At the same time, it is a plain dictate of wisdom and expediency that the commerce of the river be not unnecessarily int...
I transmit herewith dispatches received yesterday from our minister at Hawaii.
I hereby return without my approval House bill No. 3289.
The objection to piers in the river for the purpose of supporting bridges is in any event so serious that...should not i...
It seems to me that the language of the bill under consideration...is equivalent to a new grant to that company.
It seems absolutely certain that within a few years a great volume of shipping will extend to that location, which would...
It is certainly very questionable whether piers should be permitted at all in the North River at the point designated fo...
I return without my approval House bill No. 71.
I am convinced that such a relaxation of our existing land laws as is contemplated by the bill under consideration would...
I fully concur in the objections made to this bill by the officers having charge of the public lands.
The dispatch numbered 70 and dated October 8, 1892, above referred to, is still withheld for the reason that such a cour...
Inasmuch as the contents of the dispatch of November 16, 1893, are referred to in the dispatches of a more recent date, ...
In transmitting certain correspondence with my message dated December 18, 1893, I withheld a dispatch from our present m...
To test fitness for the classified departmental service there shall be a clerk-copyist examination and such supplementar...
I transmit herewith the fifth special report of the Commissioner of Labor.
A serious question would be raised as to whether these officers were not at once legislated out of office and vacancies ...
But the most serious objection to the legislation is that it creates at once upon the taking effect of the law the offic...
An examination of the records of the Attorney-General's office as to the amount of business in the courts in these distr...
