The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-02

compis{s pfotsctics, Wins nave 8 vcIes HI tSs
direction q aAin, shal net conssat 70 MIalf ne
ssefsd ri9ht p oonfsrrins upon actitaoD o.
sniosAxr TREATIES.
On the accession ci the present adm!nistrastoa Il
was found that the Minister for North Germany had
for the projection Of emiernnt passenger. 70 which
no response had been given. 4 was concluded that
IN trade should join IN such MEASURE. inyitstions
Pari., Florence Berlin, Brusesls, the Hague, Go.
sentatlves at Washington TO simultaneously enter
into nesotiatios and to ccnclude with the United
regulations to the of the parts Of
sells b be devoted 10 the uae nf eigrant pas. rugerr
- to he quality and quantity Of fbod, and medical
treatment of thr sick anil as 20 the rules TO b OBJ
served during the VOYAGE; In order to sscurs vsh-
tlation, to promote health. 10 prevent intrusion.
establishment Of tribunals In the several countries
f0r enforcing such regulations by summary process.
RUssiAN HsMr.
Your attention is RESPECTFULLY called Ia the Law
question whethss o. FIX the charges on Russian
not yiSlsslcn "i our treaty With Russia, E % pssins
her proucts upon the same ioing with thore u lie
~ 1XxurAorumEs.
Our manufactures sre Increasing with wonderful
1pidity unier the encouragement which they nov
receive, with the imprOven ents In machinery a.
ready effected aud still Increasing causing machin.
0ry W take tne pIoce OF sklIeu ln0Of 10 large ex
tent. Our imp0rts 0i manv articles must fhll on
largely within very few years. Fortunately, too,
man, InanufActursrr are not confined to few local
more and more hihhsed making the interest in them
equal IN az SECTIONS They give employment and
tSs sams time retain VIVA ~s ts saps M wn anS nS.s ~
wise would b. shipped abroad.
:, The extension Of railroads IN Europe and the
East II brlnR,ng into competition with agricul-
iurai pr1iucis like products Of other countries.
sslf:ntercst ifnc, ,sifpres.,ya',on therefore die
tcresf OF the country. 1t teaches NJ alao the me-
ressy of looking n other markets for the sal, or
oui surplus Our y. Rlbois south Of us, AMI China
nn' Japan. should receive our special attention. II
viii he the ,deavor of tie Aimni-ir rai ion to rulti.
va!c suc, rcati0 with all these nations IA IT, en-
title II. to their confidence and make II their inter-
relations
Through tie ag-,uy uf q more te,,,i ,nliry
than thai hitherto pursued toward china, largely
Ine =" ir sgnciii aud efforts of onc Of our Ow
distinguished 81 liens. the worl, is about to com
nen,e largely incrcaseh r. ations with thai lnpulou-
ana hitherto "N, u,,ve nation Asthe United State
have been the in''ia'ury In the new policy so they
H ai IN N masna M mos es,s in m m.1w"e their good
advise such Legislation will cv,r preclude the e.-
slayc' en' "i The Cline-r upon our soii under th,
,hme ~ coolies. ald also pteveUt American vessel,
from nsaging IN the OF soolies to any
country Iulerating the system. 1 al.o recon nieni
thai " iSsOn to China r raised 10 one uf no frat
rlass.
THREE sRE n rnlSc,pLEs.
IN M. 49, ming the responsibility of Chici Mags-
rate Of III. United Sta,r>, II was with ihr cnnvic-
non III tttr Things were "sH4ntia their De,,,p.
IrosIs'h, a,d iulle't development Fi,s among
,hesn ', ,trir, intnerir ~ fulfilling all onr ob.igA-
pro'"rti IT the ciiiz,ns of uur common e ,,niry
wherever they may "hn,-" 10 move, withou' refer
sncc I" original nationality. religion. color Z. ro-
ties. demanding If him unlv obrii,nr. to the laws
nlh proper respect Tor the rights Of others; third
the union cfall the States with equal rights, indie.
strucfible 10y any unconstitutional means.
10 secure the III II Of these has TAX
essential steps, First-in declaring by joini reso.
luton that the public debt Shoul,, b. paid, principal
anu interest. IN coin. SECOND providing means
for paving. Providing the means, however, couId
~ secur. the object desire0. without a proier ad
revenues and AZ economical, disbursement OF them
10 TINS subject the a'iminisrati las most eariics,-
Y addressed Itself win good results, and. a. !
RIeve, satisfactorily to the country. There haR
been no hesitation III changing officials IN order to
secure an 'iin execution u the laws-son,e times
ica results were likely to follow from any hesitation,
IN s,i,nininI inefficient officials against renonstran-
Ger wholly political.
REPEAL or CIVIL TENURE LAW.
I-sy to arise by leaving on the statute iooks th.,
s,.casi tenure Of uice acts and to rarnestiy re-.
60: commend their total repeal y could NJ" have been
the intention OF the trainers IL the COIst Ion when
iroNm'hR thN appointments made Oy the President
should rr!eive the consent Of the Senate that the
ss'sf sSs ps aye b 1 EST. :" retain In office per-
the viii Of thr Pre.ident The hw is inronsistsm,
witt, faithful and efficient administration of the
goverlnien'. What faith can the Executive nut IN
oitcisls forced upon him. and those, ton, whom he
has suspended Tor reasons? How win such officials
hc likely TO serve an administration hch they know
For the second requisite to our grow IN an, pros-
perny time, and frm but humane ,dminlstra-
non ~ existing laws, amended frsn time TO time az
tny may prove ineffective, or. prove harsh and
unnecessary, ar" prolahI, all that are required,
but must be- rcanr'len as fixed bv tn" c"rstitntioh
and gradually acIuirsced In by force ot pubic opin.
Ion from the f"uia ion of the Government to the
present.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The mnnaReinent 81 the original Inhabitants Of
TINS country the Indians, has been subject of en-
barrassinei,' AMI expense, and has been attended
From my own experience upon thr frontiers and IN
Indian cOun'iles do not hold 'hrr Or
,s conduct f the whites who come most y, contact
past. however, canint be undone, and the question
inasl be met I'VE now dnd It. / haw
wa%. OF hs s,i. s% ts,i'y cus .~i Ss r.p1 ,ns.
In amy other light than wards. with fair results So
far ~ tried, am. which hone will be attended ultl.
mately with great success. The sOcie'y OF Friends
II well known as having succeeded In living In
pence with the lndian. ~ the early settlement Of
Penn.yvan,a. while their white neighbour of other
sections were constantly cmbroilcd. They are also
known TOR their opp"si,on to all strife, violence anil
~ and r dssnss Ths.s .%l ias,r gr
me to give the maiiagementof aiew .serva,ions OF
Indians 70 them and to throw the burden Of the M
suit has proven sstisfaciory, and II will l.. iound
more % f"i,y se forth 70 the report Of the Commits.
Indian agents moi On essrvaions, officers OF the
army were selected. The reasOns tbr this are nu.
merous: when Indian agents are sent there or near
there. troops must b. sGnt also. The agent and the
c1mmallder OF troops are independent Of each
other, andars subject to or'lsrs from dIhsrentde-
holds position for ufe. the agent Une 1t the will of
the President. The former Is personally interested
~ livin: In h.ruony wit, Indians AMI III the estsb-
lishment OF permanent peace, to the end that some
portion 0i his life NAV be spent within the limits
civilized secton the latter has such personal
interest. Another reason h an economic one, and
still another e tho hold which the government has
upon life officer, to secure faithful tischsIge Of
duties IN carrying Out given pOlicy The building