchandiS, I5 5iS' 757
-
Total mCrchaudis $40 05l360e
Specie. q i3S SS
----
es,ncie SSl7 6t6 COZ
More than 81 per cent OF the entire value OF
| io,-ir,It srti,.tns,
| Smear and molnss,s S1ag si1 o7t
| Wool ana woolcn manufacturers 5s b;5eo3
| Gill md its man fnrf,t-ne 400 I2s
| Ca1rp ...... iqGs6,7lS
Iron and steel and manufactures
thereof ~ 5lgttt'9ss g,t,'9ss
| FiDI bemI, mt, and like suIStnnces
! and manufactures thereof............. S34t3,39S
Cotton ana inahulactuieS oi eoLton"' %3tf'tks
hdts ana shlhs otiiti tl.itil illi @oyi'Vo
concur Win Ihe HecIetarH Oh Tue lttasu!y IL, IN
feeonihehd.tls thS ljlihtd,"ic pension pi .lis
cpiidSc u sAS HVll"I9 d'i,' lite ISS'.c "I si4etI
ctrtu'atcs inns - Il mite 10 MLllCH az 'ot
lhgF nav uiuIc ,l,'tI ulicc III
N"ht'' 'lt tt'tii'u vi .iit "a
IL dppS"is lit Nhi'" i lIt 'lIc ilSy alN !cl.Si
tiVfe nave Neeil cuiilati, III toh lEtEce Wltu
| the Act OF februar! - 1875 more than 2t,UuO,-
wv oisSINti dVl!'is, me ilullioeI no" ou'slauq
| lng Is reported pN ne secretary 10 uc neAri!
| ls3eH'0N whereof puI Ilttle more thah tuUoJ-
u0, or less tnah - per cent arc III actual ciTCu-
| latloh. me mere existence ol TINS Ittt seems
| 10 me 10 iufnlsR "l 'tStI' GeEGht argument l3I
| the repeal o. tac S'a.tue "tllch mus ln'tle sucn
i1ct Poss3b 3b.t. LQt IAG5t are other aiiq sraYer
me secretary iSp"s as .pII' 'ISt'GH S.t ull!ySS
cit,s Tn eIe,rIo1 ,;I,.eri irI- NJ n0 dstnnt
day 10 become our sole metallic standard
The commercial disturbance and the impair
naeI ", m so MouiT os
! boTo tlat tbo Sn,.r,t.,r,.'. ,,cos ti,, ,,,ctj
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ii'riti ti,af tb, ~, - - ~ Eo r,i ~ JAM 10
| the Standard dollar.
EXCISE rAyEs.
In my annual message of 1852 I recommended
the abolition of MI excise faxes exceut thosa
| r.1..+i,. ,,i..;,1,.,. -, nv. ....-...,.,.
4VI''t'- ~ ui9''iie" sl"l'S iiliS i0o"'i-'clu1-
ton Is now renewed. In ease these taxes shall
be abolished. the revenues that Stiu remain ts
the Government VIII, IN ny opinion. not only
tor 1af laft