The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-12-06

impoiicy S Of Sentsnsilna Ia sIiiancss W for. for.
spen. @ sigs tesolsuSs aSs on y atSS sent mt
body on the Same subject. wfSh empha-
Later occurrences. she ocrTl (ondsnce IN
gress, further demonstretefxnat the gov
ernment which was devisf1xby the three
pSSnrt tse nG fSrSsd Ss
Of Of foreign military ~ force S "A al no small
The present governFf ~ has utterly
failed 70 correct, IL indh it has not ag-
the hss ysTy nt nsnad oaT to
inerce with the islandsje 4bur participation
sosssHsss i6S fs a'RRSs %asass e n; 81
SiSi ana a TRSa was and ahf
eonsess 9Tf an on pse of atspa Bens
taken by this gov ment looking to the
Withdrawal wit engasements with With
terms not prejudicial to any of our exist
Ing rights.
Traasury Report.
The secretafy Of the treasury reports
that the receipts OF the government from
year ending June 80, 1894, amounted to
1872 S02, i9S 29J and its expenditures to N42,-
G5'15ssI lehving deficit q see. S99 2Go.gs,
Na't'Nst'''s''
ordinary expenses OF the government, as
compared with the fiscal year OF 1898.
58O.62 and trom Internal revenue SiI7,iGS-
1870. The balance OF the income for the
y-ar, amounting to S93.Sl5.5l7g7 was de-
rived from the sales OF lands and other
The value OF our total dutiable imports
amounted 20 $40 lse.OS6. being Sii6.G57. .G25
lcs-3 than during the preceding year. and
the importatlons free Of duty amounted TO
SSi9. 1895. being SGi,7is675 less than during
Sas RTscTHTe %are & The ds tseenS5 from from
internal revenue $l3lS9G.5S9.T less than In
The total tax collected from distilled
spirits was SSj 259. g5O25: on manufactiired
tobacco, $2S,6l7 S9S.62; on fermented liquors
~, aIt.ss'Vi. our exports OF merchandise,
the year to sS9j,iiO,5i2 being an Increase
over the preceding year OF Ai. I95.37S
,,d me ,b t9ta 3sa, amount Of goid exported dur
SlyNsNfl during the fiscal year OF 1893
The amount imported was S12iig.1Ig ns
agains, 1, s2i,l7l.3Sl during the previous year.
The exports were S0.ij .2G5. The total
bounty paid upon the production OF sugar
W: WAS sl2 100 aS.se, being an Increase OF S.
t21,WSOl over the payments made during
the preceding year. S
IN the country was s.. 2iO. 10. $50 as arainst
O,Oi6'l.Vp on the first day OF November
isy ana the money OF all kinds In circu-
holdings was sl.6i2, Os3, ,l22 or s2i27 per
sssspiIta ss ~ a. upon an estimated population OF
@S1 600. At the same date there was
held IN the treasury gold bullion amount
Ing TO SLGl5l1I.jj and silver bullion which
was purchased at cost Of Si27,7 gSS.
Inc purchase OF silver bullion under the
day OF November, 1885, and up to that
time there had been purchased during the
hscal year II ,9l7.5jS.5S fine ounces at a cost
OF $SI5,52l32, an average cost OF S0.73l3
per ttne ounce. The total amount OF silver
purchased from the time that law took
effect until the repeal OF it's purchasing
clause on tho date last mentioned was l6s.-
6i,6s253 fine ounces which cost 1885,
El, ,W22 ., the average price per fine ounce
Reference 10 coinage in detail is made
and statement Of the condition OF ma
tional banks which has already been pub
with the saving in expenditure by abolish
Ing recruiting depots The President ap-
proves the proposed reform In army for
The years INDUSTRIAL troubles, necessitat-
toned.
praise, and steady \ 'ertion in furthering
coast armament is u red.
ResassS,ng sS,nsg The W 2e foqrt the eresi-
cir .nt UurcIa ters.
fnent o. eder. court officers. He also /
recommends Fed,ral judicial control In In |
Pacific. the President deprecates United |
States receiverships, and wants that sys- |
tenn abolished as soon as possible.
The report OF Secretary Lamont II re-
ferred to with the recommendation OF bet |
ter care OF United States prisoners. Ref |
erence, to the postmaster generals report |
in second-Class rates. The President also |
recommends construction OF additional |
battle ships and torpedo boats, and re- |
rarling coast surveys asks that the naval |
department have fun control
After referring 70 the report Of the sec
retary Of the Interior he advises better ,
forestry restrictions, and agrees with the |
secretary IN advising measures to make |
Indians more eelf-supporting. Pensions |
port, the President maintaining that pur- |
cation Of the rolls WAS necessary
Agriculture, receives detailed attention |
at the Presidents hand with the recon- |
mcndation, also, that national board OF |
health he established The recent strike |
commission is referred TO and the message !
continues:
American shipping.
A tariff built upon the theory that Il L. |
well to check imports and that n home |
market should bound the industry and |
effort of American producers. was fifty |
supplemented by refusal to allow Amer |
lean registry to vessels built abroad |
though owned and navigated by our peo-
pie, thus exhibiting willingess to aban. |
don all contest for the advantages of |
American truns-oceanic carriage. our |
new tarifr policy built upon the theory |
that IT Is well to encourage such importa- !
tiCns as our people need, ana that our |
products and manufactures should find |
markets I'm every part of the habitable |
globe. Is consistently supplemented by the |
greatest possible liberty TO our citizens |
In the ownership and navigation Of ships |
ia which our products and manufactures |
may be transported. The millions now |
paid to foreigners for carrying American |
passengers and products across the sea |
should be turned into American hands. |
ship building, which has been protected |
to strangulnton, should be revived, the |
prospect frightened OF profitable employ |
ment Of ships when built and the Amer
lean sailor should be resurrected and |
again take his place-a sturdy and In |
dustrious citizen I'm time Of peace and q |
patriotic and safe defender OF American |
interests In the day OF conflict The an |
cicnt provision Of our law denying Ameri. |
can registry 10 ships built abroad and |
owned by Americans, appears, In the light |
Of present conditions, not only TO be a |
failure at cyery point, but 10 be nearer n |
relic Of barbarism than anything that |
exists under the permission Of a statute
Of the United States. | earnestly recon-
mend It's prompt repeal.
Honds Were issued.
During the last month the gold reserved