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„nrolJ1,o or afl#utno 'lie
«!,h line" or to cou-
i«
V*.
v''?of etit'n^naugcu
th niiva'y untOrpriHo. 1 tie
!iL justly urgod a
nr entnuKiiitoge«-
I H.nriVa'J u»
lw,
i iastly urgtid again
Liim»f
l»icb
1
il«t
a 5
ngait.
Lv pro]''1 o ft Pflill tllOl
1""" ifli-'i'
14 iimu
I*
1
.• mure au eooriaons
11
',, .1 do not. bow.* r,
which hav(, lately
,uf
,'i-iit nint It
feicco'^11 ,(1 ,|.af cougrosB
IKW-
t|'.p
postmaster gonoral
l,!lli
Oll-om"'
l'r.¥»W pem»u or
I" k sii-nu- ioii of moH*aR.
,r!h
ud.-r uov.nnn nt
r^nus themes,
of tllft
nut Widely differing in
\L s-i.** ha'
0 boea
1
MUg"
1 !n!V»!it,
au.l «o »r nmoaW
j«V« .ir.p .Ttul ntid op
l' 'J," attracted your attention.
I ,1, le »ubj. ci will bo eou
pn"»'!,t session- In the
•^v,-«mauy mu-Htioim
,| Wiitild prob-
Ley ii .1' all, l.v any P11'
nil, which I n)iK't uow unbuilt.
Li«f lioW',T|i,i that tlio govern
*I wil.or.zea bv law to «X".VIHO
loa ovvr ilitew ate teleg.aph
fill 1 xpress tno hope ihat
i:!ifJIdVm'»ma«.urc' bedev.^d
your :i .probation.
li'fMKvi OF .TUS'l It
OPWTIoN OF KKiiS.
'iiitril critifizi-H in lus report
if" the exuding '»w tixiu- the
I-IDI wi'uoa*«s HI tlio loleral
(,vKim'.m ar chi» lv »nt:iin'«d
Fr bruary 2ti. though niiiio
0 u i i a i O u
which had been pa
j-r v u-. It ia intm-
Cviupc i-ation an might,
law-i i.) etiacU'!, liave
rM in1'!", would tii many in
ly ti minded at tho pre*. :it day
lco.n.ut'with li« at'oni.-y
ilu: ilif s'a:ute-» Hhnuitt h©
:i these {•.•• •.- are regulated. So,
.. hws to regulate ill'' I'uai
ct at'i-r .' v and iii n
auiwii 'oy'l.y «aiary. iiMicm]
f'e, a-i is now iljn (. a-ifi. Tl»6
r.vto bo a niea-'iiro of croii
di-c nira. i!io m-titnt.on uf
opp e^ivi* l"Ka! 1i(n' -fditi^S,
itii.fl iiv n 1110 lii-oanooa
for ilit! 1''' e'lk" of fcr.-onal
Oil I) I* A KT I N I
i TO BE
an v.iv 1 laforiuati ii is con
report of tho sferf'tnrT of th©
icularly call your attention to
u of certain I'liaHc-s of the
l, to 111-* rctoiiiincii Uitxnis fr
'pre-fliniiU .n a:iJ tunlj *r cnl
•-norf hrrni-,'«.' it Iv^iflatiivi tq
mder tuu 'ii-ioti laws. Tno
rf-gcriln' th duHt.i'ion and pua-
vr\n
0
!ii
0
i *m agioiH discus--a nt »m-
1
tlM Cll/ef topics of (lm
''iBH) ttc-i of (,llw conV' iitioa
co oji' raiion iti IUVUM igit
of th• ny lis a-iop, ami pro
•'X their jiirvo itmii and euro.
e»8
w.U i. fail at it-.
uka 1,-r thv pro'votion of
••''UttVu .pea'o lly ri-inonwtiat.Hi
"et iti afford tiioni tljo main
et on i-x, i-.mh!v £it,iraiit»t«.l l,y
w''-'i'fby
e
d-bt, tho
1
Miiv
AI8
'!1an Lat".y ')|::on nnm«rons and
lof :rt,"ra'ioii8 controlling in
'J r,J*}"
for
v
"di"e by tut gr« at. railways
v*
re!"'
*'ul in their dealiii^a
in it
1V(
K0*b''
have i
„00a nnabla to
ftittJf18 of
|(l ,u.
Ua
1
tun» 'oii.*!iinti.m.
j,/?ftl"nal Kovoi iiiuem may
prt'ini*os, a id wn.it,
iiriu ?°ll:rd itou^ht to excr
men.-,
turn upon l,»eir inveafn-ui ana to r,a8tcmbl9
freedom .a their tegn at.ons muV l»
reco^niz d, but it seoiu, only j»
i•-—.!1
Spjl tilUiLi^ til p'Olfl 01,ct
alt lit n- i-tfec.ivo by o-rtaia
1 aiiil.turns, whu-b ar^ jmintod
tirv'^ n].if. I liavo piovi
in- aianni.iK "'at** «»f I1.11•.-r
itiiii-i ,iE" tin- country, and
th" i' h. u*rati of
k-!alttid, -h.jnlU not be cxt iidetl
ir toui'atiou vx hi.'i uv.M acle
therofor has not already been
nil--:- :i Hubruitt .1 Ui th6
•uter ir it,-, sue iuj anuuil re
lic of itfi laboirt «up'! \i-):ttg
•»n ia :liat Irrri'urv, pur-
act of March 22,* 18s2.
the t» r- tn by thnt aot
he mi in i ahilut 12. •"(),.
"in ti"- i IIih iaji, hiw
tla co.- c».ii({ritnUU.'a-,
it is far troto tu.ucaiinj any
&• ii i-'iiH-i tow.tr.l ihc i-stir
iiuy. A!, of tilt) ui! nioi'i ,-j ,f
-.t i!,.-y ar* in i tiv
»tlut ti.i« ^oy. riuunnr mmndt
*"1 i «-ffort n ti.at p'-i
fa 1 k dy cnoon.it *r U"i."
ili-fsr «ni- nrajr-'iH -i.t
i-vcri if tliiH v.«-w ii =ul I
'rro ..-on,-*, the law un
tin-oio IIRVC bcin acting,
moi!- fT ft v i bv lh ineoiynr
•a ll A-iil Or) ttMlli' V CCOIfV
ri-'
u 1-.1 i:i bui N-.» 2,*j:i»
jf tii'.-•. lia'i-a it.-» la-*t
that ii .amy is «o fti r_ »y
leri itiny ot Utah Unit it i?
wk 11 tno ut.itii Wiiaiioiifl
'latl'-K "lattoii proVid'J. I ftv
"1 I a iho net upon wh.cti
It'i't-'i.u.i, tin: a^uiiiption by the
'•'•leoi entire tKilri.-u! cjnt.ot
ami th.i cstablishni'iut of i
such powers and dutioi* a~
•l !v law.
8t
1 .'i-- cd :in act ie..it :ig
MOW, I I'Un!. comm-'ii I I'K'ft
])|,-ur»- i-'ii-
11
ihut territory
1
Sfit«a. r.r
Hixtooa
teniod iu va n for th.it wh.ch
roncivrd without
no law lor
,J
r,
i(
8ti])porf
tlii
of
•o ut'\Mnee of prnpoi ty
,**?• 'ho Milori'tniicii. .,i
"'''d f"f iho [miusliUH'Ut of
Hueh au are afl ir.lpd tv cor
imiTf
aM
.i
fnllv nt iti-d ti
gn s-4, and bavo
iiuoiit Uoii!'.'rati
to I". I. Mint
ll!lv u tti(in
A.a-^a, .-j,, ,-ia.iy Inr,
u.ru
'•i,n»\(icral)iii in ex'^-nt
g«uev •lopnient,whilo
I
Itc'L V
m-
v
1H»litical am
n»i.*ii
ie ir
tuat, f„
a* it» oonr.titufonal author,ty ,vlli p. rinit «, n
KTm* should ro oct ptoplo
ul
inter-tat.) t.aihc
large
n
a(
tieir
?ain,t an u-t of mm uZ
wlucn Hiato govurumcats a.
prevouL
FOUEHT PRESKKVrs.
In ray last annual mo3»aKt» I cailnii atteutian
to the neccH-ity ofp.0l«0 in« bv Mil able Urn*.
laiion tli.1 lor^hta Hituutod up »n tho public il,
main. In many poni ms
y
tho W.^t t}.«* tur
sunt of tioi al ai ncolt.ure ih onlv ma
do nr to
ticftide bv rcHort to irrigation. Wmlt- su-f-M.
ful lmga ton would be imuoHsible withunt tim
ai. aff .rded by forost-s in contributing to th I
i*'guiar:tv and cou^taucy of thy HU I}|V of
wat r. lm .iu- tho pa-t year aevere offering
auil gr.-at Iosb of property have )eu ,Cca
-ion-'! by profimo 11 followed bv pfriads
of u':UKUally low water many of the ureal
riv.-iMof the count v thoite irrugu'ai-iiios were
:n i-'r.'Ht moasuro, caused bv th removal irom
v! ou! the fonrcoH of thostiomna qu^i-m
of ttif tiinb-r by wlneh the watur su .p v had
iji'en ii-iiirislied and [ir iteetad. Tho preserva
tion of Mil en portions of the forests oi tlin n».
fi **i 'il in un as eesenially eontributa to tho
ijii iMo tlow of impor'a-,t wator coiirs-s is of
tin- lnghe-i''i'UBe(jiH:iici'. Inn, iHnt tributanes
of t!( Mi'-M-iiin, th.' V lumbii and ih-s ^as
ka'chfwan, rise iu th» mounUin.suf mtana
U(JW il! northern boundarv of ,,- U-uted
Sta:e-, U\-. .1 the L.a.-kf.-et and F.atu.-a 1 lu
diaii ivno. vii u ii'. 'I U.E-r -gion i u. hiii a' for
s ti!. in n\ but iinoij tii.- ii
vers wliicu lio.v frotn
ir, d'-pt'iids in thfj future the aRr.cuitural
ile.vel.'iiiiiii nt )1 a va-it ra of country Tho
attention .f eon-r' c.iih to tl.e nVce*-»itv
withdrawing lio.n tue nijb ic »a',. thi-pirl
tho iihl domain, and ofitabiishtiift theroa
foreHt tiresi rv.
The iieiu-t! i ii .'xhibi'ions v-hich have been
.•••id in tfio I ni'.H I ^ta'es during th- jiiosent
-'ar attrue:. ,1 ni aiieal.on of in .nv foreign
un'r:'»c, where the aniiouncnient. of ihosp
"u'ci jo i^eB La 1 !. n made pubi.e tiirou^Ii tiio
ij.'.'i ri •1rcs',iit itivf^ of this giivcriini'.'iit
lite Pon her,i extnb.td at LouiHvilie were
1
jt1a!3.
.rg-ly att n led bv th" ixhilntors of rei!jn
uiitrie,-, n it«iti.H'andi::^ the aim-nctj of
iiiy roffx-nuual ciia actor in thoH'* nnd .'rt ik
i Tne ••'!,t'T.ina: ixiw.si'i ni e:d
ii-xt yiarat Ni w Orloan-. iu corniu-m iratioa
tie- eenmry of Tli- Jir-t uliii iie iit of if.ou
fii-iu a of till- r'nitv 1 S:at*H, hi im tair to
meet wiili like gratifying aucct'i*" Und"r t'i*
of O'lii^i'i oi the I lit of February, l^"s •.
declaring that exinsition to bo ni i 'ii.
and i.it'O i.attoual iu i'8 charac'o
fort-i^ti govurtiTn.-titu with which the
i't'd Htaies iiia '.* tin* rt'latiete", h»v» "tM.- jn
11 'i 1 to ir'icipat *. Tiio promoters o tins
nr, ortant uud'-rfakiiig have already received
•i-furauc. a of tho ivcly iutcrest it lias excited
abroad.
1 ho u-p'-rt of the eonimi'-'ioner .f
il'.e I)istrict of Cohirnlea is h• i•.•wiili t:an
roitu d. 1 n«k for it your earofin attennon,
ir tinwii portion* winoii reiHt--1- a-
«•!!..••.it.i for tj\e* an. 1 wat-r rtupi ly.
i nr. ivii. -r.nvicr.
V01.K1SGS OK XHK UW.
The oomtiiii--" e irt
ap:"4nti'd
-v
iiwiiio, ba-4
iCo in t!-c el
i.e «J-pa
aii i dl
TMENT HI AUKICt'I.Tfmj
u.uc.i Mi ihi' lUrocdix) of tin
"^opuiciit of tho cutiutry, and
'ho Comtui.-Htouor giving
hi* iiiV"8'igatuu,H
will bo foiled mtor
uable. At lua luntancu a
ig« i!i-. in tho i aUlo in
eoiifitiv lal dy In- al
pruva!-tie,,
1 |(:v:,lvi.A'N' Kf..»t
iK riu'siii:.N riAL flt'i i i
A'
im
i l.,.^e (in"-' -1':* retain to
mount iniporuiii Ihi.at._i
p-ojcri"
i n', i n....d
Rhli
the
M) Htidi
ma
v uv iaw appoint to iu-: as
a. id int.-iv-t t.« l"hwere
i o n
ben i.e nubj-ct of fre
,r „1 .hat dy.
wii'l hi "p-'dv Z\ Z mip'n-
me-iHiig", I
°upfio'.rsof imer-
|j *111 aBe usideia ionsof hnnur
'niaiid tin immed ate csiab
i ''iiunetit iu that Territory.
&
crpo'ai
The
your u eiul co
0
cannot fail to
tl,e VMt
i
C('Untrv,
and
o»1 upon
ii..r ^''tei ai wi-al'h. we
,'
We,
a
!t'
I'^meinlxir that n$
,U^"1
'O be luvostud
,f*Tr. '^Ie
'ifsr«at
The niiht al
1
bia
1
to
"!l,) inter wt-ite
laM.oniS«'''»^ iS '.H .0 his 'Judi
a^ .lo nut con.ni-ud thomsu
mtlU
'8 in1 azures unjust
ir. 'Character. In a.one
llr. „.i
THE rol HTrKNTUAMKNl^^1--^
„f the con-'iiuti
zctinbit' upon 1 I
mould nave attacked
iu
111
af
tlin
-od
"w wine are imp
!vS,
emposition Thpreflf, ^howias
1!:G lit -lit. Political
Channel.
forty-Eighth CuagreMk
TUK HEN ATE.
Ihe foil .vi changes have been made in
the senate of the United States nmce the lual
session of the forty-neve:,tii congress: In II i
nois, Shelby M. Culioin Iiep.) nucoeedB David
D.iv.s (Ind.) in Colorado, Thomas AL Bowen
fll 'V HucceetJs (ieorgo M. tJhillcoU (Hep,)
iM.i-nryia, A.!fro.i Ii Colquitt (Dem.) ancceeds
Barrow (Dem) iti Iowa, iiu--s F. WiU
Honi.iep) hUcceed" J. W Mci) 11 (Iiep) in
'ii-tana, ii iiidall Gibs u (Dem.) succe .la W.
-il"gg ilt.-p in Michiiran, T. W. Palmer
J. e.j sueoeids P. W. I'Vrry (Ilep.) in
-v oru-ka Charlo.* F. Mr.n r-on, Hip.) BUC
•"••d-Alvin SaundiT*, (Iti-p
1U
Atmin P'k •,
A
f0-tiiit--3i"»n-' any poiit-
-al or r«-l g. n- "t^-ts f.-r adm -srm to t»s®
..fficen of the pu'-l'.OM"rvice to wvh *he nta'c
ii tes. Th Biatu'e n lattd iu it.s o.'iuinal
to f|i ci*f-itled ciei kshi' s iti tb- ^-\ct n x«
nnvi' departiriunTB at \\asl.iii^'on, mini!r'lig
ibo'.it f,tiiut. a 1 to niinsiar i o-niions in tne
ii-:-in-' and ili-'-'S wli-re as
tnany an tifty are employed. A el isf
«.f til. s" j.-.»-ttt"P.-, ana Og.-U* to 'i a*, e
Mtilig ill tiif .i-i.lllgtoll -tii'-e*. Win linly 111.1
iteft.ro the law went mro ff et. Eu-vi'-n cu"'Otn*
li-t ic'H and tw nty-t.ircf postoffi,-- w-re
i,I»»r tho i'liin. ate ouerainui
l'h«! annua: r-twito^ the ci*»'
ion, wjih'h wnl fo nj befa'-in
will afford tho mei-
fJ r|adlTt.W"l.t
I rough: ni
Ttioro ^l iv.i
of the wia
HM'ViCo ,'o
:ed!'C
.ire of a Unno 1
i-|i ',ia:e 1 to Hi
*N.\.
A V
ciis.'i
'•WA.
AiliM'-
F. VR .:
N*sas,
I I.'IS !.|
!I i. 1M'
s-'-kv.
S. Wis
under the act
Jan. Hi. 1 nti led An ao- to reifulate
and lrni-tovo the csvii Hi-rvnre of the I mied
Stat s,' enu red prounit.y upon tho ^ciiarge
of tin ir *hiti"n. A Ker:esof ruu-a frau«.-d in ac
cord Willi spni: if the Htatuts
w:ii at proved a pr•.mi iLrat*• 1 by the
proMoeiit. In i piiite loais where
in thev sc ttn--d deftctivo those
uile.s Wi:iu frulH tjn eiily anwudid. It wnl !i
j-.-rci'iVi.-d tnal th
A
rt to tin' tiierPnoi* the.n
«v-t- HI, 1 a»n i iiitt its H'.-i- i.a
ti.tH f-tr jr ved innefleittl- It* piacUcat
m.-Uioils a) e'.ir to be adfpute for the en
u-^ tl, and then-, liaa be-ii no 'MO'.I* d.^
en ty in can ing H't ni u-to effect Nnei ...
i (itii of u v lav
rnon, fo far
ut' to tiie pir
I- O.," tl
.111 V OF III" I'M
ii:
r:i
ci»i- y
-V- .:,-.lli
I,
Hu!l:l-ll-101i
1
ir.' xaLionatton
ltllv*.
•s.
.. wh-ii th' |.r, ««:it executive e
I,., li o I hi -fli?.', hi" destb, n in 'V..1, re-i.
I ru-u-M md -. Yw hi- duties mh.
I have loJ tho ^ovcinmcut wj-hou
I liotial head. It w po^ihl". of ouir
ih.it a litr coni.ugeni»
I an*e, un e«* tho wis-ioin
h!ui 1 nvnl awiini' it* ii'Cirj
at.-, at I'.S'S.H-I M,
u
I
I h-
I-: AU .,
El'.,vc:
lit
E. U
tl ic
lo N.
1
2 T:
3 8.
4
r. c. i
(j '11
'o the P(nversa:ul duties of ill®
th
bi
hiid ih
the pre iiieli
inub,! ty, 'l'-o
ui oii to'.' vie
ill she cnviiin-t nu
as conurew* may by
t,,,lH
'"o K providtng. that when
,t rh.ill HlllVr f'-' ",
prcHidential ollice «t all dev dv
presi 1- lit whonmxt
f)f
{.
1 1 i 1 U I n
i,r uatur-d zod
n
,i„. ii,,...,1 J,,,.,-. a »»ri, •».. of
dicn .n
tlier
1],in amendment
°J- f) iHHure iu-moeM of 'Uo I -J-
n W
co orod "7\'Xs Cortain H.*tuatory pro
aim polnical
r,r
v puro the eiii'rc ni'-io of
vis one, inteoo"! i
rei.t.,it
tbo-n riiili a,
K! «i-i..r .D fc, J.-dn E. Lamb...-D
,e*n el Cobb ... 1» 0 1 bonus B. Ward.-. .D
S!"Ck--= aiT'-r... li» Thomas Wood.
*'il iiii S ll'tlnwin, Dl 11 Georu- W. Steele.
j. Mi:'-"1?! D' i 2 ii,ot'i-ri Lowety...
JI. Bi'owue.lli i 3 WioiUiU it .uiiia
J. 1'eei.e. ..RI
IOWA.
McCoi-I K 7 John A. K«oi... ..S
8 W. P. Henbura....
ii* "li| 0 w. 11.M Pussy,,...!'
1 M. A
,1. M-ir .hy..
|). p: 1 i. liii-!•
4 ], i Wilier...,
f) .lines 1.sou..
J. C- Ci.'ok
unieiidnieut, to mat
llial iiigri-ttH projio- wJj.ch prescribed
JIIOV Hion OF THE C.."U
iCt ilt (lf
laws,
iltr form liHit'h lor appropria
»4.»
,i..i Ins approval to P*i
that
wlieroby ill re
timi "f public
enabled who
lar i'dii-
'P
moil
KANSAS.
1 J. A. Anderson A: lare^, L.nanbaclr... .R
2D C. H.ck-ll At I irtc. S.R.I etB.s.. ..R
3 Thoma* Ryan...,
At large,E N. Morrill
|,i ,pi 10 1 lie J..111S- 1 v Ti Findlav...
10. i
V 'letiaied «'i"
b*\
1 n 0 ,urt.
COIIH ttuoua by
j-nai ante.-a
rcc .g
rail-
tli ir
tii#
th!?
Any l-rfis-
1 1 1 3 1 n i V i a ..viul v Minpl"-
wliereby con-.li ..
jf |H
lat'O
••!i tho
affords lor "ll" ,V "i.v n
aid-
.t oil
v
fjuiil el'J
u
I, priv
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I 0"*ar Turner Ij 7 J, Blacubarn ..
o.Puni.s 1". ,iy Di 8 I ti"u i'^'.i. Jr..
K. Hali*».l 9 W.W.« u b.-n»on..
4 T. A. •b*r:»iin....l\lU John I nite
5 Albert S.Wiles Dill Frank Woltord.,
li Ji.hn O. Carli.-i'} D|
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i I'drh'tm Hunt Dl f» J.Floy.l Kmc I and g&ii^ tin- iiuinhcr of diairicta:
K J.-V- E i».,.".'!!Dl *A. STIerrou
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MAINE.
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Se.sen Dingley,
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0 ll. B- Levering D|12 Geo, D. Rjtmson..R
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5 Jui-us" Houseman.. 1'j 11 Eiw-trd Lr-.-itung.. .It
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7 Kben F. 8'one It
jp Wm. A Russ»l!....R
".It! 0 I ('«od re Lvrnan...I
"fdlo Wiih.un W. Bae...11
"*I)I| 1 William Whiting...R
1 Tl T. Davi?...
2 .1"hn Lone.
3 A. E omey..
4 a Co -inn..
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MISSOOML
i- eh.. 11 8 John CSV. ,t
V4- or... 1| C. lii o.tiint'ii i.., ,V
|. M. l),nKr-iy !i» Martin L. Ceir iy,... f)
i -i N. iiurns i| I K chard 1'. Biaud ..D
V -x r.'ie:- (irnvt-3.. 2 l"n,tries il. Morxau,
Jj •John i o»er»ve.. .1), 1 I{ .hort W. Fyan...
7Ayiett H. liuuitner. ,DI I-I wudus H. Davit..D
NEBRASKA.
1 A. J. Weaver Rj :t K K Valentin# K
2 JiUiR-» Lairi! h(
NEVAOA
Oeorge W. Cass id y Dl
KEWiJAMrMntu:.
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pu1 niocrat-., and two Mnhon*
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37 Democrat*, 37
NEW JKUSKV
i i i:. mas M. FrrMl.Dl a W in. W. Pheipi., ,R
2J. ll.ii Iiitiwer...., li| ti Win. H. F. Fi.i.iler..D
3J..U K-.CI. Jr Rj 7 William MeAdwo.. .D
I JiMii F. U... ul
N t\V TO UK.
1 Perry Itelmout. ., .!' 1 Fred A. Johnson..
2 Win K Rubinvm. ,D .iAt.r -.mX Parker....R
3 1 irwiti imns..It -it Kdw inlWetnrh' .Ii
4 Felix t'ampbe.i lJ.UI ie»rjj«» W. Ray ...It
o N" c-.i.ias Jlu ,cr lipj-j I'hur f* S.iiiu ,R
Samuel H. Cox, 23 .1- Ttiomaii S:irig«s..D
7 H-. |inr«-hi iiner... I): 1 N. W. N'u ting.. .11
8 John J. A-iatn* D^-* rank Hisi.,»c«t
i 9 Joan flamy Iiv!*» S'-reno lv Payne. ..R
It' Ahiam h. Hewitt.. .Di'JT J. \\. Wadcworth .11
II O i.:!idoIi. Potter.Hiephen C. Millard.It i
12 W.iido IlnteJiins !i2i» John Arnot I
i I: .•:• N K--. .. 'in. II. ... i
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5 Jiihn J. Uagluy, Witlard F, Roe-m.. U
icans, Democrat*, 37: Ma
ll li-depi-nd'-iit, 1. Fo.l-WMig arc! I. •). Van A :.t\ ne.. Fr.nie.s U. lii ivcr. ,1.
-of tli« members of the restnt i 17 ll nrv J. i:,-Klei-rh ltj.V iarce, il.W. Hiocum.D
NORTH CAUOMNA.
•ISAM A. [(jSsJSSTt'i'l. I 1 Walter li. Pool ltm 1 Illtnt Dowd ....D
P, i 2 Jatr.ei- E. IJ'ILira 11 7 '1 v n York I
j) 3Wi!nrto:i tireen.. ,1'jS Rober* VHIIU,.„.1)
p. 4 WidiamR. c:ox...,..1»|Atlarge. U. 1. RstiB'Att.D
NKVADA.
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14 lHhi in. i». Fair,....1
NEW HAMWmRi:.
Iljl vS.j Henr. W Hhur ,,K
P.|l»*'.' Auv r, F. Pike. ..
NI.'W JKH«F.T.
1' .-ss" Wii o n S w e
Alfred Al. Scales,....D|
Tt OHIO.
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.: ks." F,. (i. Fajinam ...1
ni -.Dils-.» Warner Miller....Ej
N..i:nt fAuouNv.
iwn.H.l-'^.'i Z i|!il T: H. Van.'p.Ii
uitt. I'il^s'J Man W. Kaiisom..D I
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ioni 1» 1*37 John S'-': man ....Ii
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ees.D Jatii'-H 11. Slater,.Pi
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!, ,-.wi J. D. imelon ...I
1 J-•iii. IT. F.-.ii't D: 1 2 A
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I- iae ,M. Jul- ii!....D' 1 3 f».-oi g" t.'o ivcr-t. I
3 IP'!•" M. Murray..l»! It G.-w W. I)
-11.. I." F.-vre I).l Ad"Uir'm J. vainer,
5 i Sunny. .. I) If! li-riah W i kins .... 1)
6 William I), iliil i 17 John. 'I'. Uiideirraff.H I
7 Henry 1. Morey...Ril8 »ui. McKiuPy, Jr. It
8 J. «rr- Ke f- r. .R 1 K/,rn 15. 'laylur.
9 JatneR J*. ibiuson.. I D.ivi.1 It. i ait'"..
10 Frank li. Ili.rd i 21 M.triiu A. Foran.
11 J. W. McCor^i-l..It|
OBKOt'N.
v t. i ru'o.
i'KNVSTIA \N.
1 H'-nry II.
Hi'-.iihum IP 1 "j
2 Cb irles O'N'-'.i! lijHi William W Brown.R
3 Sainuo Ii.m laii..D: I 7 J.icob M. Cami-b^h.R
4 \\i.,.a:n K£,!b-y .It I uis K. Aikiuxon .11
5 Aitre I llarmer.. Itj I tl William A. Duncan
(j .l inn s li F,¥••!!] .rt. lt,2i.' Andrew urtin..D
71, Ki'wton K*ans...Ri2l Charles E lioyle. ,D
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9 A H'-rr Mnith R|23 Thorn,is M. ll»yoi,.R
10 W,i..ani Mnichlfr.. D|J4 i-uiv- V Lawrmice
11 Joi.n It. Storm 1!2 John D. P.itJon... ,D
12 DI'M- I W Co'.iie'. y.D|'Jii !J!IIH»I II. Miller. ,.K
13 Chns. N- ISruintn. h,inui-i .VI liranierd.K
14 Stuuei F, lJsirr IljA: !.iri{», M. F. Kointt..
IillODK I'-I. AND
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SOUTH CAliOLINA.
1 S tnui'l Dii)iii« o Julm J. Ileraphiii.. .D
2 G.'oitso D. 1 liiuian...I) (i He"itie W Darg iti..D
3 Wviitr AIKHII DiT F.. \Y. M. Macivey 11
4 Jehu H. Evins Dl
TENNF.SSBE.
1 A. II Pettiboup It 0 Andrew J.Caldwell.D
2 Ii 'onides C, liouk. ,,.lii 7 John G. Ballantyne
3 t«««.rg« (1. Dinrell,:...i 8 Johu is. Tayior....D
i: Imund- 1, i i H-nton Mi.Mi hu D| li e" A, Pearce
5 Hicliard lumer.. ... 1 I ii Casey \oung
TEXAS.
1 Ctnirios Stt'Wi«i.,....D, 7 Thos. P.Ochiltree,lad
2 Ja:n*8 H. It D' 8 John U Milter
3 James II. J"ti*s D| 11• 'K'*r Q. Jl'ill
4 ivni li. Cu berts.-ill. LJj U) John Ii
uncock
,1. W. Throckinor on, i 111 rt. T. Lauham.. .0
Odn Weibom 1 I
VERMONT.
1 John W. Stewart R|2 Luke P. Poland
VIlUilNIA.
1 Robt. M. Mayo Mah J.din R. Tucker....E
2 H.rry hib'iv M.MI 7 -Un l' UL,. Mai
3 Georife D. W'iso.... din H. Barbour....
4 Ben. S. Hooper. .Muf.i'.i Henry S. howi-n..M.d
5 George C. Cabell Dj A' hi rue, J. S. Wife.. Mat
WEHT VnUHMA.
i 1 N ithan G'iff. Jr R--3 Jonn E Kcena I
1) I 2 William L. Wilson..D F.ii.-:ac« Ciiosoti,,.,..D
•Wli-OON'SIS.
I 1 John Wtnans ti 11. -nard (iui-u'her. ,,R
i 2 Daniel II. Sumner... D'7 int. M. Woodward.
"d liurr W. June* .1),"* William T, Pr:Ce,...H
4 Peit-r V. nster....D.U lutac biepheMm.,,.B
5 Joseph Rankin..... ,D|
i To'al*—D'-rnn., 102 R'P*-. 118 Mahonlfe*. 6
lniieu*'tidfnt-, 5 tir^ennacker*. 2 v«canri"s
cas'on.-i lv'hA d,.i!h of ,1. IVl-Braff, of ibe
I 8"V»'i!ie#nili U do strict, and Andrew S IJ rron,
of the rtixth Ii n -una disinct) 2. To!», 326.
Democratic maj tity »\vr pabiic-ins, 74 Denio
ranc miij -rity ow-r all, til.
Tho following «iowa tho political cliaiiROs
i.:i' have taken placo betwrcn tho Forty-s *v-
Foiiy
At..!
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1 i 2 Jane's M,
li1,! 'St SiTiog-.r,,...D
s".!Iii 14 J. li Ik.w-.il.... ...R
,..iii: "i Joseph G. Cannon.,R
., 1 11'' Aaron Siiaw,. .....,
".'.'li' 1 7 8 W. Moulton......D
J" Iii I s Win. Ii- Morrisuu .D
iii i '.ill W. Townshend.'.D
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THV" wvr? PPI'AlM I'M,
SE\ KTABY LINCOLN'S 1EPORT
Tho espeiulVurea bv requisition under the iirec
tsoo of the Wdi-vlepanmert during the ti-ed veat
ecdiug June 30# 1883, were as follow
galarief, contmjent expenses, and
postage. n.,0'i
Miht-iry eHtahlinniveat Army and
Mi itary ar«it-mv. 27.8U9.9M IS
Public wurksi. i»e,udii|g river and har
bor imprvemeo's ... 15.65#,3S7 31
Mlscelianeoua objecta 4.154.736 86
Total f*9,7!U,06o 43
and the sum -t $1,003.1 ty 3ti was i reiliiinl under
the act of Mar. 3, IH7!» (2.» Statutes, 420) to
tbe aubtiidi/e.l I'A. itiv- I.i ,r i(U, for trsusnortatioa
services r.« 1 the *ar department during the
fiscal year 1883, and prior years.
'1 he appropriations for the litcai year l^s-l are
as fo.iows:
Salaries, contingent expenses, and
po«t«in. 9 2,mi21 66
M. itar.v establishment Artny and
Military academy 24.961.557 uC
Puiihc works 80
Miscedaueuua objects, iuciudiue SIK
nul service 5.841.928 07
Total 131.776,952 01
The estimates for the fiscal vear ending June 30,
l88.-», ni revised by me. are as follow*r
Baiari. •*, coe.tiinrent ipenne*. and
pus'age, including one-third of tlie
ek!,m»te of the aii'.inrhiteuii"ut of
•be Mate, war and navy department
building
Mb itary Es'ttl»!i-»!iinetit—Army arid
Military academy 37,196,189 41
Public w irks, ii-c.udliiK river and har
bor uuproveinenis Il,ftl9,049 95
Miscelliiiiooiis ooji-cts, iucludiug tigual
service 3.278.9*26 41
Total 7#
An iticreise of co 111 peri
sat ion of c-hiiis of
dlviMous aud other sub.jrdiea'es, and more clerki
au.l iahiTets are reeounin-iidr-d Esttm u- s will b«
submitted to supply the iieticieuci-s in tlie aignal
service apDri't-naiiuns- The report of tlw general
if ihc annv, winch contains, howecer, no im
portant rec"Unn-ndations, is reviewed, likewise th«
campaign against ttie Apaches. There w«-re. o,*0t'
desertions tlie past vear. As a I'srtial remedy feu
de-eriiiin, no incri-ai«e ti,t pay of private soldiers tc
*1 ti pec tuoiiili la lecoiunie (led. Ttiero were in
Sei.reinlier 311 ctdei-. at ibe military academy.
It is rt'Cirnuieiidod tvi' the laws should be
amende .1* permit ill- ers at remote p..-sta to
employ enlisted men, nt,uii the approv.it of th«
proper ilepnr in-.nl coinmandi-r, fur tiotiiiMH' iur
jins-'s wbeirt servants cannot lia obiained, and ttinl
there he reit. rsiithe per di«m allowances to ollScor*
serving away from their station.* on courts ,r ul
laud miii'aiy boards. An appropriation of $15,
000 is recommended for itie 1 urciiase of a pieo oi
i iainl iu the District of Columbia for a national
irga A..lost 1 cemetery. From Oct. 1, 18*v2, to Oct. I. last,
forty-six IH 1 -ons were committed to tlie goveru»
-nt hospital lor the insane. 1 here were, June
30, 407 prisoners in the military prit-on at Fori
Leavenworth. The number ot record* of trials by
general courtamartial received, tevised and recorded
during the vear was l,is5, an increase of 131
over ihe pr -ve us year an i the iiuiuiier ol rec ,rd»
of cases tri.-d before garnsott and regimental
courtsuiartial received and flied .ti judge aav.xjates*
ottii'es at department headquarter*tluriui: U10 same
period was 8,40', The number of reports and
opiuions rendered upon courisimartiai and miscel*
-latieons qu stious ot law w*s 1,487, an nicroiiso oi
6'.Mi over last year.
At the beginning of the la-t f'scal v.-ar there re
mained in the treasury to t' e credit of the quarter
Ban er'# department $1.1 82.23U 65. '1 lie sum
appropriated was $11,375.tKM», a»d the balance
1 in drawn at the close of 1 lie year $1,205.270 01.
Ninety new buildu-gi at a cost of $147,178 have
been authorize 1: repairs ha-e cost $4r2, 50. Ap
propriation* are reemmonded lur^e permanent
posts near Indian reservaiii 1* anil fr outlet a Trans
pot'tavi'ui by rail, water, w*goQ aud stag-* for 05,
1 106 per.sous, 0,270 an'innan 1 118,035 tons of
I materiii, costing $2,140,051.49.
On June 30 Un re werr on hand 10,400 horse*,
mules, etc.
Claim* under the acl of July 4, 18(51, awaiting
ae'ion st the begin mug of
1
he year and received
duriii" 1 tie vear ufirregaiei' lti.rs'Jti, ainountitig to
$7,771,174 ."•»: and sevei.ty-oee claim*, amount
ing to $44liiH8.1U, which had been pre-ented to
bosids and o.inuj.is-isoiis prior to Jan. 1. 1H8i), wera
called up outing the rear. Ttie number of claims
on which action was taken was 4,M*3, amoanliiig to
tt3, 112.2ns.21 and tiiere remained on hand Ju.-f
I, 1 mm3. 11,074 emuis, 11 mounting to $4,323,*
3i").'). 2H.
T::e total number of deaths from all causes re
p. rit-d Irom the army for the tiacal yeai ending
Juee 3 », 1883. 1* 24J.
The additions to the medical library daring the
past year incoi Jo 3.01 2 vtiiuiiies and ab .ut 5,000
pampliieis, maKing -tho totai iimnh in !h« coilec
ijon about lio.O'.io %'olume* and 08,7u pamidil-ts.
'Iho si.ty ilepar.iuent Ins, luring the year, properly
iiccouLU-d for $l.ri,400.310.,r4. lti-garding lake
ut,d ai-»a«t d.-feiiM N aus nave be.-n prepared
for the application of tho turret system to some of
our niiirt important naibors. Our seacoaht. with
Ita great cuiea and important Larbor.-s is defense
less to-day again*t ti e attack a modern iron
chid, aud it is humthatit tf even to imug ne the
in ,rtideation, ios-» of lite, propeity and n:o-.ti»'" to
ytiich we would he subj'ct-d »hou.d war come sud*
deiiiv upon 11*, as tne history of i.aiions shows, urny
happen at any nin
KlVliltS AND UAHBOKS.
The balance the treasury July 1, 1882. to the
credit of at'iptoprtattoim for improvin'e harbors and
rivers was Jf4,73n«2t3.."8. '1 ne appr,.priain-na bjr
I lie acts ot Juno JO, 1**2, Aug. 2. 882. and
i arcii 3, TS83, wire !^18 7-l,335, and $373,-
TJOJ.21 w is urawn from liidt-lluite approprialiuui
for ciina rnotiiig ,iuttie« iu tlie Miuth tasa, iii-sis
,-iopi river operating and care of varioiiH canals
4"5fi. ai removing i-utiken ve^eis obs rnciing navigi
Uoti. '1 ne drafts by requitiiiou onring th" year
*eti- $13.t*l 1,511.27. leaving a ba.aiie.e of $10,
(i21 ,ti IU fio ill the tr -asut v July I. 18M3, aufl oa
the sauie itate tiiere wa* in me hauds of officers or
on deposit to their cre iit $2,302,2^.4- lo. Siuc#
that d,ii« and up to N v, 1. thrre has been drawn
from tlio treasury $4,000,81 1,27.
Gr.-at attention has been giveu by the ordnance
buma'i to carry into effect i h- appropriation made
in tne act approvd Murch 3, 18*3, tor making,
conv'-r'iiig, aud testing i fl caiiuou. A number of
Cotiirac suave been niade, which are in iitoceta of
esrtcunoii. The det.nis of tii« e*..ed:'ioii ot the
Proteus are givrn. It will be necessary that early
proviMoti inion i be m:i'ie t-, tit out ano'iier «xpedi
tion for the reiiet of Lieu:, lii.-eiy and ids party.
The comparatively am
ad pur'ion of Hie build ua
0"W occupied by tn s a.parimeut is entirely m
adequaie tor ita need*, and ilie security of the yal
Uat,,e puhiic records ni 11 stored iu scattered aired
buUd'.tiL's requires t' al tne new building should be
Coiiipleievi wittiout d-,ay
EDUCATION IN TIIE AIlMT
Tne ofllcer in uatge of oduca ion in the artny
reports that process lias been maie in sysiemizing
aud rendering more effective the post schools al
ready established. '1 lie average stt'-n iance wad
greater tliun in the year before 1 again reeominetid
iegjsiatiou authonz ng th--. eulisunent of 150 coin
i peieu- iua-ructora, witn tue rank, aud pay of coin*
).. I misaary aergeams.
I earn-soy recommend that the attention of
congress be invited to the subject of giviug sub*
-••--stanti.d encoui agem- nt to the formatioa of voiun
11 ie-r iri..itia oi-g.ii.iz lions in every bial-. and in the
... Dt»inci of Columbia, by iili.-ral appropriations,
4 With our suinl. stait ling army, our main dependence
5 must be on our militia. In a memorandum it is
6 Stated that the s-ecretark*s of war and the navy
hav« rhcided that it is not practical).e to send
another expedition to the red -f ot Lieut. Groely
fhis year. It. is *ubttul it any *es»ei could reacb
Upernavik b. for Oc- 20, ou account, at' tue ice,
the rapidly shortening days, aud the increas'.ug
cold. The danger of wrec-ti ga n w redef party
in its attemp- to roac i th s pia. e is far greater than
., shou be iucurr.-d for th» chance of reti-ieriug any
JjOS#. to Gree y. Lieut Gree y's case is ooiiaidered
by no means hooelesf. lie has the advantag of
daylight to move if he left his station, as ord -red,
u: later than Sep'. 1. The days wbicts w mid be
lost in outfitting a ve-s 1 and in the
voyage to Greenland will be ntil z«d by
iu. Arriving ut Cape Sibine not far fr'nu Sepr.
I liVli, perhaps ear.ier, he wi I P-aru of Garhugton's
disaster, and determine open plans for the winter.
I If h" attempts 10 move sou upoa the Danish
I set lements, hi! has 74'» rati-ns at Cape H*biue,
'^40 more on an ishinl in its vtciuitv west or Bre
voori island, anl 24o at ttleiou island—sufficient
wittiout reirenchmeut for forty-eight ".ays for his
eommaiid. But ho y clue se to regain Lady
Frsukiin bay. over a distance of about 2o0 miles.
Tnere he had iimre than a ye. r'o »np«iiy of tne
i best aa.-orted i, hgtits. fuel and shelter. For nit
journev nor'liward ue wou have, at Cape Subina
and on tiie island west of Brevoorf, s jm-« ttnrty
nine days" food at starting, and. on bis road.d'P iti
at reasonable distancs, which he will not have
emptied on hit- way down lo Cape S.ibuie. Of ttie-e
depots there were, at C„te Hawks, over two
mouths' sunuhes, ten days' at Cape Colliiisow. apd
t. n at Carl Ruier bay. From one to another ol
these be v*u travel comparative y light, sure to
iltiu pi"!*.ty os Li» return to Ladj Fran&uu bay.
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