Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-16

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out sufficient means TO render their respective
Practical exhibits complete and SATISFACTORY:
nc cAnois'on UoniS ~ ins1i i'asio'A4
,or. !, ;s NV o,,;n;en thai its eontr;bnt;on
shn,,ld he Of eb.ractar in ousiitv and ertent
10 Sr.,.;r
rsr rn,ex,ry.xn cernrr
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VI ~ ois.lisulsneu coaerlDuso,. l.c I:N -
SAnlsSes y ere county Ola cfeuieaoie usPiay.
are Iroin an hllelna.ioiial poin. ol sE.' %
'ne MS. nnPoi.a ",nie i'Cinelen. Oisl Y.
unGI1utaoie " .ae si;s
"o a,aS - '- a.,,,,...sd ~. 80
oui PoopiI ni, - - SS..--s- -.:- -
n.: .i.a'os ~ .uo .t. ftia oo.sJers;;or n d.
etoS W tno "'t E',-,r,. .I,-,S,., ,;,ho,,,
sress Ine pomeio ~ IL ..t .-;sss
eAcep'ion, niany y, sne -. ..~.ss-. -.
states, ana even tne :iolT ussSas ss.;'..".a p"
nass nS,eS.eI ,S ,ad tu S,a,e. and ths interest of
Wafu tne niteu oea.co, Auu ..-.s. - =.
tne Worid 10 our pr1sless " sASnS n,epI 70 -
JOIN WIN us IL ~ - a..
the nation, and strongly recommend !naL
mort national lnPor.shes ~ ga $50 ~ ~ s',oI, u,Is
hipitlon ny such ieS!sialion anu " SUI et
preparation as VIII INSURE lte succese ,es saf-
ue In bringing 10 our snorss inhuLne.ao,e U.s.
it iul VI o. anu SN.1, a-,5 90,
and tho ;,..rchonga of ;deas and rnanufacfnres
will far excel any pecuniary outlay we may
make.
vnrc.rro1.1 MATTERS 49,
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Inc repor' Vi .lio Oo.i'.1s.e. .Isa 1, - ~ ~
tion, winch acc1inpanios uic iopors ~ sne
oecrelary oi tne In.srioi' sno"o
progress N eoucaelo.d, .ha. hs1s hod tho So,;
every annua! Messae suas law ndu .oe oaIa5
vi .. " etaiiss ~ .,'a :. 81 - .ar soa,J.1-
attentIo9 " ene aueaaiouo, sUs ~ eoy 3hs IT,;
GUS co9Il.ion VI aIans e1,St ~ az II.
;.st;on & On 70 , CORRECT a If That nolyeamy shouid
lsation " ~ la pJ.i
exist IN iree enlsiiteneei al- cui istiaai
try, WITHOUT tne power " gunisu li.. - @ slans
q crime against Gecency anu nloiSl.y, seein'
preposterous. Irue, tnere IN. Is % n9 -. 70 Sad sS
piS'I snis . ....a;st, :, aS cr;re and al the
IS law 10 punish IL as crinc, .nu @ ~ VIC
same time 10 nA tne status vi suo tn,ioSIns -
chiioren, Ine onSprins VI 1nis syss'is II. anu =.
the possipiy innocent plulai WV, ~ q go. =,
institution' poiygany sn0uiu oo OAni'ieN HUM
'he laHu. L do,. J;nr;,e IN. .,,.r.
M ~ Csua1 sn.o - -. o,otta- tto,,ob ,,erbans
.ion VI Con' III ~. -. G ;,o,,,rta,;n, IF Eh;nes.
,o roo1 % h,,, few Of whom are hronobt to our
wolnen, out Ie" " nI. MnJIL a.s f.5i o,,I ~ -
snores 10 pursue nonoia'i0 VI '''oiu' O0o1P"
tions'
AMENDMENT TO TERRITORIAL LAWS
Observations. while visiting the Territories
of Wyoming, Utah and Colorado, during the
past autumn, convinced me that existing
laws. regulating the disposition of public
lands. timber, ETC., and probably the mining
laws themselves, are very defective, and
should be carefully amended, and at an early
day.4 Territory where the cultivation OF the
soil can only be followed by irrigation, and
where irrigation cannot be practicable, the
lands can only be used as pasturage, and this
only where stock can reach water to quench
its thirst, cannot be governed by the same
laws. as to entries, as lands, every acre of
which is an independent estate by itself.
Lands must oe neio In larger quantities W Jus..
ny tne expense VI oonuuGs s,.;i; rp :, ~ -
~ niaAe II Il u''iu'' u '" ''
pa1Su H,.n ,sr,t os, of the territories ia nr;n-
Inc .lloel N ~, =, -1o-,. ,.hch
cpany ceniineu " lne ,,, I'D
are nelu III ensy TI'a ,;r,ha- me-, Il The
as nneial iaL'uI 1;.ad S,a,es for the d;srosaI
prope!ty " sne = o,a. ~. ~ , sdr,,a,e Io,v tn
oi Whicn suete 70 Nv" ~ - az. .;,har
settler mus' Dcoono ".Ia:.. u ..,o :;
mnetoi nI -, a,,a-,, ,,,o,, Sscor,,o,
Ais ...u h;,,saif or tnoy;,ofv : na-
eitier 'looi'as'e. NJ. 1-,.o..,,r;.;as e. r
aon y, sIa no. s,,f,;c;snt n i,stify me in rr-
serving VIZ NV 1or-;s,a.;o, -, -. .,,b
commencing spoo.ao "or,S az. io;,,s g.,
Jec.s, pu. ! uo ,ro tn,,ses ~ &c Con9cs. s,ts-
mittee VI tne 'wo n9u:cS :. .s.tS;. S-.a
eientiy arge 70 Nv, 81, ~ ~. 80. S.a.a.
tees' oe ~ 49, tSa co,,;n, .,,1n,7ar and
ana territorles uullnS sno oon.n = '1,., C ei.u
.has INC s,'oh ia,,s ~ .y,,snJ-5sn,s -
Ihe next sestion sucn y, ~ ea,,- ~ ~
Jaws; as lias y tha dee Governen, and the nso re
oes' ., ~ ,rb or 3o;r- 40 ,I1'ch
PIE Oh tnese sSill'oee VIZ "Ae u ~ ~ o;.; t;.ua
lor tneir oeseiop.n. dasorsd an ~ .nI ~, ,-;aI
occupying tne .eriisoiy W 81, 81 ;f III III % m,1
20 pe rs ~, VIZ =. ny Ioe,,a . s,
ere proVIueu loI .Heui 81 VI
-hese ac'ufi iieces'i'ie' VI 'n0i' pO'i''oA'
REoAPITULATIoN-
AS this will be the last annual message which
shall have the honor of transmitting to Com
yress before nv successor is chosen, will re-
BEAT or recapitulate the questions which deem
If vital inheritance which should be legislated
upon and settled at this session. First, That