The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-29
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~tte Irregular ths lnigr who tsssed shr writ.
wss r-.fsnnlhlr. ant nus tha agents M ihr
insssis Department, III vas FlaA this ,i,s.
cnssian had ialtn place. II would teach thr
1~sstary " the lnstiif+ lhat n w. his duty ~
inaniss iutn the co,4iart ~ hsa slWr,al agent
rAasr.d with delicate iniles II woald teart
him ihst this w@ Government u Law, aut ~
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Nv. chrisi.aney argued that she e,nr@e par.
su.d in Louisiana hal no heating whatever
npun ihc course prfsued In Montana. n va
MT ~ ~ expected shs, thr H~crc.asy N The
In'erior could have lnawlsisr 10 every Art N
ths timhet snen,s, Tie kenas. would mi have
aieArd all tlsest charges today had II MT hecn
that there ~As n,afr hslinT against thr xrrrc.
tart ~ The interior than i / the r.nr s.tsisYs,
Mr.. Sargent sNid vhun Western senAt.'rs not
np hafc, as.,l arAel fur TN lenrlr ~ thc West
ple Massachusetts,, Vermont aud atllsr HtAtes,
they we're snssrod ~, and their wants measured
w some county ~ MaA~Achnsctts. This pro-
vinclAlSm h. MAS opposed IN. II W. unworthy
of debate like this Western Senators we're
not ~ he turnd fsu,n their consictions In this
siiyd 10 attack the Necretary u thu 1nlsriM.
M onc thought of attacking the Secretary OF
she Interior until Tho people ~ ths Territories
wtrc DRAGGED nefure the cuuttA. thnir property
seized, Ausl lhey themselves charged with be.
ihI thieves and plundcrcrs. The talicy os The
prsre't Secretary u tho Interior vas contrary
~ the Whole policy 10 tho Government III Fc-
Ksrd I, tho timber ianda, Ito tbargsnt) would
70 ~ far NJ ANY man 10 protect the surveyed
lands and punish mcA fur stealing weed there.
ftom TIN action ri thc Secretary NJ the In.
t'rlor WAS caused byA dcrirc 10 gain cheap
reputation ~ refesmcr. A cuhrlderAte Mo-.
rttAsy, tissteRd of turning iho Interior Departs
a. ~. sssxA4lIs
would have called thr attention VI Congress a.
thu matter and arksd for remedial legislation.
Mr. Dawes rAtd the remarks ~ the senator
ffuM California tAslKent) Wvrc ~ much I'M.
called fur by tho debate ~ they were by Kosd
breeding. and hin Allnsiona 10 MassAchn.rtt,
Mr. sargent Will tnu llsays quote ANYTHING
! sail against MAs.arLnstttsf / deny that
said ANYTHING,
Mr. naeef have TIM nocr and viii no,
yhId,
Mr, Harg.n, A. Welded a. tho senator
ffan, Mas. schualt~ - frequently, ! soa hlr
.pnl HI. eilR ds*ss lIul correspond
Mr. Dawes The senators memory II ~ had
~ his inannsrs. Confirming hi# feinAtks, NJ.
naNes sad thousands ~ eurda III wOud we're
cni frun thu public lands IN thc Tvtritatias and
ready for market. aud II MAS thst rln'.der the
NosretAty af the lntaTior sought ~ stop. M
matter huw much he mRht ~ denounced fov
MI, BArgent add tho sena,ar from MAssschn-
seits II. his original apeech apokr Ut tho peupls
~ TIM TcrrltnrseH ~ thieves and plnndVvurs.
lid the henAtus thuk that remark consistent
with good trsetiing9 lie thought he ws~ on.
titlsd ~ an Stalags from thu Ncnatnr for
sl,lrsti.shlng his nlAnArr~
Mr.. nAses explained Ills remarks, and said
he had no dlslAsiton 10 indulge IN any remarks
offensive tn the Arnator ffunl California. liz
dtd not muAn 10 speak III TIM people ~ thu
Territories ~ plnndercrs, but he did mean 10
10y that thase who wrrs taking property fron
thr public lu,nAin ~trr plundsrliaE II.
eilhar hrAheh Vt sangross to undertake 10 con-
dsMn pMhlir tflleer for doing his duty, thu
neglect " which would have made him liable
IL im,Nnehnisht
slf. Matthews said II had heen the practice "
the executive oiileefs ~ the tlosernment %
Tor ilre-wund nr Any olhcr pt.fp,ssn, and he
challenged ,hc konasnr frnM Maine lls,Aine1 10
rnini 10 ANY statute authorizing settlers 10 eit
h,r.~uOd from public iAhsl
Mr. ilslne asked II II wAs proper policy 10
charge tiA cord slumpage.
NJ. Matthews said Il ~As not, but II wAs pol.
Icy u law. not thu policy u tho Secretary "
tau Interior.
Mr.. llaine challenged Tho senator MAT.
theWsD IN paint to M Instance where settlers
had Dwn charged slumlNRe.
Mr., Ingalls, 4 can do IT,.
Wf. ulAlAc well, Ht WA near II.
Mr.. ingalls, thrn quoted frun, tho inAtrue.
tions ~ ]. 81. Edmutlds, lhe Commissioner III
TIM General Land Oiliac Ia isdt, Issued IL
puhlln land uiilcufa. 10 punirh timber depredA.
tiuns which lnaltncti0ns Muie submitted III the
nunAte with thu report ot the Secretary u the
Interior for that year. IN reply u the ques.
ton " Mr., llalns. Mr. lnHAtls stated Tho ~.
port showed that slnce jan. l. lHb0. tho sum u
sipp, DOS Ind been paid INTO thu treasury IN
account NJ timber deprelatl0na. tls wAA not
AssAilinE or advocating thu policy ri the No.
tVtATy " thu Interior, hut ho believed In NV.
inK tho devil hts dueA, no matter whether II lN
thu Secretary of the lntetloT or Any une ulsa.
Tho ksnAtor fr0m MAlne (lilaine) ren,indsd him
tinealls) u thu snake Ia "ll,ldllsAs. that
"Nitrd I'M and wired ont.
Nr, dhfiHtiAiic, inquired II anything had
been paid Into tha treasury on Accouht III tim.
her dsWudatlons under the late otdsr of tho
hecrrtAsy of tho lntsyior.
Mr.. hlAine sAd yes. about t6.00O had hccn
wrnnE out ~ thu people III Montana. Reply
ing 10 thu argument u Mr. Dawes. IN regard
~ rlni,detprs, hr slaks Ut that portion these0f
- hole through which iha kenAtw might
oecaM.
Nj. Dawes--lf the senator thinks ANYBODY
can Leat him In duxlglng frnm hole ~ hple In
this debate. hs very n,aoh mistakes public
Judgment.
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