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Massachusetts, following message was trans mitted by the Governor to both branches of the Le- gislature of Massachusetts on the Ist of June:

 To the Hon. Senate and House of Representatives.:

 The Chief Magistrate of the State of Delaware has recently transmitted to copies of sunCry Re- solutions passed by the General Assembly of that state at their last session. They have relation to the distribution of Public Lands of the United States disappearing thereof either by direct grants to the States, or by nominal sales at reduced prces to the citizens thereof and recommending the appropria- ton ofhe Revenue arising from the sales ofthe lands otthe Union to the purpose of extending the means of Education throughout tAe republic as soon as the liquidation of the national debt shall warrant the same:-they declare concurrence in the Resou- tons of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania 'that the tariff of 1928 accords with the spirit ofthe cons

 tuition of the United States, and that maintains the true principles of protection to the industry of tine country against foreign policy and legisation"-an in the Resolutions of the Legislatures of Louisiana and Vermont, "that the law of 1898, on the tariff is expedieni, and harmless to the southern States " they affirm the constitutional powers of Congress and the expediency of their exercise in the construc ton of works of internal improv recom- mend further relief and provision by Congress for the surviving officers and soldiers of the Revolution they express dissent to the amendments of the Constitution of the United States proposed by the Legislature of Louisana 'so as to extend the term of office of President and Vice President to six years and to render the President ineligible to re-eecton and to the amendment proposed by the General Assembly of Missouri, to provide a uniform mode of electing the President and Vice President, without the intervention of electors and that the election shall in no case whatever be submitted to the House of Representatves-and also dsapprobation to the Resolution of the State of Alabama, approving the administration of the Chief Magistrate of the United States. and nominating him for reelection.

 These Resolutions and proceedings of the Legis- lature and Executive authorities of Delaware are now offered to your observation in compliance with the requests which severally accompany them in their transmission to me. LEVI LINCOLN