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-The condition of our Onstriet 'le alai a lire P ° M ill
T ' ' - T 134, linmaltiOlki
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Behmee in Treesay,liev 40;4 - liafitT 4 - ,zy f it s io t
Ikeeipte-duriar..neealiest sad .: -' ;.- -I •.• I. • Gres. -, , ,
in No. A p m .k'tl % r OW
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pfragelit..tit. , . idaiiildUlli
wojiut be; 00,4,, to. 'ant ibirlitiott
°f 4iiiii.,11.191011 aV4optilatioi, r- 'US a
hi4f , ' ropieiebiation• ,ittelOci ;of.
thtr-lifthsi thereof Tat is to My.'
they !wool& have in the: eiistini retro:,
about twenty more members of C ony
great than . bad before illaver7
wits, Sholis •.:. r•' and the ftew'fitslibu
,• • loai __;.; •. o number, - Makint
•• , _ - bout forty raembers tir
c “ss, ,, i say, one sixth oU the
'whoa body. •In other - words, the
treason isi the rebellious Stilt* Abe
suppression of which has' cost I ne` So
many harldreas of thousands of 'Oise.
ions lives, and so many tbousauda.ot
millions of treasure, would be reward.
srl oy giving theme vast'. increase, 4f
politiv,si power. This absurdity the
second chio/lo of the proposed. atnend.
ruents,i 'designs to prevent, by **kW.
equalkid moderate provision, that. is
the representative popnhi t ion
s ,
of cad by
makings proportionate deduction from
the whme population thereof, ici
laws explode from the. privile co - of
voting, any male eitizene, not crimir.- -
als,-of the age of twentyoue year*. -I
have yet to learn. tbat any plaweiblel
objection can be offered to slush a pro.
vision. -
• Tbe third clause of the proposed
amendments excludes U - Gr
and frorr the Goll^
from all offices.
the United St:
perizonif who,
Uniti,diStates,
eial•Offitrors of
rove sworn to 1
lof the deices*
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Total In T44•4llllklriscs l 7 ol r • - ••:
, ending-1104 ,4 4/0. 181* 8 0 088 . P?-
Payments for perißdpaTe , •
6 46804 41
beC6 .
Bilotti* la Tresini7,Deo: 1,'86 1,741,483 .37
Amount of the pit Ito debt; es , '
It stood on Dec. 1, 11188 - $B7 478458 08
the 1-
State
siethe fur
if/ Not. $O,
tosit-
Amonutvedneedst
Treicary. dm
isl year eedizil
1866:5 pet eel
41 pr et. loan
Relief notes...
Domestic cred
itore.certifiets
Public-debt Dec. 1
To wit, funded d(
.6 per cent. 10an....
5 per cent.
per cent. 10an..,
6 per-cent. loan, in
act May Ib, ISt
Unfunded debt, re l l
in circulation.l,
Interest certificates!
" outstanding....
Do. unclaimed '
Domestic creditors
1311111
420 ~
Amato in Tr •
Bonds Penn'a K. Itl
Do Philad'a.&
Intereatontiono o
and Erie K.
Cab in Treasury..
Liabilitiis in execis
180 ..
200 a
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4. 711ov. 810861...
Do. do NO
85?..
480 ..
448
645 ..
620 •
Improvoil in I real'
"q
• ! !
The : extraordinary- lexpenditarc ;
during the-War surd sine° its t.lose, in
payments growirk out of it by *tither
tty of acts of Assembly;have amount.
ed to upwards ofi five milhons of, del .
lard, wtrieh, added to the actual pair , .
ment of theindebtednegs.ofv.he State,
and money in till Trer4ury for' that
:purpose, shows he revenut,s, 'above
;the ordinary ex.penditarres, to 'have
anrounted' to slo,6l2.ootswhieb would
all have been applied to, the payment
•of the debt of tb ICominon,ealth in
the lust six y4ars A careful attention
to the revenues tof tho - Crimmonwcialth,
with snob • just , nd prudent ohanir
as may-be requir a•in the future, and 1 1
a wise economy i expenture,'will,
in my 7 " judgmen ~ensure the, entire
. pa3 - ment of thel public' debt, within
the period of fifteen years.
•
The time fixed fcr the, redempt ion_
of $23,108,626 24 of thelindebtedness
of the Commonwealth having expir-'
od, I recommend that iprovision be
mr.do for its redrimption, by making
a new loan-for that •,,purPorli, payable
at such' periods ins the prospective
revenues will just fir •
G4O ..
727 .•
808 -*
820 •.
PSO ~
I racer, with rich satisfaction, to
1
1 tbeTwisdpin, prnde ce,and economy of
the representative ' of, thu people, in
e
the maribgemnt f the finances ,of
1
i the GoinMonyrealt , during a period
of much. emburralmment, uneertajntY
and dilitress,,anclL-conkratulate Sou,
and them on the n at. appreaeh of the
' entire liquidation bf - the ; public liebt
Since my last- Annual: Message, 1
) have drawn frrim ithe Treasury . two
thormandslellars ol IM L fund placed
Lin the hand's uf th ri.44 2 errir for s e !
era service and (Act. 'ef raordinary
c p
pended, in
T+.tymftnt of my personal staff, and for
f five
purposes, al beretOfore, except
' ve hundred and ixty, three dollars
;
lod ft rty-eight eents,Avhieh I have
ut tied into the, 'misery. ,
1
i I pt event ; for y. ur l i onnsideratien;
1 t e amendments t. , th e Constitution
4 „
th, United Stat , s, proposed to the,
Legislatures of th several Statelfby
1 a resolution of liot. Houses of Con.
MI
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700 AN
785 s.
828 +.
885 ~
955 ~
.grbss, paaaeci on th
last. I was.glad t
vrithont
_delaying - 1
tbc,se amendmenta l .l
opinion of onr pot,
geklei al eleetrol
By the election of
Accom
830px
445 .‘
455 "
544 "
620 ''
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members openly fa4ori n g and advo
eating the amendlients,_ that opinion
1 seems to me to bavU been sbnedeno9
expressed. Indeed the amendments
are soy rhoderato and reasonable iin
tl it character; ' that it would hive
been statonisliiog' if the people bed
failed to oPproro. ti km. That every
I periten, born in the prAtod Ststett.ii.d
free,' whether by birth or ntannetl47
sloe; is a calson,of lb() United - Stato, l
,and that no Stekk. tiaira rig Ito
abridge the -privileges, of oittneus of
Ithe United Statee44tniewarst printilyl
plea which ware t u never 'oortonaly
doubted linyartore,- 1
n tii aftor. tho-10.1
, saze frrt , r of slas.e.ry. tad
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119 671
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Co I $6,606,000 001
io d 0.....". 6,500,00(i. 001'
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iv. 2.0,'66. 22,686.018,89
-- sinqe!6l 6,612,041 147
) Ifith day ot Slane,
at it was poseible, 1 1
goal l adqption of
to ',ascertain the'
Tie upon , them, i at
in - October: , Iles:
largemajotity "of
hellion 'Unjust.
trasa, by 'a .vo
wo removed
inch persons.
1 . The fourth
,
,ity of: the deb)
and prOhibits
men erthe
Claims for the loss or ematicipatto
any
slave. .
1 -The fi tth clause provides that
igress shall have power to enforce
Provntioas of the other clauses by
propriate legislation.
1 That these wise and moderato
visions will meet the 'altar apprOa-
On of the Legislature, I ea by two-third 1 not
doubt. , If proposed' ot
li
each. House of Congresit 'and rat fisd
by three -fourths of the Legialaturtts of
the Stiatet -the Constitution profldes
that they si3: uid stand "as stiototed
amendments of that instrument. I .
1 A questiefn hu been raised whether
,the States lately in -rebellion, and not
yet restored to their privileges by
Congress, are to be counted on this
Vote—in other *olds, whethere
who belie rebelled and been so lied
A all be entitled to a potential v ie e
ix liiie
in the question of the guarantees tio be
required of them for future obedience
re tire - laws. So monstrous a proposis
mon is, it appears to me. not support
ed by the words or spirit of the Con.
s;itettioq. , The power to suppresslin
serrection, 'lecheries the power of i k
ing provision against its, breaking at
afresh. ,TheieStates lave made an
niijnst war upon oar Common filovrn
lira and their sister States, and •
power given by the Constitution to
make
war on our part, includes be
Rewer.to dictate, after our'sucesise, be
teims of' e
peace and restoratir. 42,1
The power of Congress to iuitren e
to every rState a Republican forth of
GOverninent. would cover much m re
cogent action than buyer,- been biiid
The dray imposed upon Congresiro
provide and maintain republican g v
ernmente.i for the States; is to be ac
, cePte4,,in, the broadest meaning of - be
term. It ii not a mere format or l i n.
neeessarY provision The power was
ohonferred' , , and the duty enjoined, Ito
preserve fl-ee institutions against ill
eneroichments, or the more violent
elements of despotism and anarchy.l--
1 And now that treason ha., by rebel
lion. eubverted the governments ofl s
number of States, forfeiting for tire
peOple all, the rights guaranteed ,
the Constitatioc, including even th_
of property and life, the work Of .
toration for these States rests with t e
National GaVernment, and it •sbon d
be ifeitikiblly.S9o &Weill, Ewa* •
guaranteed
- By their (*sage by Canvas", a d
1 th• deolaration of the people et_ the
lite eicetions, the faith of the eeticie
tbiis pledged An the smotidrbente, and
th
y Will be sairit carried out, *rid
r benefits given 1 tik Abe- rebelAitte
84itea.
But. when the :arnerdineetil
"hail have pursed into 041 orgslo lair,
should tkie people lately in - ribelhou
perriruit in their rejeitoon, skid lib •:op iwi
1 tinned dhiobedienoi, and the: 40W*
i tiOn of the imectittort of the eAtional
liiirs, i; wilt, be , al:01 1 400,11A(10. .tsi to l e
nation that, the v , firTs Rod force .f
~.. ~ ,
r i lint. ail*
la illy , L' tit ear
.oti. Yi 41
_Mk, billi
-onftibip balm it,
-alni partial Vi - re-p7l4l3.4t7lol3ll.**Tilnit:err Add
WO
‘nd
'
of,
.ottr_,freetlnth,lind ti .e'relnied,if
Ihe i gnirettiatentja , )roia• of Itii 1
'poweridrio en l t4r t
_upon- 'the;
wofit_ at iiao•astratitii 4 the
* very
fbatidatiaa; t , nd „Om e amenity,
'itilj ' , lii discitrd all
di - , ' ' Yr 'laaneenies
afaiti 'one 4 ~ Is 3, , old - them
ersaiiriaoiydOin lad :dal Jim=
ma I , .. ' • : ;*.. - ' . .
The CUaltliatiou'll jltdlood treas.
oi, atid
,has jOtia • " poaar Iti'
pri t
&oppress losarriatiir, wralk,ll',Oect
; attars. It btu itsa .in detail,
1 the tams to be ren ts after snob se
I ward Hew eonld it *Prof It would .
104060 not be coitlimied by the
triidestqmrtisso, 'bat theirflitatos bad
a eig,l to be.roprimotlall jr& congress
at* lifrat When they mewl earryiag ow,
op•a[wilwpiost the gateraugeot.. or
theapongresa was aaall•en • a lawful
body , ootwalistatidkqg IliwirozchisiOu.
Howl tba'a have theVartivalt the
right, of representation .. aa4sl,T, tot
by, eron'plr„ ivies; doitai • their arias
when' they•uoidd ito tor* bold *ulia.
'Fluk United St•teabayaltbe jigfo r and ;
it mi their Aoty, t(t 44=eiii .s 4 oari 7
do kw foists good .
._ t al t they
may . esm Atiffiesonttand4OffendOs t
jar thr `to *" - .kite
i v
is
~.. _
.
majority to effect their lawful adopion.
It was det •rmined sjotin by thelbf
mal sencu not both-Abe great Witt ,
cal pa ties, l
,whab Congress, by an al.
moat nanimmut vote, declared the
rebelli ns'eltateit_witeous' the right tf,
repro atetion in the Electoral i.:elloge
in 18 ..J-...,-1_ J .. i
Weebug - alto go on resolutely atd
rapidlY,with all measuressdoemed Doc. 1
essaryto the. futuretefety, ;of the;
countr , so that all par.v4of 'it
~, n by,,
st, the t)arl'i at day_be restored tii just ' ,
and-equal p iiiizai'privilcila,, •! _ .
inciii
The keno - report of .Hoe. Thom ,
as H. Bur we, Superinioadear of thc
maintenance and education of the
soidie' opines, will egbibit.*lollo . ...
sent c ondition and theretwit - thus
of tha; undertaking..- Neatly:Unto
thous* de Of the destitute children "Of
the . brave then who laid doint their
lives that) the nation might live, *0
now not , 001 y comfortably provided
for and, guarded from iempatton, but
are receiving an edncation. which
will Al thetn to re-pay thegre of thc 1
The appropristion made far this
purpose, et the last 'session, heti been
sufficient to latest elf -antabeell of tit
financial • year „just', eloatd.. Aar-
recomelend 1 whatever appropriation
may tl :b eesessiry, to—nootioue - and
perfect e eystem tinder which the
schools are,condrioted. '• , -
There l cap ibe no doobiktiosit atirotp.
propriation will be autda--,•4lfece . I
to select 1 any State fotereet
which If willifd more weirritlyrkitiereo4 1
to voui,prompt . attelitton and liberali.
tir ihert'iarother, it would be this. ;All,l
Penasy‘saulatis are proud Of Road -it
ties - tear Ibileerte. of all hue mar::i
Owing te their greater deetitntkmaed
want, ofi information, on lb* pis* of
tbeir i lidatisestbetirpbeie et 0;11.00i..
ored Soldiers may regain, sonteapessel
atentkm!. ' Perhaps - satherita , to the .
State Superintenden., te sec; for a,
short tie:loth* eareutes of an egort, to
intoertaiti their aumber and etelomfel
and betairtbera kW) the schools *A i
may be 'provided , for thentorill be suf.]
ficient. • IThe [' whole . Umber .* .tbei
State islootylittgarr.g. who* A..;,415 .
bave s ,iftr bees tetepeentOf PePIT!
'led . -, • ,
.
1 that;praTiPiao 1 1 4 11adi 1
ihr - the enalatemanee eteuetrotemie*
alert/ &carom perprty, and bate:Weq!
ao maime' d *giro - prevent- them: frow
securiug i.liVitiikeock 'by therAsbor,
remtinglinildiugtat'osoe, orstrelrethe
era meantratclocasay'deent twleiall4
priper, *mai . thio arraegemenUtil
PegedleiHtbe /Fational Goveramenarof
their INO • i 4 ere;, completed. - Pity
lin pr? Irwin :number; sad il k .*
dune , of: am Cprapeol,-.'
Midthrtiklit
the
. 40 W 4.
I:Zermaai the iamatett, o4.apppr
p 4 up a.prefiricas sit. ,
fence by begging. rit triotin still ch #1!
on
the
sp.
4 k• r••••.: • -
9 • I
• = 1 .. 1: 4
(Ali,' - 6 +o
lit '
too
ititiebba
Ar,
#' ' . ' citiserii have denine° . fdr them '
, ,
t speedy' and proper relief (mouldy
bit
giv" tt a tlit Y opt4rt i tto i rTli, i r r i' b i s t
11
Rids um oatt atone' afforU flume
te'tsitig to all'or ilt!le crier" 31 our
ittliiiiiiitid• id thus eXhibiting grati.
6 tollieiriddeilf tahlifill Men, *rho
d yid' AA * * the tinitntry, the bur.
tl i
al = l4 Iker PeoP!e
9 1 1 , „e nvhs arose.
1110 1 1 ill tad iiiiii tiissioners
tr, a,nmkt e./ 11 /0 1) ogillt„.4 3 4 ll •"'AL OAP,
exemillar pont.
km' sillsl - 1361 ---- ;#4. 6 11,it always .
be L. ,
maritta t 11 ahused ft*
plirpowne-'4lifienigl Abe lot
el lail jtilt ) it' i as IsitaMtiptenify In
abased; hil iiiilltuiitifututtities •
Tti-Oeosseiv4it'peeilitie,;,sbe ad.
ittinlstreibnitairlartaljastirmitereitter,
II nmontinecAtdsw jury tioturaiaionerit
,abs i tt In eleetast to leek enn‘ty, in the
t, same manner is inspeeterstrfeleinians
I
ate chosen. each eitisenynting for ono
'jury oomniissiimer t und the two per.
acne, having the: highest. number ofd
votes to be the jury conneimioners of
the respective'lcountY. 0 perform the
lane duties, in the seleCtion aljniors.l
that are now impoisd upon the sheriff,
and county commissioners. , i '
It it impossible to provide In all
respecte, Cm the increasing and chan..
EgiUgiateresta of our peoplo, by th e
'enactment of general laws, tititAo a
large extent it is practicable to relieve
the .legislature from special Jegisla.
don which is demanded and Occupies
'so much of int sessions.' SpeCial leg
islation is 'generally passed (without
doe consideration, much of it at tbv
close of the mission.•ar.d is chiefly ob
jeationable frem the partiality, with
iilieh powers and'privileges are con
'leered.
I again recommend - . the pa s sage of
general laws, When it is at all prac
ticable, see in this connection,i recom
mend the, passage of a general law
'regulating railroads now existing r.nd
the inforpinstion of new companies,
so, that so Or as possible there may
- be just uniformity granted,- and 'equal
fficaitiei afforded to the people, of lin
400144 re of the Commonwealth.
There are at this time, in the vari.-
,ous prisons,a number of persons under
l 'teatimes of deathotome of them for
i I many years, and khas become a ens- .
loin Oaten int:dining Govern* shohld
kkkkknee, s age a war - air ot, eiecution'in
t eases unacted,oe by . ,bis predecessor,
[at hob' aufreiias4t liappens , that in
. emit*
irlii i'sotee punishment ifiiiint" prie,
dieted, that of death' may! 'appear to
the Executive to be too isevera: . '
:I curve/14 repeatany• reiomnienda
tion heretofore made, that provision
be amide for the reception of meal per.
gone into the penitentiaries. who , may
be pardoned or. condition of remaining
alitutted time therein. '1
I re-appointed Hon. Cl.R.Cciburn,
Superintendent of Corn moriSchoOls on I
the expiration 'of his term in IJunel
last, and he continued at 'the bead of
that Department until the first of No
camber, when he resigned, and I ap
pointed Col J. P. Wickersbana. 1 It is
due to Mr. Coburn to say, that„he
fulfilled sit the duties of his kiffice
faithfully and efficiently:l It appears
from his repot t, that therewere in, .t he
school year of 1865, 1,863 school die.
tricks irt the State; 13.146 schools ;
16,141 teacher's, and 725,812 pupils, ,
with an-average attendance of i4,8,-
068., The total cost of the sch3olsys
tem, for the entire State, including
taxes levied and State appropriation,
was for the 'year 1868, $4,195.258 57.
The increase in the number of school
districts will 26; in the number of
itilmls, 222. in the number of children
Attending school, 19,982 ; in the aver
lege attendance at school, 18„9•l5. and
1
iii the vital cost of the system, 8581,-
1020 02. I invite your ittettion to' the
'Valuable suggestion made in his rcipo rt.
and that of Col. Wickershatb, , and
commend onr system of public 'mar uc-
Lion to the continued' fostering care
of tyre Legislature. • ,
I herewith present the report of
Col. F.lordan, Military Agent of,the
State, stt , Washington; of Vol. H. H.
Gregg, Chief of Transportation • of
8. P. Estee, on miljtasx history dour
volunteers ; of trusteeit-wf the Sol
diers' Gettysburg National cemetery;
of the proceedings and ceremony of
the return of the flags,.on the 4th of
July, in the city of Philadelphia, and
Id Col. James 'Worrell, commissioner
appointed under an act relating to the
passage of fish in •tbe Suscoehantia,
end invite you ;attention to:them,
and the report of f sbe Surveyor Geo Ural
and Adjutant Gonentl. •
- The Agency at Washington should,
in my judgment, be coetinned. It;
has proised-vary allele' in sill respects, i
and especially to oar volunteers' and
i ale' females. ..-?'
Four thousand six hundred:' and
ninety claims havethrough
the l 'Agency during W e p a s t year, nod
three hundred and eleven thousand.
omen bnedred and three dollars! las
'beim collected from the 'Government'
and• ttaiiimitted tw"theOfaireants free
;of - charge.-. ...! •i
'ltWilltit necessary. to continuo the .
office Of Oilier of Traneportatitie, as
then”- 'are unsettled lfieounti- with
railroad °minutiae and the National]
GovirtiMefit,- asf .thitiers- Whit.' pet.
tormid in Oki ''Oetitt'' - and. , -mire of
bodies-, :Of •ther amide !Whit* trial re it.:
An - additkliatilopreptlation will ho
telifiredlW=thte Dspitrtmenti ': -.
'I aitinag ieciAiinentY; "lPitistice
1
4Q to titft' - and thii dead, - ' that vows
1, milifiliy %INiory 15e 'rualled forwird•
.. ia+iobe
~6~Qaii:
to
.1
~~~ i
=ll
IS.IS
*
ably, and ' that mom*. for:that
. _
purypse '}bcearitir9prigiOd:
.
. „
'rho tipstetii ol 7 . the: W .b
ale .aaattc ;
boapjtal represetit - that it iaimposeible
Lir th em! to accommodate anitcare for - ,
the nutitheicof patients committed to
them anderrthe laws regolatinx ad-•
mistione in ilk the hospital, and earnest
ly remit:lin:lent that provision, be, made
for, increased accommodation.
I need not Say that lltti institution
hi carefully and occannicAlly managed,
or to refer to the 'great good it 'has
producedi and that I cordially unite in
the stateinent and reciodinendation of
the • mentirial, herewith -presented.
' I invite your attention to the eon
-diiio? .01 . t h e Alveill. 1 .. 2 -. • ':-..•
1t ..,
- is toe th rall—closet° as a &pod.
tor* for thirlarge amouut of trainable'
military material to he kept In it, ithd
is, in ' all liespects„ inconvenient and i
not Adapted-to its.purposes, : ,
1 ..„-iliochlnoonrenience,was esperiene:
ed'ilirlig, the war for . want of anal
dent room and safety and
,I Ocoee-
mend that groind be procured 'and a
e i
noW and ommodious arsenal be erect- •
elk in or- near- the Capital of too
State ' ' '
Since the adjournment of the Leg.
lielature I drew iny_warraut 0n... the
1 Treasurer for' five thousand dollars,
appropriated to the National Ceime
tory at Antietam, and appointed. Ma
jor General J no. It Brooke, titoitee to
represent the State. Before the war-I
rant was draWn I, appointed C olonel
Wm. IL Blair and Captain J. Merrill
Linn, who examined the ground` and l l
made a full investigation, their report
of which accompaniet this message,— , •
It will bel noticed that they report I
seven hundred and ninety-even bodies
of- Pennsylvanians that will remov- ',
ed into thecometcry. and recommend
an Additional appropriation, in which!
I moat cordially unite.. . ',..: I
I, caonotelose my list Annual Mutt i
sage; without renewing th e eXpicission 1
of my gratitude to the freemen of the i
CoMmonwealth, fur the hearty 'apprev
'al with which hey 'have cheered the
labors of the P.aceeiiiive Office. TU
have earned ouch appreval by I s iny
-offibial conduct,- dining the last six ,
years, must always be a source c,: cif )
pride . to myself and children. .With- 1
l out thsoOnsciouenets that I was erk,.•
deAvoring-to- deserve their approval;
and without the hope that I _should '
succeed in attaining it,• I I
meat bare
suok tinder the resporrabilities of my 1
poittiott. It wits only a • relinoon on .
, Mims i li glretg a elletibe - 'aid.%
Triliti:4;....:. t., -.. _i I. • :a-..: - ..t...0.A4 1
people, and their repregentatiros, that
eneouraged ;me during the davit 'and
terrible crisis through which the conn-1
tri haisPaatied. 1-tried to do my:duly:
copy country; and know 'I was at
least faithful to her in her _deep , dia.
tress,,and I Oodeeived that duty not
to In limi:cd :•C. Itie-merely. fatting;
of men into ; the field. to suppress trea- )
son and sehellion and maintain they
national lifc(anedoing of everything ,
•in my power to sustain the just • war ;
forced upon us. I felt also bound, I
so far as I could, to protect and pro ;
mote the rights and comforts of our
volunteers, After they had left 41101
State, to aid and retieve the sick and I
wounded, and to ere for the trans
mission,_ to their 'bereaved families,
of the precious )bodiesof the elain,
and the - maintenance and education
of their DI pfians as honored children
of the cour.tb - . ' ,
..
' To have been the Chief Magistrate
of thie great • Commonwealth, - during
the period through which
• mei have
passed, and to have earned and main
tained (ifincleed ."•I. have done so) the
confidence ar.d affections of her people
and their reprtiontatives, are quite
'enough to satisfy the highest ambition,
and in , my retirement from the high
trustrgiven me, I pray God , that the
State may continue to gw in power
and strenotbi and her p ule in pros
, perty an. 'sappiness. • •
A. G. CURTIN'.
EXECUTIVE CUAIIBIR, }
Harrisburg; Jonuary i 2, 1867.• •
'The Tribune for IM.
The Tribune enters upon the year .
,
1861 nipre prosperous in businestithan
, k
ever before. 4The
,oxpediene iof - en.
hirging tine pages thus ma ' erg the.
Tribune, the largest and the .; - eapest
newspaper in America—wad oubted
by, many. We have found our account
in - it. The circulation of the Tribune
is stsadly increasing. and our sliver.
tieing patronage tlab increased
.. so
m oo that it, is mgrs difficult to print
our news than when we used,--a-small
er sheet;and thi9 difficulty we can only
meet• by frequently ptiblisbing aupple:.-
mentary page S-
The of• the war has iniposod
upon ' iti , o - ' Tribnue the 'discussion of
tantoeuto!O and pecullar, problems.
We have root them as, best we could,
Inhering with sincerity for Freedom,
Social Progreso) Political Equality,
Impartial Suffrage—All Right for All.
A Repablican l President became the
enemy. otßepnblieanism, and we. have
been called
. upoulti denounce and,
expose thetreitheries of a degraded
Administation. :It .was not without
Own; cert.:defy., not- without . much
thinking. Oak we made an_ hone with'
greslient, -.liikiistin. I " The ' people
npprovet veil course • by -"reinniing
their:tidiest rettresentativeeto prase;
Theellictienui* , ,_lB6€o.4o inVoitukt;
Ist t toe pities nkLetga sarrender- , -Malte
now dna* ,Reee*ruitticin. is nowt
the duty orth - u - cohhuy=potiticat - re*
construct ion—resonsitructitii intfloss+
co- *nil . tanifli: - Nns - ifte no longer
. pile:ited I;'y Icro ' ni.ic6rmttico, led ve
ME
To ADVER-TMOS. • rA
NM*
, Aar
remedied by a moo' exakititspid-paikijr:
at Washington.— by. reauCiag,
camstoytki tile -specie
this we 6611 intdßt. . '1:-.
The necessity - ef-f f roteetinritkitudflit . ;;1
oasis :Piejoies Oi)on. as. . NY'll l. lgro*;- - ,i
that ok,tbia• Most ilriportanti,44olllllo,,,,
the Republican patty Is diiri4eC r.iiii. ''-`
honest frit mischievous inirrotiV-14V- •
the West particularly. . are eutlelrewiic, : 1
(mint to-, create a pelicy 'Which Sist*--'
only reeull...in.the proittritilo*oaltokfi:. '
lase-Industry-Mho degradation OfW .
.capitalists:
and the - oggrandiiementoflNgrok
. '..
trapitelists: - During the• inaq . yeatei:-
of , our work:- wiii,.' halve oitifiliffillit' '
c c ti
getirlitAbilt interest . ' 1 Vre , -ke 'ore , ~.,.',
teation--more necessary . ori* , ineirek;„:,
before, and We ehall insist, pop Skit: . '
broideet and •Wiseet liigiOatiilisfoillbil4*.
Right of tta . roe.. '.! --..-.'!. tr.'- - . , 1 . '-'' .- 't :' 1
. - In the - perplexing . !iineritiori '44-1.1t.e.t. -
construction . we see no reas,orr . ' fq, ! '
amend, the- Polley which we iiiie . 4` .-
sorted Since the'eloiter of the War. !Iti - •
then snetned t_oblis that-Riareneipsitiknilf !
of the Black . ..should...be . , foliiiiireit by •
Suffrege-for the .Black ----. We Aid, IPA! :
see the wisdorp, of a poliey.of prOMii-.1-' .
ettone con cation and! banging. Altir [ . .:
bad too na - eVtiteod in`. war till ask the:: •
4 .
blood in _getee-=,.' even tltigrat,TY ativy - 1,- 1.
vengeance . . It seemed impor ant Ott!
tkodouth - shOuid .eonecide Su . age,kuil .- .;
I,,fi
that tbe.Noeth chore. . .c . ,oneede A . M.! .
terity." -- Some..of our - tend I 'tierliP-,'
proved of this ;•but ,Ci i - !greris hilt - 'to&
towed our - advice. - 4
triaes4. 4. lion. ?
approved by Cengressr— to. s treater.:
extent,then we elqine4 in.,thel.Tri . burie.
i
We -nave held that I hemen W . 0.6Litr . ..1 '
ed eriptivra in Reliet ilenge tii,,,siii#o'L
mu - Me - eel sureeedered.prison je,-0th5i.1.....
i .
violated the . rites of wiii-,, a 01.:,aidiat I
the assaminatiori of .$1 r. I.# 4) 06 il l Ohfitild l r --
be: triediind pireiaberi. (....76e is 1 *MC '•
' l ' 6 a i , .
the Adininietratlon hare ogri•e,d. t8 . W.4:1 '
no punishment should be inllited ever. r
upon min ' who..o.re.Chargettiri4, theee
ri
cmes, and the 'only - measure( Silting
....
Ibte punishment is dm amen nient. ~4,if
, • raframibisement . fr - heidin P . ',!tiffei., ..
eskiairle wierely, _ • ' 414-*.04;1
.ve—flit...: tho.....rairitl.
hand, the paesrge to vier U/V l3 'Al!WIlly ~'
.Bill,the Freedman's Bureau- i11'.. - ariii I
1 the Bill.f6r •So ffrege . iii the . 13. Islet : Iof I•
Columbia,show that reconsiCeetion. I
• will'notl consummated withqut•eitt ! '
-lenge and protection fair, the. illlkke,4 , -:t
The pTi
olicy 3t . the otnune :; v ft,n, been. ,-
pesetteallyridopk-d.by thoie , i,t) (lit. 1 •
)terod - witti us daring its disc sition.. l =' i,
IWe nev.er. ciarrel with. rile 'rts,. - .wilti'l
aro impatient with le.', -• We . C- trust i
i -
the justice of believing that . sy. gifr 17
I their - Way . to -what ;s righr „i.I t cwt WI
trust . they willido 4,4 the justt•elof be.. ,_
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