The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-12-14
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
COSTINTED FROM 1sT PAGE.

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MONETARY CONFERENCE.
The monetary conference winch as
semplen aI brusSe,S "t our INV IT" t.o'i
was ADJOURNED 10 the ''lil Gay "l W.
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shouId he q fair rrospcct Of accom-
pl;shjno am international agreement on
the subject Of coinage.
desire also to earnestly suggest the
wisdom Of AMENDING the cyistino stat
utes in rcoard 70 the issuance of GOV
orprert bonds The authority now
vested in the Secretary of the Treasury
in issue bonds is not "a clear as it
should nc and the bonds issued are
observation-disclosures TO the Government.
both as to the time of their maturity
and rate Of interest.
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SIREN"lli or LIE ANN
The Secretary Of War reports that
the strength of the army on the 3Oth
day of September last was 25.77S en-
listed men and 9Th officers.
The total expenditures of the De-
partment for the year ending June 80,
1898. amounted to $5l 900, OTIS OF
this amount, 81 800. 5Sl.95 was for
salaries and contingent expenses, 500
81, SIS. 35 for the support of the mill
tary establishment, $6,071. O33. Is for
miscellaneous oRlectS' anu s-o,o no.
ool.fl lol pupiiC moA M. ms i"'''i
sum lhCiuucS Fi''-''''' ~ loi ~ %
ana n'rpor lniproS eiiltillS Ill" 9o'-Oo'-
fl:-" ioi loltliiC'llohS al" oli'ei
WORKS Oh delchSe; III.
ne 'olal Gnlo,IihelI VI lne i''is n,,
vi Tue several ',t"te' "'s, vi 'ii' rl''
Vi Ocloper ol tlle current Sc"i, L.,
o'' oiliCers ana ehllsteo i',en' he Oh
hcers Oh lhe army oet'lie" loi 'lie III
spectioh ana instruction Vi tillS leselNe
Vi our 'iiillt"iS loiI' leloi1 'ii'I NJ
cieaseu Hileiest anu MAJ NC" Plo9ie ss
are apparent III the alstlpllhe ana ELL
cheney OF me t organization.
Neltiiei l,ioI"i ou.oic cans iiot "oiiies-
TIC 'loience nave c"lleo Tue army mo
service uurlhS inc e'i' anu 'tic only
aCtl'e lnlllt'lS uu'S ieIu'le" VI i. Has
p1en III tlG D'l s !1 t,l'oat VI ieAas
".lTl' 'ioi,''1o'i' VI III. ~ ''t''S ID"
Vi 'ie hi''' '7tt''.a .'ll'' -'lINioo "1lo
rioihi'iH '''lSt en-. l,i,,is ue''.' with ~
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VI t,ie CIV II anu ''i'ii''IS ''"'''oi i'''' Vi
D''" 'o'''''i u.s.
ARMY REORGANIZATION SUGGESTED.
The operation of wise laws and the
influences of civilization constantly
tending to relieve the country from the
dangers of Indian hostilities. together
with the increasing ability Of the
States, through the efficiency of the
National Guard organizations, to pro-
tcct their citizens from domestic VIC
loucp lead to the SuUUeSt ion that the