r ; :__..
• ilea LI TIJ3 1:12...EY.R 7p3f
ESJ
.u a picl ' ci :bui!ding, lATztints
pi on, ,• I, . I' 1;
IMO DOLLAR S r,Rjf Y4lL4,lii AD:V,A:Scp.
I. iln
s i g to eekdee . of the, paper, ietill btr,putilabk4
v oirem atirr e ." nis 04 1 1.1 • • u .
tem •
oimmpnicetione 1 s nbjecpt 9e*Feto
• , t are r eepeethilly 'eqtlefted.' TO ti l iiitia; attelition,
wo ' of Ws kind lied, boiieeeibtainfOly
' n ame of tO author, tipt, for. it:1448 , k
linflosl4o/1r: t
i. e iters end okonv t inlcail'ons ebOn4 '!:1e tiddreard to
07E?:ANP.:#41tOrtf Pro Astor.
•
sl,OOO I
. $6O 00011 - $60 ; 000
•
' • - • - • - ...,
',,'; lit ditibnikereiNtlie'llilantso - inlitvor , hf
-the,
4, * ,
eral•fitoveretuettlofoc.lPCMAYllfaala's
•gtetaie r k 44 Ortellti...isVe l Ail t ei.s e e v 2 rai t;
atett,tocwririAorposeat .. r' '• d...'l, s ie ,
irtiltedltattsit,•anialitititilt; iffkt 'Matt; brill
..millttnis of &Dorsi; hiiirbebn ottleilildfolt by ]
the illeeimnee okaittiMarfflt•o4B.oo l lßl l 7)fk
penises ineurred r hy the State aluring.tne t war, ,
jn_consetinence o(the "apse, Orptie sloe°
the iiiinihting i elidnni l: Were q ediitrileted,' the,
rtratiltriinilleletitwoaebetaand t.plaitatikins•
and-the difficulty of some
;or t 4FM bei4goo4.liftwimm, they, be
Made, render tveir,se etneitttil cult,•and 'in '
many instatitestibuljallitilleininpliihnient
91,,w,hichivIll - ,h - -- Weveti be:Vigorously persu- ,
,etf and the reila - Itild7beffire the logishittire. 1
', „Basing firitit • irfateriefittierhint:nt the #-
iiiii*:iff the El trit4l iiinnot "Orli:tit. - isOinei tssc
- thertictsiPinininerit ideas connected With client
le'llitoe'AMVitiOed; lieliitlae',o44dittly sods-
Late; the-pat 'lli orditty hi 'the . discharge of the
'Esteeetife trist...'"lt le.ilesentedirrefier.ta . 'cap
yOu'ratteiitidilln the'fiiitthat wring the en
tire
.. yearn ve ry- Ist rite iitini of Money lain the
Iteeping•oftlitiStateTrealifiren'; Vida sum has
not`. at any time for years been less than almil
lion ofdollars, and at nresent amonntp to con
siderable iwer:fotir millions ofdelimit . • That ..
it is unnecessary that-the greater portion of t Stlibus.
-e11:0
cm . been 'made 'etinl
this Money Omni& be kept in the Treasury to t cerning,_ the education Of 'the,
meet thenrdinarydemanols open it is obvious : chilaren•• fr.,..".l . .rsooerbottlieZY of
and that it should be withdrawn from. Cirett- 1 some of
_the , t*!tate; r.-Thnytare
latiini is certainly a detriment to tbetuisitiSss , permitte d-ti ` . ..ia•:s and lam
of the ':Comitttinity: ' . - K•centractloit to the mince, an** , s - tbo world
- to earn
amount-of several millions, as at present, can- is liting are 1 Idle receive leirsinit
not fail, to Make its impression men those of vice than . Mama- ' , The dl me;
...
enal4a4. .
in Mercantile,' umnufacturing,, agri- tors of these iris,
cultural, mining" end all other' kinds of em- by law, to . aend ea litould be efimpelhifl,
ken to:the r - • cimtreocr
pleyment," This money, lam informed upon 'scene!, or provid coohoots.forlbenc,
good authority, etillmloimed, with mephitic- and it should Is: to . duty's '6n:tenon
!entity for ,ik rts•PayMeist t :orheti:. needed, for 1 School .srperitittn dra • snpervise•eutl en--
*
certain specified periods, a rea'senable.rate • force theicieent
(Of interest.' and the - proceeds -placed . in the
~. ~,,,,,- ;below.: -. .• , '. '
'sot,brZES ' s •,4 s' •Settoci....;•--. : •
Trenaery foi-thebenetit ef• the State,;;which
woeffinotradrhebenefleitilto the tax-payers, • The last riiinnal" ' ill of 'the Superintend
}by ingremslegt heipuldicrevenue, hui else en- ent of the Sohlieni rpliris' • Scliciols was
1 large the aceornmetintions f :business_ or :business_ pnr- Made. no to - litelti the 60th of Neveniber, 1
I - rises.' If this plan were *adopted; the with- 18 , 66:, • The .appro - do fur.. that. -year, ex -1 ;
1
i dr:two!' of tilt° circulating luedium, byttie pay- tending t r ou t Jan 1
. ...A ; BQG, ,..isi
lo nua;;Y 1;1
I meet of taxes, wo uld be so brief that it would 1887, was insuffi o
cie ,elver Hie expenses of 1
not Materially , effect, the public welfare. ;The the whole"vear; a conkeeitently 7 thi;ie or
1
fund thlis ocouired could be added to the sick- i Dec tier, 18116;iwt . rinpa:td.- The nest an
• fn.' tunes ; and Would materially aid lathe re- protinellow•undea, e..pnpient htw , . extend; i
,
lilactirin 'of tilt-finite debt:: -.V ; , •• • from, JV .1; 186 .• ..Tutte..l, - 1886.'Mt ' wits. 1
' A glance at the conditiosto, f the. Treasury therefor , detet : l'ie that - there wiet no legal
inn v ip a tin t r it ,:tpd tt ri en nstr3 o , r,..l. l B,..l G t d . ;
will. show that at ri leastrolitpnli4os of dollars l'autherity to op •Y' of plitt'of It to the pay=
, (night' no ir belotined,.. l and at ' font p it e i r 6o 7 o9o ni.
I ',ol.ll,d„realize the
. liontlsmn e, stim Of. [ na Renee; ''n t r I li o n s l e Pa .
i Per tinnum, or nearly the whole • amount tif i amounitne-to $; 419:77, titfain ;lid& '
I th'elsolatiee now in I lieTreitsnry might be. ten. I - lien. 'Clieni• :Britt w as, whir . s; als-
t dered productive by beink. invested , in..lbe 1 pointed Superin dent hy my piedeeekior , .
, bonds of the State, hen ring si x per cent. inter- I continued in .4 c' until3lay-1.1867 1 4116n,
c;st, ern thoui, , ,•,i, purchased a t it prianium. Or tender . the at • April •13;i1W, I, s ap mit a ..
i t
it misfit be invested in United States interest 1 Colonel Geote, 31',FatIand, Super .
siv.tend
bearing bends which won] Ibe available •.at I ant, Rev.,(ll, Cor - 'uth r In eetor and, an I
any menials t a neesssity might arise. for
_the nor, r .- INP — : • 10
use of ,the funds. If . that amount 'were .ex- •at - -. .f
changed ,at par for United States ten-forty dm
' horids; ! beorinfrflve per cent. Interest, in gold, . fie h t
the. roduct would beat the rate . of .$206.000 i n to
per annum, ill gold, or at • the present value andgold,
gold; $266,00 in currency. BeideS,ltlinfunds .With
would hot become "depreciated and unavaila. itudc
iile't*long.etintinuonee in the Trentiuty.• •••:A. , r
~e expenses for the six 'm
l '
if '
r 7 9 f e ro ns i m; n D a :! .
, laiy thr this purreise. Could' be passed, specify- per
big the toothed by, hieh the unneedcd'upoi• i 'Wi
ey of the Treasury maylbe . ;loaned, hethiirir.-Ititt
.. t .t.s.„. ' er ampa.44.64.-1,1
. .. re ,
enteen bundren toniars•Pr...
4 l ot
;It o n to
ch e d tv; t
a o n t na he t,
hd d os u lt t i
t i lit t r
s t
, h a,
. n i
n d re s
the e ntire fundS o. , Tti 4of that'
r by the SuperintErdent as folin s'a v
The - -
f vl si ' an n b 'him to the State, tuber Ist. l'BB7, te.lune Ist l a s n es '
and rontnion4ro o f t -
, In Adrucc . s° rap
i9
be Stateinhiihands. The s aa n a in. • fl sels la, at tio per
ti e i corniptible hones tl y and ) c ,, cotion
is equivalent
!mica,
on.
\
integrity of the Treasure and nialot :
n. i n primary '
echo lib, for 509 chit-
mum
ilions-ofdollars the •.. can
s - 4 !.i at Su, . p er
. •
Emcee oo
.
there is i n his .keepirl.g..mshonitt.hn
itetaptod to iiit g An oin z2nienarr e or f ew . din - si 2.50'00
k: °lr a nn y e bec ome p l: CYll: T e so tC p. : i el i : L t Ynr i s ld t io
e tt . ; : en 'il l
n t ' fi g :S : 1 11 : - that
t ttlo
, Ci r r y ' r
ni: ; 11 : 51 : :
ca ll' :::
u l
hi, i sea . u s h b v T ga n r i en
11: 1 il
3 : 4 I
I t, to °::::::
y l t
o c t e f : tf teti b t nul i tst :l a b t i . Sta te o h i : .eli y 1 1 .s E e n enb to d : fate ari ng
oe foriraltrot.gllaPk
a s u z ! tr i II
, 4 4
4 1 1 : 8 8 1 : d e o : e v,
.. n i 'l:ltl' e
RI : a i i n ti a : . $ l 3 , 1 1 ; 81
tt ' , ! p
ema i c7 n r ra r
yog, an ay r n. j th i l i a l t n : l ; _ 2 7,..j. ..
- 7 - -
7 : 7 . ,
~. "5
: I s ,
5 .191t:5 3
30
3 ° : :
Cure toldebondsmen,
.t, hey,would lege .. .____ s t o himself! , Fo r ,
eltheState rbs tees al ls .aailes , tti r ri o s in t s er r ,' ease „ i m , w- 2 . ,073, 00
ainPles all around us
I and easily be is hick deihirt o na i --
. 'rdan''and Inns'
fraquentfY c'titude „d bon„. - arnenrnseventeee roer,t.thasiTr&—i.7,,,
swerved froth the IA 9
Pa - 11' til l : Most elevated Pe :
'arkit7timnV.. a s fitohlynsegithe laieleateonfiderice of
eta. bete to
dtheni., . The desire , dot e s ee ter pemeember,.... i
~
,temptationalhat '-sn * IMO nest the-to:O from . ,„' n .." 8/,049 77
ii:o, (anr-e-cilften-npronnil to , 'yield to the
. . m te 0 0 , 2•5 m ae , „ num.
,' 114ttga '67
A ises, to Jen - -
nedlei secure the cupid- . ,
.bre'''d'') .lAft9to be p ro . , ,
• sand of schemes Preee and 1 eilen&i4
of public' r9intation, . im a itae
atttre, 9•- - - .
mon,engeo,steir 't h ave • a iide tt eictliked pub-, , f the bill which p assed
sty 'of butrio ,ll -Ti - d by, th e
.escape :
for the rapid
of the guil-' .. t deem. 'it inapinviprt •
accuntulatiouofwealtb: the thou
-0 f r o ppisnipert, : ‘ .
. 2
~.;
• . (Isll6l had beco the H a ns e l
n 'T a 10, 3 Y• making ,
1 tic s entiment that it may
avrennsylvania
has ;
iation
of
$450,00(
' 4 .1 -° '°; ----- ; ~'l,ellferbrantanened, or that may here- ve paid 'the tote t ott i l y -„,_ ° 4 .'ee!! sue- I
acrunlinessetbstnandlinln-theltaltiMity that i might,
treconsmerett uNVOII
- 8C110•019 , it would P l er annum for
!
st , allY rger'...'-•-i-ihlr,;.obbex), sof her tp re asaty, . ,ates for the yea r n d - i - o - T
\
after. hsPP e "' . '' Y '' -. • S ' , don of the parnent of ', found f olly
set
ortagi
the
i re-
u the re-
' an d: render the strgl U..- . debtillor 1 1321 e, tepeinendnt. From
the interest upon.the • tetate
1, .
' , So he Seen that there that.
re..
i
Inevitable- '' '• ' ,', e m , v - : , ..-Aiiii, I h i nve,for - . -nine orp
\ ..__. . . a re In 'op.
In the , lirfortt l ., nee.° .. , sd ahac t. a s ea pa i r . gem ' aye u rtt un gen ° le end homes, 1 1
- - WatnedtheLegis Ldure P , ' ,' • nitride .It an _ - two thousand ;
A of (iii ' -Cornmon - meg , .
.._ . . an d thirty - one pupils, for the I
'lr'lB9'rts
11
Lhar‘
finance . • inesirhether :this don- . orenth_.„,,,,
_7
at i
retitairrafortt to determ
t and 'efficient ” ndr&. otl I_B6 „ an average
169341 , Do
-,---- ger, shalibe a tett
ver . , II imam p •• ;, ._,a . _ and forty - eight dollars.
it T . casury, guarded , again'''. eerie lier annum,
Stn. exl 17 legislation and t
r e, r
. i t a calantity
•••., ;‘ '. have. doubtless' rea bed .
'Balance o nhand. • • *ay,' l i i ii . ..
... ~. v 4,166,431 •ihe, oc enTrenee 9 O n tt gp,., . , , , ;--- ,' •rs. Sixteen • c their
Pinbile debt; November , .
.. _
~ . , , . . , , , years being the
- .reseelTl o.s- ,• • , • .1 ) SI) , hens ceaseles be
masts to Treasory, t .. , :sia , , , . imps.
the • •i- •, -
newts; of tile, ru n - 4 "Y" ... re,,Geo, I SOO 00 , , I -• f the-Superintentlent :of , , ey will , henceforward
. natirosa comPil .. 'f ll' 'and ' '
,The : reports - so , the • full view .a. our Hewing ratio , via:
411 I.g. A o. z • 874 '
tior.ds'oftheTblln elp 1 ,
...3; 000 _ 00 , , .
Common Schools. e ''' I r triiet which 1. ri. 1438, 329 in 1 .4, m.riti
v:dei!"l7°l4(iciPtri;itii,,- .. .-., ' ' esteellent'aystent,;df public
. ns
li• 'petering a 4 - • 470 in 18 , 7." ---9 ' 348 - l e .
Intern 'DO bop t c_i .a.. 1,e,.... r0ai1.
00 " • . ' idelytiffitsing Itsbleising-§ y „,.„ _ •.. • • 4.4 p.. i 4 ;1878,
aeiptan, AWN rz. , ."'" . .
.. 1 .406,,0N1 ~ , is NV bstautial editeatiort‘to . all ''the I .ne p 111187 5, ling *Web the
. company ...... ... ........ . . (1, 857 91 • ..-.. sal sound; -and an . •A. brief, suonharY will ,be more than - ram „i re.
eastt to" reasury ............. ______o4sts.,, .
-7-----
' -------, .children: of the State.
roPorti,oflsit.b es d ; Should . the --""* n "
idea of the IminellaeP '' of • va,it'st i na be re
..: 1 t ets..l.....ifitissti,sl,3 1 1 , give an. - ,_ . t, amoun t o f usepilliesS. b ms n
Liaonates in excess o two . • ~ _1; - at t a ined and toe yas ~.... ~ .. t i 4th Of. the , Pro Posed
assets vi m he aVallable as to
Whichitis (Valle. ~ . ,
Ith , . ntimernow
_ Thotibove mac \
Z the year 0. number 01 I ~nter upon trad ' ' 121
at or bus
- ' I v a -- At' the :close' 0 ; - to ."1 -op; the nu ~ - •nt Year ,
lows' • • -•. ' ' 87,1 the Bean ' - ' - • i the rite nt ~. • . - - -,_-• . . • .
of .16, 18 . hooldistalets n . 'ols, 214 T ' t, - *; , ' . , ish -•-•
By the act o Y.. re ; to „‘„,‘, on t h ca noye :pc
f schools, 101 1, -)
''''t graded .oeho,
'I bet; - an estimate of
nal' raiam..kedo,cennutP"veaarli entinOlY alt . i BB3 ' be t! ° i di t eeters;l; 4.4
~_; co untY„eity, • am,,.
..,.; fl - es.' hitt are c o n s t ant l y .
11.-"--- :'- a l' th r e residue,shall, fall due, •Elesse, ° ..
t -Oil erintendenti,liiteieheisl:)3,s!ll,),`,",, o 's • miens. , Thousands
when 01)911111110n o -.. ....i T c a ft et ; .wlthout dug
• 780 11 ;39; the boit Kati ° ltr -3 , ,13•. i,.;". in
.ORl 9 S'ingtleir paren--
and one million annually to,
fed ;Whichwill he :pil!s,; . $
_vs
6s;,,coxitingene
Os, .
In 'lead educational
, train
bole ts p ~1 , , , . . . building,
.1;262..7
interest, until the NV ~ ' b uil di n g. arid _contingencies, et, uld have suffered ; 1 1 . 0 v• •
in ;:the year 1895. . , . nen • 675.33; ttidions •-' '' ex enact tor • en
1861 the: k3, 500, - ,-- , ,- ~:.
,5:39 71' . orld--tl' e 'et•"”nt' . P 1 ;4- -id left.to grow ; tip in
It the act of Marc h • i .
Mt - Eriel $ 0 8 1 , •• I, • ,• • • beefs, !!; 5 • 1 dP•lo u- li Alan a w I •
1 -- Y - A pi liadeip tvi , a .., 1 al l yorpcoJes-roatng la fl! . , 1 ., . , Y . idow a heart
bonds of the, i , swoon v; - -
of the n deied to that et - „ . 17 ..;• -1.. ; :-. ; . • - ''-
' ' - ' iitet'..to the iii
. • to the pro 'e - - •
tilde extended r"lnn' -emn"
Rail road were, surre ,
illions 9f 4 0116 F 8 °` .' ''
tendon is particular, Y•te. , n . nr , , •to her ,
the deposit . learnt .t . 1 e the PaY- ', . Imo. at
~ _ t q d c onstant•s•naniso - , n d thousand at' 'tali '
upon „ , - 1 k en o
.. , ~
int Lera , , tof undo nt y, • 11 . "• - ' - .mat• r e d i •- e
o f. wan - These are
• their bonds, e 9 a ,Mort . n , or those who •
ave
as
mai bni)a, ir," gt betift; boeki in;the, uldle sch . ,
sind . ' needles§ ex- 01 _, he—
m, in the time of,
••:',ota alopsl . • 1 ment of the orig
rs
was4llPa -Yen ' These , • .' t rs of teriens inconveniene.e ,
11 l ie • e
-I‘ttl' ' !; ' l.l 1 ' ' ' - ;21 , ,' ftittr millions of dolla ~ . , ,
n tent• ~ • Ile-ie ' e ~.., ~..
. 1 1 n or,'..and Might
, ms y .rem o ngtbe ,ednerous'dis
• Ills , r' ls . , -. :' . 1. \ al• -5- 7 41 • any to secure thew PO •,.; T r oia date .n.ellse• - • -, - 1 s• 1, , • s i a tion ••,- .I • , • -.;;;:, ' he these destitute- and
.: . ' , sere i 117,1. '!„ .. ~,,. . -4,; ( 1 , , \ Camp • __ be pa id hi forty yea... 4. - :, • , 1, dwalty,tuic:i\OUß t.gt.
~ .
s'ie"in. pt ;693ppon . , iiguie dele I
- 1411 • i 11'1
l• -• ..
te 100 : b°l • l4lb arc " i
t I reatutti .', D- b-/.•‘ ';:.;;- ' •
...The .p 4!I 41111. - our sY tsrint . int - n a t f•
et nks
of .. rvesand - ,
tat • ;as ',' •••t" im r,:i i o f issue, an d w ill y n annotate.- : .
id lade•the a vap h every good,
1:41 I S - 15 ~', -:,,-,2.._ - .".*:-' I Th e re:is a l w ays a iliserepane :
hetWeeti echo Is p . , '
lief salt.t ei e ildren of a , c or di a iii ;
- -1
- - --.
1
.. ,
nil -riatioirWithin the -reac ;
dwheri it isnotisidered . i n , fleenee approve
nouin 'EMT. i
_, ,
__„...
.....,.. ,,,.‘
the Goyernor a Commonwealth; an.
the prinCipal .
, •
ou ni,' the . ehild ' aid
:itrai...,..Exr's.!lgilflk. , AC(4) It ' ibit of
annual proelainnt. , -
ISlng hem the the and virtue are ren of '.
----
----'-'1
----'-''
. ' ----7"" I of the Stitte'Treaktirer, at .
n les , On that-intelligenee
insututions,this. system fn 'abut ignobly •
er- ,
, . , ntly v. 0b1.u.d110121A.% i ;i: 1 report th
\
t the sinking fund Ytor terini a
~egutires,of.p,rr
free .
no care, aria Ivis In - , ildren art P 1
. '
'F.-Ir'.
" illil'''' ...'
fact
a '
1 la in September .bud the fiscal . ;tut
rnestly.elainis the fostert ..,. ; ,
,},, , 1
, y 0 n ot the
....., :.; , lice. .. 1.;451. 1 1 . 11 ~', •;.i,i t . the first 3 on! Yuot Soma}
111.1.
80t1.1: of_ Nevem.. . 1 %-aivtice, °fake- tegisiature. •.. _. •,,., , ,_,_ -__, tp! , •_ r , pensioners
... .... v . 4.43 trr,
arils of the Co
• rin ': Jtd
Yi , , stet. ', •rt • _ year of thel re. ,
m dicatiens , of accountS , g 2
' T h e ' ' indcid Schools ha blisbed. ; helms ! tn .
ii I to \mo 1 000 I 0( n her. To prevent
.eti 1 , 1 .. icciiiiiimitia . fi . f . g .
t year. The ( s tem t! .„. th earned by
..
1 '. 4 ' ) '..
' , i niimil exide nattens ' • fund' yeais be during the pas ..
.:. ~.4 0 , r .,0 ~ 2 .. i r.ed IlOt Wily taftlrnlSis , „,„._
~ _R
'
" • ..ea:, 'rues 1 1 350 _ 1 ins tltt- a .. tisn a fu3
.si mo m . • . .k 4. . 2. i btheoata was geglgn . t the. el e men t s o f i t:, r - o u ni n . atlPPort
:,-;----) -z— - the tennina
that of the. TreasUry. - . 1
: ' ,i . ilristrgetiall to mix 3N , Pli t _ ! ; ; ,'F',,,,,,,' deatdO, to im.. • maim Y: he, with.
made the• same as i, h ,2,-Inieb...e.;;iizens 'Y i,- '''. ;Vod c tnit,wlierCyer r.r%••• . opy noeor ,
ti " 'tardier r' t ,• . ,
' The .pmmptitude .w, ,y .
I . ; xt.t.o., ly..‘•••• to inh't ; Apri au I kuoot fits- .., na .:,cd t i e ntion' to .to , .. , i• Very p r i nc i pa l
Pennsylvania came Serve., , 1
~
me.
.ynlisart
in.
em
iiiil
~..
The milltipliedttoll 01
k the whole amour of tic . upwards pt. i ii
of; branches of ..,, ,.. g.
Is shoultl,therefore,re- , .t, z,
too •ilAelli fOr •, lamer find high sebee for .
they .
are
rim ,
million loan, (the bi .. ie . _.
-. be censidereda gra mein
thirty-three, millioks,) toaY financial. teeelve every OncOursge ;an d „enable, the ,• , • 1882, grant.
Melees ciretrutstarice in the.- . ,
ded, ,essary, to perfect the- sy
I t istent.whielllit§-her.n ! eates,l6 be ap
ransta."-• S State; and:ndicates uriboun ,
to totivailitSelref L ta--7 = t al t ectuent t of
,eoß eges .
IdatnrYnt the
ni
(.1 '''tli:.and- substantial. Ste .
collages
ot the poor. (1, Bite '. eto .
tidenee. in this t ,-.-- 7 . -e t - foregoing in the .•. , „ Tic k, . . _ .. give Ja.
colt _ ___e t h.... Thp
i " Sit die 'palaces of rho . i • t ood. . minister - 10
erelit of the commonw la. forth mit Y 4B Vella V tOOtt ~
_•,_ _
' . f the . finances is set
ling 1. Good schools canoe . .
na
„ny
be, oh - acli' l l i a BY the
statement o their fIOUTIS 1 good tooter.; .. t
uenctt ofteac hers, and - ---,4•Congo-is,
pleasure, in conseq, : .• - ,• ~ ; , ;
.. • a
C.)nditlor • - • ! . , ~ .. ' •
. . . •
CONTROLLER'S:; .% Oftlet,
•
Clti j 01 - AllegilenFr Decendier.:/gai; 1887.
VIZ CITY OF it T.LEOLIENT tIESITIES T(:k ;Er;
kct a Leax orßands
in
which will 40
lota tn SOMA of iktooo each. maturing'. 9:11 ;rem" from
j ., g i r y Irt Isatc with conpona , Witched; for; gel p i g.
~,710fointerrt,t semi-annuall In Jialy pmd Januarim
t b&r4to of six per, cent. per annum. ~ r' - •
, fot terms apply to oritddresa • • 1
• -IL
' deciSt:am. , , -City siVintroller;
BEA) ER.COLINTT , SS: - , • - •
THE ORPIIANS COI/liT §:car TT,
Iherure,theiton. Judge , of mild Cottit.• to tht trot
ter of,the wttlerrient of the estate of ITannah4llool4lD,
deed!,,. And now to wit: Nov. Inth, 1867, on motion
the Curt appoint 4.-11: , Itierratt, I3eq n Aidttop to
mike Olt triDation of the proceeds of the eatateln she
tete of John Bar/ow, ottmlnistratOt 0 . f, - gherporitpottl
eleterof Ilannah Jack
JO son, dec'd.
Attes: ILN A. Enizizu, crk.
From the Record.
,
'Tbe , Andltor share yarned will Meet the Lparrttetin
toested for the purpose of hls appointment. at bit of
/m.ln the borough of Beaver on n'aterday tlib4thAny
d jam, MI, at I p'clock , P, 7d:. at which time itOd
Swill persons Interested in the dletribution of mid
note of Ileum Jackson, deed., ere hereby notified to
attend. 3. 11. HARItAIt,
&clef/I:it . Andlto
C'on' erSion of 7-30's.
•
JIOLDF.ES OF JUNE AND jULT 7.30 9 1 1 .3 CAN
have them converted intik-the
. .
. .
New 5-20 Gold coupon Bo d,
,• . ,
. . , .
On mo l re advantageous' terms than- the roterinn en.
tem by tending' or preaentintrAleir 7-ano to ini.ii .
54).1 , th:1Ni:red immediately or sent by expreis.
lir. goin , for pule or Patine ltallteral Debilis.—
fthei ‘ i price paid for Government eecuritieF In ex
,..dx.pa, tor swno. Six.ner cent. interest paid. on do
lede. I.3loiley loaned on tioverninent Donate. •
4,AMES T. 111#ADY &
Ihirlcrs in : . (;oreynnient S; , :enrities,- •
tt: \Vona
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1 31ANUFACTRElt or AND IikALERIIN
lit NKS ,- _A, t, S
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NO 1 ) 04 WOOD STRE E T,
P I TTSBU liG II ; .p . A
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41111 9111 1 :II ir.lttra , 0
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ll ' ''' i.n. "'` x .. s ' s I 11/ mai - lr eletirly understood; the collowin,. "ric
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1. titin" la quot.e4l from the report of t ic.
31r; ' . .2:15. , 7,7;7, , 1 all mitt it .1 . .
the
ill ',
~11 • , I 735 Commissioners for \.ear ending Septcniber
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3255‘814
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k."lnue .. - . ' l' 4 ; 15 '! 1 _ 74 . ) , 1- ' l6 ' 61"%111 13y the sixtlt section of the mei `i s Of 31ny 16,
•-r. ll' on- the dol.,
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• espy setapradrittinfirt.ttolntcorptnhyrie
loan
It"11° ' ........ : ... ' . 343 '• 235 "L • 939 .' of the intere.it, and the.
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' pichester •. ............ : P 4.32.14 4,0 I ant ,'034 , i ng . the State."- • _
' - ilitshttrult ........... 1.30 '45 , 1415 1 . 310 ' • '
't . - -." - The receipts from. said tax And tax .ort
--Vonnetilan.rir-Ileiv-cti;iie ail - Erie Vzt rr ,,, lento ' ar ,..,, ev i t iti.l arnounla 10 .... , .....
Tommslomm at 1.:U..1 p. nV. NVA: CoAle, 3:115 p.m; unit ea
alteref -- trenttle in Yebrnstry . and Hatt let
at', Pittsboreh, 6:00 p. tn. Returnmr. ieffMt Pitrohn rub' „ n ,, - - „ ,
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Ymtnestnwn. New. Castle and littAntrA 'Accommo
dation arr iv e You;..
OM a. m; Newt Castle, 1:110
‘i., • m; arives* at Ally..2heny. MOOReturning,
'kilts Alleebany, 111.e' p. ra; arrive: , ;iOV Castle, f V")
p. In: Youngstown. 7:211p. m. 1
Pittsburgh and Cleveland Expresa, via. Yontr_ IP.
town, leavea Pittsburrh. it:10 a. in ; Horn wood: 11. 10
a' in: Lnurenee inuction, 11:50 a. ' in .
Arrives at
Wan:gown. 11.:50 p.m.
Returning. ICItVI.O Yonnttstown s:.".`tp. lint tauten ce
Junction,
,ti:22 p. to ; Iltummaid, -7:05 p. tn. A.rrt% en
n 1 ninbutglt. .r. 15 p. nt.
.. . F. B. MFFtts. 'Guard 0471
}IAN') PlTrNßeitGlt RIaLIIOAR.
On old utter Nov. 5,1%7. trains will linive Suit ons
, r • drat y (Sundays exceptedl au follows.
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ard,l2:lln.m. I Yhtladelphin -40pm1J
1, R. MISSRES, General "rickc,(.lZent•
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t.!7ft
!aft et; AePMie2Ailkockaf
41 Pennergietkin.: • ,
efbrismerftsrutimpthe . bu s
tPtionst:dytYlof trapsmit
`ion 41 the:AfritirSl;..of :fife'
Id I . ;rre0 ( 1 1 0 1 ;f1POIRR: flash:
)nnlileralittnisa , ar,esiemnett
gent, ; ,it eiff,ortla,lne .BFrelat
i. , tq you illy indst &lead
aSsbmbling nt thit'Sent Of
weldone tyolito therrotm
kale.. •.; :• ;.;.: -;,..,,,; ~...,,,,
towlcagnicnts . ere due to.
i rid' ide kohir tor tha • 011-
id well -liehig -- =1040.,.•
ery'siliert , p eve..__ /or the. obutiden**lsieli
.has crown the labors,., of. thi , t,,,prisliff#lll4:
for, the - gene . i health ith, Whieh ';:ivp lave .
been so sign Hy ttiored, and for all'tle•tilifiti-:
mentlf Of poi • , contentnnint:and ••bapPilless
ril
•withkenur eraii;- ,; -,.:,• —,,,,• •
_•'; ' , -,• ,• •
Our wan ry has just emergc,d, from ~the
trials and do gets of isp innighteons•teitelliOn
and.enterin upon.a'perlod of •iinportant.po..
'Utica strug, e arising therefroin.' Whig con
ti,
veiled as. representatives' of a 'confiding
constituent , grave dutim and, respqnsibilitips i
,detolve up n you to . so, legiSlatc , upon . the
great and natinifold interests Conitnitteil to
;your charge ii. 4 best te-isnliserveihe welfare 4
_the people andadvance the honor of the State.
The. fullest confidence is.entertabied that your
' deliberations will result bentichilly :and your
i. c
public dutie' be falthiblly discharged: anitim'
Inv part, per nit nit to give you tiasurances of
zealous' co-o ration in all-vour labors calcu
lated to pro ote the general. welfare. ' . •,'
One of the ins.t impel-hint duties 'devolving
upon, the, Le„,islature IA.IIiC .consid6ratiori
. 0f
the public finances." Such ' action 'sloutil •le ,
token for-the provision offundS-kiclefray the 1
cuqent . expenses et the Goverment, and 1
t lie,prese rvnt 'on of the credit of the o(ininion-,
weAbli, and the speedy extingnishinent ot
.tlia-A.ublic debt, as . circiroistanceS shall be 1
found to req ire. .These obfectS - are' of - the •
highest Nino tanca and Mobil the first atten
tion 'tittle It. ircsentativcs of the. people.
-, rtszAxems.. • . -... ' ! .
1 1
The report of lh 4 4.. , te Tres rarer Allow! '-' • ' l .• .
that the. halan ~ in the Tn Airy No
ii
versher 3 '. ,%
1,19 Ava. $1.74113 27
.onlluary recelp e. urlntr-111 . 0 A. al. 'year • '"• '
ending No vett her 30. 15417.;..". ..
Loan for the red.mption of the o ..
htulds .. : .... .. . . . ... , ... ' ... '.. .. ...., 23,000,0000 0
Depn'eiatea fun s 111 ..... .i'reasttry. nun
• vallable• 1... .
Toro in TrP3RIIIV for fiscal year entlintr
November 3413 , 47 • 1 ' $30,335,393 34
Pa% meets. viii : , •
.
•Ortllnvy evpemo florin?, .
. the tient! yearzyntling Nov.
an. Imo ' $-1 5q.1. 1 19 , 1 1.Y.1
tosna Am_ ro.:l6eMed 20,01.9,M '.99
Depreciated Intic',lS unavail
able
. , %
-
.71n1nneti la Treamot7 :November 30, ~
1667 4.631,f36 46
Of which . the. Tren.nrer report. nt,nppll
- to the •tyloont of over-dile loan,. ,
the .um of. 2.711.476•55,
- • Italince..
Amount of the State debt on
••. 30, ism 41 " er943r 'tmcei4 ir ic;
• -
Fancied debt.viz! • ' 'i ',' , 1:: r: .. . • . ''' 1 : f
I; per cent. 1aann.523.311.14 0 3
5 n f ir feithjgau..l2. soo lo4 . . G o2 00 .20,
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In'st certificates
unclaimed . .
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tors certi671..... t' , ll 67
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Pidd interest .. , • . .
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i • I
tamed
turq,ofi:,
law,
1 90,4 0f 4111
eact tli
= "16 15-,fir& 4
aimdlOon of
'that, two ti
See Auden
year, of; wl
Fat:film
have made
during the
ply a ) grisl
achOoli @vit r o
the whole 0
State mirk
the walks of
of' tecehins
Of public
est and nobs
the different
be strengthen
ed br bring'
ion : which
by.theereei
Education.
7 . 00066 ; 1, im 1 W C'
, sc.-es c e s re o t ts otn
monwealth. The act of Assembly Of Foblik
W
1887, appropriated the benctit ,pf the
w le of brat grant tp the Agricultural
iTretutsyfrattla; hlch . ,has there 4 be
eestese zuhrect - to, thh, enpervisfon, and guardi:
anahl e F the therefore, yotir
Oen `to the orgaidristion and condition
of, tioat4totfort. AffET*4l44 bvsitunrol
dei3c4, it w . board 'of trtistees, repeat
torilite4ear .1/47,iirbich ,ba laid before
3• 9 4,„_,T epeamissioimis aPpoIOW by , the
I•egistaturOlo:pell - the have tom-
PietedAheindes i fichlettsmohnttOs43o,l6l3 00.
aCcolgakek tke act, f irabeembly,' the
eifte-teatliorthe-. proceedS l hab 'hien 41101
or Otis, ibr ft.!
the raildtmin tided
fly 5110 55, 1%204: 100 4,tt ttrilbWatift% 501
hen' $ in Pennsylisidivirar
as;ggQ jrl ,the Teotte,ylvpis bonds; of
iritecollege hag becu thoroughly re-organ
*OD ordeito mob' it fully reapuiid .to the
oVkits • and ' requutelnents 'of the act• of pen
gressiandlo the educational interests' ot the
anOo meet ttieteends It
Sow givescourso of instnictlon in general
Wince, agriculture, mechanical and civil en
gineering, metalltmv and mining, ancient
andibodern languages, and , military - tactics,
employing a thculty coMprising six professors
and' two' Instrtietors In the ecalege depart
ment, and three lathe grammar school. This
Important educational enterprise in the Inter-
Orets of agriculture tore and 'tho me.chanl
cal arts deserves favorable consideration.
IMI
...
' An .
Adequate 'preparation In time of rienee
is a pre.serVative agal t: the probabilities and
contingencies of war. `This! -oft Irepeated ax=
ionf.vraitnot 'sufficiently realized Before the
I rebeilleit, far, when It 'broke out...found the ,
nation wholly unprepared . ,Had it been nth- 1
' erwise,"the war whlcli, continued through a
I periodflif four • years. and cost the, country
' niillinifs of treasure, himilreds of thousands
of lives;',and an siocalettlable amount of stir
ferrinz and want, would liaVe, been beep ,of:
comparatively short du:I . :Ilion. if not' crushed 1
An 'its . incipiency. That war, however, has
n<it; been without its' Useful lessons.
.It lies iii taught the neceisity of. adhering. to naiad- ,
Ples in practice iv:hicli wehave .beretetbr . on-
LIY acknowledged .in theory. 'lt iias tra 11 1
ninny thou Sand of .our young meal the 1-
l'encx of arms and-infused among thein : a spir
-1 it of military ardor which may'siifely :be re
heti 'on. in any future emergency, and paved
I"
thesway for the establisbinent of inilitary.or
gailization, that will prove a s i n and !
honor to the State. The Legislature, availing 1
itself of these facts, should ado1;1' ti liberal and ,
effettive.system for increasing anfl regulating
the ..volunteer railitia.i i ' The -la y of 1804.. 1
i thmigh,exeellent in auto;respe Is; does not 1
! meet the rectnirementi 7 : r of the times, and al-
terittions . and amendments are needed before
it ~.can .accomplish; all the enntemplated A
atiddesired objects. ; The minimum of men
nets try to form a cofepany is entirely, too
high, and in ninny places . where smaller
conip . anies would be formed. it, is impossible
to raise them in accordance with': the ratio
. • - : blished by. the net.) 'From ' the reportof
iRI: ittAin e t Geperahit Will be seen that there
1 .,. ..
r 4 . ,4
~_, ,p ,_4 , 7. iIL uni fo r trt ed 'comps
any
litirabie
extent.
acid m- , ,iiimmi en e, raltreer,
keep alive In our soldier , . tend I ".relletv and)
the proud memories
of -the service and to
anlorbom out of ou r PTeserTe
the
military,
recent struggles for.;
national 'existence. • -,
' l / 4 / ‘
The necessity Ihr a new arsenal, ntThrding
a place of safe ddposit for ordnance, ordnance
storesand a magazine,is too obvious to require
anything more on in part than to call your at
r tention to!the subject, and 14, ask that author-
ity be given and an appropriation made for I
the purchase of a site and for the erection of I
suitable buildings for the Purpose indicated. 1
i •
.
itErOLDB 310.1%731EMT.
I Agreeably to the requirements of the net of
AssOmbly, entitled.' An .act to authorize. the
Governor to transfer to theilleynolds Monu
ment Committee unserviceable and condemn
ed Ordnakee,7 approved Manch 7, 107, I
ed th'eordnance in thearsenil to ! be inspected
and turned over to the comtttee for the pur
pose indicated _ five •condetn ed 'sizliotmder
lirais cannon, weighing in the aggregate three
'thousand . Seven hundred alyi ?art.-eight
Pounds. ,
• " 7
DISTORT.
,
In 1864 . the tegtslatnre tnade an appmpri
ation for the purpose of having prepared and
published a entnplete history of the militaty
nperatiottsrof the *Mote in reference to the
late war. , My predecessor oppomted Samu
el P. Bates, Esq.„„fotthe purpose
whops r et tglln o lte co p i rovis t i i c i t e n_s n of that, act ma , to w e h a l s p an nt
to pro*Cutelhe work. • , L: a
Alibi:sigh ' the country has again been- re
-stored to peace; the people continue to feel a
deep interest in all that relates to the struggle
Bich so recently conynlsed the natiton. In
the. prosecution of the war Pennsyliania, . al-'
ways among the first to answer the country's
call; gave additionalividences, hetdevotion
tiit,
,to liberty and to the nation s ry; Over
~ ree hundred and sixtytho of her sons
Stood lathe ranks of the Union army.
lave - fillien, and; nearly. thirty thousand rimy'b
wounds and disease rectitetl in the field, re-
poi* in deat ii To commemorate their hero-
ism,"to . erve their names and•fierpetnate
the rd of their deeds are a the ell+
jects of the work itt progress. Inuit s pages'
will be found an account of each and every
military organization of the State; the officers
name of every
and men of whom
individual; with hi they wore tromposed thofe
s
residence, time of muster, date of dis place charge,
and the special acts by which he was distln
groished, as well orthe dead as - those who
have survived.',
•
,Titi-Nsivirrxrrox DEPATITSLENT.
The Department of Transportation; created
during-the war, has accomplished its purpose,
and ceased to exist by the determination of
-the Legislature, expressed in the appropria
tion bill, approved April-11, 1807. The re
port of the'. Superintendent shows,that for
the year ending November 30,1807, the whole
number of clatma settled and paid was eight
hundrixl and eighty-two. -These were for the
disinterment of the bodies of deceased Penn
sylvania soldiers - on distant battle-061de and
transportation to thahomes of their relatives,
and the total expenditures were 'thirty-two
thousand five hundred and thirtylrine dol
lars and forty cents. There remain unsettled
one hundred and twenty-threeklainisramcrn
ing-to about four.'thousand dollarajor the
payment of which and some unsettled ' trans
' portation, an apOropriatiomof four thousand
live hundred dollars will be retjuired. I
All the papers and business of the Depart
ment have been transferred to this office of the
Adjuhnit General.
' STATE AGENCY.
I)uring the war a State Agency,. for the
ex,aminatron; adjustment and collection, free
of expense, of tuditarrclaims, was establish
ed at Washington, for the maintenance of,
which the - Legislature, with commends =
Ide liberalit y, has,aeuually Made the neces
sary Appropriations, .
]tiLlTlSitf
FEW AttieNAL
The Pennsylvania Institute for the Deaf
and Dumb. the Institution for the Instruction
ofthe Blind, the Training School for Feeble-.
Minded Minded Children, the Northern Home for
Friendless Chill iken, the Houses of •RefiNit
several 'Soldiers Homes, and otber ri
charities, which have received aid from the;
State, are, according to the reports ofthe prin
cipals and superintendents, all, in theirdiffer
ent spheres, accomplishing much good totee'
unfortunate classes for whose benefihy
were eq. tabliahed.
Detailed accounts of the affairs of 11 Penn -I
i
Sylvania State Lunatic Hospital, at arns-
burg, and of the Western Pennsylvani Rm.
.pital, atsPittsburgh, will he found in he re
ports of the trusters alid superintendents.—
Both these institution.s. as well as others
owd
in
the k 4 tate for theatre of the Insane, are cr
ed. The infirmaries for the hospital at Han.
risburg, for which appropriation was made
last year, with a large number of additional
wards, have been erected, and will be , ready
for occupation during the Winter. A liberal
aupropriatlon for the Western 'Hospital was
devoted to the erect ' l n of buildings, on the
Ohio river, seven
.mles below Pittsburgh,
kupwn utile' Dismo t Hospital for the In
sane. The great increase of population ren
ders necessary the establishment of otherlin
tutions of this kind. It Is cwthuatedM. nit
• '
ME
januarflast, CoL. John. 11.- . Stewart of
Allegheny.county; was appointed Agent, and
Lieutenant Colonel Win., A. Cook.,Aaa(starm
Afters faithful and efficient , perfonnanee 'of
its duties until Slat -of October, Col. Stewart
resigned in. 'cones hones of . domestic afflic.
dose, when ooCCoolc , wa.s promoted to' fill
the position, and Lieutenant Col. J. Cope:
lan, appoin ted. Assistant. • .
During the year ending December iii, 1867,
outs - . theusand seven hundred and eighteen
clainni have been kidded, and. thresibtrodred
and twenty onaTieesury enstilkittosltolienti
Amounting in • $341,806 AUL Items;
endinne binunetand twiinApaind - new lowa
remain unsettledil the %lust of 'Width , will
probably: b 8 settled 107 thelPth of Tens neat;
ao whicriotriat *sip ronrintion terminatet
WheieSittele the Depaitment
haveddubtlieS fulfilled its. mission, and.;thq
doetiments and lament, . can betransferred tathe
Adjutant Geneetd'a °Mee. .. •
„ cgmEtanuss. . . ;
- The reports of the commissioners appoint
ei 'under the act of March 12, 18(17, to inves
tigate the transactions 'relating to certain
cemeteries are herewith 'presented:
The wOrk at' the Gettysburg cemetery, Is
pH* ,g, but With less expedition titan
was con •mplated, in conse4uccee of the dit:
ilcuityof p airing such blocks of marble as
were reqh I :•;' for statuary.
The appropriation of three 'thousand dol.
lan to the cemeteryrat Antietam Imo been
withheld. tot it appears front the act of incor
poration therWslature of Maryland and
the resolutiems of the Board of trustees, that
the rebel deadare to be interred within the
enclosure and to biliOnored with the same
memorials as the Union soldiers who arc there
buried.
The custnmiuis ever prevailed to speci.illy '
honor those death whi, won special honor
by meritorious lives. The monuments rear= :
ed to the memory .of 'ilepartedj worth 'bear',
ample tottmony tht.t nur iwiiPle have not I
been unmindful . of this instom. But where I
were such memorials ever erected for men,
whose actions were infamous. and who per-,
ished in an ignoble cause . ? • Who wonted gin.!
rify the treason of Bendiet Arnold with stick
monnments as have arisen to the memory, of
Washington ? •Who would dare to insult
,- the
loyal heart of this nation by proposin 'to lay,';
side b side. in the same sepulchre, the brsly j
of the assassin Booth and that of .4.bralism
Lincoln ? No loyal' man would take the' .
heartless Wirt. and
. the other demons that
presided over the prison dens'oferneity, star
ration and !hall. and the executed conspi ra-j .
Mrs against the nation's illustrious chief, and
I deposit them in the same tomb with the pa 1
triode men whoisterificed their lives in bat
ding for "the Oght against the wrong." Yet
I it is proposal that the !oyal 'States construct
cemeteries for their heroic deist, and then:l
desecrate th tn by the burial therein of those
Who proseet ed against the country a war- '
rf4re whichf r its diabolical ferocity is with
, ,
!out a pantile in the history of civilization,
! and even to erect monuments foOltuir „weak
nry Carry ont),Wptirpose atjAhati: in-.
I dneement can hu hereafter offered to ilia
j al citizen to fight against treason, when he
feels assured, that should he fall In battle the
ftraitor's grave'lbli be honored equally 'with
rids own P. w
a war of ations butt`r
qpikrrir(fifittn MY - e,
no
treason against loyalty. It •
rebels who would havC . drained the contest
of'
of the gm - N . 1)1)16m. which lecifd nieurlittsetillaonl
protected them, againSt its ' patriotic sons who'
tbught to save it from destruction. was a
war carried on by the
e t e r
s r s n o r f in oli r p t ;et oi Oppression against friends r ;lt il e a an d
l) and ro l ni o
theircountry'si integrity,.
While therels re iso .
ita 1.0 Oltit'CtiOn to
giving decent stintiture . even to the rebel dead,
those who consider them deserving of hOO O - r .
able,testimonials may bestow them. It is our
duty to render honor only to whom we h
lieve honor is doe., e-
IfONLIIEST TO DECEASED mutirEr.s O£ TILE
.31Exic.tx
•
The commissioners aprointed under an act
of the Legislature,appr Wed April ;r2, 1858, "to
Contract for, and superintend the erection of
a monument to the memory of citizens of
Pennsylvania who were slain or lost tlietr
lives in the late war with Mexico,"lave con
tracted for the erection of a monument, in a
prominent portion of the Capitol grounds,
and the work isprogresslng as rapidly as cir
cumstances will Pc mut. The appropriv on
of $6,000, to which the commissioners are
limited, Is Inadequate for the object contem
plated. The - lowest bid for theoontract was
$8,200. I join the commissioners, therefore.
In requesting an additional appropriation of
three thousand dollars, to be used, or so much
thereof AS may be necessary, to cetuplete the
undertaking.
Your patflotieni wili.doubtlm give a favor
able response to this request, and the enlight-
ened people of the Commonivealth,
rising
above Selfish and P v iartisan feelings; 'sane-
tion such expenditure for the erecnon of this
lainorable memento., A State that has bee's'
prodigal of her millions in the employment
of her Physical resources and in the perform
'an te of every noble and disinterested act which
philanthropy could suggest, cannot forget her
gallant sons whose sufferings and sacrifices
for their country have never been hilly ap
preciated, and whose remains ribose among
strangers, ,In a foreign - land, ' without a
stone, however rude, to Indicate their last
resting place& or distinguish their graves
from those of their Ellen enetiuies. .
BMW. OP DEcE ED gammas =Tim • EAR
., I CMG CEMETERY.
A comm • 'cation from the board of mana
gers of thdtt. e,
rrisborgyour etinetery is herewith
ratum, to which' on is invit-
ed. The .übject of which it trea attent ts, relative,
to thel t bu lof deceased soldiers during the
late war, is w • yof legislative considera
tion.
cu.knrr.ums. nvirtTirridxs
,
40VERTISILMENT.S. .
4 4 , . InPerP4 la the • -Si. 1 1 1 1 6
• :46 . 1 4, 6 114 51 ,• • • ; •
1 4 .-- 4
'e*:n for Ann inierpon, atilt for itssitt nd‘qn ' It
ite4lon4l) . crti.. littera' *moon. ma litt l
, sei!t!e \
stirxlinattentti. •:' •
A Pti*eit ¢goal P )711 611 ' 01' 0 th 4 iiTenreeFfe 4
iviquare-
.Brineekktilitiocs en d er r iitne l eteett .
tontllntels . attar tie iocareeli-e, yrntbe c4 i g ta tintyrkt.
64 ten cent hir. eachtniordon. ' • '
Marrfigninntidesitts nonliniced
•-rr-POneaer reien : e * P AO! 4' ebange Advar,
asemcuts from o . ziA, place. in tl.O je!PFf •.elet!ier *
wbongiv It. in . daiitittdo,kt-tto:io,,
G; qrtientnentio ihopld inthded Igt,i4oro NOTAtiki
13 " 03 ,4 1 0 rtr8 ti4lrerefaPer• •
MI
=I
the ratiosif the instinct is one tri,ertrio tlltiiii-: .
and pertronk' and lonaisninint the population '
of the - State to be•abinarthree :n1111E1465 'dye.
hundred thousand; we,, have , about threS
thinioand five hundred butane; The hospitals
is the State afford aecenniiedtithin for ordy •
tiro thrinstind:' Hence there
xintr ari fifteen him- ,
dred lot *bean -,rovialiin: ii :•truule; - roil
many of themare.' languNdritn•the toasty. ,
ptisoris and sitneleitustt '• • , 1...41. 1 •• ,1 •
. ; ...".... ItltqltiaN' ?r.,ttii c 00 - coo* • '
--Pennant to. a o r tal:6 ,o*o iioini rfi_opf.
tursontel tie. . ,sitt. sew
lotb of Atill! ', Halt Vrerriekaen.:
17.1fitelag i Zr Ina:Wayne MlTeigh.
,Fger4ire * re . 40 I'freebe.„ l, Collate and .
'd4l. nit
' tilitlicaetii ail altes of::thf,
&4 iiindeeffit Slatti,:tie *rag m and pttr.
' meet ient:ftrthdr 'fintrtrer:!%These, gentkinttri,
lirris'ApitntOelteed.thimititt irilinltti 7 Al?! . 14;*
andironfwhieh the foltawbti benefits are Wit
edit° be derived r. ;,' L .- • -.. i .
First. The 4mM:ea:motif the redundancies. ,
omissions, repetitions - and • ineonsistemzes •of
the existinglitatutes: ; „ L i,- . . , , •
ASteo.nd. , The framing of :general, laws as
subStitutm for thelintnumeable losul• statutes.
which for many -real--leaveb' comprised the
bulk of the acts of .risseinbly and occupied the,
attention of the Legislature-to the .detriment
of general legislation. ' i', . - ; .; .• :
,-,
•Third: The''confeTring upon the courts
ninny powers now exercised by tbe Legiala
-ture, and 7which . ; it is believed, wilt ;greatly
relieve that'bodv by decreasing the demand
for Special legislation and allowing ample ()fp
portunity for the ernisideratien of ~ the public
interests. ~• . I , I
The gentlemen Comprising the commiesion
have prepared a large number Of bias, moat;
otwhicit will behini before you at ',an
which early
Any. The• racist important of these. ih
the commissioners, in harmony with toy own
.views, arc of the opinion should, receivecarly
'and favorable action of the Legislature, are'
-those relating to corporations, the poor, Pub
he highways, railroads, eildence and inter
est. !The others. with; perhaps, a few cseep- '.
dons, Might he left.unaeled upon until the en
tire work of revision is completed. The en
actment of the bill an corporations into a law,
at an early period (lithe session,woulil. doubt
less; serve to prevent much-legislation . that
might be railed fm on subjects yhich the bill
itself contemplates and for Whitdi it makes
1 ample provisinn. ' The bills relating. to the
poor ono to publiel higliways dlemntai early
attention, as .ho laws now in "fires on these
sub cots are se numerous' and deverified that.
scarcely any : unties in" the State am
controlled by the Sant . iw, and it is earnesk
;ly to-be desired that they r , ceive the earliest
1 pravleible sanction of the Legislature.
- The commissioners desire to ,be allowedoty
! I far as possible, to - eentemplate the work and
I present it as a sYmmetrienl whole,-nitherthan
in detached parts, and
.expres . s'their - opinion .
, I relative to the time requisite for its satisfactory
:completion-- They, ask n.repeal of so much.
'of the = .-iirst •'Oration. of the joint reso
lution-as excepts &oaf their labors -those stat
utes revised:codified and enacted. under the
resolution approved March-23, 10),; and an
1 mbentlinent of the fouith'sectionloo as to ex
, t tend from "two" to ithre / t years the time al
' lowed' for the completioni the work. The
proposed amendments will give them con
-srototehe-whole body. of tbe:statpte,law, and
„...,. .11....aurt. of 1init" , 113.3.1117 AClallSiaSar
. 1 [Jon of our public statutes;
2(natralY p titofileseiolintilwr-il ic:l e' i l tu 'n . Si r ai l in v e 'll n li tl i y Pte C r i es .l7 ; (r e.
is it e in .
'We should be earn -t •41••
tb
gi f ig ! n t li l e i ll i s'' last Lugisla
ed byeelses
t d i:7
e b a l t e mode
i n u ' i t il ' -'I ' -n - t. 14 only
1 ct ra e cd
-
to gentlemen
tare, awl hating eonfi ' d i ence , t
Seleciettfor.l.l" , work; it is d
as to the publle, that they s o Ot:ill o t.lll neolnilihnewreel-i
i s y t i r i i i c o te w , o e t i i i it i l ier its to thus
emTbiTelitmi4n i ts( O P)f l r l ie e ll' o let ;: l i t i l .i la 7l P e e i t . r te t tnli e n X a e r e 3 P : M ti : n :
011 statutes anti desirable
nitude, requiring
i"•:)
ordern s k l e n o it r i 1
a n n i: .
critical acumen, and (Ireful ..
tal
ent,
inigwentilire3n.t,attzeintrabeerzilut,ltiheTi:ciini,l6ri:irsoc: 'and
energetic indlistey, to brim*
lion which its,_inipworetaa neird i en t ia n n t t il ls at a ' i i i ) d erf t e h e i;
Legislature
expect. s I and will' do u bt less
Int :, _ •
• P
The Auditor General, Secretary of tho
Commonwealth avdtate Treajuiret, appoint
ed bY theLegiblature. t its lust sebsien to re
vise and diges4the to laws ofthe State, have
discharged that duty . ' Their report will be
t i
submitted at an early ( ay, and I bespeak for
it that earefbl eraininution which the impori
tivice of the suhreet deserves.
PUBLIC NOT/ ii: TO BE on IM OF CEIITArti
'BILLS.
Your attenti a is also Invited to theiets of
iday . lB, 1887 a d April 2.11800, (Digest, page
48,) requiring p bile , notice to be given ef. the
application fora private acts relating to real
estate . and for cis of incorporation. 'llio
vidsdotti and justi :of these are manifest, and
their enforeemenicannot be othenvise guilt
!beneficial.
-1,, i
k e
sLifitelt •
.
.HA.t the last sessio certain bills were pealed
in! which large awn rsofeitizens were deep
jylnterested, the responsibility for whickat
ter the adjournment, but few'members could
be found willing to assume, or even to Quilt
any knowledge of their passige; It is expect
that ever} lepslator should •be acquainted
ith all that is transpiring iu the legislative
h s. lie is not simply chosen to ere his
support to certain bills which., have been cal
l,l to his individual attendee, lnit to 'he Na
stantly on the alert to frustrate every actt
may have a tendency, to jeopardize. thet* p
lie interests. To plead Ignoran after a 4 1
orimagmary wrong has teen done, is to -
knowledge a Win of atteutiogi to the trust re- '
pfd by his ennstititents. One bill, the au- .
thership and knowledge of which has been
genendly.disclaiined, passed bath branches of
the Alt...senility, and was sent, in duo form, with
,Ith
.ae signaturisa of the proper (Bilious, Air the
Executive approval, and in several Instances
bills were passed and sent for approval in
dupleie All such hasty and carelecq legis
lation should be avoided, and the nicuihm of
the session nOw, about to*cdinniencer ens
w at Its close to give an: ace9unt iftheir
participation in ellery'act, however unimpor
tant. • The Legislature, corning int it does, fresh -
from the ranks-of the people; should set an
example' in economy, retrenehinent and le
form. It-is the custodian of the public Inter
ests, and any -unnecessary extrayagartees or
prodigality in the expenditure of public mon
ey'As renrehensible. • It was a mutter of com
mon notoriety at the last session that a num
ber of subordinate ofliceph in both. branches
of the Assembly, wire appointed, to whom
:INeral salariesmere paid, and whO were net--
er seen at their designated posts, and render.
ed no service to the State. Tilts practice has
been emphatically condemned by .the press
and the pebple, and 'will noVbe continued by
any . Legislature which means acquire a
reputation for a faithlV 'performance of duty.
Your attention is respectfully invited to the
law on thhi subject as contained In sections
fifteen to eighteen ofthe act approved' the ith
day of May, 1855. •
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ANNVAL AITROARIAT4Ofigi.I
Your attention is directed to the,practieo
of,withhOldingthe annual appropriation bill
Until the latest months of the ei.3sicitilr Inthe I
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