The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-07

creased during that time oyer 10 per cont the
and q s3adS Sr Ssss ad G 1
work In these national schools hrought as
as may DO t. the Of the free
school systems Of ~ states, when the ,"aiSn
saIizrd civil community in which he re.N'e,.
and nnl the new States are able to assume 'he
| have several times been called upon to re
mnv" indian agents APPOINTED by me. and
81 unness S or svers loo
lirN". however. that the Indian service at tho
mgeHs,es mas been improved. and is now ad
OF cihc,nhcy, II any Legislation is possible by
WHICH Wh,Gh the selection of Indian agents can be-
or, REPRESENTATIONS .n am sure would be great
i ,SSiei TO- the Executive and great benefit to
sistence of the Cheyenne and Arnrnhoe in
dams made at the last session Of Con ress was
estimated for by tho Commissioned upon the
t theory thnt nH a5Te fund hSIgpsinE to is
to he used Tor their surlort. In view. howover.
oith the Hen,ling depreIation claims against this
Off the Interior on the 18th OF April last SUI.
| mit,ed a supplemental estimate Of S5o.otn.
| have been. and the oversight ought to DO rem.
| eIied at the earliest possible date.
last session stated the reasons WY had moi NO"
approved the deed for the release to tho 'nitad
Statss by the choetaws and Chickssaws oithe
aaotments to that tribe: 4 resolution Of ,@s
special message. thS lcoi should be approved
sentsa tn o me- t. TX Has SSer Ms ss
sage was intended to call the attention Of Con.
hS it hst the @H
Proceeded upon false basis as to the amount
Of the i%s thoy a are Sy entitled To
levcn II their claim to the land is given fun
re rec Ell at the rate agreed up9n have
gress have acted unon the subject. it has
release this sum Of $4,000. but 1 have no
noyer to demand or accent such 4 release.
sf an ma yod would be without con-
l desire further to call the attention OF Com
ffluaed With kiowas and conanchss reiates to
to th at Of n 6s dis
and chiekasaws is precisely that TT Se S,
by Congress in the Legislation have, referred
s Mhs t" upH kona which this
reserXatiop is 200 900 acres. and ut the sat.o
nds Ths snm vii be- 0f
a ., especially Il the title OF the gn-
Ths dn9y devovea npc mc
TINS nr c9nnf sS was simply to pass HIon tho
not adequately brought to the attention d
have felt that l would not be justified in act
ing without some new expression Of the leGis-
the report Of the Commissioners OF Pensions
to which extended notice is given 10y the Soc.
grent attention. Judged by the aggregate
amount Of wG1k done the last has been
lIeNe that tho organization ~ thp n g nf-
iIGient and that the work has been done with
h say Ia bbassage OF What is known tho
~ increased tho annual disbursements to tho
a ns t G,fd sy The estimate
% xns sEHsEs!fG be dssifddsI
?fss sannT aO"s p !s
methods are maintained and further additions
to the Genson ,o laws not madethe maximum
and VIII Ea st w H. si
adhere to the views expressed in previous
81 the war OF the rebellion is IA matter Of ma
tional concern and duty, Perhaps ,"m,no4
cannot believe. that this proc las w
reached g, a., point with our peorl" tla woaiJ
these disabled Veterans to tie ,inaGeIIa,e
agencies proyided by local law. III" rtrats
Of this capital of sixty h "Si audi the sur.
yiving Union veterans Of the war Of the rebel.
lion was y most touching and thrilling eri-
sode. and tho rich and gracious welcome ex-
and and the apriauss that greeted their rroi'e5s
States did much to revive the glorious recoI-
lectlonS OF the grand review when those men
and many Thousand others now n thrr graves
were welcomed with grateful 10Y It, yciorS in
n struggle In which the national unity. honor.
and wealth were n at issue.
In my last annual message ! called attention
to the fact that some l"sIs ~" acton was
the government IN nsie aiUn- win tho niHh
Pacific Railway. The Commissioner OF Hall
roads hns submitted very fan rrnort. giving
exact Information rs I" M deb. ,hM mems
sources, We must 'i"a! WITH tun Gf'St,hih 40
we find 1t. and take tia! c"Hr-" winch WIZ. I'M
der existing conditions. best H""uIe th", ibIr-
ests of the United states. lfrr"mh"hd"h IN
my last annual message that "A commission be
appointri to deal with tins uuc. tIoh ana re.
new that rrcunlm, ur!aiinn; ana Suggest that
the cUmM ssiDu 10 gwen IHI power
,5rIcuIrrEF.
Thu rcrort % the Secretary 81 Agriculture
contain. NOT only most Interesting state
Hmn" uuurr the administration OF SecretarF
Tu.k. mi man .ugG:' ~iions for the enlarged
ns"fi!nnss 81 ~, important department IA
thc .ucrc.s.t| "!l@rt 20 break down the 70,
rrnlt.rt- in the countries Of Europe the So.
.,.ts,ry has been uutiring from tho first stti.I.
i.ting aud aiding all other Govern,
onlrrrs at home and abroad. whose on''al
The total trad" IN hog, products with Lurops
in Mas. 1872, amounted to S2.oOO.0OU pounds.
aGaiigg-t, 4D"noO,o , In tho same month
1Ou,u0) pounds in the same month OF