Census law praised with minor changes urged
Henry Republican outlines the Census Act as enacted last session, calling it practically workable and suggesting two small changes. It recommends extending franking to Census Office communications and omitting the population schedule inquiry on public debt from the census. Headlines also note revival meetings in St Louis, a New York railroad barn fire, and various dispatches on Indian affairs, politics, and international events.
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS AND FINANCIAL REFORM
The message praises the resumption of specie payments and notes strong business revival, reduced dependence on paper currency, and a growing public credit. It calls for continued debt refunding, possible suspension of silver dollar coinage, and measures to ensure a stable currency and prudent taxation. It also addresses civil service reform, combating polygamy in Utah, and broader foreign and domestic policy themes.
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