Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-30
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TELE OR A p HjII jII !
8 O'CLOCK p. M.
THE NEWS. :,
a stand-of.aAn 'Approval. asd
a Veto.
The President Approves the judicial
O gill and vsestos the Mershal's Bill.

Cnnsfdar. tanr No y ~. e.,.t. r.,.
.S.1O. e'.vn W sno Oonaso ol INC
Final Adjournment Resolution
Goes (lvar TN 10 mn.- - T
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VETO NUMeERl FlvE,
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m =. THE MARsHAIs BILL.
washington, June 30.-The following is
tae text OF the veto message received from
the president to-day:
To THE HOUSE OF RrpRrsprrA r,vrs.
s..,,N q u . -. -
- fetarn TO the eshouas OF Representatives
~. ~ "nlcn II originated the bill entitled an
act making appropriations to pay the fees
OF United States marshals and their general
deputies, with the following objections to
rats becoming law: -
Inc bill aPproPri.tes the sum Of $S0gOON
JOE me payment a11 oang uu1ng t1e hscal year end
lns oun9 ovt., Aoov, VI Gniteo otases mar
snals shu tnelr genera oepuues' Ihe oih'
tels tnus Pro!loeo iof are essential to the
IaNa.n la..nlIi eAscutlon OF tne laws; ihey were
Su7 sau tasn powers ana cnnes aedned
oo.krsss "a ~ me M! session alter the
az. aoP.t:n VI tne eonsutu1on 10 tne judiciary
a17o ~ "ntGM ~ was aPPr1fsu september z4th,
49, To- Au1i! genera Guuea, % dehnedsini
sae sct wnicn 9siglnslly established them,
s;s me;s s!os!anti.y !: !a tne same as those pre-
ea:Ns: s.::u ~ sne statases nov IN icrce. @Ihe
p..clsa. ptau:ss plovislon on Tue suo)ect IN the
0sI Sa".;n" s.e,e' 7a7 T. +. as s,'oii 'oiiIws wv
a"aSaI sIn &c .o , :a.s:l :na:l 70 tne ousy o. the
..;a.a aad o;a;. e"Su u.sct " a.enu tne d.s
snS s an"a..a "na - "neu sl.ne tnereln
s..I o eAesu.e t,:..Nussout :ue ulsr.ct I'll AaM-'
~, ~ p.oIess .i;. uleIseu 70 MN ana Issued nn-
sSa,, 1u. hano .I VI .ne onl1eu ots!es' ana ne
sa.. so.;...n nave pomel ~ conmano al necessary
The ar;a;n.I e -. .s1om ~. o.,oas y. nts 4nty.
9s.i7as 1end ~ ~ sn.asj... "as senusu reDfuary
- .he ,.n;s.a ..a.,."a "n:n' ~ ~. nov rs Io9nd
60. ..es t is''o statutes ~ stne . loAoWlng e
Sao,;., 700 ,r..,..,. :.
.hsII Sa.. - "a a.lu .helr deputies
a-an,.;nr ~ ~ 80 e'c'I s ~ tnT same power 10
ecs,ng slss;sa G ing isMs 9. me United states as
hana s =, "nu '.e =: - sucn state may
~ ,haaa. Low m ~. s...'..sa ou.'oa al:a tnereoI
ho. hs"'s siu statutes auu!lonal duues
n,..shsIs .nS % .hs;. s soo..:a ~ .mo poseu upon
ias Ss nassa,a..oa auu eae IsspI' aue ana feRu-
tha pfso;.no. = 70 " oi,,nat mnen are lequLree ior
nmbi;c s.sn;s - Is. svely olaacn OF the
fa,IS se Wlsuvut 'neee o"cers tnefe
Ss".aa. "e - w ~ ssuso W eAscutlne warrants,
;,,d;e;s, s..." ~ vsDea poeess u coorls, ana the
t.ii. Jaf..;e ss;ea u I'M Inc coanry wooio De IA
~ 10 nev..s Inc .Le fIl: G[l5s5 Jurisaictlon
e.tens;vo @ u's Co.,. ~ .ne on..ea SsaIe. y very
m:tslne 1us.soic!ion =. Qt the Gmted States /;
crimes sseanst Puoiic justice; crimes against
INC operation OF the government, such -
forging or counterfeiting money or securities
OF the United States crimes against the pos.
tal laws offences against elective franchise
against me elvil rights Of citizens against
Inc = .exlstence of the government; crimes
ageinst the internal revende ,laws and Gus.
tom laws crimes against the laws for the
protection Of Indians and public lands, any
OF these crimes, and many others can be
punished only under United States laws
laws, which taken together, constitute the
Dody OF the Jurisprudence which is vital to
the Welfare Of ths whole country, end which
can be entorced only manhals and dSpu-
" msrsnais OF the United States.
10 me district OF Columbia oil of the pro.
cess ol courts u executed oy the omcers in
ques!lon' ln snort, tne execution OF the
c!lmlnal Jaws OF tne Onited states, the ser
Y. wee ,9 gI an clvll process N case: in which
me oeitea sac = Z Patty ena the execu-
tlon OF the revenue laws and many other
laws .! large importance depend on the
,is. Tha. y. aasnas m aas. anu tneir aepu
,ha 11ait:d sse s,..a. ~ enscs sne oniy p0sce OF
s1;,,, ~. ona.su sana otaues government. Omcers
f."nd dITeunk ~ eIo. ..as powels anu outles are
-vsrv conntry wh;oh 10. VIC in1a ;u";.s alu ~
which ia worihv If Tho n.n.o sp.Iu.9ce ~ S"n.;c
the nationsI government % .cr 'a..s. as'aa.s
would .be al .diaasiro,is 10 societv ss;fa.shni
ish sheriifs, corstAb snd nSlise oficero n
the several slates. II won,d he den;aI - -
isws deois1 of a., 70 execute ITO
quires the use OF The c!vIl forhs the % Isu az. az
titles. These officers should be Daid. The
funds needed for the purpose have been
collected from the people and ore now win in
the treasury. No objection,s Z therefore
Which snnranrpa 1ra1 par. o. .ne oili before me
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