Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04

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Give tbc TTtYt. Conileufipu duT.ug ihs
.ir.ii, ~ ,hort se-siau IL Conur.s. bat
iI mas initiated. 10 ihat isria,F sriion
m=y De- i4ir. g. thc gossiuu.cHi aui 10
private Tsgiirs couuruci.
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DETAILED ,ia'ya.ui uflisc Disbursement
ihuugh the uyTauurft Of Ju-iicc sill
he larl,.' - D., che rl.tri iiih- Attorney
IrueI4l, though ihc-e have bren s,.u.c-
ahat increased ~ the rscsui acis &C Con-
.rss. o. enforce the rights OF ciiifes- of
ibe United States. 10 vote in the reyrra.
States 81 tie Uri,u aud TO cuiOTrv lhe
provs-Uus 81 the 18th smerimcui 10 the
CUu.liiuli,u q tie Uuited States. aui
amendments thereto | "a mot question:
the necessity or ,aluiory effect OF lhese
cnaciments Reckless and lawlrss men,
| regret TO state. have associated them.
>ciyy, together in ~rme Realities 90 deprive
other citizens Of the rights guaranteed 10
them hy the Constitution Of the United
States aud to that end. have committed
deeds Of blood AMI violence, aud the pros
ecujion aud punishment o. many Of these
persons have tended greatly to the re-
/ preston Of such disorders. | do not doubt
that a great majority Of the people in all
parts Of tie country favor the full ENJOY
Inrut by all classes Of persOus Of these
right, to which they are entitled under
the constitution aud laws. aud ! invoke
the aid aud influence Of all good citizens
To prevent the organizations, whose objects
are, by unlawful means, TO inc icIe with
those rights, and look with confidence 10
the time, not far distant. when the various
u ivaulagcs Of good order aud peace vii
induce an abandonment Of all combinations
prohibited ty the acts referred to, and
when it will Ice unnecessary To carry on
prosecutions or inAict puuishmen,s TO rr'
tert citizens from the laWless dO!mgs Of
combinations. Applications have been
made TO pardon persons convicted of a VI
oltion Of said acls, upon the grouLd tha
cemoncy in such cases would tend t,
tranquiIize the public mind aud 10 ties
the virtue Of that policy, | am disposed
as tar as my seu.o OF justice will permit
to give TO those applications u iavorabI'
consideration, bat my action therein Is no
to be construed Is Indicating any chang
III nay determination to enforce With ylgO
= such acts as long IA the conSpIracleS an,
. contributions therein named disturb tn
peace ct the country. 1t is as much 4
DC regretted, and is regretted by no ON
more than my,cIl, that the necessity ha
! ever existed 10 execute the enforcement
j act. No one can desire mere than | tina
> the necessity OF applying it may Heva
u again be demanded.
{ the INDIAN POLICY.
d The policy, winch was adopted at til
J. beginning oI tue administration with r'
gard to tne management OF tue lnIiau'
u mas been as successful ~ lis most a:uSi
i trends antclbuted wlthln 50 short II tim
Il 1t has reduced the expense Vi their maj
7. agemeht, decreased tucIr i0rages upon I.
u wnIIe settlements tcudeu 10 give tAc i"Ij
i est opportunity iUr The eAtehsiun Oi II
J. great Iallways through the puuic uom"''
J. aud the pushing Oi sc'elmch's III II
! more remote uIStllcts OF tue country, al
lc same Time, improve the condition % II
II Indians. The polcy viii be malh'alu'
- Without any change, excepting such
'e further experience may SHOW ~ DC hece
III sary, TO render 1t more e1nctent. ii
u subject OF converting the so-cai'eu lhuii
territory, south vi haHsas, into non
Tor Indians, and erecting therein teri
- tOrla form OF government, is Ghc o! e.,
w imporIancc AS compliment 10 the {!
n listing Indian policy, tne question VI 'ne
j, removal to the Territory has vi mn I
Il, past gear, been presented 10 many Oh II
~ tribes resident upon other aud ieAs dlslr
TT Die portions Of the public domain, ana
~ generally been received by Ihtm win
IS yor. AS preliminary step to the orga
:" i2ation of such territory. 1t VIII DC 1T
IA c>sSar, 10 conline the Indians now re
ID dent thereon. to farms OF proper 81
which should be secured to them III 1t
the residue to be used for the settlcuic
St of other friendly Indians. Efforts "
is be made in the immediate future to ln"u
he the removal oil as many peaceably alsl
ar. ed Indians on y, to the Indian terf''ol
mt as can be settled properly, without d
2, turhng the harmony OF those alreo
x there. There is 10 other location
ed available where a people who are 'ryi
Use to acquire knowledge ui the pastoral
81 agricultural pursuits, can be as well
ire comuodated as upon unoecupied lands
ID, the Indian territory A territorial 8
Up. ernmcnt should, however, protect the
cr dams from the nroads Of the whites,
all u term Of years until they become ST
ia GENTLY advanced in the arts and clvlll
IN ton to guard their own rights, and IF
ex- the disposal Of the lands held by them
icy the same period.
lng PUBLIC LANDS.
'p, During the last fiscal year, there "
~" .' disposed Of, out Of the pubic lands, !
W. 964 975 acres, "a quantity greater by
nc, O99. 27U acres than was disposed OF
'"' previous year Of the amount, l,5l
ur' 800 acres were sold for cash, $50
way acres located with military warrants
d" 671.432 acres taken for homertea
' ., COB .6l3 acres located with college scr
y" 1924, S57 acres granted to rallroa