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

p,rS harS tcsn exported since the law was
I T With aas sSnS s S SPs shows
car. EXPORT Of pork nrodncts OF W pr
S5r.ssGs.d lSS '1gS!'s Ct d5 ssssas TEL!
lSIt 10 22O.5oo.6OO pounds In Is!'2. or
per Ssn RSsaS s hsaDS
as against 20S. 7s3 exported in 1859; This in
rtensed cyrortation has tcen largely promn.9Mt.
ini,hful efforts OF the Secretary and his et-
cient suDordinates t. make tina! insrGction
GOES d j. eased or suspected cattle. Tho require
mcut Of tho English regulations that live cat
,.aSshtered at the docks had its origin in tho
claim that plcuro. pneumonia existed among
cattle ind that the :, ID IKE ne
lie recruitment Of Agrienlture has labored
tcmbcr last public encouragement was made
eyyisted anywhere within the, United States.
Tc i, entirely. satisfied. after the most search
~, SS tSn, 81 eoninuanee Of tn. nsp.cton
end gsHranttpnie now reanire;d 81 satt s
yyHnSi;ed States q s$is ,esSisss5sns can
haEs. at 20 ones. Insist that this eSdence
thhs.iI be accented as satisfactory by other
he disease is maintained and tho inspection
Of our cattle arriving at foreign ports N which
our asy s1n sS
M our cattle shall be Slaughtered at the
~, ,f ssis viii Hip be "e % increased
CENT d our phpresSdenteS sspSrts, l i95 r.
total exports being sl.o3e.27s.o30 md the
~ tho AGRICULTURAL products HN0 Ill.,
STI which exceeds by more than $50. 100000
the shipment Of agricultural products In any
An interesting and n promising work for the
benefit OF the American farmer has been be-
ea!tuent In Eurore. and consists in efforts to
Introduce the various, rr9duSts OF Indian corn
~ o tei favorable opportunity Tor the OK
perrin ent in Germany OF combining corn meal
With bsen
mills for grinding corn for food have been in.
Produced. The Secretary is Of the opinion that
1eay ye Simulated Expectations and that II dill
gently prosecuted large and important mar.
E-'s can presently 10 opened for this great
The SUGGESTIONS OF the Secretary for a.. an on.
to YOUR
1t may. think. be said without challenge that
IN no eorTesronainG period has SO much 81 been
ett of American agriculture.
QUARANTINE AND IMMIGRATION.
The subject Of auaranti E., rsguisti9ns. IN,
e @y sas 81 Sesses ss u WITH
Quarantine regulations should be uniform at
1anr within tho aoef @ Federa fs
ton when and SO far AS Congress shall leGis,,
late. In my, opinion the whole, subject should
he taken into national control. and adeQuats
people against plague invasions On the lst
o! September last approved regulations es-
tallishing q twenty day quarantine for all YES
sells bringing immigrants from foreign ports.
loss loss and suffering have resulted to passen-
gers. but a due care Tor the homes OF our peo-
Hon. Thers Is with hs
eral appropriation should be made at this SEES 3,
But the most careful and rinEsnt auaran-
s' DISEASE S hs
Of medical and sanitary science has been such,
at to Fl es
in the best sanitary condition. and provision
Tor a thorough disinfe ction. an epidemic can.
lam sure. be avoided. This work sppertains
s - III eoes sppaisi Il Is
Of bs
Of the fact that unrestricted immigration
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large number OF persons whose surroundings
make them the easy victims Of the plague.
our Country. lead me to renew the suggestion
privileges Of its citizenship shouId be more re-
stricted and more careful We have. think.
sspecialy to our Working people not only
keep out the vicious. the ignorant. the civil dis
cheek s sPet oS
now coming by further limitations.
CH1cAGo's FAIR
The report Of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition has not yet been submitted That OF the
hiSt I has been received and is herewith trans
mitted. The work OF construction and OF prep
Nay next has progressed most atisfactorily
ssnee that yin worthily sustain the honor Of
The District Of Columbia is loft. by. a de-
cision OF the supreme Court OF the District.
An old statute OF the, Leg stature Of. the Dis
tres reatins to the Licensing Of yar9us yoea
refuse licenses, to sell Intoxicating liquors.
license to penalties: but in May last the Sm.
preme Court OF the District held against this
Of ths ai the hs
gress should supply. either 10y direct enact
ment or By comforting discretionary powers
upon the Commissioners proper limitations
District. The District has suffered in It's repu.
cont Of them resulting from drunkenness and
tho liquor traffic. The capital Of the nation
should be freed from this reproach by the en- :
actment Of stringent restrictions and limita-
tioEs upon the trafllc.
In renewing the recon- m ndation which I
nave made in three preceding annual mes
sages mat Congress should legislate for tn 3
protection o! railroad employees against the
dangers incident to the old and inAd.tl,.nte
msthnNs oil pIaK.ng nAd coupling which are
ss,u.il IN use r?2E freight trains. / do 50 win
.ie nope tuat 'his Congress may take action
Upon the .suhject Statistic. furnished iry thu
!hter-Stnte Iommerce Commission show .huI
during IN. year ending June 30. lS., there
were ~ tlNerent styles of car coupl.rs re-
ported 70 he In use. ana that rlu.iuu M ia M.
period there were $50 nIloyees XII ed nnr
Ihl4O injured. Nearly u yer cent, OF Nh,
deaths occurred IL the vouIlin. nui IN
COUPLING OF cars. and over 81 per cent OF III,
Tho Civil Service Commiss on ask Cor IN In
creased appropriation for needed clorirn! AS
sistance., which ] think should 10 given.
extended the classified service March J. lS!i.
TO include physicians. superb ntendenls. as
sistant superintendents. school teachers an
nd k..,,.