The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, December 17, 1875, Image 1

, THE COLUMBIAN
(jOtC.VtB!AlBlIOCnAT,arAltO-TllK MOUTH ANl'COI.DM
MAN CONSOI.HlATL'll.)
Issurdwcokl ,everv Friday Inornlng.nt
IILOcl.VI-illUllU.OOI.UMIILV. COUNTl" 1'A.
At two iioi.t.lin it car, pa nliln In advance, or
il iritis' llu oar. After the expiration nf ihuicnr,
JM will ba charged. To subscribers out of the
c inly i i hTnmiru Jlp'r tear strictly In ndvnneu
J..l If not p.iM lii aJvanco nml ij.ou It payment
bo li'l...e 1 u.vutid tin' jour
No u r lt ' J ii In i'l, xcoptiittlioimttannt llio
ni iT, until ml atri'irogcs niu paid, imtlurK
ii ni l T liti idor liu u.xplratlon ot llio first
y r .. ill not 1)0 given.
Ml ii i r . ii'iii niitof I He S a o, or militant post
i Ilo i. must lio p.iM tor In a Ivatioc, unless u rospnii.
il nor mi In cold uDI km ml assumes lu p.j tho
u'.).'rl)llon dun nn ikjui.ittd.
pin l' M 1 II Ii no longer o xncto J from subscribers I n
,io count', ,
I I inning Ili'iiai'Luicnt .film cn.e.'tniAS Isvory
il i ..i i ir I in Prhrlng 111 fDmpnn1 tax Oi
'lli'i'iof ip r . in,.s, hi work done on
ii.iiul, ii 1 1 1 ad. la ii a. mil' 1 1 no-.
'olumbia County Official Directory.
"i ; 'M .iii'ko-wiiiiii.n i:iwi'ii.
i t" I'ldges -Irani iiorr, Isaac S, Monroo.
,1 1' ir , -it. ! runs 7,.irr.
t i ; J.'.'oril ! -'iV llil.i noli II, Jacob .
) i i tit ,, n ty -.loan St. i lars.
-1 i ' 'II 'ii t.'l tli'uvor,
t liu.' Ilj'll't.
.-ii r -Ijuii snider.
) i i m ts -svi.il.im 1 .avion, John llerncr,
ti . i'.
n I ' n m' e'lortt -William lili'kbnimi.
' .1. (M.n, wl , s, K. Smilli, U.iM.I Vust.
a i' i litir'1'Hi..Murpli .
i ) ii ninljii.'ia l.icob It. I'rltz, Wl Main II.
uat I'Hrlnton lnt -Wl Ham It, smder.
IIjj 1 " 1 I- Dlnrl.'t -i)lri!i'l..rs-o. P. Iliil.Penl
Al'.' nininisi-reitillnK,
o. 1 . i:nt, . I't'ivUi'
ilo niDburg Official Directory.
.1 n- .r; lUiuklmr i'o.a",uiv .loiin . l''uns 011,
I.t 11 . . il. 1 .111 ., c.islili r.
' 1 ill1', ink 'li.iilenlt. Pat on, rosldent
. . In, ', isliier.
11 1 1 'I'm .1,11111 sulnse I'miil and Iah.
ii i in -U. II. U 1', I'ri'ukn , i:. W, .Miller,
i": ,iii.llii,-i!il'.ilnKiiiiil.sKi.i,lon
1. . ' ';, IM- ! k'iil.,1. H. ! oiili 'ti. ei vn'or. .
. ' 11- tin ml Htivlnit I'und A'Mn'hi Ion .1.
i.io'. , rii'iUoii , u. o, Iwil.k'-, Sniru aiy.
(.IIUIICII DIItlXTUliY.
mi'TW I'uuitcii.
v. t. '. I'm In, (supply.)
ill', -i i'vl I -1 ;v .1 m ami O".; p. in.
'ill mol -'J a, in.
'' r I -.ns -Kvery .Vcdncsd.i evening at r,y
' 1 h f. ". Thn p iMIc hit tni I ed '0 n'teud.
r. 'lAirtiBtWri icriiiiits'cnnii'ii.
ilni , 1 r- i.i'V. .1, ecri 11.
1 . i.n 'Al'Vi-hi'., 11, 111. and ilip. m.
'"i'l i -I'luioi-ii.i.m.
1 i'i' 1" luir-bvury Wedn"sd.tv evening ai x
- ii.fi 0. Kopewi r"ii ed. All lira welcome,
riiKsiivrmiusrnuiiCH.
ilnn or -1,'cv. Sl11.1i" Ml 'liell,
Him.l.i) S'rvii'nH in. a. 1,1. nml CJv p. in.
sun Iu ii l.'iiil-'.in. m.
I'm it ..leu In,' IJverv Wednesd.iv eenlnsa' C.
o'"loek.
t-e.i h freo. No pews rented, si rangers welcome.
MCTIIOIIIsT Kn.-mi'AI, CIIL'UI'II.
Prcldln; V. hT-lfev. X. s. Iliiekliuham.
Minn er -Itev. ,1. II Mci,ut.iIi.
iiiii'l.n Sen lei's 1 .s, and ii,s, m.
viinil.i School ji. in.
lllblo Class -i:ver M011d.lv eeiilngn' fijf n'eloel:.
I'oung "1'ii's I'm er .Men lug Ltcrv Tufsd.iy
v 'iilng 11 il', ti'cioi'l;.
lieiier il l'rajer .Meeting V.wry Thurwlay eicnlng
T o'c ojk.
KEror.Mr.ii citi'iicu.
Corner of Third and Iron sheets,
.'.wtor It T. I'". Ihiiriii"lcr.
te-l lnee -H.ist stri'et, lu'.u' I'urks Hotel.
iiti'l n senlc s hi'-j .1. in. and G;$ p. m.
Minil.i s.'iioul-:i a. in.
I'imwt Meeting Saturday, , p. m.
ill ui'e Unlti d Tlieru l.s nhiaH room.
s,.n tees every Suuil.iy uUernuou at '1 o'clock at
leller's ehuivh, Madison timnshlp.
ST. I'M I.'.S I'lllT.CII.
Ileetir-lley. John Hew lit.
siinil.i Services -I a. m., Cj p. m.
simil iv .si-iioiil -u a. m.
in .t sin i.i, in the month, Holy Communion.
services prepiralnry to ('oiiiiiiuiiloii on l'l'ld.iy
'Vi'iilng betore the st Sunday In e.u h month.
I'O'i.s ii'tileil: buteveiyhod welcomo.
I'ei'sons lestilh-t I" eoiiMilt llio Hector on rolUlmi.s
11 ''Mvvlll tlud him at tho paiioiiago on Itock
1 -'t.
FVWICIU'tl.rltl'KCIt.
resi ling Kl.liT 1 ev. A. I.. Ileeaer.
Ii.il t r -i.ev, .1. A, Irvine.
1 l lu scnlce-a p. 111., In the Iron strectchuah.
r.i er Meeiln; t.very s.iblinth at 2 p. 111.
II ar.' Invlt-'d. All ale welcoine.
lil.oo.MriliL'liti DIKIXTUUY.
v MODI, OHDIOIJ-s, lilan!;, inst piitllecl and
j 11 ailv hound In hm.ill lioikr,. nil hand nml
f.i .ue a! the I1M.UUIHM Dlllee. IVb. In, ts',.il
t")I,'l I)IXU 1111 l'.iieln 1 nt and Mm 11
iy i'.i ier, common and for 1l1i1l11ts ralurs. i:1e11
t iii'l trutees, fur salo elieap.it the. coi.inui N
(i.ll.'e. .
i 111! I Al I IC ( 'KltTI I'ICATh j i.t print, d
ill .indforsale.it the t'nmiuiAS (illlie. .Mini-..
I', ofthei.'is, M and lustlees sh 111IJ uupplj thein-
holves u llh 1 11. neeess.1 r.y ai I teles.
T ITSTHMW iiiid niusmnies'TiilMT-"!'..!- mi!o
f at lliy CoLiium vv ntllee. They contain the enr
leeteil fees as est ltillsh"'! Iiy the last Al t of tile Leg.
1 ,1.11 1110 iipiin Hie subject. lAery .lusllee and C011--l.ilile
slloilld u.ive one,
"KN'DI'H NOTI'.S ju-t printed mid for
cheap at the cui L'Miit vs onice.
ale
CI.1)TI1IN(I,.VC.
,VVM) I.O'i:.N'I!i:i:(l. Merelunl Tailor
1 ...In si. , ahne i'l 11tr.il Hotel.
lluors AXl) SIKH.S,
nKNUY KI.l'.IM, Maivil'.ielurer and dialer
In 1 is mill huocx, tTocerle.s, etc., .Main fct
1 iwo inisijiirg.
M ':XOUl:, I)..ilirln Hi ola mid fslidi.
l.ite i imib'sts yles, corner Main and Market
m, in li. i old pj-l ollice.
CLOCKS, WA'IClinS
' R SAVAUtf. Dealer in Cloel.y, Watches
. and .!ewclo,.Malii6.t JastLelovv thcUcUral
?,l!l.l.!Ni:i!V S: 1'AXCV HOODS.
M LKCHANTS AK11 (lUOCLHS.
f f. IIHW'Ki:, llal-wind Cups. lloiiUand
j i, silo, s, Mam ttivet, above Court lloute.
I,' II. Mli.I.Ki: .0 SON, di.ilcis in Dry
I , (.m.d!i Kfoeeil'S, qui eiisivaie, lljur, tail,
t 11 s, notli'iis, ite Main sii'eit.
i'i;on:ssuN.L cahds.
1.1 I! lIC Attorney at Law. limuns in
J' I i:.chango P.I1.1 k, lid Hoi r, liloonul'ui, la. e-s
Dii. WM.M. i:r.ll!;i!,Suif;eon and l'livi
clan, ohlce s. 1:, comer Hod; and.MatUt
hiieOts.
Tit. l.VANS, M. D., Siirgum and I'Iivm
. elan, noilli Mila of .Main strut, above J. k.
T II Mek'llI.YY. M. i)..Hiilgi()ti and
id I'liy.
0 . bldan.iiorlh side Main stleet, belon Maikit.
JI1. IiOIUSON, Attiiiniv-at-l.iivv.
. Hi Haitm.iirsbulWli.g.Malnslreet.
Olliie
SVMl'KL JACOllY, Maililn and Hrmwi
stone W01 ks, Last uloumsburg, llenv let road.
H lU).-i;:
. 1 1111 k
uuki vvott'a store, Main slrcct.
D
1!. II. C. IIOWKU, Smgioii Dentin, Main
bl., above th ' Court lloue.
JII MA1ZI0, Muninintli Ciroecry, liuotlin
. ecrles, fruits, Mils, ITovl-.lous, ieMalnand
Cuu' 10 aliu'ls.
Mi-ci:i.i..Ni:ors.
1 sj. Kl'U.V, dealer in Me. t, Tullow, elc,
1 , centre Mreet, 1 ttwein second and 'I hud.
( 1 M. t'HKlSTM AN, Saddle, Tiunk and
, liainessiuakir, shliohlllock, Maiibtrut.
'PiIO.MASWKllll.l'onfeitloi'eryaml ll.Ker."
i wholesale and ictall, Lxchaut'O llloekj
1 V. COlilOI.L, I'liroiluio Itoonis, lime
A.J. btirj bikk, Malntlieel, vvet of . Market st,
i M' ltftnitivti I liiiint' ih ali r. sei'tilid dixil'
1 ) . fioin thenorlhttcbt comer Malu and Iron
CATAWItrrfA.
7".M. II. AIUIOTT, Attuiiieyal-Lavv, Main
1 1 street.
P V. DAI.LMAN, Meriluint Tailor, Kiwml
I), blrcvt, Iti.hblns' iiutidinir.
I A!!. W. UUTTl.li,
1'HYSIUIAN & st'UUKON,
t'fllce, 011 Main meet,
lar,v7,7W calavil.t, Pa.
TM. L. KYICItLY,
ATl'OllNUY.AT.LAW,
Catalaa, Pa,
1 iile ilons iioinrtly mado ni.d lemltlcd. ornco
w; u no Ltiiavviu iiepotiii i.aioi.
....... 1 iir. - ; ; ' - -'" '' -
VlLOAX IRON AVOHKB
DANVII.I.K, MONTOl'll I'OI NTY, PA.
'WILLIAM II. LAW, Maiiurailiirir ol
, Wioiight lion Itililges, llollirb, (iashodir,
Ilieprw.f buildings, WiouLht lion liooilng, ItiKiiilng
uunus, riooiinit and Hons, liirm nines uu if j"
li 'iulsi, Wiouiihl lion Plphur, MuiLs and all k lids
1 SiiiltUWoik.Ac. Hepaiu preuipll) ultcndi'd lo
N. Ik -1)1 au lugs and Kbllmaleb supplied.
Oct 8 1KT6 t f
WW iran lKJUlMi MILL.
rti'Y, i'A.
tT(VT A ILI IfcCII, l liClItlLTOUf
0. S. S.A7ILL, EMtcr:andP;rlctert.
ok.nokvii,i,k nir.KcrouY.
A II JIKIHMNO, Carpenlrr mid builder,
V M Jin Mleet bel w Pine.
1IUCK HOIiN.
MO. Si V. It. SIIor.MAKi:i!, lii
1 Jlr.v (!iiols,(liwerleH ami (leiicuil .MelTlun-
ilHc.
m!.INIS OAKUS.
I.. TU1SNK1I,
KfhHiolico on MmVct Ptirct 0110 door holiw
1). .1. WuIIfi-V.
onieomer Kli'lm'n 111 ujr Mori-, onleo hours from
1 In 1 p.m. fur Irciillni i.t of diseases of thoKje, i;ar
nml Tlir.'iil.
.'ii cifl'i nuiit or day promptly nllendi d to.
,vpr.3.n.'. tf
1)
is. .1. c. nurrr.i:,
"IIVsiciax Ftnifii:o.v,
orrco, Nottli Mml.pl ftrrd,
lar.5:,"t-y liloohiKburE:, Pa.
T"it. 11. i 0Ai!i)Ni:ir, : ''
1'IIYSICIAN AND SUIIGKON, "
llLOOMSBI'lKI, PA.
onicenLovc J.selmjlci son's Hardware store.
Apr.M'Lvlf
Q U. llAitKI.KY, '
A TI'O I ! N 11 Y A T-1 1 A W,
nn,iv Main Mreet, llrovvct's llulldliig, Second Mrry,
ltnomst and n. Oct. U,'T.'i.
QAMt'Kl" KNOIil:,
A T T O 11 X K Y-A T-L A W,
moo.Msnviid, i'A.
oniei', Harlmau' lllock, corner Main and Market
Streets. Oct. S 'Ta
Q W.MILI.lii:, "
ATT01!Ni:V-AT-LAV
Ofllco In llrowcr'8 building, second floor, room No.
I. Illoonisburg, Pa. Jul) 1,73 y
p J! it V..1.I!UCKAI,KV,
" attouni:ys.at-i.aw,
P.locinf.l)urg, IM.
oniee on Mnln Street, first door below Court House.
.Mar.(l,4 y
p V. it .1. M. CLAIIK,
attoiinkys-at-i.aw,
Illoomslmrg, Pa.
Apill 10,74 y
oillco In Knt s Hulldlng.
A. ciinvmxn smith.
III I1VKV KVYIMI SMITH.
A CHKVKI.lNd SMITH & SON,
' ATTOIINEYS-AT-LAW,
Iiloonisburg, Pa.
:t.MI bulrcss entrusted to our care v 111 reeteve
pionipt attention. , July 1,73 y
F. II. LITTLE.
llOll'T. U. I.ITTI K.
J ii. 1!. LITTLE,
ATTOliNHYS-AT-I.AW,
lllooinsburg, Pa.
:"l'.isne.s befoie thef. s. Patent OfLce attended
10. on co In the Columbian imihllhg.' ly-ss
i i'ockwa y .t i:iavi:ll,
A T TO It N U Y S-A T-L A W,
CoirvriAN l!i'iitu(i, l.loomsburF, Pa.
Meinl ei'.s i f Hie 1'iiPed stales Ijuv Association.
Colli 1 1 If 11s niade In mi' pint of America.
Agents tor i oiitlneiital I ire Insmance company of
New 1.1k. Assets neiirli ?;,Hii.(iHi. 'I he last lu the
couiili.x. Sinil lor desiilpllve I'aini'hlit. ' If
E.
1:. OIIVIS,
attoiini:y-at-law.
Will practice In all the eomts i,f Columbia, Sulli
van .ilni Lieoinlngcoiiiiiles, n 1 he .supremo court of
I'eiiusi lvanl.i, nml In the circuit and Hlstili t eomts
i.t the I idled states held at W Itll.tlnspoi I, Pa
V, ill t.e lu his oll'ce In the Coluiiibl.iu building.
I'lll'lll Vll. I, ltloollislilll'g. (in 'I'Uesil.l.ls, UftlllcMtil s
and 'I hursd.i.vs or each week; and In Pi ntonou Mon
da s, pi id ns nml sanirila. s, miless alisi nt on pto
tesslulial bllslni ss Sept. Is.lsTIi.
I.Mil'VS I!I!flVN"S IX-TIS N( i: AOKN-
J. CY, I .uiiange Hotel, lllooimburg, Pa.
Capital.
.r.tna. Ins Co.. of Hartfnid. Connecticut... c,f.oa,n(in
I peri'ool. I Minion anil (.I0L0 i'o," 0,0 0
Ma j! of l.lvi rpi 13 (le.iii n
I uncut. shtie 1ii,iim, l(i
I'lre V'soiiiitlon. ' hl'iidi'lphla 3,1011,11111
A merle 111 1 f I lill.iikl,,lii.i I,l00(.iii
Ml 1.- i.t I'lirifiii'd r ii.iii'ii
v.'viiinliig, of V tiki's Pnri'ii ssi,i'0
Tanners Mutual of Danville 1,0C0,(i0
I'llllVllle Mu'oal TM
Home, New York .V' o.ico
f 1)1, MS' 00
March ScV'4-y
" " aHfcT'i:LLANi:ous.
O M.BIiOWX,
Dealer In
HOOTS AND SHOI's To-'AMi.v P00TS a Fhlly.
Ii.-p.ih log done at ihoit notice. Pt.ikT luowi.'a Ho
ld, llh omsburg. "ct. s,75-ty
rii:NTI!AI. IIOTICL,
A F I U S T-C L A 8 S II 0 U S H,
Oct. 6,';.ny JOHN I.AYCock', I rop'r.
0.
1 M. DIIINKKI!, GrNanil LOCKSMITH.
Sewing Machines and Muihliiery cf all kinds ro-
p.ili'i d. (u-i hv Hoi-si: iiuiKimg, luoomsouifc-, ra.
111c i,',d ly
WHOICSAIi: l'KAI tll IS
IUMININCi AND LVIHtlPATING OIL?.
orili 0 In MaUi 's liuiniltig, icrnir Main and centiu
Urccts,
Ill tUI.VtMil Hli, l'l...-v,
J"oril( rs holkllid and pumptls Illlcd.
oif. sTfj-ly
D
LNTIHTUY.
II, C. IloWLIt, DLNTIST,
lespeelfiillv offers his professional services to the
.idles mill ex nth men id l'.I(n.uisb"lg and vlclnltv.
j Ii-1 s ct i'l all d to attend 1 1. nil I Ik- various operations
In the Hue of Ids piufessi,i-, timl Is provided wit lithe
lalisl Imi'invid I oiicKi.iis 'It i.nt, vi hlch will be In-
si 1 1 eu on eoiu ii.uiiuk. sniei uiiii iituuii o.im- m
o,.a.' ns liell 11s the ii.ilinal lei Hi. Teeth cxtlaited
In all the new and inost api toved tin thuds, utid all
opiT.itli nson ll.elulli caitiuny unu tui'i enj in
tended to.
iilllce a few doors above tho court Home, same
side, t)cl. t T5
1 1 'ri nil! VT( i'
would an'nounrii tothe rtttuisof Plooms.
Sue nml vlcliillv I hat ho has lust ittelvcda.'ullund
couipkle ussollmi lit ot
WALL I'APi'.lt, WINDOW SHADES,
lIMl-llf", COIIIiS, TASsWF,
and all other goods in Ids lino of business All tho
iietteslnml liiosl unproved pattunsof tlii'dav are
ahwivs lobe loundlu his establishment,. Main uriet.
belutt Market. '6
?XCIIAN(il-: IIOTl-L,
lt!(isl!c tlif t'oill't ClonsO,
IILOO.MSIIIHO, PA.
Tho LAi.ni st aud Pi tT In all lesptcts In llir county
W. II. KOONS.
oct.s'TS-ly l'lopiktor.
BllOWK'S JIOTEL,
DtOOKEBUEO, PA.,
B. STOHKEH, Pjoprietor
.aciaii!cdr.lici.sllitt c"uib-ll.S5tol.fO ttrday,
ItLSTAUliANT A'lTACIILD.
Lsitro, Ally Esmjlo Hccr.s ca let Floor,
A good slalilo in icar of Hotel.
Illoohikbuiv, Oct. 8 tsT6-lf.
"VT OTH IC.
tll,in,i(i:V!o,Ju!e,.!i ,;'ef;.!iLolic,
iVlm H.J-b'.xlo1' iHalVuc'tefelinuaiy.
iw-c 1 'liter 11 ul t 1 l-i-'i"!1 o "i,""," "" "v i '"
)t,.'t.' ,' ... . tin 1 1' lor 10 iilicn.
IU 1U inu Miv. bW iRl.t si, H,
imviri'MFttlntid Willi lit) Dr. Wm. ViKclv)-, wo
r dione is 11 l'" iiliit MtKKLVY.
ij i (it ft
CARRIAGE
Mm.
.! A N U FACTO It Y
p.LooMsiii im, i'A.
M. 0. !?LOAN & r.UOTIILU
TFAVH on liatiil and for sale al the mci-t
jLJLreasnnablo tates a splendid stock ot
and overy descrlplloii of Wagons bolh PLAIN and
FANCY,
Wnrrnhlod to bo made of the best nnd mosl durable
man rials, ni.il by H e must e.xperlem ( d vvorktiieii.
All work tint oul fnm the cstul llsbiaent will be
found to I r of Hip lipliet class nnd sure lo rive per
fcctsatlsfacllon, The. have ulsoatlbeassoithiciitof
fsLKKIHS
of all the new est and most fashionable stvles well
and can tullj made mid of the best material.
Anlnp(cton of their vvoil: Is nsl.cd as lllslo
llcved that none superior um bo found Itithecoun-ti-y.
Oct. s, lST5-tf.
s
mmn carriage works'
BSilf, 1
nLOOMsnunc. pf.nn'a.
VS. CHOSSLKY lias on liand and for sale
, eheaper than the cheapest, for 1 ash, or will
exchange for old Wagons on reasonable terms,
CAWUAGKS,
IIUOGIKS,
AND
WAGON'f
of every description both plain and fancy.
Portable Top Itmrglrs. open Huggles, Plain and
rancy Platform spilng Wagons all of the latest Mv le
and made of good material nnd fully warranted.
(live me a callbefore pm chasing elsewhere, us I can
not be undersold. I claim that I mako the best wag
ons for the least mone.v.
I aln do painting, trimming and repair old work
at theshoitest notlce.old sprlmrs welded and w.u
ranted to stand or no pay. 1 w 111 i'clijng" n porta
ble top buggy for anv kind of lumber, S'tch as hen
ir.pi.- ni.,.,e,iti, Htm iift kurv unit tionlar lu bedellvei
ed at mv shop by the llrst 01 rcbiiinr.v, 'STi. Iron
dale olders taken and Mclielvj, Ni al A-co'sfrr te
palil nsrasii. A. S. CUOSSI.IA .
Oct s, is;.-;.
flirGirCaiiHiIirMM:!!.
Jutl jtiililulutl iii (i tail(dcMTli,c. J'riecdclt.
aml'Itmi
speimat
tiSV'ii, Int. .111111
A l.r.CTriH'.r.nll'.e nature.treatment
Haillcal cure nt seininai we.ihin-s,
.....l..rrl,r.., llwllll'l'lt 111 SI lf-.lllUSe
nAci- luvolu'nlaiv 1 missions, lmn'otenc.v, ner
vous (leblllly ami lmpedhndils to mairlagu get.er
a lj, consumption, ipllipsy and tits: mental and
physical Incapailt , ,M' by kOllbllT .1. CfLyLIt
WKI.L, SI. 1).. author 1 f the Crcen lira k Ac.
'I he wolld-rcnovMK d nutlior lu this admirable Lec
ture cleaily proves from Ids own experience that
the awful consi ne.eni es 1 f seir abusii may be effect
ually removed w Itho'it medicine, and without dan
girous surgical operations, bouglts, lustiument.-,
lings, or coidlals, lolntlng out a 11101I0 of cuioat
once certain audi Ifi ctuid, by which every sutTeKr,
no matter what hlscondltli 11 ma be, may cure him
self 1 lion pi, 1 rlvali U and radically.
7'iM I.cctiuc will prove a boon to thousands
inil thmtMiuU
sent under seal, In a plain cm dope, to any ad
dress, on leci l t ( I sl. e( ntb or tvvu j cstngo stamps
Address the Publishers,
CIAS. .1. C. KLINE .t CO.,
12T llovvery, "Vrw Yotk, Post onico Hox 4,f.
April id, 7s-y
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Orgaulc Matter, '.'LIN capable of produo'ng
Ammonia, -t-oliinblo
and I iff lj ltati d Ihosil cile Add,
l.ipial to Pi( el) lliilid and 1 1 1 e 1 l.cl hate,
I ndciemi ind Pi 1 e 1 hi S I ate,
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Sole IT 1 ileti is,
No. 50 South l'dawnio AVd.iie, 1 LiladcltLla,
AMI
No. 1(3 scclh stiict, Pnltlmcie.
Sep. iO-i!t.
15L00MSBUHG TANN15UY,
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"ll'i:CTI'rLLY niinoiiiicc to tliu imblic
1
V, tluil he lias leui ci.cci
SNYDKIl'ri TANNKHY,
liloi'insburg, l'u al ilin
llm i:nv and I lilht Ml eel
roads, viliere all i.ebcirptlOhH of
1. ..11.. 1 ulll lie inailli 111 tho most
substantial and woikuanllke manni r, and sold lit
Pikih lo snltlhetlmis. '1110 hlyhebt pileo In cash
will at all nines bo paid for
u n r. KN HIDES
I cv crv desri iptlon In I be r( tint r . 'i he public pat-
lonage lespei tfull solldtiu.
liiooni-i ini; in 1. 1. i" . . ,
HAltMAN & J I ASSERT.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS,
AND
IKON-SMITHS.
East Street, below Hail -Road,
151.00MSBUC5, PA.
Wo res iv ct fullv call pul.ll' attention 10 tho follow
ing fai'H that : They manufacture! 111 si Class
MINE CAE WHEELS AND AXLES
and all kinds of coal lireakir Castings They also
k" all kinds of tar. Machine. IliliLju and other
co-ibms used by contractors generally. 'Ihoyuhu
nunuf actum
HKATINO AND COOK STOVES,
nnd are prep.iied t furnish all kinds ( f repalre, surit
asiliati'S lids. I'lto Pilek. blieteheis, ic. 'Ihey
keep ceUiiunuy on iiuuu
PLOWS ANJ)PLOW POIxNTH
Lnrre Iron Kettles, ratmcin' Pel's. Hod Soles, Wag
1,1, boM.il, 1 ellar ofato.. ic. '1 be, mu aUopiejuicd
lu tUI'lllall
Saw and Gritt Mill Had'.r-cjy,
Hialllm,', rullcj V, Ac. 'ILcy puy tllal uttililloii to
Repairins1 Threshing Machines
lien I VIM. AC.
The I'rcjrletoru .nebcin iractltal intchaiilre. Try
tuein.
Dt'C. D.HTS-Cm
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1 LAMf NO'U 'S"'1 f iiliouv cicnjptioi
ULOOISIIURG, PA., FRIDAY, DEC EM H Ell 17.
THE
lliLiiilll
7. tlie N nn r nnd House nf llcprcsni'atleri
In submitting lnv seventh annual iin siigu
In cui e!H's lu this (I'llleni lal vi ill of oil'' 11 1
tlntuil exl-leliee as 11 flee anil lodel elident
people, II allot lis me gli at plea-IIM' Id l'i Cllf
lu tin' ad v a- ceinenl that Inc. been made finui
tho time (iribo ('(donles line I111111I1 1 il eals
iign. Wo vvciu then 11 pi opto tuitiih"rlng n-ly
.'I.ihki.ikii; limv wo itlllnber luolc than toity
million Then IikIiii ' lc vicru 1 onllni'il al
most cicllislvolv In the tlllago or the mill
linn- inaiiiitiielni b's absotli nitieli nt tho labor
(iribo eoiintiv. our IH'i'illes l.iiinlu 1111I111.
palled, the brmdsmen liavo been tn ed finm
shlfel'V, eve have bee llio p(ses-ed of tilts
11 -in ct, If lint tho fi Ic mhlilp, "I nil elvlllzeil
natlnti-. mu-pi-ogiess has been glial In all
the alts, the selencesaiui leiiltlli". eiililliieice,
11. iv Igiillnii, inlnliig, mechanics, law, tindl.
'Ill- . 11 li 1 1 11 Hi tieial oniieitbiii 1hepiogli!s
Is liken se eneoillnglliK Our t hll teell slates
have beennie Ihlily elahl Including Cnlora.
do. ulileli has tn lien the lulu' my slops In be.
come 11 state ami eight tei 1II111I1 s, liicliinlug
tho Indian tei nloiy utid Alaska, and e.iolmt
Ingt oloiailo, iinil.-liig 11 niilMii-y extending
Imm the Vtlalille tn the I'aellle. untho
smith vie have extended to the gulf if Slexl.
CO, nml on llio west H mil llio Sls$lsspp to
the Pncllle. One liilll'lleil enls ilL'll t lie (111.
ton glu, Hie sti'illil-hlp. th" milieu, I. I bo tele
giaph. the reaping iiiacnlne, ami iiumeinus
otl er tiiyentlmis of seaieely les viiluo In mu
bu-lness anil happlnes., wen, entlielv uu.
Kmiiill. In 1711. imililir.ietoi It s so leelycx-l-ted.
oven lu namo, In all this vast tei litmy.
In ISfn iiioio than two mllllo (il- neisom
weie 1 inplovi il on lminubieiuii"., piDiliielug
m 01 o I linn ',1 0.0 o.u aid pioduct. In amount
uli 11 nut ly, eiu.vl to our national debt.
llti KKSlFlUn lNDl'STI'.tES.
1'inni nerili Hie whole of tho pop latlnn or
177II In lug entlaed lu llio one neeilhalloii of
ngi leultiiie, In 170 so iiuiiieious ami diversi
lied bad beconie the oeeilli illons nf inir peo
ple that less th, in six millions out ol moiu
than totty 111 II I loos ueie so 1 ngaged. Tho ex.
I I nori 1 1 nn i y elb el prndneeil In nur eountiy
bvil resoil tn div el-sllleil nc'elipatlons has
liilltt 11 imii'kel for pi-ndilets foe tuielgu hinds
(INtulit lloni the M-iiboiii-il mid th mul Lots nf
the world. The uiiiei lean ssti-ni ot locating
vatlims maniilaeioiles ni'M tn tho plnw unit
piisinie, and milling connecting i.illio.nls
mid steiiin boa. s, has pi-ndiieed lu our dlsiunt
iiiteiHii'countiy a lo-ult notleeahlo by llio
liitelllgent pan of alt (-niumeic-lal iiutlons,
'I lie lmi' iiulty and skill or Aineilciii Indus
liy liiiv-o been ilemoiistiuteil at home and
abi n.nl In a tiiiium 1 must llatti 1 lug to theli'
I II till-. Hut tin the extiannilmiiy geiilusiinil
skill n 0111 liieiehaiits, the aelilov elm nts of
nui-a-'ileiiltlillsts. tiiaiiulaetiuels and 11-iins
loitet" thtougli.iut thu eouutry wimni Inev-o
en lliiliossiliio of attainment 1 ho luogiess
(U me miner mis aisii ui.i gi-eui. ei emu
inn- prodliellon vvns small; nniv 111 lllons nf
tnns 1110 iiilneil tin nun! ly. mi with lion, which
inimcil seaieely uu uppieelablo pint of our
pindlli ts lialfll (entlliy ilgn; ue nou lil'iidlle'O
iiioio than llio wnild consiiiiied at the begin
ning nt nur nut tonal existence, l.iud, zinc
mid copper fi rim being nl tick's of liepoit, wo
may I'xj vet In lie Iiiikc exontleis nt In tho
near tutuie. The develcpini nt nf Mild anil
silver liiities In tho vvestei 11 states nml ten I
lot les has tint nni' b.ieli 1 eliial l.able. but has
had ti l.uge lullneueo upon the 1 u-mcss of nil
e'limtiictclnl mil Inn-, our mci chants In tho
In-t 11110 hli ml 11 d jours have bad sill cess, and
have tsluhlishulu leptll. 11 11111 tor enlet prise,
liinicss-slol lulegtltv unsui passed b pen
ides nl' nther nati nililles. '1 his gum 1 11. lino
is nnt coullllid tn tllell' hollies, but g ut
upon oveiy sea ami I to ev-eiy poll win 10
eniiiiuel ec en' el's. With en mil p' bio we point
to nur piugless 111 all nt the leuiued proless
1011s. OUIt SECOMl IBTUIMI,
As we are now about tn enter upon nur sec
ond 1 etiti lilital, ( oiiiiiieiiciugnui lu tuhoiid as
a nation, it Is well tn look back upon the past
nml study what will In best tn iiiiyauce nur
lutuio gieatiiess. l'inm thu fall nf d uu tor
bis ninigtcsstnn ti'tliu pic'sent day. 1111 mil Ion
has lieell tlee llnm tllieatelll'd ilangor tn Its
pinspi 1 Hj and happiness. Wn sn,n d innk
In the dai gels thli'iileulng us anil r meuibcr
lliem so r.il-as lies In mil power. IVt! llio ti
1 ( public w hertnl' nne N as iinod a- uimtlier
Intnle tho law. Umler sueh Inrui nf liiviiii
linlitll is nt tho gl-i atest impnit ince. that all
should be pos-i.-M'il nf eoiicai ion anil Intelli
gence eitnuah lo cast n ynie with tlln light
uudel-stamltlig n Its Inclining. A lalgeiissn.
ctatlnn nt igmitanl ineu I'.iluinl for any eon
sldeitiiile peiiod iippo-i! a slice sslut uslsi
ancii tn iv iitiny ami iippieesimi lin-n the edu
eated leu, but will imvililbly sink Into
aciiuleseenco In tho will nf I . ii lllgeitce,
whether dliected by tho demiignguo or by
plie-leiall. Hence the fducuimil n the
masses In-coim s nf llio tltst nicesslty foi-tlio
pie-ervalinu of our Institutions Tho nio
w in 1 li pli solving because they have seem ed
t ho gl cutest i-ii' 111 tn thu greatest pinpnitlou
nt the popiilutl n nf any tin ill nfgnvei iinient
i.-t ilevlseil. All oilier loi-nis of gnvei ninclit
iiiipinach It ju-t luprnpo lino tntho geueial
illtltistim nf edue-itlnii and independenco nf
thn glit and tictlnn as pvlnuny slops. There
tnie. In nur advalieeliieui in all that has
uiiti ki it our pingicss in llio past eei'luiy. I
suygest f-T jnur cii..sbleiatiou, unit most
cairn silylecnnim nil It, t hut a 0011-tit 11 1 Ion 1
mucin! incut be submit t' d tn the livlsl.it 11 res
nf the seveiul states tni riit'flcatliin, tiiaklug
It tlie illlty ol each of tile seveial states to es
talillsh. and tolcibly 111 ilntiiili, lle'u publio
sehonlsa equate tn the eilue.ltion nl nil tho
I'hihltfli in liidiuii utuiy lii'iiuehes within
their H'speeltvo limits, illl'speotlvo nt sex,
enlnr. bill h pl. li t' in lellglon, Inlblddlnut u
teili'liiog ill silbl schonls nt lol'glotl-, athetf
tio nt- pagan tonets, and prnhtbltlii'; tho
glalt'l' g id any school muds or school taxes,
or anv pi t tin leof. ilth r by li gl-l illvo,
1111111lelp.il nr oilier mil lint i'y, tor llio bo 1 tit
or In nlil iliii-clli 01 Iiidiri i lly of any ii llg
ioussi.i't nrdeiiniiilnation, nl'lli aid or for llio
beiiedl nf anv nihei nbjei t ot any nniiiio nr
kind vvliatever. Ininnueet nn with this Im
inn nun question 1 would ni-n call nirat
leiitton in tho linpoillitico nf curreetlng an
evil that, ir pet mil 1 1 d in coutlnuit. will pinb
ably leatl togi. at tinublo lu oui-laiid befoio
lhe'eln-e nt the nineteenth centuiv. Itlsth.i
in eiimunnloii nl vast iitnoiinls nf nntaxeil
chuiell prnpclty. Ill 1 .'1 , 1 believe, thn
chiiicli p opeilv nl'tho United States vvlneli
paid tin lax. municipal nr slate, ainouiiti'd to
ahum s,;.n (i.nii . in tNii) tho aimmui li.id doui
K'll; lu ls;.1 it is 111 out 41,0.10,1 1m.11.11j ' y i'.hki,
wiihout elieek, It l-sutotn say this pinperty
will leailuislllll exeeeillng i I,' l',' U.i.Ui'i. Sn
v as! a sum tect iv ing all tho pio'ecilou nnd
belli Ills nl 111" guv. Illllieul dtlioiit kc.intig
11 polllolinr the biilden all ex, eiees.il tliu
same, will IM lie looked Upon a eeptably by
tbo-o who have to paj thi.Hi.Ms. liiaginvv
ing cnnnlrv, wlii'ie leal estatu expands sn
luldilly Willi llllio as In thn tililti-d suites,
thiio (sseaicely a limit In thu wealth that
.i.tiy beaeiiuiled hv cm pnintions. lu Igious
nl utbel w 1.0. If allowed In letalu leal usliltu
wllhuul taxalioii (.iiuicinplntlnii nt so vat
aiuupulv as lu re all mod to u II limit laxa.
linn, in ,y hisl 10 Miiui-tialbm ltliuti con
sllliitiiui.il uiitlimliy, and ihroiigli blnnd. I
wool. I kliia i',l the luxation o all lnopelty
i iiually, wlieilicrchuich or coipuiaiion, ex
i nipiing nnly tho last icsilng placo ot tho
di'.id,uiid possibly, with pmpcr icstrietloiis,
chuiell oditlccs.
OUIt FOllKUIN UEL.VTIO.SS.
Our relations with mnt for ign powers
cnntlnuo on a satlsiaituiy unit 1'ileiidl loni.
tug. llieleased Intilcoilise, tliu utulsnu nt
tho coinliicliniili'l 1 ill 1 1 ut ton ol lllil'U.ll In
teiestsliavi stiadlly linpinyed nur ii laiums
wltlithe Luge lii.ijollly nl thupoweis nrtho
woild, lenoeiliig piactieahlo thu peueclul
solution ul iiuesllulis which flolll lllno In
liliio uki-ssiiiH) llllse, Ii living ti vv w hleli dc
luaiid exteiidi"! ni paitieul.ir nuiiee.
'1 he ciu 1 ei nndciico ol tho ilcpa' t incut (if
statu with our diploiualiu lepu'senuulvos
11b1n.ul Is tiaustnllteii lu low Hli 1 am happy
tuaiiiiounei' 1 lie- pass, go nt all net by iliote .
Jouiiiluillt nt ciuiglcss tin- tile abuliiliui ul
sei vllllili ill the Poll tlgm se nil nil s. Ills
Hi be bopid Hint such Ut-l-lntion may I1.1
llunlllei -ii'p tnw'ilids lilt) gteal consuuiliu
t Inn Hi bo 1 cached, w lu ll no 111. ill shall boln 1
lnlltcil diiict'yiir liidiueil uuderiiiiy guise
excuse, 111 tin 111 of law. In hold hlslellow mail
lu liomiage. 1 mu nt tlio maulon, ul-u. Unit
it Is tho duly 1 f thu United .states iise uiiii Hi
nting tliwulds that 1 lid lll.d 11 (llllleii by lllu
Sllllll ul tlie age III which wo live, to pi, vldci
by suitable h glslatlun tint nil eilUeli of tho
1,'iilteil sinus slaill hold si vea as lnopelty
in an nihei eouuii'j.ui- bo tnlctc-stcn ilielo
lu. TKBATV WITH TUB I1AVVAIIAS 18LAM.S.
A ic'clpioeltv Unity Willi tho king or tho
lluvvaii.111 Islands, was coucludeil soiuo
lliol.llls siln e. As II ctilllllllls .1 sllpu lllloll
Hull . I sliiill lint lakoillicl uiilll oiiugies.s
shall 1 nacl pinp' r legi.iallon lot tli.u pur
i.tis... eople. ut llio iiistiutueiit niu hi low till
Mibuiliteil, In older thai, Il such should hu
llmpiiasiiio ul enngii'ss, 11101 sMir.v legisla
tion upon tho siibjcci mu) bu iidnpl, il.
I'AVMUKT OK TUB VlliUlMl'S CLAIM.
Ill Matili last au arringeiuent was niado
tlii.'iigh Mr. Lushing, nur inlul-lci tn Sl.nU
ml, with the siuulsli gnviiuiiiini lor llm
pav iiieni by thn lailer Inihu United Stan sol'
llio 11111 of e lglily thoiisaml doiliiin in coin
lor the pui'P' so ul Ibunliil nl thu laiiiltics,
nr iii isuiis nf tho ship's company, unit cer
tain pu.sci'gciH ol the Yliglnl s. 'Ihlssum
v, as tu hit vi bet 11 pit id in ihicc'liMuluici.taui
iwu lutinlhs nidi. II Is duo to lllu .-p.nl.li
gov el nun ut Unit I should state that I lu- pi)
liieiils who wlnillj mul siioiituucuiislv mil lo
ll nli (I b Hull govt luineiil, mul tluil llm
wi.inc uiuouni was paid wltlilii but a lew
ilavs mi le 1 1 111 1 1 two uuilillls lit m the date of
Hieiigli 1 ini ul. u ei'liv ol which is huiuwltli
lllilisiuiltiil In 11111 sllulic-i' ul llm leno of
Hie in Jusiini nl.) Ii.ivii illtecteil 1I1.1 1 ibullou.
nl the iiint'iiiitsiiiiini'U puiinsi i.tltlid Iheiu
111, liicluuliiH llio . l)li s niiupaiiy. unit null nf
H.o 1 111,1 ugi Is us villi Alutliculi ellttcclis.
I'nv uu nts no 11 ado iiiiniiliugly nn thu up
jiln nl li 11 lur llio iiiilleseiillllnl llu ii lo.
HI IS VVAlt IS Cl'llA.
The past vi nr lias fiitnlsliullin ev Idcncn of
an ul l'K'ix lilng to inliiailnn el' the 1 Illinois
l oiillii t w lilclibn- In 111 iimli'fifursevi 11 si-uis
111 ( ula The same ilisltli nl llio laws ul
1 ivtlUid win late, if the Just ilciiuiiid. ol liif
11 11 nil v 1 vvlili Ii liavi In 11 111I010 inlliii ini'i't,
iiiesslu nl 1 11111I1 lunation I nun I bo iiutlons
in t liilslindoiu, luivo icntliiiuil tn blacken
Hit-sail see ue. IX snlalloii. lulu, and pillagu
nio piitinllng tin- litli Hi bis ol 0110 nt llio
liii.si le.tlli' inul pii'ducllvit null lis ul tlio
in til. 11ml the Inn iiillnl toicli rHInn plan
lal mi. s nod vnli able Ini tcilisi ml 1 11 Idinjis,
Is tlicnt-eul w" 1.11'g.ll" nlliii ute.aovuiKo
or nl nut o: llio innltiullng intli ,llm
mot me lid ri'hllui.ulloii ol tin siiiicscilniu
lv alio in Hiolntiiesls ul all coininei u'ul 1111.
lloio. but ll't'fu nl I be L. title il Males lnoie
tbi'iH'tluis. liyuiiKinol ll closo pi 1.1I111 ly
I.sIi.ilii list I' Ill I' lI'lllll'UIH' Willi Lulu,
liiiilli nicimlil mul ll'llliMli' peisoi ui ubil
Jnelullelul'eiiisvilileiilmveiiiowiiiipbv.iwieu
lis titiccui tint lliUM ut tb Ulaud, ktor
oyer the pinpettv nfinir citizens In Cuba Is
lat-geand is leiiiiereit Insecuie nnd iicpncm
ted 111 value nml III (iiliicltv of plo'luetlnn,
by thticoinluuitticonf tho stilfe nml tl it mi'
lialill'iil iiinilu nf Its conduct. Tho saiiio ts
title, tl Diet lug iinl.v In degree, with lespect tn
Ilia I ti let est s ml people id mliei-uatlons.iiml
tlie absence ut any lea-niiiiblo iisstiianeo nf
the tit ar tei lulu 11 Ion id the eontll t.lho meilt
nt' the liecesslly will snnu compel llio .tates
t litis sntl'i'i lug, tn consider what inlet cits of
their nwn peuplo and their duty tuwartls
themselves luav th 111 ind.
1 htive hopi d thai spelt! would bu enabled
to est ildlsli pencil lu her colony, nml tnaf.
fnrd stoui II y to pi opeiiy ami th Interests of
nut- ell Im its. and allow- the legitimate scopo
tn Ir.iilii a in I couiineicc, nml tho luuurat ptn
ilttetl lint 'liu UI11111I. Hecitlsn nf llio hnpn
11 ml ft nni our ext renin reluctance tolttterfeio
lu tint most lemnto uiatiiier m tliu ntr.ilrs of
a niher ami rilemlly niillon, espi eluliy nf
ii'ie who 0 sympathy uutl tilemlslilp in tho
snuggling Infancy nr nut- nn existence,
must over bo icmcmhcii'd wt li giuttttido. I
liavep itlentlviinil anxiously walled the pro.
gloss nf events, our nwn civil cnuniet l-i too
licent ful us lint tn cunslder till) llllllcilltles
which surioiindii govci ninent instructed by
lfhilll n at himie. ut tliu sittno tlmutliatit
liastn cope with sepuMtn Insurieclluu In iv
, Mailt colony. Hut whatever causes may
havo pindiieeil llm 1.H11 ttlou w-htell sn griev
nu .ly nil'. el nur Interests, It exists w illi all
Its atleii'. uu evils, Dpctitthig directly upun
lids emintry nnd Its peuplo.
Thus 1 it-nit etroiis 111 spiln have proven
nbortlvi .ml titiio has tutikeil tin liupinrc.
ineiit In 1 uu situ ition. Tint armed hands of
either M.in now uccups' nearly tint simo
gioiiuil as In the past, with thu (llll'.'ienoo
from lliiiti tu timu ot muiu lives suei lllcctl'
tnoio prnpclty dcstlnyed, ami vv derdlstllcts
of fe.-ttloaml iilniliictUu lioltlsiind inoruunil
nun uf viiluaiil piupcity coustanily ami
waul only sacillieed tntho lueendlai's tnrclt.
lu contests nl t his untitle, w hen 11 cnnshleru.
lllu body 111 people, vvliu liavu ilttemptcd tn
tlee themselves finui tho eui'tiol ot 11 super
ior government, liine reached such a point
lu tlie uecupitlon nf te'iritui.v, In power and
iugeiieial oi-g.iulz.itlnn, as tu cunstitiltu In
r.ict a body pnlillu. having a gnvei ninent In
substance us well us in name, pusst sed of
l li nn Ills ot stability ami eillllppeil w ith 'ho
machliiety for tho nil n.ltiUt 1 ut mu uf tliu In
tuitu! pultiy ami thu exeoiltiini nf Hsliws
pinvbled, and aidii tn .ittminisier tustlco ut
iiomeus acll as 111 lis iloilitigs vvith other
pnweis tu recognize thu existence of a new
mul Independent nation. lusiich casesntlier
nations simply ileal with an aetu illy existing
cimdliloiiot things, mul reeogulzu as unu uf
thu puueis nt tliu ealtli that body politic
w hlch, piisscsslng necessary elements, has lu
tact hi-coinc 11 new poaer: lu a word, tlio
cicpttuu ul a new- statu Is a faci ; tn establish
thu condition nftllltigsessenti.il lu tholceog.
liltloll nt this fuel, thefu must liu a peupltl oc-cup-ilng
a knnwii tenllniy, united under
soinu known nml dellucd foi in of government
lieknow Icilgetl by thuso subjects therein, 111
which toituallun nl government, a minister,
ed by legul mei hud. cutiipcteilt to mctii nut
Justice tn citi.ens aud strangers, 10 ntl'ord
icmedles lor iiutiiloaiid torpiivatu winngs,
aud ready to a-stimu Hid cnrielatlvu luterua.
Ilu11.il niillgatlniis and capable uf pci lccling
cniit'spoiiiitiiu liiiei'iuitluii'il tliiitts. Killing
f 1 uui lis iiciiul-llioii ul ilierlahlsiif soveielgii
ty mid puwei-sliiiuld exist coiupleio lu lis nr
gatiiziitiun, le.uly In lake ami liialntaln its
liiace iimoiig Hie mitfotis nfthu eat th. While
e-uusciuu. that 1I10 tusiiuieiinu In Cuba has
sliu-vn iistteugth and emllliauei! wh ell mako
it ul Ir.lst, ilonliilul w llether it lit) 111 tliu p nv
end Spain tu sllbdllu it, It seeltles uiniues.
tloiuil) 0 that nn such civil organization ex
Ists ie hlch may be rye tguledas 1111 ludepand
cut gnveinini nt. c.ipalilu nf pel'lecting inter
liatluiial nbligalluiis mid entitled In liu tle.lt
as ui 10 nf t he pott ei s nf e.u 111- A lecugultlou
under such ciieuiiistauccs would be Inesnsls
tent xlth tact, and would compel thu power
gi. inting It sunn lu siippuri bv tuicu He gov
ernment tuwhlchitli.nl leally given lunno
eliliii uf exlsieneu. in my Ju.lguienl thu
Utilieil stales li' mid adliei'it 111 llio pulley
all I principles w Idetl I1.1v e helclnfulebecll its
.suluaii'l safo guides hi llkuconlisls l)eiwecu
luv.dted eiuoiiiesanil their mot tier cuttutrv.
acting only upon the closest ev blend) should
avoid an j posibilily ut suspicion or of luipu
t.itlun. UBL UBIlBNT U.U1ITS.
A reenL;nliu.ii nf tho In lcpoiulvncu of Cuba
liulinr lu iu.v npiiiiou, ltupi-icticiblu mid in
elefensll) e, tlio iiue-uiou ivhleti titi-senls it
sig is 1 1 cognition of belligerency lights lu
the p..lllcsto tlie contest. In :iirniol lm-s.
sign tu congl'i'ss I laid iiec.islnu lu consular
this iUC-tl(ul, llll'l leached Hie enneltlsliin
tli.it thu cnull.t I In Cuba, dieiuiful nnd devas
tating us wete its iueiiletils, did not llsu to
thu teal Hit dlguby uf war. Iteg.iriling it,
now, atlel this lap-u uf time, I 11111 unaide lu
seu tliat any nutatile success, nr any in.iikud
01 luiladviinee, uu tile p. il lot the lllsillgellls,
has esSunli. illy ch ingeii thu diameter ul thu
contest. It has chievetl glenlel'age. but not
grciiteriir innro fav-iiiatdo inup.iilions. U Is
pns-iblo Hail acts 11' lorclgii poicl's,iind even
of sp.ilu huiselt, of this very- iiuiure, might
I e pointed 10, but nniv, as in past hisiui y,
.lie United Slates blinuld I'.ireluliy iivuld llio
ful-e lights which uilglll lead Into thu mazes
ut dun unit ltw, nt iiie'stloiialilu piopi'icty,
and ailheii) rigidly and stinngly tn tliu lulu
which has beeii nur guard, and doing only
which Is ilghtaud hnncst and uf good lepoii.
The iiustlnu (if aecorllng or witllhuhllng
lights as helllgclents must liu Judged ill
evely eau lu viuw nf tuutlculafiilleninng
tacts. Uulrss Justtfletl liv nee. ssity It Is al
ways and Ju-ttv leganlcil iisau unt'ilendly
act and gl-.ilultutis dcuioiislialtoii of tnoial
stitipotl In rebellion. It is necessary as Is le
n,iiueil when thu interests and rights of
mint her government or Its penpll) alu hi) fur
ntlicteil liv iienduigelvll contllct to letiullu
II dellnltlun nf its lelatlons to tliu p.lltles
theieto. but this contllct mint bo nno w hleli
will be iccugulzcd In tho sviisu of Intel nn.
tinnal liw as war. Hclllgeiencc, tun, la a
tact which thu lucre existence nf cmitell'ilng
in 1110 I bodies ami their occasional conflicts
do not eonstluilo in tho scn-e icferred tu.
Apiilv Ing lu tlio existing eiuidltlon nt ull.ilrs
in Cutia, test, recognized by publicists and
writers uu iuteriiaiion.il law, mul which
have iiecu nli-orved by iiaHnns of dignity,
bom-sty and power when lieu timu sensitive.
ir selllsli nnd unwoithy luutlvcs, I tail to
Hud 111 the 1 ii-.ll lection tho existence (it such
11 substiintlal poiltcil uigiinlzalinn, real, pal
iii'ite. and m iiillest having tonus unit capa
ble id u'diu.uv tuni tlnns ut gov ei ninent to
w.ud Its own iienplo and In nth, r stat s, w ith
ciiaitslor thuii'ltninistcrlng of Just cu, wllti
luc.it habitation, po-so.sing sucli niganiza
tlun 01 loree, such 111alerl.il sucli oceuii.i ton
nt lei iitnrv, as m take tliu contest out nl tho
('.llcgnry nl'il llio I'll luliclllnus llisllllectiou or
iiccisional skiinii-ll and pl.tcu it uu tho tel'li
lib looting ot will' tn Inch a lecngnl Ion of
bctlUerency would aim tn elevate It. llio
contest, murc'iiver. Issulely nil laud. Thu .11
sin U'Ctinn has out possessed itscll of lining. u
seaport w In neu II may scud toilli Its II ig.nnr
lias it 1111 y inu.ins nr eniniuiiuic.vtloii w ith
Kirclgn p' wer except ihinugh Hut military
lines ot ltsadveisailes- -Vn iippichensinn of
uuy uf those su bleu ami dllllutilt complica
tions which a war upun tnu uc-can Isaptto
lueclalii llpnultho Vessels, hntll ciilllllleicllll
and national, and upon tho consular ofllecrs
of other iinwe s, calls lur thu detlnliitin of
lliclr leliitlnus In the pintles inthu coutist.
Tlioaccoiibinci! nt belligeiellt lights wuiibl
bu as unwisuiiud piein.iluie us 1 regard It ut
pie.ent Hide tcuslhlo es u lnea-iiru of lUht.
Mich lecogiiltlim entails upon the country
iiceu ding to tho rights which How liniull,
illlllciilt nnd eniupllcateil dulles.iiiid retiuliea
Lou xaclion iiiiiii 1 Im contending parlies, of
thu sn ict u'wrvance ut their 1 Iglits and uli.
ligaiinu., It coiilcis 1 hu light ul -e.iuli upun
Hut liigli seii-.eu l) ingot anus ami luilnillons
tit' vv 11 which uuy 1111 tut tr.iii-por.i-d tali ly
nml u lthoiit intell'uptitm. In the vessels uf
thoU lied Stales indeieutliiii aud 10 pii-st.
blesi'lzuio II would givu lisotn cnilntless
vex.itlnus iiuesllulis. wniibl 1 eleasu t nu par
ent g vci'iiiiieiit tiuui responsibility tor acts
done liv llio liisiiigen s, ami, would Invest
Si mill with the riglil tnexe els I lit' supeivl
sinii icengutzeil bv nur Hc.Hynl 17!).", over
uui cumiue o.- nn the Ii gh seas, a very iiiikc
parti t w huh ill Its tl.llllu bet wet II ill" Allan
11 ' and gull stales, mid hetivu 11 nil nf iln ni
'mul the states upon Hie I'.ielilc. passes thiniigli
thu wiileis ' hleli wie II the sll'ili'Sid (;snu.
T he eXLieise ol tills -upcl V Ulmi e-nilld sc.llee.
. full tu lend if lint in ulmscs, eeitiiiniy lu
e'ollisliius peiilollsln thu peacelill le-lallons
of t lie t w n seas,
'1 licit) can be lltttlo tlnuht to what result
such upo vision wuiibl befnro lung diiiw
ibis loiiiou. It would lie iiuiviulhy nt thu
rnllcd suites tn 111.111-111 lite t Ilo pussltllllt les
ol -null icsull by inea-uii'i-nf (ui'tlouable
light nr expedifiic-y nr hv uuy liidltuelloii
11 1. 11 1 1 1 1 11111 tin v iiuesllnu nl theulet ic.il llu lit.
1 ulll siill-lleil that wlillu Hut iiectu-'hllice ut
lielllgoieiinighis tu tho insurguiits In Cuba
ltiight give 1 hem 11 hupe. and induceiuent to
pm luct tlie -tin, k'le 11 wniibl lie but in'.elii
slvu hoiie and vvuiild nut iiiuuvo tlio evls
w hlch llio gnyeinment and Its pi nple tno ex.
iieileticlng. but would diiiw tlie Chileil states
Into couiille. 11 Inns uhieh It has united long
and -ulleicd iniieli tu avoid. The recuni
tlunutihe Imlepcndrnie 11 .ho helllguionts
being thus, In my Jud incut, i'iiially Iliad-niW-uhlc,
It it'iiiaius tn cniisblcr w Ii it ooursu
shall be adopted, should thecinilll ttiot sunn
bo ui-ougnt to an end by Hie act ul the panics
1 In' 111 st I v i h, and shiiuld tliu uvils vvlneli le
suit theieli'iiiu. ittl'eetli'g all lull lulls ami par
tlculatlv Uiitteil stales, cnniliiue. in sucli
I'lenis 1 am ul llio oplnlun Ihalnthei' nations
ulll bo compelled lu nssiimii thu lo.pousl
bllity which iluvtilvcs upon ilicm, and so sir-lou.-.v
con.bli'i' thtiunlv leuiattiiug inca-uii s
iiu.sllilu, meiltntlim und Inlclicntlon. Owing
pel Imps, in Hut hit gli expaiisu id uutcr sepai
llug llm Isliiud Hom llio pei.iuial sympathy
I nt wi ill 1 hu InliablliiuU of tliu c'olouy und
lliuse sent Hilllior lo exile Hutu, and tho
wantnt adapt lim to tliu undent colonial sys.
Inn nl Uuiupe, lo Hit) pieseiit tliuu, and to
tun Ideas which the events ut tho ptist
oeiitury liavu iluvclnpcd, tliu ciinleiidlng
pal ties iippeur lu huvu within Ihcuiselvi's mi
il jiusltnrj id eiiiuiiiou cnnlldeiicu tu suggest
wisdom, when pa.. ion aud exelluiueiil liavu
sua) .nml tu assume the putt uf pcuc'chuik,i's.
In toll view lu tliu em llerihiy ul the conic-.!,
llio good ulleis nt thu I) lilted btiltes as a uicill.
aloi who liinlciiil lu guild l.iilh, wlUnut
any silll-h puipo-e, in llio luteit'st nt hu.
matilty, and lp slut-flu lilendship fur both
P'tlllfs, Tims 1 nllt'ta wtiti at Iliu timu ilu
eilii.il ii. niiiiln. wiih tliu declai-atlun never-
theless, that at a fuliitu timu llpty vvuubl bo
llnll.pi Usable. -So lllllllialloil bus been lp
oetved that in I be opinion of Spain Unit timu
Pus bl'cn icaclud. and Jit lliu stillu conllii.
lies with all lis illcadliil lionoia, and all Its
injiiiimtu llio Iniiiirls ol lu Inlilisisol
iitlu 1- mu inn... l.iu-li 11111 Iv ae. n'.s unite' (a Pa,
iinlnnl wuiklnitgifiil Injuiyiind ttainugi' lo
1 tin 111 lieiv 1,4 u .,11 ay luulltliti it'latllilis Utid
luleiisu ill uu di nt nn Iiu I'Al.HIH'o nf
IieUl'l) 111! llllt iMiiuii, itiit ill") see, 11
ilu nf icuihliig liny ailju.tn.eni, ami bolh
biie-11 liilltt lue lulled Ol uchlovllu: 1111V sllCtl'SS
vvheii liv nne iiuty. bull po.st ulnt contiol
the) Island 111 the exclusion uf llm other.
Under Ibe.o ilieiilii.tiiuee. tho ugeuey til
111 lit is, ( It her by inuilliitlnii or Inli l veullon
ki 1 tilh In till 111! nllle iilieinalivu vv l.ll'll lllllal
moin r or bill r Im Invnkeil lor the ti liiilua.
II011 of inusiii.u. 1 tin 1101 ui 1111s tlllltl it-
... 111.11.. 1 .1 ilut iiiltinllnii of Hiiv tut ssui u tif lu
tilvtiiUoii. I shall hortssiiy s.t ull lllui,aud
tw tint v-viual liutid vt bcut ptttti-M, 10 1 11
1875.
spoml to anv suggestion that tho good nftlces
nl the United Stales w ill lie acceptable to aid
In biltigingtibout a peacti hotinntblo to both.
It Is iltiu lu Noalii so far us this gnverniueiit
Is cnticerneil.tbiit Hit) iigeucvoftt third power
In which 1 huvu adverted, shall ho adopted,
nniv as 11 last I'xpi'ilieut, Had It been thu
ileslre uf tho Unlled states tn Inlet fere In
th'iatralts nr Cubit, repented oppnitttntllos
fur so doing huvu lii'tiu preseiiteil ulihliitliu
last tew veal's. Iliit we liavu tetnilued pus.
slve. ami liavu pel loruieil one whole duty and
nil Itiit't natltiuiil uhltgutlnns tn Spain with
filciulslitp. fall ness an 1 ildellty, ami with it
stdrlt pallencu ami rnilicaiancu which ticgu
tlves every possible sitggesiinn fur a deslio
tnlntetreie, nr In ad ' to llio dirreruticu wltli
which slut has been stiii'tiiinded, Tliu guv-eminent
nl Spain bus recently submitted lotitir
minister at .Madrid, I'i'ttiilii pinpnsals which
It is hoped may nu found to bu llio basts It
itntlho iielual Htibiulsslnu nT terms to meet
the !ettilremeiits ofthit P'tt-tlcuhtr t-ilcfs of
vv hlch Ihlsguvi'iHlnelit ha rent Itself cut It led
to ('i)tnphibi. Ttiese piopnsals liavu not yet
teaehed me lu their text. 1)11 their an lv-al
they will bu taken Into circfu! examination
nnd tnay.liope, I leittltoa sail racloiy adjust,
tuetit nt the itiestbm to which they referainil
lemnveitliDpussllilllty nfrut thernccui leiicus,
such as h tvo given i iso tn nur Just cum plaint.
It is iiittli'istnud Jiilso Huu rcuuweil lellorts
uro being made tu tntioducu rerunus In thu
luternatlutuit ailministratinn or thu Island,
l't'isu.iileil, liuwcver, that a proper regard
fur the Intel ests nr llnlteil Stales ami ut its
citizens, entitle il tn lellef frnin I lit) strain to
which It has been subjected b. the illtloleucu
of llio ijuestluns, and tho wrongs anil losses
which till.u 11-utii n eouiesi Willi oiiim, unu
that tliu luteri'.ts nt Immunity lt-clf ilcmantl
Hut ccssatluii nr utrffu befuru the wnolu Is
land shall bo laid waste, and larger sactltlces
of litis lu tuadu.l shalldeem It uiyiluty.shiiuld
my hupes urn sat islaeloiy adjust men t ntthu
.inly lestoratloii id tieacu and thu removal
cifliirth r causes nt complaint bu unhappily
tH.iippolntcil, toinuku 11 fiitther cuintnunica
tlou tn cnugicss at suiuu peiiod not tar rc
inote, and ttitt-iugtiio iiiesoiit sesstoti, rec-oin.
mending what u.'ay tliun seem tu mu ttibu
iieccssuiy.
TUB MBXtCAN FRONTlBa.
Tho Free Zone, so called, several years
sliicn est iblisiieii Iiy thu Mexlom govern
ment lit eel lain nrtho spite 1 nl that lepubliu
iiiljai'ent to nut ttnnticr, letmilns in tull up
erutlun, It h.tsiilwitys been liiaterially injur
ious tu honest trutHo, tor It tipi'l'tllcs us all lu
ueuttvu tu tl)e leadels ill Slexico to supply,
without cusloms charge, il.e wants or Inhab
itants on this shlu or thu lino, and prevents
the same wants rt-om being supplied by mer
chants (r thu United States, thereby tuacon
sidoiablu extent dctrutidlngnur reveiiiiunml
checking liuliestooininerclai enteipilsu. Dep
l'eil.itbms by armed bauds tinm Slexlconn
tho people nr Texas, on tins fot. tiers continue,
"t'lioiuh tliu main object nf theso Incursions
Is lohhcry, tlioy lieiiiieiitlyresult lu tlio mill
tier or tiuaruit tl ami peaceably dl.pnsctl iei
suns, and in suinu iustuuees uven thu United
islulus postotllces ami liuitl eominunicil'.lons
Jiuvo been attaoKed. Kcnowcd luinutistlalices
cm tills subjeut liavu been aildiessed tn the
-Mexican gnvei ninent, but without much up
paient etlccl Tho iiililltiry loico ot this
government illspnsuhlu for seivlco In Unit
tiuiiriei- !s quite iuadeiiuatii to etrectitaliy
tos'ttatil tliu Hue, t ven at tliustt tiuluts vvlieiu
thuiiieurslonsaiu eitual y titatle. An exper
inient nl uu aimed Vessel uu thu lib) Ulatiuo
lor Unit pm pose, is oil tlinl, uutl It Is hoped
t at it not thwarted by thu shailnwuess nt
thu liver ami other mutual obstacles, it may
mateil.iliy eiintrloutu tu thu protection to
tliu huntsmen ut Tsxiis.
Thu pt oecilitius ut thu Joint commission
Tinder thu cuuvcnliou tulweul lliu United
Mutes ami Mexico, uu llio t-'oilltll of -Inly,
l't,s,nn tin) subject nt claims, will suoil bu
lnutiahl tn a e use. Thu result nf Uu-supiu-siecdlngs
will ineu bu culiiluuiilcatcd to eun
gloss. tin; a 1, tin it v ci. Aim commissios-.
The court, ut thu cuiniiilssloner.s of the Alaba
ma claims has proseeiifetl Its linpoi Lint duties
very n.sitdtiuusly. and verysatlstactorlly. it c m
x'eneil and wasoi'giul.ed (11 the tt.id day of .Inly,
and by tne terms nf Hie act mull r which It was
created vvastii exist 0110 .vear rroin thatdite.
The act, provided, however, that should It bu
tound Impracticable tu complete the work of tlie
eourt befoie the expiration of the year, the Presi
dent might, by proclamation, extend the time to
a period of not titoro than six months' duration
iieyond tlio expiration of one year, limine ic
celvcdsatlstietni) evidence that It would be im
portant tu complete the work within the time
lived. I Issued 11 proclamation, a copj of which is
presented hercnv It h. extending the IHno if tliu
duration of tho c-oiut for a poilod of six months
from and aticr the tii.l day ot .Inly. A repori
made through thu clerk of the court communica
ted liet'ewlth,shuvs llio condition ot hucal Hilar
cm the lath ot November last, and the largo
alien. nt d work which has torn accomplished.
Thirteen liundied and eighty. two claims have
been presc'iitcd,oI which six hundred nnd eighty
two had been (llspta-eil of nt the date of thu re
port. Ia111l11f0r1nedth.it one hundred and scv
enty cases wire decided dtirlug the mouth of No
vember. Arguments are being mado and deci
sions given on lliu remilnlng eases wltuallthe
dispatch consistent with tho proper considera
tion of tho questions submitted. .Many of these
claims are 011 behalf of mariners, nnd depend on
the evidence of mariners vvhuso absencu has de
1 lycd the taking, or Hie return of the necessary
evidence. It Is represented tu me that It w HI be
Impracticable for the court to formally dispose of
ull the eases before it within tho ptcsent limit of
its duration. .Hr-ileo to the pal ties ami claimants
whohavobeenat largo exe!iso preparing their
claims, and obtaining tlio erldeni'0 In tbclr
supitort, suggest-s a short extension to enable tho
court to dlspos-s of all the claims which have been
presented. I recommend tliu legislation, which
may be acctnod proper to complete tlio work be
fore It.
TUB Bt.ECTIlIC TKLEUHAP11.
I'lio electric telegraph lias become an essential
nnd Indlspeuslble agent In the transmission cf
business and socl il messages. Its opeiatlonon
land and within the limits of particular states, Is
necessarllv under tho control of tho Jurisdiction
within which It operates. The lines on thu high
seas, however, are not subject tothe particular
control of any one government. In ls63 a conces
sion was granted by the Kronen government to a
compan w Liell proposed tn lav a cable from the
shore ot Franco to thu United states. At that
time there was a telegraphic connection between
the United states and tho continent of Kurope;
through the possessions ot Oreat llrltalu at ei
ther end ot thu line, under control of on associa
tion which had nt largo outlay of capital nnd at
great cost demonstrated tho practk ability of
maintaining such means of rommunlcat 10.1. Tho
oust of correspondence bj this agency was great,
possibly noi too largo nt the tlmo for a proper re
muneration for so hazardous aud so cosily an en
lerprlso. It was, however, a heavy charge upun
a means ot communication which the progress
lnthiisoil.il and commercial Intercourse of the
win Id found tu be a necessity, and the obtaining
of this French concession showed that oilier cai
Ital I ban that already Invested was rtuUr to en
ter Into competition, with assurance of adequate
return for llu ir outlay. In thn absence ot Inter
national conventions on Hits subject, municipal
legislation may cover many points which apear
to mu tnuiiiitant. if not indlsjienslblo for the pro
tection of the public against the oxtortlons which
may result trum a inonuXily ot tho right of opur
nilng cublu telegrams, or tarn u cumtmail jii be
tween separate lines.
First. No linn should be allowed to land on tho
shores ot the L nlled states under tne concession
from another power, which does not admit tint
rlghr of anv other lino or lines tunned In th Unit
ed states to 1 ind, aud freely connect and operate
through land lines.
seeond.-.So lluo should bo allowed to land on
the shores of the United Mates which Is not by
treaty stipulation with the government from
whose shores It proceeds, or by prohibition In Its
ch.irtu or otherwise, to tho satisfaction of this
government, pro'ilblted from consoudatlng or
uuialgaui.itluu with any other cable telegraph
Hue, or combining tliTewlth for the purpose of
regulating and maintaining the cost of ttk-grapU-
Tiilrd. -Lines should bo bound to give prece
dence In the transmission nf tlioonicl.it messages
of thu governments ot the two countries between
u l.li'll II in.iy be I ltd.
Futiitli. -A power should bo reserved to fie
two governments, either con) ilntw or to each,
as regards llio messages dispatched f 101,1 Its
shores, an I tlx a limit tntho charges tu bo do
in iniled f ir Hi" iranstnl-slnn uf messages.
I present this subj' ct tu thu earnest considera
tion of t'oii.-rcss pi the meahllme.atid utile neon
gross otli rwso tlliccis, I shall not oppesu tho
binding nf anv telegraph cable which Ci lunllcs
with and assents tu thu points ahovoiiuuuicrattd,
but will feel II iiiv duty (0 prevent the landing of
any wide 1 does not cimfonn tu the llrst and sec
ond points as slated, aud which will not stipulate
to concede t . tills '.overnmi'iit the precedence In
the transmission of Its unit lal messages and will
not enter Into n satisfactory arrangement Willi
regard to its charges.
NArfllAl.liATIO.S ANU EXPATRIATION,
Among pressing ami HnjioiLaut auhjicts to
which, lu my opinion, the nttctdlon of congress
should In' dbecicd, are those relating tu fraudu
lent niitiirulUalluiis und expal nation. T hel nltcd
stales, with great tlbcrulltv, oilers its cltUnnsldp
tu all who lu good lallh i-oniplj with tho I eipilrc
limits of tlio law. These re itilremciitb ate as
simple und unon as favorable tei ins tutliu lininl
grants as the high privilege to which he Is admit
tod can or should permit I d-i not propose! uuy
additional rciiunvi..eiitH In those tn which thu
liu'ikuiitcJs, but tho very simplicity and the
want of umiecessa y (nruullts In our laws, have
mado trail liileat naturalization not Infrequent.tn
tlio discredit and Injury of all honest citizens,
whether native or naturalized, caws of this
character are continually being brought to tho
notl'-e of tliu governtut ul by our representatlies
atiroad, and aim of tliesu )iersous resident In
other countries most frequent, who, If they have
ri'iu.di.cd In this coui.trv long enough to entitle
them tu becom iiaturulcd, have generally not
much passed over that .rlod, and bavo rtluriiud
tu thu country of their origin, wherti limy resile,
avoiding ull duties tu thu Culled slates by their
absence, und claiming to bo exempt from all
duties to tne country ut their nativity and ct
their rcsliklice, by reason of their alleged nat.
uralUallou. it Is duo to this government Itself,
and to I ho great moss of tlio naturalized iitlicns,
who entile y, both In namo aud In act, bucornu
Clllzeuscf llm I'IdU'd; states, Hist lue highest
111 Iv liege uf ( lllzciisliliKif tlie Unlti'd Stales snoulii
not Is) held lo fraud, or In derogation ot the laws
and of ihegood namo u every honest citizen,
nu man occasions It has been brought to thu
know ledge of the governtnriit that c'crllllcalcs of
nat uralHat I Jiiuru held and protection or Inter
lerci.ee 1'l.ilincJ by patties who udtntt (lint hot
only lliey MritMiut vthin tho United Slates l
llio Hum of Ihulr pretended naturalization, but
that the hueuevi r resided lulhe Unltedstatcs.
In others the icillllcates mid rtsrords of tlie court
show 1 11 their face that tlio prrsou rlatinlng tu I si
haiur.dti'd ha pot resided thu requited I lint) Ih
tho 1 tun it si nics )n otuosii MauuiiiieiliUpou
t'xau.liialiou, that the requiti incuts if law liuvtt
lid Ivt'ii compiled vvllh. In some vawtt even
mull (e lllliates ha 0 been n in tttrr ot iiureliAsit
T Iiuko lip-1101 Isolated cases, urpltigat nuutn.
lervu s, but of coutmcu ncuircnoe, and which
uio rc'i-irU'd from ull quartm of the globe, sueh
occurp ucc-euunol and do not tall tort licet upon
the govt riitnent and upon ull honest tit In us.
huchn fraud Icing dlseover.M bow over, I In re Is
nu practicable tuuatis within I'm contiol of Um
guvertimci.t bv wilci a fcocrd cf iiaiurallzMltin
can bo vucaliel, und should tho oertlilcstu I
lukcn uis us it usuully Is, by tba cUplunialla and
tjonsulsr Kpiesentstlvcs ot tho govtrumenl to
v. hum It may bvo Lccb !JWnleJ. them ts lcUi
let to prsvuil tit trwuci ciidadiuj u iitvc tcea
THE COLTJMHIAN, VOL. IX, NO. to
COLUMBIA llflvtOl'ltAT, VOL. XI., NO. 41
nnttirall?ed from obtalnlngftnewccrtlflcato from
thiicotirtlnpl.iceot that vvldeli tiasliecntsken from
lilm. The evil has Ih-cihiio sogrent.nnd of such fre
quent oceurrencfl that t r.tnnot ton earnestly re
commend tint soinu etlertlvt) tneasttres Is1 a lopU
ed to provide a pmpcr remedy nnd means fur tlie
vacating uf any order thus fraudulently made,
nml punishing thu guilty parties to the transac
tion In thlsconnectlon I refer also tothe question of
exiiAtrlattnii and the election or nation Hlly. Tho
rnllcd States vvn-s foremost In upholding tho
right of expitrL.tlon and was principally instru
mental In uverttiruwlng the doctrine of perpetual
allegiance. Congress has declared the right. of
expatriation to be n natural and Inherent right
uf all people, butwhllo many other nations have
( nacted laws providing what form illtlesshall Iw
necessary to work a change of allegiance, tho
United states has enacted no provlsons ot law,
and has in no respects marked out how und when
expatriation may be accomplished by Its citizens.
Instances urn brougnt tu the attention of the
government where eltlzetis of the United states,
whether naturalized or native Imrn.h ive formally
become citizens or subjects of foreign iwers,
but who, nevertheless, in the absence of any
provlslonof legislation on Hits question, which
involved In dimculllesor when It seems to be to
their Interest rlnlm to Is1 citizens nf th United
states and demand the Intervention ot a govern
ment which they li tvo long since nb.indoned.and
In vvlitcn for S ears they have 1 etidered nu sen Ice
nor held themselves In any way amenable. In
ut her ruses naturalized citizens, after naturaliza
tion, have returned tu their natiie country, have
become ciigavred In business, have nccepUsl
unices or pursuits Inconsistent with American
citizenship, and evince 110 Intent to return to tho
United states until culled upon Hi discharge,
some duty tothe country where thy an; resid
ing, when at unco they assert ihe'trcPIzenship
nnd call upon llns reiiresentatlvo of our govern
uvnt to aid them In their unjust pretentions. It
is lull Justice to ull Imiia lido citizens that no
doubt should exist on such questions, nnd that
rongress should determine by enactment nf law
how expatriation may be accomplished, and
change of citizenship be established.
I also Invite your attention to the necessity of
regulating by law tho status of American wo
in"h who marry foreigners, and of detlnlng morn
fully that of children horn lu a foreign country
ot American parents who m iy rcsldu ubroad.atid
also of some, further provisions regaining or
giving legal effect tu marriages of American
citizens contract, it In foreign countries. The
t'lrrespitidence submitted herewith stijws a few
of tho constantly occurring questions on theso
points presented 10 the consideration of tho
government. Uierearu few subjects to engage
the attention of cungtess on which more delicate
relations or more Important interests aro do
pendent. TUB FINANCE QUESTION.
Too much stress cannot be laid upon this ques
tion, and I hope Congress may bo Induced at tho
earliest day practicable to ensure the consumma
tion nt tho net ot the last congress at Its last ses
sion to bring about specie resumption on nnd af
ter the llrst day of January, Is7, at the farthest.
It would be a great blessing It this could be con
summated even nt an earlier day. Nothttg seems
to inu more certain than that a full, healthy and
permanent reaction cannot take pi ice in favor of
tlie Industries and nnauclal welfare of the coun
try until wo return to a ineasurt'of value recog
nized throughout tho civilized world. While ue
use u current' not equivalent to tills standard,
tho world's recognized standard, spoelo becomes
a commodity like thu products ot tho soli, tho
surplus seeking a market wherever there Is a de
mand for it. Under our present sv stem we should
want none, nor would we have any, were It not
that customs dues must be paid In coin, and be-caus-jof
the pledge to pay the Interest of the pub
lic debt In coin. Hie )teld ot precious metals
would Iloiv out for tlie purchase of foreign pro
ducts ant leave thu United states hewers of wood
und dr.e t ers of w ater, liccausu ot u Iser legisla
tion on the subject of Mnaucc by thu nations with
w hom w e bavo dealings. I am not prepared to
say that I can suggest Hie best legislation to se
curo tho cutl most heartily commended. It will
bo a suitno of great gratification to mo to la) able
tu appro o ativ measures ot Congress looking ef
fectively toward Securing resumption. Unllmlt.
cd b, union would prubably bring about specie
pal incuts more speedily than any legislation
looking to tlie redemption ot the legal tenders In
coin, but It would hu at tho expense of no value,
beyond settling present nihilities, or, propcrli
speaking, repudiating them. They would buy
nothing after debts were .id settled. There are
a few measures which seem too important In this
connection, and which I commend to your earn
est consideration. A repeal of so much ot the le
gal tender act as makes these notes rccelvablu
fur debts contracted after a date to lie fixed In
the act Itself, sav not later than the first of Janu
ary, 1STT. Wo should then have quotations nt
real values, not llclltlous ones. Hold would be no
longer at a premium, but currency at a discount.
A he. lit li reaction would set In at once, and with
ltn deslroto mako the currencyequ.il what It
purorts to be. Tho merchants, manufacturers
and landsineu ot every calling could do business
on a fair margin ot prollt, the money tu be receiv
ed having an unvarying value. Laborers and ull
classes who work tor stipulated pay, or salary,
cuuld receive mote for their Income, because ex
tra prottt would no longer bo charged by capital
to compensate for the risk ot a downward ttuctu
at Ion on the value of the currency ; second, that
the Secretary of tho Treasury tic authorized to
redeem, sav not to exceed two millions of dollars
monthly, of legal tender notes, by Issuing In their
stead a long bond bearing interest at the rate of
Ihrt'oandblxtv-tlve-hunuredlh pertent per an
num, (f denominations ranging from llfty dollars
to one thousand dollars. Tills would In time re
duce the legal tender notes to a volume that
could bu kept alloat without dem Hiding redemp
tion in largo sums suddenly. Third, that addi
tional power bu given to tho Secretary 01 the
Treasury to accumulate gold forilnal redemption
either by Increasing thn revenue, or curtailing
expense, or both, mid I recommend that reduc
tion of expenditures be mad? wherever It can be
done without Impairing the government obliga
tions or crippling the due execution thereof.
THE Dl'TV ON TEA AND C'OlrKt.
One measure fur Increasing tho levenue, and
the only one 1 think or, Is thu restoration of the
duty on tea and cotlee. These duties would add
nrobablv is.ixiu.ui)u to the nreseiit amount receiv
ed from Imports, and would in 110 way Increase
the prices paid for those 111 ttcles by the consum
ers. THU I1LACX lULLSCOCNTUY.
The discovery of gold In ILo block Hills, a iw
lion of tlie Sioux reservation, Inn had the effect
to Induce a large emigration of miners to that
point. Thus far tho etforl tu protect the treaty
rights or the Indians to that secllou has been suc
cessful, but the next jearvvlll certainly witness
a large Increase of sueh cmlgratleu. 'ihe higo
notions tor tho relinquishment ot the gold th-ids
ba Ing failed. It w 111 be left for Congress to adopt
some measures tn relieve tho embarrassmeHt
growing out of the cases named. Thesccrrtar.
uf the Interior suggests that those supplies now
appropriated for the sustenance 01 that people
being no longer obligatory under the trtat.v of
istis, but simply a gratuity, may be Issued or
withheld at discretion,
TIIK 1 ANn omcB
The report of the general land ofMre shows that
there were S4sz,6i ncn less disposed cf dur
ing this than during the last year, morn U1.111
one-half of this decrease was in lands disposed of
under the homestead nnd timber culture laws.
The causes of this decrease are supposed to be
round in tho grasshopper plague, and Ihedrnutl.s
which prevailed so extensively in some of the
frontier states nnd terrliorlesdurlug that tlmi us
to discourage and deter entries by actual .settlers.
'Jim cash iccrlpts were less by tiivo.b32.lH than
during the iireoedlng j ear, Thu entlresutveyoil
area of ttiu public domain tscsJ.osu.ev4 acres, ct
which i'i.iat.ui acres vvcro suriejed during thu
past j ear, leaving ,lrsl, 411,141 seres uiisurviyed.
The lepurtof thu commissioner presents many
Itilcresllng suggestions In regard to thu manage
ment and til.siosltlon of tho public domain and
th" modification of existing laws, the apparent
Importance of which should Insure for tueta thu
careful consideration ol Congress.
TUB PENSION LIST,
Tho number ot pensioners still continues to de
crease, the highest ntimiier having been reached
during thn vear ending dune a , Is73. Duilng the
last v ear 1 1 ,M7 names w ere added to the rolls and
1K.977 were dropped therefrom, show ing a net de
crease, of 1,410. - ut while thn number of pen
btoners lias decreased, the annual amount due on
the pension-rolls has Increased H4.73J.1 '. This Is
caused by the roitly Increased average raleot
pensions, w hlch by the libera! legislation ot Con
gress lias Increased from ti.'J'iiu ISTlto $'03.l
In isT.i.tueocli Invalid pensioner, an Increase in
tho average rate of fifteen per cent In the three
vears. During tho 5 ear ending Juno so, tsds,
tht'lfi was paid; 011 nccouut of pensions, in
cluding expenses ot disbursements, rt,c3,116,be.
Ing fjio.ojj less than was iald thu preceding
year. This reduction In tho amount ot expend),
titles was produced, but the decrease lu the
amount i t arrearages due on all moil claims and
on pensions, tho rate of which was Increased by
tlio legislation nf tho preceding session ot Con
gress, nnd at Ihe clost ot the tlseal 5 car there
w ere on the pension rolls M4.H1 person.s,of w hom
V1U.3 3 vvert' army pensioners 1H6,47S being Inva
lids, and 'Oi.ss.1 widows and dependent relatives;
ti,4iti vvcro navy pensioners, of whom Loss were
luvallds, and 1, 1st widows mul ilfisndeiu rtla
tivts; tl, as were iRinsloiicrs uf Uiovvaror UU.
ltv.sT., 01 whom were bun Ivors, und 6,163 were
widows. Ills estimated that toVsSJ.ooo will bo
required for tho payment of pensions fortho uext
fiscal 5 ear an amount f xj.ooo loss thin the esti
mate fur the preeeul ) ear.
TIIK CESTSSSIll. CIUXBniTION,
The board hurstoforu appointed to take charge
of thoarllo el and materials pertaining tothe
war, tnti navy, tho truasury, tho interior und the
post-onico departments, und the department of
agriculture, thn Smithsonian Institute and tho
commission ot food ILshes, to be contributed un
der tnu legislation of the last session, to the In
ternational exhibition, lo bo lici t ut 1'blladulphla
during the centennial scar, IsTd, has been dill-
Sent In tho discharge ot thu duties which have
evolved upon It, und lh progress so far made
w ti the luuans at command, giro assurance that
the governmental contribution will be mado one
ut tliu marked characteristics ot Uie exhibition.
The board has observed commendable ec-onomr
lu the matter ot thu erection of buildings tor tho
governmental exhibit, fliu cxs.'nse ot which It
Is estimated will not exceed bay tsuooo. This
amount has been withdraw u under thu law from
the appropriations cf He ot thu principal de
imilpluuU, willed, leaves sumo of those depait
incuts, which leaves borne of these deportments
without suliieleiit means to lender their respect
ive practical exhibits ccmplito undbatlstactuiy.
'IhoeihlbltlonU'iug uu International one, und
thi'tjuve'tumwil bc-lcg a .vlunury contributor
It Is my opluton, thu; Its t'uiurtbutlou bhould
bo of clitwipf In Huollty and extent to
uustolii Uio dlgbltv uud credit of no distinguished
a contributor. 'I tie advantages tothe country ot
uciedltuble display In an luleruutlonal point ct
Mew Is of tho llrst Iniuortturi', while tni ladltfer.
cut, or unci edit atlu puitlclputhili b Uie govern
ineiit would lv hui'(luiliig to tVin patriotic feel
lull 4 vl our pnoiilct Uiemsehe's. 1 commend tho
1 sinuate of tliu lnord ful the neccessfy addition
ul appropriations to the faiorublo ccLildciniietu
cf coiiiirvss
'I Iw powers of Kurope, almost without ex
crpitou, many ot the south Aiucrlcuu sutcs, snd
even the most distant eastern kjw era. have ui.ijt.
tested friendly ueutlmenia toward the United
btates and the Interest ot the world lu our nio-
cress, by taking hitf to join with u tticole.
oriupiL- mu, tvuiuiniai 01 ine union, una I
eltougiy recommend thm more national luv
ui bun s be given lu this exhibition by such leg
islation anil by such uppruprtatlou us will lusure
IU value lu brluiniur lo our snores lniiumemi.i.
Useful works of url und skill. '1 Lid cumuiiuirUui.
sut thttclUaebsbttorelgacxiunWv and our own,
-and the lAtercbangct ol Ideas aftd iaziulaclure
RATES OF ADVERTISING..
Onclnch, (twelve linos or IU ecjulTalent In Hoops
ell type) one or two irisettltvns, l,tii time lhsf
cions, ii.nn.
PfACK. lU,
Oncluch., JJ.60
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Yrarlyndvertlscincnts pavnltrnuniHrly. Hal
stent advertisements must I pnlil befoie Intel H a
except where purikshavoticcnuulf.
Iz-gal adv ertlscmr nt s t wo dollars t er Hit I) f or I rf
tnserlloiis.sndatthnt rato furaddltlonnl ItiHltlt n
without referi hcetu length. . .....
KKcciitor's, Admlnls ruler's and Audi' or't isotli ( a
three dollars.
Transient or Local notices, twenty ccnlsa llr.( .
regular uilverttsmu 11 1 s half ral r.
cards In tho "lluslnrts Dlrccicrr" column, ci
dollar per year for cacli line.
will far exceed any peiunlary outlay we may
make.
UTAH ANO rOLYOAMT.;
In nearly t very annual message that I cava
had the honor of transmitting to t ungress,! hare
called attention to the anomulous, not to say
scandalous, condition nf affairs existing in Hie
territory of Utah, and I h ive asked for dotlnllv
legislation to correct It. That polyiratny should
exist tn a free.cnllghtened nnd christian country,
without the power to punish so migrant a crlina
against decency and morality, seems preposter
ous. True, thero is no law to sustain tids unnat
Ural vice, but what Is needed Is a law to fiunlih
It ns a crime, and at the samo time to fix the sta
tus of their Innocent rhlldren, the offspring of
this sjstem, nnd of the possibly innocent plural
wives, but as an Institution poll gamy should be
banished from the land. Whllo this Isbelngdone,
I Invito tho attention of Congress to Hiiother,
though, perhaps, no less evil tho Importation of
Chinese women, but few of whom are brought to
our shores to pursue honorable or useful occupa
tions. UrCAPITCLATIOX.
As lids will lie the last annual message which I
shall have tho honor of transmitting to Congress
lit fore my successor Is chosen, I vv 111 repeat or re
cjpltulato the questions which I deem of vital
Imisirtutice which should lie legislated upun and
settled at this session ; I- irst.tlint Uie stales shall
be required to uITord Uie opportunity of a good
common school education to every child within
their limits; second, no sectarian tenets shall
eve r be taught In any school supported In whole
or tn part by the state, nation, or by the proceeds
of an tax levied upon any comniutdtv ; make
education compulsory so far as to deprive all ; er
sous who cannot read and write from becoming
voters after the year l mo, disfranchising cone,
liowcver.on grounds of Illiteracy who moy be vot
ers at tho tlmo such umendinent takes etTrif.
Third, declare church ami state forever separate
and distinct, and that all church property Juvll
bear Us own proportion nf taxation ; fuurth.dnve
out licensed Immorality, such n-s poll gamy und
the Importation cf women for Illegitimate put
poses. To recur again to theccnUnnlnl year. It
would seem that nuw as we ate utiout to ts-gln
the second century of utirexlsteficc. would lies
mo-1 lilting tlmo furthest reforms; fifth, enact
such laws tea nld command the respect ot the
world. Hellrvlng that theso views 111 commend
themselves to the great majority of the Hght
thlnklng and patriotic citizens of thu United
States. I submit the rest to Congress.
V, S. Ostnt.
Executive Mansion, Dec. 7, 1379,
Men Who Keep Pcrpet 's: Silente.
The abbots of Modtit Miilery, in Ireland,
Sept Ponds in France, and Mnriastcrn in
Turkey, all monasteries of the Trappist or
der of monks, have decided to purchase
land in Maryland to establish n house in the
United States, and have appointed as their
agent Ilrotlicr Francis de Sales, who has
probably presented his credentials to the
Archbishop, of ISaItiini)re,:iiid been formally
received into that diocese.
The Order of Trappists is tho severest in
thn Church. Perpetual silence is one of
their vows, and dispensation is Riven to speak
only when necessity demands it, or to those
few of tlie brothers who fill ollices in the
monastery which demand occasional conver
sations. They are not allowed meat, ejjgi,
butter, cheese, fish or oil They sleep on
narrow beds of straw raised a few inches
from the ground. They dig and refill, and
dig again and refill from time to time their
own graves as a reminder of their mortality.
They rise hours before dawn, and niter
prayer and meditation, betake themselves to
their respective employment. Among them
arc blacksmiths, shoemakers, tailors, carpen
ters, farmers, dairymen and mill-wrights.
The Trappists monasteries named above- aro
very wealthy, but their wealth has accrued
from tho industry of their members. Theso
monks ask no charity nnd consequently
Brother Francis de Sales was able to say
that he has not journeyed to America with
a subscription list, lie asserted that the
monastery of Sept Funds, in France alone
ofTered to defray the expenses of the new
mission. A temporary house is to be rented
and in IX-cenibcr 200 Trappist monks, se
lected from tin' three monasteries, will occu
py it. Hrnthcr Francis de Sales is a French
man by birth, but lie speaks English with
out much peculiarity of uecnt. He is san
guine of the success of the mission he is
sent tu superintend. He says that the Ab
bot of Sept Fonda in Frain'e was a Count of
great wealth ; that the Abbot of Mount
Miliary in Ireland was at otic time a candi
date for election to I'arliinent and that thn
six feet-two Abbot of Mariastern is an Irish
man. Thr Natubrr Seven in Uie llililr.
On the seventh day Oud 1 nded His wurl..
Ou the' seventh month Noah's ark touch
ed Uie ground.
In seven days tlie dove was sent.
Abrah-un pleaded seven times for Sodosu.
Jacob mourned seven days for Joseph,
Jacob solved seven years fur H.ichel.
And yet another seven years mure.
Jacob was pursued .1 seven's days journey
by L-obaii.
A plenty of seven years nnd famine of
beveii years were foretold in 1'haroaVa
dn tttn by si ven fat and seven lean beasts,
and seven ears ol full and seven cars ofblasl
Vvl corn.
On the seventh day of the seventh month
the children ot Israel fasted seven days and
remained seven days in their tents.
Every seven days the land rested.
Every seventh year the law was read to
the people.
lu the destruction of Jrrieoh teven persons
bore seven trumpets seven days. On the
seventh day they surrounded the walls seven
times ami at thu end of the seventh round
the walls fell.
Solomon was .even years building the tem
ple, and f.i-ti'd seven days at its dedication.
In tlie tabernacle were seven lamps.
The gulden candlestick had seven branches,
Naatnan washed seven times in the river
lordan.
Job's friends sat witli him seven days and
seven nights, and offered seven bullocks and
seven rams for an atonement.
Our saviour spoke seven times from the
cross nn which lie hung seven hours, and
after his resurrection appeared seven times.
In the Ilcrelation wo read of seven church
es, seven candlesticks, seven plrujues, screu
thunders, seven virgins, seven angels, and a
seven headed monster. Kr.
The Philadelphia and Erie Huilroad com
pany Is building a new wrecking car with
nil the improvements. Different apartments
are beinp; prepared for the wreck crew,
among which is a small room in which a
stove, dishes and other necessary articles are
to be kept, in order that the meals for the
men can bo cooked and eaten in the car.
Tlie shorieat charge nn record was that
nude to n jury in Dellrfunte recently by
Judge Orviii, The lawyers on both sides
had urgued long and loud, after which tho
Judge said: "tjTentlrmen of the jury ; If
you believe the testimony you will convict
the defendant. Swear a constable,"
Youhk mini you bvc less than two wet-Vs
to wuVu up vour mind what yon are goinp
to jjlvo fur a Christians, presc'iit. She lis
already vvoikrd you 0 pair of sllppcu.
A letter from Jeremiah S. Colbath, tin un
cle of the Into Vicci'rislileiit is published,
denying tbv story that Mr. Wilson was ile
tKsuded from a Qypy, ami be ru In h Oypsy
cinip.
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