Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-11

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a direllction Of ds,y on the part Of
the Executive bsanch. Moreover.
with q view 20 the necessity Of pre-
serving the public timber a. a mat
ter of public policy, it seems TO me
that the temporary and local hard
ship caused by the enforcement of
the laws, would repeat themselves
and real trouble would remain the
same as now. Not only that, but
out Of respect for the advantageous
terms held out to those who break
the law, law-breaking will then .on-
tinue to appear a profitable employ
ment and more secure than ever be-
fore. The only permanent remedy
lies in proper legislation, as your
petitioners have very fully pointed
out. My views as to the manner in
which the sale of timber from public
land can be permanently regulated
md at the same time the forests of
the United States may be preserved
in sufficient quantity, were fully set
forth in my annual report and bill
in accordance Herewith has been in
troduced in the Senate. If this bill
becomes law it will prevent the in
discriminate destruction of forests
by permitting private parties to pur-
chase public timber in sufficient
quantities for all legitimate pur-
poses without laying bare large tracts,
and thus prevent disastrous conse-
quences. / shall recommend to the
Attorney General that the criminal
prosecutions referred to in the petit
ton addressed to the Senators and
Representatives of the States of CAL
ifornia and Nevada be continued
until the next regular term of court
in which such suits are now pending,
so that time may be given for such
Legislative action as the circumstances
OF the cases seem to demand.
Labor Reformers.
New York, May 6.-The eighth
annual convention of'the American
Labor Reform League commenced
to-day. E. H. Haywood, President,
made the opening address, saying
that the league seeks liberty to as
sert the natural rights of all people
to do their best at their own risk,
and to repeal all laws recognizing
property, and to abolish all monopo-
lies which give property special ad-
vantages against labor. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Reso,red. That since capitalists take life
and destroy property to retain their power
to steal. the Kearney men who invoked
the halter in California the MOllie Ma
CURES. reported to have killed coal bosses,
and railway strikers are morally lawful
belligerents, justly exercising the same
rights of defensive warfare applauded In
tipping British tea into Boston harbor, in
JOHN Browns march nm HarIer's Ferry,
and in the killing OF prO-slavery southern
ers by northern unionists.
Reso.red, That that chief mission of the
silver bill and greenback movement Is to
hasten Reputation. when debts raid once
i'm The form of interest will lse paid forever.
and We hail the growing irresistible ten
denotes in the south aud west tn second
the purposes Of New England labor re-
formers by ateiishing all power 90 get pay
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