The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-07

10 any satisfactory arrangements tAat 4
might be made by parties to the csntro-
versy. and which, Of all things, was most .
desirable. it would be his duty so far (
a it might be necessary for him
10 act, 10 adhere TO the government
heretofore recognized b. him. The I.
President again submits this question to
Congress and will continue TO act rs he (
has heretofore acted relative tothe Affairs .
of LcuisIana. unless otherwise controlled .
BY Congress. .-..r
Indian Peace Policy,
The President reiterates his confidence +
in the Indian peace policy ii adhered 10. (
He says it will produce additional bene- !
fetal results. and ultimately free the
frontier Of Indian GcpreiAtiOns.
H. alludes 10 civil service reform, say /
ing that it had been as closely adhered .
to rs the opposition manifest /
cd against Il permitted. It, .
results have been beneficial, having ,
elevated the capacity and tone Of the ap- :
pointments IF the several departments .
Of the Government but it would BE- i'm .
possible to continue the reform without .
direct support from Cpngress. sanctioned .
BY the people. The President a!ludes 10 .
the reports Of The heads OF the several .
departments. which accompany the mes .
sage. ana calls attention u their reSpec-
tive recommendations. He again recon- .
mends the passage Of II law establishing (
court for the adjudication Of claim, Ut .
aliens against the Government, bill for .
this purpose having been introduced .
/ ~, I iona
session ut Congress. The President do,>
not ailuie 10 the Utah affairs, the subject
being left open :y- future consideration.
The CooIIe Trade.
He calls attention IL the fact that .
Chinese immigrants Conlinu" tn be .
brought to thi, cvUnlry under the cond-
ton of slaves. and also women whose
character j. such II. IL dcm0raiZc the .
communities in which they are located.
He invites legislation on this subject.
saying il will bc his pleasure - Wei a.
duty 10 enforce any law uu the subject.
He in further conversation aid he
had three vacant district iUiCe>hip~ t.
i'll. namely in Alabama. Arkansas and
louisiana II wAS probable h" might be
successful in -"'rciiug n suitable up-
poiutce ioe Alabama from that State, but
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