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WISCONSIN, TALLMADGE's MES
sAeE.-This is a britd and sensible document. 1t
recommends strict economy in the public e1pendi-
tures, and in making the burdens OF the people Us
light as possible. In regard 10 the Naturalization
laws, the Message considers the Native movement
upius, and impoitc, and advises the Legislature TO
represen, their views this subject to Coz gress.
The Militia laws need revision. The Governor cea-
s;ders the improvement of The navigation of the Fox
and Wisconsin Rivers Of essential importance 10 tho
TeYr;tory, and the construction OF Railrosd fcn,
some point on Lake Michigan 10 the Mississippi
River il impsriously demanded. There is general
Impression that the construction oil the milwaukee
ard Rock River Canal, which was intended 10 con-
nect thoss waters, is abandoned. The amount OF
the public deb, should be sscer'ained and means
provided for the payment CT the interest ana the
liouidation of the principal.


.It i, no, be said this young and thriving Territory
sanctions even IN name 'ne ht or Mns and vSn
W her aure she Ra want the me ans 10 aFy oci ao


rs nnSe aud sat,s,aeion 10 rned pGhc faith. a
the s,,re foundation Of her public credit


In relation 10 Agriculture, the Message has the
following jus, views:


..To NV mind Wisconsin be, OF all countt the most
dssfsbe fcr farmers Hero. preennenuy small Sierat OF
s n,cee.. boon Of mans destiny Independence Here II
farmers respect themselves may be ou az an Agricultural m
teres, intelligent uprgnt naa e S' hsn s b
;hsy will poi be subordinate ~ The po%eiG iueneo o. e
Gown and the apefyading sway oi an sifo ant
ga;,ton gnt 10 II hem for that high desiiny ains must
bs REGARDED honorable pnrsuit ihe guoic nle oA
upo il as liberal cang, nierior 10 no profession ~ esy


