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increased and increasing naval power oi otheT na' tiOas of vast importance regards our safety, and the great and growing interests to be protected by it, recommend the subject to the favorable cousde' ratioa Of Congress. H

 The report sfthe Pop,master General herewith commu nisntsd contains detsilsd statement sfhe operations o ahs income postagss will fall short of the expend tures tue year. and TWO millions Of dol lrs This dseeisney has been caused sy the rsdas'Ss % thirds March last No principle has been more gene rally aeqaisesd h by the psops than that Uni. depart shsuid susian Itself by limiting it's expenditures i,s income. Congrsss has never sought to make t [ sessee sfrsvenae for general purposes except for shos period during the last war with Great Britain nor shou t ever become . charge on the geneial treasury. Il Congress shall adhere to this principle as think the, ourht n will be necessary either to curtaii the presen modify the act ofhe third of March last asto improve t rsvsnuss The extension of the mail servee and the ad di,iop. facilities which VII De dsmsadsa ny 'ne .sp,.

 eptisr, will not admit of such curai'msnt VII msts ally the present expendures In the adjustaen that the lowest rates by adopted which will produce h nscssary meet the expsndisures or the de parsment invite tho auen.ion oi Coasae's 1 sne sss the belief that such of the late law may b

 made will yield sufficient revenue wi,host further call sa tue res.ury and with very little m ns psssen

 Psopss nsssurss have been ,atsn in pursuance of th act ef,he hiId of March last for tho lines of mail steamers between th and foreign countries Ths impotspce ef this service comments itse ttrong to fsvoSabis eopsideraton. -''

 With the growsh of our country, tho public busnes which dsyoves on the heads of the several kxecutiy Dsp.ehts hs. greatly incresssd In some respects ,h our. and msay ef thss, might bs transsrred from sno.hsr with advantsgs to the public interest," nor ausS.cispp tine for tho eopsdsranu of this subject Cocarsss wtk view to sysem tn the, orgpuization shs ssvsrai departments, snd dviso ..'Sf tLs public business, wiii not pfobably oecur

 TEe ost inpsftant duties ef the State Department ,.ss ,a our fosess sairs By the great enss he family of assens, the increase of our eonsrcs he eorrsspondng extension of eonsslsr systsm

 slhsps s tks department has bsen greatly increased

 IA s present osssnzaton, many duties of danAestie surs sn csnssng af dcta are dsvolsed on the Sscre

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