Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-15


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the varied interests of the international
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Inc secretary OF IN. the treasury reports
that me receiptS OF me government from
a 20 sas rl ic in SD 7 7l o snde a
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Currency Legislation
|
of the treas,,rv amnlv ,nstities +ho ,,,,,oa.
date enactment of the legislation recon-
m It one year ago, under WHICH a por,
IN - trust 5ma i'GGul,sS SiiIuiu We pl.ceu
| should be redeemed unon nresentation.
| but when cnce redeemed should not there
| after be paid out except for gold.
T.. ~ is not 70 be inferred that other legis-
nu;red on thee o ~ ~ - l.oe re-
| Gus demand for il. Nt'
The Importance Of adequate provision,
which will insure to our future a money
stdnoalu IelateE as our money sandard
penera1iv racoonioad ooi'iireic idi r1'ais' -
| The companion proposition that orr do
nestle paper currency should be kept
| our Industries and inernationaI con-
merce as to be adeouate 60 ,~.:r,o:,sive
| to such needs is nronoaft,o,7 s.o~ce1v
less o imnnrtant The pl snht !, =, its
parts is recommended to til. wise consid.
Grafton of the congress Az"
recent acnlisition Of territoTv nv " ne ne
United States. there shonld he esta hlished
| regular and FREQUENT steamship COM
mnnication> under he Ar,ericnn tiop c 9Th
| Tho neviv acn,,iref1 is,ands "' -'"e WAN
In view also Of The Increased innor-
tancce Of the proposed formation Of a com.
The ve,ow fever nrn IH,s WHY ~ 81 fbe
military "cc,1nst iop Of Wuha TIE nresi.
dent recommends that congress should
p'o'too ioi suoi' oo'''''-ieSio'
| The Army
Under the act of congress approved
April &c, 1893, and authorizing the presi-
dant IN his discretion unon declaration
| uc't ~ ,1te oAeN1e'ioi'' uEo1A :"
OF war by congress or a declaration oy
congress that war exists directed the
| increase of the regular army to the max
mum of 50. 600 authorized in said act.
| Thoro ~ 49,, i, 49, -,.-,,I,. orrX
r. eco o@aer ~" IVA -, 80 T., 800 oat =
wos nrovidad th u at th end su Of a. anv
war in which the United States may be-
| como involved the army shall he rednced
to a peace basis by the transfer in the
same arm of the service or absorption by
promotlon or honoraple discnarge enu e
! suIH leS ui:tions do tLe seS! go y ~ We.
may establish of supernumerary 60, commits ms
| stoned omcers and the honorable us
Gnirge or TRANSFER 81 supsanui,ieiaiS + w
act shall pc eonsroeu as h auumorrIE ,as
permanen5 lncrease o. INC CHililiilssioi1e e
Oi enl!Sleu ioiCe ~ ~ "a s.ii i " -;
yollu 1,iS. 4oM ~ , oH ie.eu ~ +hi ant ax
non+ as - - tba ircrsass ~ twentvfive
0ii NJ ort ao ~ ,eoieiotion fo,. the
peru me- w. 10 ton ~
t tple ,u 49, ,r'e fn tbnr l,,rnnse has
, rnv nnn7'aIifiai - annrnva, There can he;
70 question .t a. tt ft tie 1 n,1a hHnSreG
t ~ sand men Viii he none too MANY to
rnee+ 4ho naoessities Of The Situation At
/ oil &c v1-t,n fln,. 1of
| rann;rod ner,renenti,- ar NOT the mower
| sha,,id he riven to the president TO enlist
| thot forca II in his observation il shall be
| NECESSARY and the further discretion
Should be given him to recruit within the
Islands With the government of which we
| are charged.
| It is nv purpose to muster out the en-
| tire volunteer army as soon as the con-
| gress Shall provide for the increase of the
| regular establishment. This will be only
| of i,1Stica and will he much an
Dreciated by the brave rem who left their
homes and employmentS to lelp the cOun-
| try in its emergency.
| THE following Recommendations of the
| secretary of the navy. relative to the in
nroyal:
| First-Three sea-soing sheathed and cop
| ncreI battleships of about 13.:U0 tons
| trial displacement. carrying the heaviest
| armor and most powerful ordnance Tor
| vessels of their class ard to have the
| highest practicable speed and greatest
radiIls Of action. Estimated cost. exclu-
| sive If arn1or and armament, $3.GuU.UUU
| each
Sacond-Three sheathe7 and coprared
| ,rnoored cruisers of about 12,OUO tons -'ial
| Sisr1ncen,ent carrying the heaviest arnor
and most nowerful ordnance for vessels
| 81 1heir class and to have the highest
| n,.acticahIe sneed and greatest radius OF
| act;on Fstimated cost. exclusive of ar
| 60 nnd arn,, mont 81 900 600 each.