President Hayes Budget Message Summary
The President outlines finances and public debt reforms, favoring retirement of greenbacks, a mixed gold and silver currency, and legged sinking fund. He supports civil service reform, anti polygamy actions in Utah, and stronger enforcement of federal law. Foreign relations progress, Alaska judiciary needs, and federal finance projections are noted with calls for congressional action.
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Census appointments for North Carolina districts explained
In December Washington outlines how census supervisors are appointed by the President with Senate approval and enumerators by the supervisors. District boundaries list Beaufort to Washington counties, with four districts defined and pay estimates from 120 to 250 dollars. The letter stresses appointments in June and urges businesslike qualifications for all posts.
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Wives of our Presidents by James Parton
James Parton describes wives of early presidents including Jefferson and his wife Mrs Maris Skelton, Madison and Dolly Payne Todd, Dolly Payne's move from Virginia to Washington life, and Dolly's role managing estates, plus details of Andrew Jackson and his wives and the impact on his career and public image. The account notes Jefferson’s marriage age, Dolly’s beauty and schooling, and Jackson’s contentious marriage history.
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Government Printing Office at Washington Largest in World
The Government in Washington runs the largest printing office globally with annual costs near $1,000,000. Since its 1860 establishment the treasury has paid about $28,000,000 to it, averaging over $1,500,000 yearly. It has never been inventoried and holds over 2,000,000 pounds of type on hand.
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