New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

jurisdiction Of The Court as We. being probably only
appellate there could &c for SOME time business e
revoke lie action.
The provisions for County Courts and the officer
connected with hem. and the other cieers Of the Ter
riiory (which you m0y consider necessery-the law
for regulating and holding electionsthe qualihcaron
of vOtCs--ihe iurfcciiOn OF the supreme ana us
trci Couris-he eecton or appoinin en- Of justices Of
the Peace and ablestheir powers and jurisi p
tOl-ile means OF settling deeeaeDts, estates $50 ai
o. tler several matere are unprOvided for by exist
iul laws together with other obvious HVDec-i Atel
no comment from me.
In lecard 70 con, tables and iustices however de-
sire 10 aste that have issne.i number Of cOnmls-
siOns throughout the Territory, which, under the Act
OF Congress will expire az the end of your pr,sen,
sesson and IL would probably prevent pubic and pm
yste eriuent TO euthoize them 10 complete any pro-
ceedines which may then be pending before them IT,
a. il probable You shall provide for filling theee offices
By election would suggest that some provision be
made for the time that shall e-pse between the expira-
ton Of the present commissions and the election and
qualifications of Lew incumbenis
The presence in teritOr, of so large number Of
Indians interpreted as they with the white pOpu
ation adds feature to the indiscrminae sale OF in.
oxicsing liquors, which does not exist in 0 her com
muIiiIes. portion of them iGdulge, upon almost
every opportu ty, in the excessive OF ardent sp
it's the friends and enemies Of prohibition who are
acquainted with the Indian character and its fenzed
Developments under the influence Of ntoxcatlon, will
probably all unite in the admission that special pre-
cautions IN this respcct are necessary ar well Tor the
whites against violence The more estimable mem
bers Of Of the tribes using their influence to
check his evil md should second Their efforts as
well for our sake as their own.
The cause Of Education need scarcely recommend
10 your special attention II is always better to pay
for the educ6toD Of the hoy than the punishment OF
the man. To enlarge upon the necessity Of general
education for producing good government would be-
NJ this day work Of SUI ation and leave the
matter in your hands confident II viii receive the at
ieDtion it deserves.
Lrvyieg of public Taxes at this time at lees, to any
COZ siderable extent, before people have secured
title to Il eli lands allied Their products, would be
undo siTabe unless absolutely necessary 20 levy and
collect for cOunty'Or other purposes have no
doubt that tie preemptOr who claims iDchOate tile
IN his quarter section could be assessed thereon for his
share Of the public burdens
The location of the permanent seat of government
is aso refened TO you by the act of Congress making
the appropriation, and in view of the large expeul
ure necessary for the erection Of public buildings,
and of the fact that in of removal the burden OF
new buildings will fall upon the people Of the Terrific
ry wisdom would seem 10 require that this duty should
be performed with an eve 10 the future well the
present and to the probable rapid progress of our Tel
Titory and the probable bounds Of a future State.
The organization Of the militia of the Territory Il
another subject which will demand your attention. and
in this connection have to inform you that the Terri
tory Of Kansas il entitled TO two thousand muskets,
deliverable in kind ald also to hundred and thirty
seven muskeis being the annual appropriation FOL 1873
from the Ger eral Government. The annual apprOpr-
alton NAV be commnted for other field artillery
al cost Thee arms are deliverable at any accessible
point in the Territory, the requision OF The Gov
eInor and will be called for whenever the legislation
of the Territory shall make il necessary or expedien
Ereoptise Department. July g. 1855.