Mower County transcript., 1871-12-21


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ferior degree were released for the present Thcs
nave nave generahy mado concessions on thclr gum
Sreat caution mas @ 0een cxercs In nahns aIi'sts
Not"HhstandlnG 'hc large NUMBER IL Is hcil'Ve
thaH no innocent person ~ no" III CUSTODY:
inc prisoners VIII nc nclu LOT regular trlai IN IN
1uacial Irinunas , 30 Oh Inc uuea @ ] A. soon Sn.
were about 10 take S1sorous measures 10 enforce IN
law, many persons abscondeG, ana there Is goo'
yoatsd iGs he law n rennr u Of what hns
done under this law will be submitted to C"nsres
ny the Attorney dcheraI.
! The Rlurmons md POlySany.
lam r.mmonanl to civiliZainn decerrw and tn IL IN,
is,r,, cf 1ho f1ni,ea st,tr. rrrit,r,,I nhicnrs
ho..vor hnv. hc'n fWI"d ,vho orn w.;ilir,t tn r.r
tn ,;o =; 1;;t T f v ] 5 ~ pE
~ ~ 80 ] ~ e ] t;;n - H. odtt ~ tyt ~ ,ho @ "v
NJ; M;., Soo " y, 1 sus.'"S M @ wv .; ] ~ Inv i'. ~
t.,. v;ii l." u ;th; t ,nri. ". w, m
tc nca w's s s nt M, win, 'o e rsisG,1 rsn1 %
thoso on.air "iftI nts t. VIII. VIA 90 ~. , onI;,
h"t tho;r nr"otca, Tnov NIL, ho nrn,ontod G1 H. ~
wnr.n df 1:nd eccordiu;, =" WI tn W dt"tn, nf hn
cnnscinccs hnt thcv viii not ic nrrmitt.d m vio
II msy " he advsalla for to,.,r... j., c,,s;5o,
what in the rxrcution of l,w. nynInst nnlv,,nmv
is to be the status of tho plural wives ana thei,
onsprlhss. me propr'e!y OF NohS'css passing N
enaDing act authoriZhS ihe territorial Legislature
h w. o'a n 10 iS'ac"c M at, ai ctaren m n4fh prlr 10
..lie nXeu x. IN tic act mt w. Jus''Hu ny lts hu
.y nlanuy w ;l!csc .Auoeen. cAlur'n MS ~ sos'
gcs'!oh oh'y' anu moi rccoIh'nchoat'oh
The Indian Policy.
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s,itod fovor,h1 o fr "a. n,,' no i,TnI e, .as t,
limited time dIirnn which il has hocn IN cnarn;ou
1hrn,'ah tho aa3ions ~ 49,, "1 ,;o " H;ot;a -,
nr;sten, 'to 10 49,, a, .ne ] t 81
ton of the policy, and the board of commissions
orrkh rnl h1,k Inu A,,~s1
tribes of Indians havo been induced tr
settle upon reservations, to cultivate the
soil, and perform productive abor Of various
kinds, and to partially accept civilization
They are being cared for in such way, it is hopcd
us to induce those still pursuing their old habits
ifo to embrace the only opportunity which is left
them to avoid GXternination I recommend liberia;
appropriations to carry out tho Indian peace policy
econnm;coi I,,,f becouso - !. ,arfonti ri"ht M
ommend to- YOUR favorable consideratjon' ALSO thc
policy of granting territorial government to the
Indians in tho Indian Territory west of Arkonsos
and Missouri, and south, OF Kansas. In doing So
cyery right pnaranteed to the Indians hv a treaty
should be secured. Such course might. in time
be the means of collcctipp most of the indians
between the Missouri and tho Pacific and south of
the British dominions. into ono TERRITORY or ONE
state The Secretary Of the Interior ha: treated
upon this subject at length. and l recommend to
you his suggestions.
Thc Public Lands.
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renew my rec9mmendations that thcpublic lands
% & US herltage 70 our chinren, TO De dis-
na, nuSUo y. u..y 90 teIu%6u % ior uCcupatln anu 10
in great part disposed of in such wsy a. to secure
access to tho balance by the hardy settler who NAV
be exercised even in attaining 30 desirable an oh
iect. Educational interests NAV we'll he served hv
the grant Of the proceeds Of the sale Of public lands
to settlers
Educnt;onol.
I do not wish to be understood as recommending
In the least degree curtailmcn Of what being done
by the general government for the encouragement of
collected and nrepared for publication in renarI c
tho censns toknn mrinr tho voar 1s7n tba nnora1 "
tions of the Burean Of Eiucation for Tho vear thc
Patent Office The Pension OIice the land Gfco and
indian Ruresu ~ ~
Agriculture.
The report of the Commissioner of Agriculture
Year Year. As agriculture is the ground work Of onr
prosperity. too much imp, ,rtance canno1 be NJ
tached towards labor: and his Gen,rtmcnt il IN
the hands Of an abe head. with Able assistants
nl ;,,l,,,s,v dovo,.d tn introduc;n,, into No ;
cultural nr;umctons uf tho notimn7 nil tho neof,l
nrodncts nd nted to tho varios cl,motos nnS n;I
IF onr vast crritory and to te ,siv;ns Of a sofnl
informotion-us to The hest mrtl,od fnr tho ct;,.n
ton Of plants. ~ Wv ~ -
Gni;euy put surrey ine h?T,cn,turai m Burean is
WORKING great nat9na! snod ana II Literally sup-
ported the the more no, G widely ts influence WILL be ex
INC pfoouc's OF 1orc!sh countries.
Salaries.
The subject of compcnsation 70 the heods of h,,-
rea,ls and 0tf,cois hpId,nv nostioms of eosOni W
bility and reouirina nbili1v und charocter To- 81,
Drouerly. j. one t9 which, vI,,r a,tentio ia ~ ~ i'm
vited But few of the officials receive a cnmpensa-
ton equal to the respectable supDort Of a fnmilv.
while their duties are such as to Involve millions Of
interest. To private life their services demand
compensation equal to- services rcI dercd A wise
economy would dictate the same rule in the govern
Government Expenses.
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ta fn, to "na,, tor 'no OF
the government 1or the ensuing year, nor the COM
r., M .oae. ia. ] ootn'e . 'no eAPcnultures lot
tlo yu, H"sS t laSse aato ne year st !receane
uco"use ~ tneso ns"ies aic containeu III tne ac-
conipany1nS reportS, or III tnose presented d.
Eec1y W oohSiesS' Ahoso cStl1hates nave my ap-
proVaI.
S'oAH1cal DlsaDeAlt1es.
Moro than civ vcars b,,;,o o,.nsoa si,oo TIM ,os.
hostile o1n was ircd betwcen the nnemios +hnn ar
raved AGAINST each other one for the nerneinotion
the other for the demolition of tho Union, it may
~ Mon J;.I:,;.:a " ~. how 'lnie tllat
ho,,i1 Ia nn,e,od Tt ny t .nt
hut on1 roo,,;ree Tho 1;soh;i;t ~ ti s Wv u.os
tain classes When the purity Of the ballot is se-
,. @ oA"1ei @ it;a no pnS "a 'a., ~ u''o' IS ee-
neaoct;nn tha v;ow, - ~, n;t "''
10 NOT scc tho ndvan+ogs or rrn;,r;ot,
Of cTclnding mon fro,6 ohco r,nrni,
They were before tho rchollinn of standinn oni
character snff,cient TO ba c,ectcI tn ,,ns;. ~ni
tions recurring them tn take an oath to r, snn-
port the constitution and u.,m;t;in., to elo;
but of less standing in their communities II NAV
he sad that the former v,,te, hia oath wbi1o iho
latter did not The latter did not have Il IN his
power to do If they had taken this OATH it can
forr,cr class If tIere ora an t ;,I;, 10 A ~
t;nuished above ali others for tho no,t thau 100, m
OPPOSITION to the government, zen thoy might in the he
;rd0n,ont of tha connrarnrn t' o.oIJyd ~ 5 80 80 . @
an amnesty. This subject is submitted for YOU, your
er. sttss 10 ,'nhannu not snch 90 oil t,a 1 1.tu;o.;.
c;znns would i;tn 70 s.e. saii ri tt; ta.a ~" ~
onn;nn,s soIo ,n-soro, oi,o rd .tat 1 ~
arnns ;, l,,itioal ; aas W
nttad ~ th p;;t f Nv 10 tiose
trn;art;o Sna ,, 4I' H "t - 'no % p'cvci.s
itn r. .t I 1to .Iu ~ i ~ "cu Ace"eo capltai
l1o ';u LII I.,o1 Ia na,., m.s ndtS Al. o.
old c,1ou. of Rcso s,ntos uh,91 too m Mne 'Ie
public affairs. pronulgatc the idea honestly enter
hermit the freedom of the nress and b,,nt to t"sc
entertanino different nolitical convictions o
The Dl'trict Of Columbia.
Under the provisions of the act of Congress- ap-
proved Feb. 81, 1871, territorial government was
organized in the District of Columbia. It's results
have thus far fully realized the expectations of It's
ADVOCATES Under tho direction of tho territorial Of
flcers system of improvements has bcou inungur-
ated, by means of which Washington is rapidly be-
coming city worthy OF the nations capitol the cit
selves to large amount, for the purpose of con
tributinp to the advancement of the seat of govern
nat e W WV "0 '"A~> A 01 VIZ So'' Va o'''i
AGnt. - :.
recommend NDcral appropriations on inc part OF
Congress in order that the government may bear its
just share of tho expense of carrying out various
'''.s"'' y. -p
Government Bu1iulnSS In chicago
By the hre IN Chicago the most important
consumed Those burned had already become
inndeonate to the wants of tho govcrnmcnt in
.lt .r"aoIu"so w ~. , " .-i ST. ST. ..' - -. -.
that growing c1X, ana Ioohlhg to tne near ~
ture we're totally inadequate. recommend
therefore, that appropriation be made Immediate
y to purchase the remainder of the entire square on
.yb ;c tho entire huil6ino stood nro,ded 4 con u,