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cation to Congress.
Ill‘flll’l'Ah'T SUBJECTS TREATED.
. A Itavlew of the Year's Govern-natal
fink—oil: tar-in ”attach” Av-
gament forth. loll-lay Tart! Law.
an. roll-rat that... not lull-rand.
WWW. Dec. l.-—Below is given
thafulltaatof President. Harrison’s mea-
laotocongraaa: ‘
hit-Maud mammativn'
" ”mdmmneemlvedem
”with.“ before congreai in tin usual
mwilaahlblt lndetailthaoperuionaof the
Wlorthelaltflvcalyear. Onlythe
mkaportaatlacidentaand tensile. and chiefly
“pliabthcfonldatlouof the recommen-
dation: Inbluit. will he referred to in this
A‘. “mandincreaaing businesaof tbegoverr
”has beentrnmcted bythessveraldeparta
I“ duringtbe year with faithfulneaaenergy
nil-coma The menuqalltountiag toabcve
Mme. have been collected and dialntraed
when revealing. so far as I an mama
weaved defalcationor etnhenlemeat. An
mambo- beenmadetostimulaleaam
oftmpoaalbltltyandpuhllcdntyinallolnceruad
maployea of every grade, and the work done by
th- hea about wholly eacapcd unfavorable
ellflaha. fapeair of these matters with freedom
baa-atheuedItof thisgoodwork isnotmlne.
ubeytheJleadaof themeraldeprtr
wwflhthegreat hodyof faithful officers and
employee who serve ttndcr them. The closest
my“ congress lsinvited to all the methoda
d administration and to every item of expendi-
lulu.
unfriendly relations of our country with the
M of Europe and of the east have been un-
Mrbed. while the ties of goodwill and common
m that. bind us to the utatcs of the western
We have been notably strengthened by
the conference held in this capital to consider
m for the general welfare. Pursuant to
lbiuvitation authorized by congress the repre-
Iutativea of every independent mate of the
Amarlun continent and of llayti met in confer—
clme in this capital in October. 1939. and con-
tinued in lesion until April 1') last. This impor-
tant collimation mark» a moat intern-sling and in
fluential epoch in the history of the western hem-
m If. is noteworthy that Brazil, invited
while m an imperial form of government.
shared-ambit in the deliberations and m
aulad the conference. The recommendations of
“eminence were all transmitted to mogrem
“the last session.
Mar-ice is then made to the international
Infamgre-at Washington and the confer
eaeeat Brunch to devise means for the supp-ea
don (t the slave trade. Continuing. the president
WI:
w the end of the past year the only lode
metrical government on the western
m thatdfll'azil, ceased boexist and was
succeeded by a republic. Diplomatic relations
wereat once ratabliabad with the new govern-
ment, but it was not completely recognized until
an opportunity had been afforded to ascertain
that. it had popular approval and support. When
the canine of event.- had yielded assurance of this
its I) tintewas bet in extending to the new
mama and cordial welcome into the
family II American commonwealtha. it in mull:
”buffered that the good relations of the two
curatrleawill be preserved. and that the future
wilwitaeman ‘ ‘ ‘ “ , of '
and an expanuon of their mutual conmiorce.
loath American Compucatloaa.
Thepeace of Central America hasagain been
W through a revolutionary change in Sal-
vador, which waanot rtecogaiaed by otheratatev.
a-dhtltflitiea broke out between Salvador and
Guatemala. threatening to involve all Central
America in conflict and to undo the
whidthadbeenmadetowardaunionof theirin-
i.“ The efforts of this government were
promptly and notoriety exerted to cmnpoae their
m, and through the active efforts of the
mauve of the United Slater a provisional
trutynf peace was argued Aug. at, whereby the
right of the republic of Salvador to charm in
male" was recognized. Gen. Ezeta. the chief
recognition duly followed.
nation; of (leaflnrruudiaonboanlthei'ar
aha m steamer Acapulco, while anchored in
Minthcport of San JoeedeGuatemala. de-
nied arcfnl inquiry. Having failed in a revo
Mm of the United States was sought
to elect his seizure. first at Cbarnperico. where
the-teams touched. and afterward at San Jose.
'l'bocaptain of the steamer refused to give up hi4
W without a written order from the
m Stabs thinner; the latter furnished the
“at letter. stipulating as the condition of his
action that Gen llarrondia'a lifeehould be Sllll’t'tl.
u that. he should be tried only for oflcnaes
m can of hh inaurrectinnary movement-i.
Thulatterwaa pvoducedto thecaptainof the
Amen by the military commander at flan Jim.
aahhwarraat to take the pamengcr frmnth»
mac-av. (lea. Burundi: resorted capture and
is killed it being evident that the miniater.
Influential uacded thehoundaof his au-
. than, in intervening. in compliance with the lie
”of the Guatemalan authorities, to author-
h-ddect. in riohtion of uncritical. the sofa
macaavc-elofthevnuulstateaofapaasenger
h frat-it charged with political offence. in order
u henlghtbe tried for such Mariam under
what no lleacribad as lnartial law. I was con-
mm dhavow Mr. Mizner‘4 art and recall
him from bk poet.
Brief comment here oer-uni no the Xicsraugua
a.) [label and American claims against (mill.
'fhaa he rays: .
out m with Chloe. which have for Iv-
ual years occupied Io importautaplaee incur
“Wary. have called for careful con—
mlou Ind have luv-ti the subject of much
The communications of the (fl-lame niiniailer
have brpught into view the whole anhject of our
m relations with no mutatry.aad at
the nrae time this government. through its lega
line at Ming, has sought to arrange varioua
malt-a and munplainta touching the interevu
.l mien of our citlamw in Union.
h m of the concurrent rraolutlon of
MLMIhavepmpoved to the governments
“Infernal (treat Britain to countdown comm.
mummanwmniminmnm
lanthanum nice-ted under the treatyof
Mhmm anawardtotheeffeet that
umwavdae from the flanlvhgov»
alum-thIeU-itedfltateaoaaematof what
hm known all the (brine Butterfleld
(Um.
tie—tail nannramicable retaining with have
‘C the llama aituatlow follows. after which
“fin
lrtllatt lalradltlan Treaty.
lie-aw treaty «extradition with Great are.
haanaawiilbea-n by the m
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“he ratldeatloo. was pvoclaimedonths
d H larch. lubcltcilclalworlrloglaalr
“a between the two [mm
Whaler-simian lathe Behring a.
”which will aoca he laid tarfrwe con
‘llsalertomhmiuar-qm-thmmam
After/touching upon dealixiga of our govern
m with than of ilaytl. Italy and Portugal. the
Ian:
Tilt-minor: of our treaty relatives with the
amplreofJapan hascontlnued tohe the nutrient
Pha- have been ironically arm»! ulna. and
M can be no good lemma for deb-flux the (Iv
wtltflouof the"); while the dcfrllaclmt mate it
our phat seaports 'mlhlllhd an urgent reaaon for
“expedition,
The cmragemont that ha- been eatendedte
of Waco and of correcnondenoe. The themllitlaof theatams. generally nod moat ap-
hvolrodare both grave and delicate;
aad.wbileltwlllhe mydutytoaee that. we ia~
tamaofthe United Summnotbyany
opposed to undue diacflminathml ala-
hgltfmata expectation: of the Japanese govern
mantandmaintatnthepreaentaad iongealatlng
kindly Matinee between Japan and the United
tats. will be alluded.
After recommending that our million attha
thotxexicohenlealwthatof theilrrtdaea,
ad commenting on our trivially relation with
hat country, the mident says:
The cordial character of our relations with
”ah warrant: the hope that by the continuance
d methods of friendly Motil‘tiltln much may be
accomplished in the direction of an adjuatmeat
of pending question» and of the incrvraeeof ow
proprlalely designated the "National Guard."
lllould be continue-d and enlarged. These mlB
ilry organizationu constitute. .u a large mane, the
army of the United titan-a. while about flveaixtba
dam
early hope that such revision aawlll Iathfy the of the annual coat of their maintenance iado
frayed by the notes.
The Attorney Genral'a Itclmrt.
Therapovtof thratttmvgeneralirunderthe
kw ulblnitted directly to coupe-sci. but an the do
partrnentcf justiceiii oooof theorem-tiri- depart
meats sortie Mace to the work done is appro
priate here.
A vigorous and, in the main, an effective effort
has been made lotwiogtotrlalaml punishment
all violators of the law; but. at the came time,
care has been taken that frivolous and technical
devises should not. he used to awrll the fees of
ofllcera or to human well disposed citizen lepe-
uade. The extent any development of our trade cialattention it called to the facts connected with
with the island of Cuba invent the com
the prosecution of violntlom of the election lawn
niatimadthell’nltcd State?» and Spain wit a and of menace against United Stated office“
peculiar importance. it is not doubted that a In.
eialarrangeriwnt in regard to commerce, based
upon the reciprocity prov “ion of the rem-cut tarifl
act. would operate mom beneficially for both gov.
moments. This subject. in now receiving allow
lion.
,The number of conviction-t air-cured. very many d
than upon pleas of guilty. will. it ishoped, have
a salutary restraining influence. There have been
teveral case» when- postmaster- appointed by me
have been mhlected to violent interference in the
discharge of their official duties and to perm
'l'hereatoratioa of John Ericaaon'a rcmaim to ”mend pervadvltdeace of the moat extreme
Wand the work of the Venezuela claim
compilation are «objects of remark. Then the
prealdent turns to
Bavarian of the Government.
character.
Borne of three cases have been dealt with
through the department of juatlce, and in route
Mitre poatofllcew have lweuaboliiilled or aw
pended. lhnvr directed the postmaster general
The revenucaof the government from alleourcea to Wm" this ”0“” i" all cm when» other ”f'
for the decal year etidlng Jun.- iltl, 1890. were “fill.-
manna, and the total expenditures for the same
forts failed to mm for any [ufillnllfifen not bitu-
self to fault, an upmrmuir y mam-fully to ext-rota
period were Montiflhfl The 909“! receipt! the dntleaof llBlffllCrf. But such action will not
have not. heretofore hem included in the state-
aupplant the effort»- of the drmmmmt of justice
ment of fl aggregate; find for the NW of to bring the particular ntfmdors to punishment.
compariron the sur- of Mirth! 097.9: abould be do
ducted from both sides of Lb:- accoun’t. The turn
The vacation by judicial decrees of fraudulent
certificate-:5 of mlurniizution upon hills in equity
. - - filed by the attorney general in the circuit. court
- an i
51‘3“...“ “Home"; m... m . We»
for if“) were fligmflflju. and the expenditures
“5.730.071 in excess of filth-l9 of film. Them-r
torn-awhile increawd $5.kt'y.tlt2.&i, and the rev
fnlitiiinr equity jurindictinn. Nearly one hundred
such llr‘crrws luive teen taken during the your. the
evidence disclosing that u very large number of
. _ .7. . _ . . . been
“Pip" from triternal mvenue 3“”5 19m», while fraudulent n rtitiiutes of nat'ximliutionliave .
on the side of expenditures that for penaioua war mm“ .lnd m tth connection I beg to renew
snowman; in excess of tin- preceding yrnr.
my recommendation that the lawsbe an amended
The treasury statement for the current. fiscal astureqnireamore full and searching inquiry
yanpartly actual and partly estlinatnl. is at
follow»: Receipts from all mllrf'f'li. 8406me
total expenditun-s, pronoun. leaving a snrpltn
of W.W,tlll—-not taking the [natal receipts into
into all the fz‘u'f'i nM‘rrsunry to naturalization be
fore any ltf'l'liilv'..l~‘.< are granted. . it certainly b
not too much in.) miuirv that an application for
American r-inzensbip «boll belie-an! with as much
theaccount on either side. Thelma 0, menu! can! and record-«t with as much formality as are
from customs for the last quarter is estimated at
given in caves involving the prettiest property
Indoor). but from thin is deducted a gain of right.
about Suharto», realized during the find four
months of the year.
For the year liltr.‘ the total estimatcd receipt:
After brief commr-mlatnry reference to the
[hrltmavter gem-rare report. the preeidenl soyv
. The “mange of lio- act to amend certain section»
fifmmfl'fiptigcingeuflgwlfiefxrfim": of the rt-Virlrd statute» relating to lotteries. ap-
.. . . ... .
815.147.710.58, which. with acusli balance of ’52,-
0mm) at the beginning of the year. will give
”7.1639058 as the sum available for the redemp
tion of outstanding bonds or other uses. The
estimates of receipt: and expenditures for the
Mac department. being equal, are not in
eluded In this statement on either side.
The art "din-cling the purchase of silver bullion
and the issue of tremury nutm thereon." ap
proved July 14. mm. has been administered by
the secretary of the trPrasury with an earnestt pur-
proved Sept. lo. Mitt, hm ln‘v-n rin-eived with grmt
and deserve-ll guqmlnr favor. The poetoflicede
porttuo-nt and lb.- ilopnrtnicnt of justice at once
cute-rod upon tlu- willirwriwnt of the law with
sympathetic vigor. and nirvmly tho public maih
have been largely freed from the fraudulent and
demoralizing npvmls and literature emanating
from the lottery companies.
Navy and [Department of the Interior.
The conumction and equipment of the new
shipo for the narybave made very satinfactory
pose to get into circulation at the earlivst postublr prrygm Since llurclul. we», nine new veer-role
dates the full monthly numuntn of treasury note! 1"".- been put in communion. and during this
mntemplated by "5 provisions “Id 3‘ "l” W winter four more. including one monitor, will be
time '0 Km m "It? market '0' silver bullion Such added. The commotion of the other vuela aw
support as the low contrmplntea The recent do
lborized is being pushed. both in government. and
predation in the price of solver has been observed private yard-t. with energy and watched with the
with regret. The rapid rise in price which anticl
[rated and followed the passage of the act was in
recent reaction is in part the result of the same
calm and in part of the recent monetary disturb
moat sumptuous can.
The rxlmrimenta conducted during the y ear to
J l" 50""? “’3'" b7 “Mah'm m thf test the relative resisting power of armor plates
have been so valuable u to attract great atten—
tion in Europe. The only part of the work upon
ances. Some months of further trial will be neon the new Shit“ that or rhrrcfynml uy unusual delay
.17 to determine the permanent effect of the re
cent legislation upon silver values. but it is grnt‘t
lying to know that the increased cirmrlation ac
fined by the act hailexeru’d and will cvmtinue ta
lathe nrmnr plating. and every effort in being
made to mime that to the minimum. It lit a
uourceof congratulation that the anticipated in-
fluence of these modem vmhi upon the esprit dc
exerts mod beneficial influence upon laminar oorpaoltheomwraandrearrwnhaamfullym
and upon general values.
alircd. C(mfldenceand pridein the ship among
While it- hM Wit been lhOIIKhl ll"! toreoew the crew are equivalent to a p-coudury battery.
factually the suggestion of no international con-
Ynur favorable. consideration in invited to the
leaner. bolting to an agreement. touching till rrcomlneemlfiiivmll I)! the wrrulnr);
full use of diver for coinage at a uniform ratio,
care has been taken to Mmrve closely any
change in tiir' situation abroad. and no favorable
opportunity will be lost 1.; promote a result which tory ”5mm attained.
it is confidently believed would confer very large
benefits upon the common-e of the world.
The l'l’peil'l. of lhl' swrrtury of flu- interior ca»
liillits with great fullness and clearance the van
work of that great depamm-m and tho mtufuc
The suggestions nut-lo: by
him are Mmeatiy c-unmr-ndnl to the i-imsidi-m-
tion of tvnpnw's. though they cannot nil bo- givrn
The recent monetary disturbances in England particular mention here.
are not unlikely to ant-tuned u m-cmminationoi The several actunf r-onzrvm looking to the re-
opiuions upon this subject. Our very large sup
ply ofguld \vill. if not lost by impukive leg'mll'
dilution of the larger inviizm reservations. to the
nerve rapid ai-ttlrmetit Hf riw indium upon indi
“all it! "I" “WWW lint-rest of silver. zln' mil vidual allotmculrl. and tin- rt‘atumiun to tin» put»
position of advantage in promoting a [unuanent tic domain of lamb III ext-nos of their need». have
and safe international ngm-ment for the frev- lw‘ been lamp!)- (-nn'is-il mu. Moot, m rm- as the work
of silver as a min metal.
.. Avoiding Monetary Stringctu-y.
The alerts of the recretary to increase the val
time of money in circulation by keeping down the
trearury surplus to the lowwt practicable limit
have been unremitting and In a very high dearer
huccexafui. The tables llf‘t'fit‘fllt’fl by hitli shutting
the inch-nae of money in I'll'r'lllitfiml during lht
last. two decades, and wpecinily the table showing
thcintmwduringtlie nineteen months be but
administered the ul‘lelrrt of the department, an
interesting and inutmrtivr. The increase oi
money in circulation during the ntnetcen Inontht
haubeen in the IflKl‘Y’Kfllt‘ Schwinn. or about
'lffl per capita. and of th'ui itu'rranc only 87.”),
um was due to th» n-rro'nt silver lezialatlon. That
this sulmtnotlai and rim-(led aid given to com
int-rm- "mulled in an enornioua reduction of the
publimlebt uml of lb» annual interest charge i~
matter of increase-at mtiufm-tinn, 'l‘hcrc hart
been purchased and l’Hlt'I‘fllt‘il alnce llarcb C
I”. lurid fl," per llfllli. bonds. to the amount ol
”inflict”, at it root of Silli'iJlLWlJ'tl. rmttilitig it
the reduction of the annual interval I-bnrgr- of
91057.0”. and a total Having:- nf inn-rout of “1.
3.76.70“.
1 notice with great pit-mum the Nitllt‘llll‘flf“
the secretary that the receipts from lltll'fllfll new
one have irwn-mmi during the but dual year
nearly turmoil). and that tin- mituf minced».
this larger revenue WM hm by Sinful? than for
the name minute in ill» pm-nllng year. Tia
percentage of coat of collecting the cmtomt revo
true wan loan for the lat flu-n! your than avw be
fore.
The I'lllbllllllfl administration boom provided fol
by the not of Juan it). till). was ate-flaw with
great care and la emu-[amt in part. of men when.
prvvvlvma expert-no" in tile mlmioivtntlon of flit
old f’lle'lfmt regrtiutirm had mmio tin-m familial
will: flow evil-t to be mnmlimi. and in part of m
whom legal and judicial noquin-mrnta and rape
Plenu- mml to ill limit: for the work of MW
prrtlng and applying the new untrue. The chief
aim of the law hillm‘lll’l‘ boon-t valuatiom of
all dtttiable nwmbatvdiur and tn "mite three vain
alto-II uniform at all our [mm of entry.
it had been made manifest by n crmgrcmionai
invratigation that u ayatmn of umfervaluatloa
had been long in me by cvrtuln chm of import
was confined to the executive. .lgrn-xm-ntn have
been concluded since March 4. new. involving the
onion to the l'nirr-d some“! about Miami)
acrex of land There comma-ts have. a» l’rquirrd
bylaw. licennubnmiv-l to «magma for ratiflm'
tion and for the {lftltrullf’li‘tilnfll mammary to
carry thorn mtm-fl’ert ’Tllmn with the Slave-ton
and Wabpvlun. Sac and Fat. loud. l’nttnwa.
ti imless and Abroad»- Slum r: K,""i :iml t‘wur (11ka
int»; have put yet rr‘i‘wlnl ti.»- anal-Hun of can
press. AIiHIII-ill in ill‘u Villlfil in th-- fact that
the appropriatiom Ilmllt’ m (h.- t'llm' .it' thr- Sioux
indium liflh‘ imtmvuml all llu‘ «undated puy
"Milli. Thin nlmvthl tn- puniptl} mrro-vh-il, If
an agreement w muflrmmi all of it.» rerun: should
bec-ntiplk-d with witlumf drill). and full npprw
printouts should be illllllt'
The policy mitiioml in my but unnunl manage
in relation to the, [unwitting-if Ian-inn wall-rt
upon thetmhltmlonmin in- Men I‘.Il‘f'lrt.l nut In
the mlminivtratiim of tin- lurid ..mw 31-. general
suspicion or imputatiuu ui fraud ii.i.. been ill
lowed to drift) lliv iivurln; nnvi illijuiiI-vtfiuv. of
individual t'ft'tr-l Illlvrll tlwir liIt'rHI. ’i'hv purpvme
baa been in pt-rfm'l tlw nil-of inmmt M'tllrrw
with such [mmiplnm that In" billllv' of thr- en
try might in)! lie nmllumnt up in. ilir-o-xlll‘flw
and utortium to which iiwla) ruby-elm! up
claimant. The nwruxi- tmmtiuls’ noon ui' agitati-
lurnl fluent! hart born im-r-‘nw-l ulnmt six thou
enrol. .
The disability [n'll'llnfl Mt. Wlllt'lt mu approval
on the fill! of Jum— loot. line been put into "perm.
lion as rapidly M in“ prru'tirublv, The incrcnaql
clerical forco provided um vln'tml ntul my”;
lg work. and n madden-Mr part of tho- furcvv all
media examinations in the field wan recalled
and added totlu- working force of the offline.
The examlmttiim and nuljwln'alion of claims have,
by reason of impr-m-d metlmlv. been num- rapid
than ever before, ”flirn- u nu economy to the
government in delay, while there bi mtnflt bani.
ahlp and injmtivv" tlm subtler. The antir'ipalml
exprndfltlrv. wliil» very large. will not, it in be
lievrd, be in ”Xl'm of the wtimatm made before
the nunduwnt oftlu; law ’l‘hivo liberal enlarger
men! of the general law ahmiid nugget". a nmrr
careful mutiny of bills for ape-vial relief, both u
to tho I‘M where relief is granlrd and an to the
amount allowed
on. reuniting not only in u Km“ '0“ of merino. After devoting a few hm wit to the Mormon
but in a moat lnlillt'l‘i’lllll' tllui'l’iluilmiidm ageing “WW" "" “"“h‘l'm'” m" m“ “mm“ “m”
honesty. Itinmt m-n how no. leglalntion.wltcr ntcudafionof it» work «it or mm MM- and
it b mules-vulva). can liv- regarded by the citizen tho certain. the president ways:
of any country liming V'mvli‘lwn'hi rivaling. will M u..- m amnion I had rIv-i‘miou Up return
a an unfriendly. if any ‘3' iii-"pruned tub! with my oliyvtimin avvemi llllN nothing prmb
"motive let the complaint Ir- Imlgwl there. it my.» the r'tl'l'flllfl of public building. for the
will nm-ly not be claim-d by any and! illeprmd
reaann that the vvpv’tnliivtrw motmnplatnl were
Will” it formerly may in? may". Mnlallowcvl it! my ”pm.” iffl'fllll’ in P‘l'm M my, what-
b a «yawn uf nuns-i xviiiizgllng.
The War tie-entavy'a Report.
ml, No clam of lugidatlm iv mom liable to
aim, or to degenerate mm on unseemly lemm-
The "pm of "I" rpm-ilk", of m". eahiblu blealmut thupllbllc trmtlry. than this Then-
may“ gratifying rr-ulta nit titml during "it,” mid ll" Flffi'lwll in if.“ matter I IN mm
lrywheand ntxwtenmtimw uwtlmdo Till
myriad—lupin sumo mirmliilr and impartial
W (I rimmiom from tluI army (All "ii for examination a". "”0" the M w" ram. "'4" ‘
whiclibnlh flnth-i fl’lli tiu- department in” general I."
longhorn seeking a remedy) ll. been mitt“
duringtbe pant ymtr of per mnt..hmt for the
months of Angus ilfl'l fh‘mclith'r. during will.
II” lite favmble ditch of the acts of luv 1.
wercfetl. ll per cent ”mph-d vi ith the”!
months of ti!»
mewadwnadpwam; g m u. m
llaehhaOatthtbdde-Uhflim tuvaX‘uefim "if
mowed.
"tuition-fumed.”
The Agricultural Situation.
The Witt of the “wary of urinillnn b
mm rep-trial Ilirrtfimv in view of the fact that
the yrar bub-we maria-vi in a very nmavoaldo
neelvy agitation and rmnitntirm among the
farmer: looting In on illvrr‘wlll the profited
The mile attained by a maturation-i
lldatlon of the diviaiom having d mum-tween it will!» lino-l thattheuflovta
“3me mice WWW 9' mm ”barely r vvwml mil»- twmmrtiflri of th- in»
mkllerwamvery mart-Ole. This change I. minllnstrltnitntrave.
elected in July. m, and at that on» there m A very mlwmntial on wet in the ntarbat
“anaemia-matter. momma W6" W‘ “Wm "M Writ”! W a
“warmth-immune “Wt” “'WW'M h
rttrtent have inn imwiligvntly and
ml
91 HM! In (Mull-1'. l“. to If" m
obviotu that to have gratuitotuly
opportunity toenlargeourtradewould havebeen
moo
andthedomeatic nonunion-bloom.
.nmof our meal:
conaumptlon an bl anywhere ("all“) any!
. ana-
any contlnoevl Nitric
tion of their use'
clear, tbaduly of'
5...... "" MW
pnapectao . sugar
fullof interest. it hart attend ,
tal stage and iv a commercial niece-i
overwhlch the mar beet caution»
carefully cultivated it very large. and
deldcropof great value is ole-red
Thence-rotary. ofthetreaaury concuninthe
recom of
The information gi
parlance a
reciprocal trade have failed to secure a twothirda
vote In the mate for ratification, and others hav-
ing [tasaed that have for years awaited the
upeniekin,
f domestic product
meat of agriculture.
official
law for sugar 0
transferred to the
The law relating to the civil iii-nice I
learn. been executed by those bump: the
power of apmlntment in the classified service
may “Drew Murmurs:
ynat ncttwy. ' e n- o
conimiiotion shown a large amount of good work
done kglaring the year with very limited amt)
w coo
ity ovk n in more than an offer. Our rtof
tb again in
The Work of Coupe-a.
l congratulate the congress and thecnuntry
upon the mange at the fire! mion of the Fifty-
flrat congress of an unusual numlrr of lawaof
h im rtanoe. That the results of this
I be the quickening “P" enlarge-
ment of our manufacturing indiutries. large-rand
better ntarlteut for our liremlrtuffe and provisions
both at home and abroad. more constant em-
ployment and tietter wages for 0
le, and an increment supply of
the transaction of broom i do not
Some of these awesome were manual at no late a
period that the lielwflrial effects II
which were in the cor-tum ilatiun u magma. have
an et but. partially man outed themselves.
be general truth; rind industrial conduit"
throughout the muntry during the year have
allovm a marked improvement.
to me the frleruhamliae balances of foreign
had been largely in our favor, but
that year and the year following they I
Cabins! tut. It is very gratifying to know that the
last fiscal year acnin silnw~ u Nuance in our favor
The bani: clearings. which
furnish u grind twat ..f the volume"! balloon
transacted. for th» um ten months of the ear
1890 show. at lzofllpurrti with the sumo moot
ray.» an increase for the whole country of aha“
8 l per cent. while the increase outaideof the city
of New York was over 13 per cent.
Thincrtraned clearings and volume of bu»
new and decrease of liltnlm-‘till flilllrr'llflre men-
tioned Then com:
The value of our exports of domestic merchan»
dine during the lost, your was over $1 mono»
groom tharube preceding year. and was only
exceeded once in our history.
of thin races" was in agricultural products
prvuluction of pig iron always a good gaugeof
neral pnepv-rity » is shown by a parent cousin
Hello to have been lfr'l pv'l’ cent. greater in It!”
than in "W. and the pn-luctinn of steel 2!!) per
mm. greater, liming in coal bus had no limita-
lion except. that rmulting front deficient trans—
rtation. The Rt'llf'l'al tntimony in that labor
everywhere fully evripluyi-vl. and the
for the last year show a mnaiier number -
phiyra affectr-d by strikes and lookmtts thania
’l‘ln- iii-premium in the
of agricultural prmiui-h has llf’t‘ll gmtly '
and a buoyant and imp-fut f-inv- was beginning to
be felt by all our pvt-lilo
These mouthing influence» llalVr been in sane
checked by tlxt- surprising nod very or»
favorable timiwmry l'\'t'fll2£ which have recently
It is gratifying to know
that Ibo-m did not prmv in any degree out of the
financial relatiomof London with our navigate (I
out of my dlvwret’lit attached to our ”will.
hold in that market. The return of our bonds and
stocks wan muml by a money atria .
land. not by any lune of value or credit
curltiea themwlt’r-i
upon, an an equivalent for our Winn. a prim-
and in the mean time our own pimple have frail
mar-r. tea. coffee and hides.
of over Swahili!
About ”infill.”
exchangat ’l'hr- atmniehip. carrying the maih
any year Slnlzv [Mt
taken place in England.
We amid not. however.
wholly est-me tin» in effects of a luringn monetary
agitation nivrnmpomnl try Vult'll extmwdioary in-
cidents as characterize-l this
however. that lllt‘st‘ evil incident». which bar.-
for the firm- UlilflVlll'Zlfll)' uffwml values in title
country, can inn: withstand the «rung. safe and
wholesome lliillwlu'fi which are operating toglvr»
to mu’ [Milvlt' [irriillillili' n-lurm in all liranebmof
icgltmiatv trmlr and unlit-dry. The a iprrhrnllou
that our tariff nut} again and atom-v- maul
wimpm'fant zerwrnl changes would undou edly
adilu depri-smu-g inflrwmv- of tho "mat atria.
it let not believed.
'l‘hl-gctwrnl will not has only partially gone
ratinu, «me of it. important [minimum-
lIlL-Wl to take v'lfv'l'f nr «lam yet in tin»
Ffit‘l’all pruviaiulix nl llll' law have
not (but: «wry day».
“he” upon triple and pro-m attll large y “and in
It Is curt-ion in nub-that the advance
In t to prices ll! nrticlm wlmllv unaffected by the
tariff act mm by runny hamly ascribed!» that
act. .‘v'otiwuns nut LIlu‘fl of the fact that tho-
neral tendency vi the market was upward
influences uiuilly own from the recent
ruhzrzrtiwnf of our our-
renc- by the Inter Mil umlntlblrtlll’ gave an up
wan temlrncy in {”14“ “Kill had a marked effect
on prion. but Hm natural and desired effort of
Iltr aliver legisldlum wa-i hy "tally emmouvly at.-
triimml to the tariff act
There in nuitlv-r win loin nur
Kmlflfl that tbr holly-ct lnri
twain llllf'nfil lu'fnn- thin law bu iuul a fair trial.
it H quilr- true that l'\l‘r
jet"! to oblivion)!
mice in the «up
thrill arin-uiule iv aub-
’ wan rvrr framed. i
mum-av. that in all of its rain-4 and t'bwim'ntiima
bad tiu- full npprmnl D‘Vf'fl of a party caucus.
Such inundation ix nlwayv and Mmrtly tlw
phi-luv! of mmpromtvw Mlo tmk. and the pvrvi»
arm law tut no Mll'fllvflnfl
and effect I think I! will jltatify the «u
thou- wliu believe that
amid t'unvrri- and defend Atrirrirun trach- all
the cam of tun-rim“ wnrltnmr
The misinformation M in the terms of the act
which baa been an \uiinly diurnunulni at burn
and abroad will lie vurrwml l.) "l‘tv‘flv‘fk‘f'. and
the cvil augurivw an in via mull» nuifmmdal by
the market repair”, rliu saving- llama. tntm
oatimtaltrmiv inhmvm and the ngII'Vlll luv-per»
of our people. .tirrmly we begin In hear from
and and from our rustnm balm that the pro-
llibttory effect own imprrtatlnv- imgmlnl to the
Ti»- importn at the port of
New York for the llnd three wwlu of limemhrr
were nearly it per rent. water than for tfur lame
period in It”) and '29 per watt“!!! than in the
And-o for from being an
act to limit chip-It'll. l «evidently believe that low.
tier it we elvail rewiri- e la
nblw portn'lmticm in foreign trade than we hart
rvrr enjoyed, and that we ahall rwmvwv a proper—
tionntv [automation in the man earning trade
The f‘l’ifll‘l'lfilll of the bill that havoc-7mi- tn .
from forvlgn entrees may well be rein—ted
If tlmie with-e really ta-lievethat the
adoption by on of a frn- trade [Mu-y, or of tariff
mm having reference mlrl
diminish the writclputlon a their own conntrtea
tu- r-ovmmrrw of that world their advocacy and
motion by spa-eh and of
l efforts of thin movement among our
" ‘ "'“ "Wt." ."‘ .""'»,"‘.::......, who...
And on them n. l I
that the adoptive: of o protwtive turifl' policy
this main in mm m thelrpmilt
is noticeably mange that they Numb! lead the
outcry again-t ttw author! of a policy In helpful
to their «not men. and moon with their favor
match from them a mbatalthl
stared a trad»- with other land-already inade-
(plate to their overwritten.
There hmtihgummmmdf.
loprmnnte prrdiiliuury or retaliate"
Our policies ar- alumni mt n. the tum at
but in mm for mimlvu thew- adva
alrly row not of our farmed penulti- as a aa-
lur form of government. with its W
of neuronal Maurice. makes it Well-t we
Iball nave our working [Iv-owe from the min-I
nil dump-which mam-adieu!!!“
have on margin fov «~me My:
after all this it done it w
lly elem
of more. value to lla- other“
on
I‘mthetimeoftny urination into rill-w the
datyofmlngnvvy prion» him
he totberxmitivvdepartraealfnvthe
..'“ ’“i "Whig.
oar-rm .
rumba—mambo
[lot in its general nope
act is not jllailflo'll
aarvw period of Hill
to "mm. would
r form: of organ
‘i
the Myra-arty on...
taunting-mutual calmlbvad
i“ W... momma “to
wan-urn f’or theta foreign
{he reel t mantel-ritual
run”, all elects“; firm the way to accord
a
«change for the free
loom interstellar-rounds. The
nfhdepeafliaatlonatomaken lwv
trademaeaaloaahwdieatablmfaad
hnpalrelther the enmity diatom
mar whatie known» the "favored nation
." mgomsraily found in commercial truth
Whatie vcnlomaiforanarteqnate con
aldoratiofiicaunot he claimed by another {min
we
Tlmstateofthe revennm waamch
«wild dispense with any import dutieu upon coffee.
tea, hill“. and the lower grade- of war and rut)
tleduatoelr
byuatotheniwauo
abandoned thb
Therewerehittwornethodvg maintaining
control of this am
all t
the” article!
mblevttovochtreat Went»:-
cfir‘cdorto thelnalprescntlyupontllefroe
but nub tothe rebnpoeitlon of
dutieaif the countrlee from which we received
themmould refusal» give tornauttablenciprov
cal benefits. Thivlatm method. i think. poa-
aevaea great Advantages. ft expresses in advance
tbecoaecat of congress to reci
JIM
procit
meats affecting there product». which noneth-
erwiac have been delved and "unseen-tamed
each treat wal‘m
until
find by) theneuateamlg
coacnrronoeof the wand rebate in ouch ML
iflcatioaaof our revenue law: an were neuaaary
to give effect to their pmvirtions.
We now have the concurrence of both hm in
advam in a disltinct and definite offer of free eti-
trytoourportsof a villa articien. The execu-
tive hi not requlru to deal in conjecture an to
grant will accept. Indeed. this reciprocv
no
bat.
c incomplete; delivery has been made;
andwhen the countries from which we receive
sugar. coffee. tea and hides have placed on their
free list. each of our product; as what
lamation of that fact completes! the transaction'
The indicatimm tbmt far 'vcn are very
ful of early and favorable act it by the cotmt
from
which we metre our in: of cof-
fee and sugar. and it is con oily believed that
if steam wranmnlcatim with them montriee can
promptly improved and enlarged the next
by
year will show n time: gratifyingr low in our
exports of breadatuffa and provisions. all well an
of from important lines of manufactured gooda.
in addition to the important bills that became
laws before the adjournment of the last nation.
armieother hills of the liizlmit importance were
well advanced toward a final vote and now stand
upon the calendarsof the twohrm in favored
positions. Thepreaeot smionhan a fixed limit.
and if three Wlm .” not now brought toa
final vote all the Work that baa been done upon
them bythu~ much-m is hell. The proper con.
aidcrulion of thirty. of an appirtnmnurnl bill and
of the annual appropriation hilt-i will require not
only that on limiting day of the Winn shall be
but. but that measures of minor and local inter-
est shall not be allowai to interrupt or retard the
progress of those that arenf unirerval interest. In
view of tlmt-imlitimm, l refrain from bringing
before you at this time norm suggestions that
would otherwiw be made. and Irma! mrnrsvtly in
volt-2 your attention I the duty of perfecting the
important legislation now well advanced. To
mac of th-rlv- "mums which seem to me meet
in mm 1 now briefly call your attention.
Miri- to repeat with added urgency the
mmmremlntionn contained in my but annual
pleasing» in relation to the development of Ameri-
can mouliip liw. The reciprocity clauseof
the tariff bill will be largrl ' limited. and lichen!»
tits retarded and diminie eel. if prgviaion boot
contemrwrraneomly ml» to encourage the estab-
mfllflfifolilntll'lfui! etc-em communication be
tween our ports and the ports of such nationals
may meet our uwrtum for enlarged commercial
statedly and freqm-ntl , and offering to panca-
rra a curnfnrtable, e aml unduly transit. b the
rat condition of foreign trade. It carries the or-
der or the buy-iv. but [ml all that in orderedor
bought. ll given to tho- miiing woo-Le such car-
goes an are not urgent I-f pertahable. and. indi-
rectly at bani. protnoo-a ton important adjunct
of colonic-roe. There iv nnw both in thlscnuntry
and la the natiomi of Central and South America
lflatcof expectation and wondering an to In-
creaaed trade that will give a double value to
your prompt action upon thin question.
The t situation of our mail communica-
tion with Android: illmtrati-it the importanceof
early action by I'mizrws The l fl’t'fllli} biennial-it)
cryipauy lllalfiiillw~ a line of summons between
San Francisco. .‘iulney and Aurlrlami. moulding
of three Ve‘SM'la‘, two-ii" llllll'll armif L‘nitmlSlatea
rr-giatry and one «if fid’r'fgll registry. For the
service dime br liii- low in worrying the maihi we,
puyaonunliy rhr Him of Sifter), iii-mg, av mitt
trialni. thv- full am moi l mtm taxi-.4 inland poem
are. which In tho lmm firm! by Themilnnieu
of New South Wain and New vui have been
paying nnmully in the»: linw ,L Lilllfor carry-
nztlxe main (run. Sivitieyami .tui-klanulto San
[tranche-i. 'nn- nmtrurt under which this! pay-
ment int-t llv'I'fl madl- u now about to expire. and
thaw mlnnii-s have rvfuml lu renew the contract
from the lfmtnl Stat». atmll pay a more equr
table "opinion-if flu- uiml» sum m-ccseary to
maintain the wrvlw
I am actiiml by lhr‘ "hamster general that
the I'uilmi State-i in-i-iwv fur carrying the Ann-
traiiati math. lit-ought tn rim Fromm-ion in these
atvnrm‘r-t. by ran to You. mucr an estimated an
nual lfil‘vrfllwui Show, ulnlr. an i Mvp elated.
we are paying mo in: m.- .iippurt uf thr- steam~
whip liM till! Irvin's Ill-.v mail 10 us only 3.5.0”.
leaving an annual rurnzm rv-ulrmg from this
service of 5mm rh.- mm.- of the United
States with Amtrulnr, IV mm H m a conni-lmblv!
part carried by Him"- ~ow~.m.-n, and the whole of
which is practicum,- tin'prflnlr-nf upon the mail
Ptlmmtlfllc‘ltilun alum may maintain, iv largely
in our fittin-
Our lofolvvxinrrt of m mlwtudtw to Austra-
hailn porn nlllrlliill’w 91ml year ending June
m min, in».- Sll,‘.'l‘vtl.4~|. will!" the total importv
of merclxmnlm- lrnui tin-~- pnrta were only
”£77526 if wrarr‘ our or ring to m lb im-
portant Nil’Jlllllll'l line wuiiiimvvn. or con tin]
with \‘uvwvmv‘r Inlr-lllllil‘i for San Franciscans!
the “neuron tvrtnltmi v VHKI'P“ ~lwuld put it in
tin- [uiwi-r of the pedunnurr portal to make a
lilrml turn-mu in ft..- amount now puid for llv
lrflila|>llnllillili ui ltil- llliprrtunf mail
Tl... worth Minori- tin-i girl? porn won” a
fawn-l pent up inward the new and important
common“- \vlurli flur r'vi vnl'll clause of the
r f
l
tariff art and mi- [Infill rt; ipmg tullnredraigaerl
to promote, tileamulop have from trim porn to
loun- rinrlhrrti pon ur rlrmtli America will at
"Will certainly rffrv‘f n, l'tltlllr‘f'iiull between the
railroad-yum“. of ill“ v‘uliftllr‘lll't long before
any «minimum in.» wt ruilnwla 0'10 be put into
operation, The vrn iamv- a; npruftnn made
at the the! venom» rm ilw bar tor of tlnlvmtrm
wait jut-tilled. on it gin-uni in me by "W umbi-
I'l'lltliwt Tim gm! nuefllwmt will feel the“ lil-
vantagu of trunk lino-4 n. ma Itifllll a.- well an to
the wt, owl of the mm mm lief-o nprnrd for their
.mvpma flit-ll prinllu‘in. anti fur mum of their
tnamriy'tuml prmlm-t»
The International Ila-ill Minna.
lliaitmcanionio llu laid to lranwmit to com
gown a report aohipml by the international
.turrnean «Info-rem ivy-not If‘ «MM of the it
our iratiminl so iumiuwiuai \merican bank.
on .1 new In facilu dim: mm‘ia'v excliangca lia-
twi-wn flw atalm "pr. Mini in that ermfervnm.
mil: an innit-dim. warm grmtiy pmnmle the
"air we are «voting in view-lop l rm the
M’rlfl'lntsrnllnli m m it .1 would mui well guarded
I‘Mrfr-r l» grunt—ml
lilo unlihinll itw [Ill-ff"- ymnrmlvhouhl iw
clinic tbmenr-lmnrin ail-l‘rmi by trial. altar»
only and enfvv ii iii-Iii rmmpuum. or that mm
branch-a infli' ’nituiiaunm vhnaldhcanfhor
irevl than are «no ii M'mrv In anvmrplllb the
vtlrjrvv't primarily in vin_ lvlbWI’. mvm
foreign Helium-en it la quite lmpthafl l»
tmvmpt action alt-mid I» fair-in in this will". in
order lbw! out a printma- for better «ma-
turation mm t w "mill". and any agree
menu than may or» mail— for reciprocal trade
me not he binder-rd by the lmmvmm of
mini. exrimtm tiurmgli European m
or lard-and the imputa- wblrb is an
critter-A.
hvnlent of tin! mum of hie-inn“
The bill 'ur the relief of the mpvemv-mwrt baa.
after many "an"! diam-emu. reached a poet
line where final action is may attainable. and it
t. bupnl Illa! am tlifl-rwnm of «million may he
ammonium wave "in mm features
Hoe from“, fe‘ltv'w my trv‘nnvm'fldhilfll that
thallium-of the 3th of mu llwltnlfitatu
ill-rm Willie“: rear jut-t tint mailba-
nbali rrewlv- i»- than to.» it v mm.
The evil-yet of the mad med “pant-h ad
lexical- land mate-M the urgent my
for pvmwliognmmm or tribunal for
the trial of ant-mum of title growing out of
A. S. ‘ .
m. W... JEWELE‘R
atatccodevof inwlvennrwhicll coniolnto fo$ .
btermgtdlalel . amid be rcoiovedgy the
meat a r m ve an
ammo ... M“ gm
recommendation in favor of
you yrigbt protection to
ovelgnaatholn. on a 10333; of reciprocal adv
abroad.
bio for thin congress to lac
We are oonatantly re-
ceiving Fine Bot-sea.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the mar-
Es’l‘ OOAOBBRS. the
BEST BOADSTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
838T asson't-atnat'r or
SALE 803.838 in Fair.
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of‘a.
Borne. can be suited
HERE. All Horses cold
by this establishment
are WARRAHTED.
ill. H. PARSONS.
Bfiyfliilflfi STUCK FARM.
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
Wire Nailing, Woolen Ware, Eu:
W. I]. [111'
MUSIC HALL smut.
vantage for our an
F urnitu re Dealt:
New Store46 it 48 Main st, .'
Also Furnishing Undol'l‘
“evidence. lo. a handy strut.
Call, 774. Day 91 night.
Graduate
t
lionldplud bothwi
3"" W any W
Water Supply in the Arid Roglona.
Theanbjectof the conservation and equaldirw
plyof thearidrcgiotl
rnrn congratubut Illa
naperrnancnt and-atla-
90 of theaubjectdaav
demand for
gun Milan-
trlbntlon
he had much attention
aotaayatheenput
factoryhaeia. 'he
not growoutofmrrge prevent
foragrleniturnbutontof
the dangertlnt thewater supplyandthe at
furtherance-W catchbadna
handsofindiv ualaor privue
benaedtoranderrubaevvienttbe largearaaada-
ly. fiownerofthe
Homer B. Hoytls
18 North Main Street. ‘
Gum. filled to ax1{mnpiieug=uaruf m",
pour. enter grout. rompm nnovp O “"
old lasso. aaurfactlon guaranteed 30 MM
Bennett & Hosted,
28 Main 8h, 80. Not-walk.
Meats, Fish, timers,
Fruits, installer, Poultry, it
Of All Kindle in Their Sana,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
E] l BBNNK'E'T.
inns and Shoes
ALL GRADES
acumen and all necemary reacrvo
he held by the government for the equal use. at
fair rates, of the homestead
eventually lake opt
The United States
undertake the commotion of dai
aenatioaaas will determine the water supply.
both surface and tubtemnean. the areas capable
of irrigation. and the location a
of . hire. Thia done
settlers who will
should 'i i opinion.
no . nmy
ennui.
My
water and of the reaervoir eitea might be granted
to the respective stated or territories. or to indi-
ualaor ”inflation: upon the condition that.
the necessary works should be constructed and
the water furnished at fair rates. without div
crimination. the rates to be subject to auper-
vhion by the legislatures or byboarda of water
contain-loner: duly constituted The eatential
beeecurediatbe commonandequalnas
rater of the accumulated water
better that than landa should ro-
main arid than that those who occupy than
ahould become the slave; of unrestrained mo
nopollea controlling theatre emulial elementof
land valuea and crop reaultr.
Themdtbe telegraph by t
partmeat as a means for the rapid
of written communication til. I believe, upon
per terms quite desirable. 'l'hegovernment
oeanot own or operate the railroads. and it
should not i think own or operate the telegraph
lines. it does. however. mm to be quite prac-
ticable for the government to contract with the
aph companion a» it does with the rail-
companieetocarry at specified b
communications as the senders may datignata
forlhia method of transmission. Recommend
that Inch legislation be enacted aswitl enable the
.‘t' department fairly to test by experi-
ment thcmhnutagrs‘ of curb n ueeof the tele-
Wall Papers;
I-‘lnr id and Largest Assortment
Election Laws.
intelligent and loyal company of Ameri-
were required to catalogue the essen—
thl human conditions of national life i do not
doubt that with absolute unanimity they w0uld
begin with "free and banal. elections,“ and it is
gratifying to know that generally there is a
d non-partisan demand for better
l‘tnc line of' Gllte at 25 cents a
double roll.
fire the combination chair and
step ladder, only 92.00.
lint against this sign of hope and
must be are: the depreming and undenf»
able fact that election laws and methods are
carnatimea curtain ly contrived to secure minor-
ity control. while violence completes the short.-
coming: of fraud.
In my last. anntml
Lowest Prices 1.
Tin» float bloods tor
ale-cage I suggested that the
meat of the “Lulu; law providing a
pervision of congressional elections of-
fered an effective method of reforming these
abuser Theneedof eucbalsw has manifested
itaclf in many parts of the country. and the wholo
tome restraints and penalties will be useful in
all. The constitutionality of such legislation baa
bun affirmed by the an remc court.
ableeffectiveoeav in rri. cred by the character
ofthvoppoultlon thatiamado toil.
denounced as if it were a new exercise’ of federal
war and an invasion of the rights of the states.
tithing could be further from the truth. Con-
greaa has already fixed the time for the election
of member» of minerals.
Mounted on Stretcher-s.
Painting, Paper [Imaging and
Calcl-tninz.
L. H. DECKER,
79 Washinglun Strut,
South N orvrnlk.
PAINTS
lt‘or I )ecor‘ating‘,
BRONZES.
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Gnlflanflslsverlamts. 333
HALE,
c. fleKLYN i so... . oouc"
$3 SHOE an
ill Washington Street, South Norwailt ‘ i'im- n.” and Lam! Waterproof tlrwtu.
27 lJain Street Norwalk. I
luv-Clan Balm, Confection"
And Iv-u (Ir-oust
"rill-re l’l‘lltllpll) Attended To.
fit I imKlfifl
WAGONS
lewaadmwtbhaml
llnggleu, Phantoms. llarrincm, I wanna.- em...
Casopiee, fipindlm, etc.
the Least loaey.
H S. BRflWN’S
8001‘ s. snot: sroun,’
Clark & Lane’s Blocki
‘iaIr-fsrpgq
1.. Dancing fibrin are
«ample . and every not!
lil~ lil'l Ilflllll' and price «amped on lump. .;
it has declared that
votes for members of mum must be by writ—
ten or printed ballot; It ha.» provided for the
appointment by the circuit courts in certain c
and upon the petition of a certain number 0
citizen». of election aupervieiorx. and road» it
their duty to supervise the rcg'utralion of voters
conducted by the rotate officers; to challenge per-
aona offering to register: to pereonaliy inspect
and scrutinize the regiritry l'uLs and to affix their
name» to tho lists for tiny pnrpoae of Mentifica.
lion and the preti'utiou of trauma to attend at
elections and remain with llM' boxes till the votes
are all cast and counted; to attach to the regib
try lotvanol election return any statement touch-
ing the accuracy and talcum of the registry and
election, and to take and transmit to the clerk of
the home UK representatives any evidence of
fraudulent practices which may be presented to
them. The same law provides for the appoint.
meat of deputy United States manhals to attend
irt the supervisors in the dis-
utira and to arrest persons vio-
at the polL-L imp
charge of their f
latingtlie election law: The
familiar title of the revised zit
put into exercise by both the gr
ties. and III the worth a well an in the moth. by
the {thug with the court of the petitions. require-l
It Root therefore a
me a federal election
nation whether we shall
w. for we now have one.
and have had for nearly twenty years. but
whether we aball have an effective law.
at law atopajnstahort of enactivennaa for
anrrendera to the local authorities all control
over the certification which establishes the
far-in right toa seat in the houaeof "pro-en
defect should bccured. Equality of
reprevntation sad the parity of the electors
rnuat he maintained. or everything that is valu-
able In our nyltem of government telnet. The
qualification of aa elector must be nought in the
law. not in the opinions.
rejodices or fears of
any rlalw. however power
Ill. The path of the
elector In llw ballot box must be frv-e from
the amtmah of fear and the enticementa of fraud;
the mum rm true and open that none shall gain»
limit a law mud be absolutely noo-
lt should give the advantagew
Monty and fly! cmtml to maloriliea. timely
bout lhia crcnf. and if
n
to enforrv' time right: fall here and not there it
in not became the law is fictional,
thentamthing sectionala 'lhrumrrittlif it with“.
happily. crime in local and
ahotdd it be for otter: that every law. whether
in l v-wlimm- ntni mnrln
:nw I lu- Li H. r *llnwil than
. ..x t of livilitnllnfllllltl rum
fir-null" "undo-owed. an cit-call aw
atvilm div-its Mom with h commode [tact .
..unlitinof this alum
ttu- lining undue-w-
tv on Man-tam em.
fem" It! ell-M
'1 .
”and with nafrleadlh A3.” f eedvcav
.Vhfl', at It [in mint pr
l’olir lulu a Mltlw
p .r u lruwl own. formers. f‘»
l u mmlc in (human. tmttua and lace.
53 8t 32 SHOES
,.. ..r m m mmr favorably rmtvv-d aim tut
l»... i ,.u your”! Im min-manta make than
tn .lilv alum- vinlvl it i
Ark yntlrilv’all'f. and if
”rot in fai‘fnfv work-inc adv-
. mu .1 my order Man a
.. no ’lil.All. ammonia-a
John Schauh 8: Son,
loath Math. 1” in
n or eiuawhoaaeboaly
ion-of lawaadof
lo community will find law”
can adord to bag; :Lkaowa that
are charged w
blic peace and the “mam
fraud or violence The angina-ate to then with-
oatmpvctaad the law without random. The
Inoda of hwis-ue. cannot be
r“ mun-m
forced
tannin one channel. The killing of
“uncrow- .. ....
9 ea. It i -
gallon to who are m m
mm a crime against life or
awritofarveuforan
lheymayhesoppbatadbylw
- » ,liuy of the Manatee
Prices to Suit All-
and
mayor-aim eleetovby
thawhneqival induction or detraeta
multiracia-
W
lea
that-um ,
Ito
m r my.
Swan & . Bushnell,
can meor Dar-root.
monarch, 00”
hr- leal. 2in and (Talenmml
Mia. Iota mean. let: M
momma”: fowl
an .
both in.
but You Page“.
lever trauma.
Norwalk Chronicler