The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-09


 upon postal service. He promises hearty 1. cooperation in any lawful manner to sup press polygalny; strongly endorses the public scacol system; advocates popular educl- tion, recommending liberal legislation. Com gr.lu..tys tle Government on the fact that the recent treaty with China has heen dzly ratified on both sides < fsieuly spirit IS .si4c,d }y ,.e Ciineae government con eej,nr u,.di1eatiaas rhould secure caseial regard for interests aad auscep p,i5-li-ils If that l.19p.e ilaciIaeut @. ,aa resass..ng i'm migration.
 Referring to the CO.'S Loy nuisance and iacurs.ous into lcziea, la caasezs-s tAe s.b.ec. an cniargs.ssi:.g o..e. owing to ste fac, oi jurisdiction oI ,hs general eore.l- u.e.;, which cannot -ot ul,ss1 Territory apples for Ua..-I States s-,..-t.qn, bat tAul- acts likely -o em,.aI us Hith friendly caa4t.y a.-l. perhaps ls con- saered au o..e1se -....sr ,i.t ....-i States. or that the army l.;-a, l5 used as posse commitatus ;o ;ssisr Territorial authorities without practical infringement ,i recent la~ folbidd;ue i, to be sa use5
 He sags that questions growing ont If the Panama Caual ale of a er.:e National i'm poltlnce. C.lu.-b.s las proposed tl-t i-g- ropean powers should join .n -rraa.ee If neutrality of tie csraI, as tAis would con- traverse our obligations as sole g7ar4ltee of integrity of Columbian Territory. Eorsee;us probable reliance i'll England in provisions of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, the President has proposed to the British government modification of treaty and abTogat.on of such clause as do not conform with obi cations of United States toward Columbia.
 Regarding civil service the President claims that appointments to places of pub lie trust should he based upon asccitalned fitness for office. Positions of responsibility should be filled by worthy and eiiicient men md the investigations of complaints and punishment of misconduct should bc prompt and thorough. Referring to competitive examinations of applicants for public office, President said If Congress should deem 1t advisable at present session to establish such examination he would gye them lis earn est support and he urgently recommended that should they fail to pass any n.casurc on this subject, that an appropriation "t 'oz3,- GOO be made for the enforcement of Section 1i53, Revised Statutes: He adds that with the aid thus offered him, he should strive tu| .E T litafr to the letter and spirit. He says 1 am will ing, in justice t. the present civil servants of government, t. dismiss the subject with out declaring my dissent from severe and they have been recently assailed. That they are as a class indoleut, inefficient and cor ruJd k statement that has been made ot. eu aud widely credited, iaJ vh.n ,ls extent variety aa1 iE.par;au.. .: ,he.r duties are crns.#erei. the majority ,f the c.apl.ye@ .i government. ip ny opinion, are des.gyia- c: E;th commend@,;on.
 Ee.ar-.ng tie question cl.t a..saa is still ti.rsoYidej vi.I any -a-sa el -.',...- neLt, d.. rresiden, rne3..3IeEte- i.-a.-.l- ate congressional ley.-.s.ion for constituting suitable form of e,rcrnMeuy.. Ec cu.5-.. s--s la.IoEta,lo a, timely ,.v.slati.- H.-a lss. | {, a~cetJainment ald dsel..arl..t. Co, y,--. .,- pIa-.2-.ti.i oiectois, a.d Lou-0 se-.e .--. defined measure would be Gov5--@ belp-c a-- .,i,- election which Hou,G render uall-ea- . .-ls .-s.-, ta any e1pcai,at ,f .e. ..-.-. character for determination n. eays,..... upon contested returns. na,.u.aa which . ..as,l.t -le very e>.-s-l.es q. s.. govern u-..., and liberties %: sa- lss.,.. .e.--.- --,,-a ,g- ill., iia..a-. i..a--s .l ,-,. -.-e i're.i-,ut .ai a,s e,a.... .....- a.-..s--sy ,. .,..a... Ike le..-...-- .. .-.s...-.
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 Tae Presidents ,.cs.--- !: generally ro- ceived vl.L -4t.-r -ra-.i. .u and o.-a. ..,-..;.s. Some disappointment v;, expressed taa. A. did L,t ID.re distinctly aud definitely euunciat4 policy. fhe feeling hD~cyer seems conferred to thpsc who hn7cd fey a l...:-..;.,, . F,o,;,, r ,..,., '-J.,. IT,. rublicaus think that the President meals to entirely ignore factions and 10 heal the dis sention, and are glad that he reirainei from anything that could be seized on by other factions. The Western Republicans, es- peciaIly those from silver producing States. are not pleased at the recommendation to limit silver coinage, lu. console themselves with the belief that Congress will not carry out that recomnvi,daticu.
 Secretary Hunt will retain his Cabinet position, and Jones wil remain until tine end ef the present fiscal ycar
 ]. .s reported tonight that k!av"nd has also been enioined by the i'g,sid,ut that he desires him to remain. E,Hu.luysen and Brewster are to be Secretary of State aud Attorney General, and the Treasury has been filed. This makes up the com piiment of tbc Cabinet.
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