The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-02
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|T3"N'r' r''a ''o' :
p,,rly administrative
Fi'1' p,c Message of President
or" ong plea For His
d"n o,icu,c Of the 7lcKinley
- sectional advocacy oil
N ''' nu...It Contains Much
e Farmers who Have
T." drou.gauize T" Protect
= ,rain,t The Burdens
a"n..,bIcnn csislation Has
H. BON rno"'
Ms umsi Press J
ne. Pee. 1st, 1890.
..aasas tismessage "To the
F.... of Representatives.
lr.araac, to toe reports Of
rr.nal,s, saying that ali
ladas TO aboy. $50, 600,
NJ caI..acd and discussed
.u. d single case of defal-
ea' element.
o,,r With All the " orld.
lily relations of eur country
6a, Of Europe aud OF the
.ar uuaisturbel, while the
vl. and common interest
s fbe States OF the western
svr been notably strength
.ri. r1uce held III this cap
measures for the general
Pursuant to the invitation au'
congress the representatives
isnraleut to Of the Amerl
ma of Hayti, met in con-
capital In Oesober, 1889,
- ral In session until the 1871
im This important convoea'
most interesting aud iniin'
In the history ot the west
,r."rt.
p,ul Becomes IA Republic.
t.gar.ly tact that Brazil in
al,r aa imperial form o.
rri, AZ a republic, in tht
MA results OF the confer
m,rymmyudauouS Of this con
s,,s lll transmitted 10 congress
n session Of the lnternatlona
conference, which met at Wash
ID glteE reached a very graft
r,lt
m atoms suggested have beer
tse attention of all the gov
4. adtaur general adoption i
Ian, y,ecttd. Inc Legislation
ii Jhe last session IS i
c1yu.a the proposition Of tn
,n ultde proclamation therei1
Et!s uIl be an issued when IN
,aagy given notice of thei
NrHtu the Congo states.
eaee at Bru ,els for SUI
lave trade III Africa coul
be suppression of the slav
'aa expression was given OF
lr Us suppression aud the SUI
Is Nae demoyaizug and d,
traffic in ardent spirits. N
ls have been opened foI a treat
n Congo aud the United States.
On Foreign Relations.
President goes into a full accour
ol foreign relations, giving detaile
pll's oialI differences hat are pen,
Go Se Tae CHRONICLE is not larl
% TO print all tue message, and
NY thdl portion.
he Revenue for the Fiscal Year.
revenues Of the government fro
lrce' for the fiscal year, endi,
"a 1880, We're Si63 9G3 OS0. So a,
Y. expenditures for the same +
were Sd5s 6lS jSl 81 The pos,
gave not heretofore been incI
y 'le statement Of these aggregat
',I .le purpose Of comparison {
o f1O.SN. OJ1 92 should be dedu
Nv O).l sides OF the account. I
n i0I The year, including
~, ~, applied TO the sinking fund, v
'.tt .i,i isJ O3. The receipts for Is
w ojO, 0!3 79and the expenditu
0G oJo.1l ia excess OF those
lae customs receipts increa
t.'so and receipts from inter
-as }ll ,72j, lgl 50
expenditures for Fiscal Year.
o de Of expenditures, that
Was SlJ3l2,0ij 9G in excess
l'year. The Treasury st;
+. i0e clueut fiscal year, pal
ava partly estimated, is as
IN. '.s,P,s from all sources, $4v
.'aI expenditures, 1854 O
','lg q surplus Of S52, 900, (
','-s the postal receipts into
20 either side. The loss
rom customs for the last a
''.lmated at S25, 600, 900;
0 ,a.', % 9educted a gain of $16, G
,','l'a during the first
-' 0lTng the year.
For the Year 1892.
'1' Year 1892, the total estim
f5'5,0O0, 900, and the
Ap4nditures $357 ,S52, 20.
"A N estimated surplus OF s15,
"nlc1, with a cash balan,
~. wv ~ AZ = the beginning of the
y. E0@tlIl9O, ,5S as the sum a
'ne redemption of outstan
o'neT uses, The estimat
aad Expenditures for the
M 5Pin'ment' !. being equal, ar,
~ lais statement on q
n. The Purchase of Silver.
an04 n, directing the purchase O
M, ,S'u ''u ana the issue of Tref
cean 'e3l v, approved July 14th,
H. administered by the Seer
get ya'uFy ,a. with an earnest pu
n INTO circulation at the ca
Tr.,'u ua,e the full monthly am,
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