The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-05

earnest efforts on the part Of The prosc ~,u
ton.
trust that some agrNsmcn, may =.
reached which viii speedily enable G.
crc>>, with the concurrence Of thc ~,
tive. TO afford the commercial commuri,,
the benefits Of national bankrupt law
rus INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
The report OF the Secretary Of tbc In.
terror. with It's accompanying documents
presents a fuN statement of the varied on
raiions Of that department. In rcspcc, 10
Indian affairs nothing has occurred vhich
ba> changed or seriously modified ,ha
views 10 which devoted mSch space IN q
former communication to CONGRESS no
new the recommendations therein con.
taincd IS 10 extending 10 the Indian
thc protection Of the iaw. allo,tin~
land in Scvcralty 20 such n desire il and
making suitable provision for thc educo.
ZION a the youth-such provision ~ no
secretary foreibiy maintains will prove un-
Nsillug unless II i broad enough 10 In
c'udc all those Who are able and willing 10
uakc use OF Il. and should not solely relate
to intellectual training. hut also L. instrue-
ion n such manual labor aud simple in.
diSrial arts - can be made practically
s,ailahlc. Among other important sub
:
r,uoft. and which will doubtless furni>h
OCCASION for congressional action. may ne
mentioned the neglect ~ the railroad com.
rari,, 10 which large grants Of land were
,-.t. hl the acts of 1862 and 1SG! 10 t.k.s
ft. thereto. and their consequent incouitg-
l.. exemption from local taxation. Ne ,ur-
,r, oi our material condition con fail TO
suggest inquiries ~ To the moral and intel
t..ual progress 81 the people. The cen>u,
r,urus disclose au alarming STATE If illite-
r,l in certain portions OF the country
whore the provision for schools j. GROSSLY
Inadequate. Il Is momcntous question
nr thc decision az Congress whether I'M
mediate and substantial aid should not be
extended 10y the General Government for
experimenting the efforts Of private bcncti-
..l-e and OF state and Territorial iccisla-
.au in behalf OF education.
Iho regulation oi interstate commerce
las already been the subject Of your dehb-
.-rou. one Of the incidents Of the mar
,.nous extension OF the railway system of
oil. country has been the adoption Of such
measures by the corporations which own
.~ control the roads - has tended 10 impair
rlc adyantage Of hcalrhtul competition and
,1 make hurtful determinations in the
afg,'mcnt Of freightage. These mcqual-
r.., have been corrected in several Of
far states 10y appropriate legislation. /
Oh. aect Of which i necessarily restricted
o. ts, limits Of their ownt,rritOlY. 20 far
...b mischief, affect commerce between
.t.. .t,-s. ar between any one of the >,q,o.
..f.. f,roi~, country tiev are subjects ~
...ti,n,l concern. and CONGRESS alone can
.rr3 relief
PoLYGAMY.
l-f results N'lch ,iA'' 'uv' u" "t'euutu
DIE enioist 'ell OF lhr re- ul5'lonS ioi the /
suppression ol Toy gem! III '"e itIiH9rl'N
aI' icloIttu 10y iu' H.'l, ''ll! "' tnt ih'c-
r.r u l. not llioua'.e ','''' any ''' iona,
''-''Ai.'n I'D I'M ,,-''L" VIII 'c ",' tlou
r.-f.f NOR. closely observed and studied /
congratulate Won that the Commission I.
r.i.r who,e supervision those laws have T.
i...r nut. be- operation are encouraged % 7
I.f.f. that the cyil 40 which they are .
aimed may le suppressed without resort /
t.-r.h radical measure, - in some quar- /
t.-s l.te been though, indispensable for
.......
rt. closer relation az the Heneri' GOV .
eminent Tie Territories preparing 90 he T.
-rs state, mas Wcll engage YOUR special /
attention. lt +. there tiat tLc indian dis /.
fl. found room for IL, growth. 7 cannot /
d.uit th.te c.rfrl survey u territorial /
I.-i.-afon would Dec oi the highest utility. /
Life md pr0rcrtv would become more -c- /
cure. Tie litiltv 81 outbreaks between /
Indians and whites would Zoe 'e,,cned; /
Oh lu lic domain would be- more securely /
guarded and better progress DEE made I'D 4
OIL. instruction OF the young. Alaska l. /
.-l without any form Of civil government /
b means were provided for tho education /
o. i-- people and for tine protection OF their /
Ht.. and ur0uerty the iMucu>. resources T
MI tle re-ion would invite permanent SET /
dement, md omen uew fields for industry /.
and enterprise.
..,.,..,.,.r,.,,,.
800. ........, ,.,~;
-. 'i'' W.. ..'--...,. 80 Ill.,. liar. I
a .f.t Department during Oh, pa-. wear. I
.ai includes information ~ mutH iii''Ie't
'-r general punI'. I'D. -'t'''- w.
t forests and tAr W-~t .l'I i.'''".l III
HU. iA,H DESTRUCTION i- ''-'- "',
cause l'i '4i NM
cl1n in protecting lHt '.i'" '.i
I-. 100 modifying ihc extreme oi ci' '''''V' I
l.0 ,u regulating and ~u,iainin- iL- Ao" /
ol ,Ihin-- and streams j. now wen O''u'4-
Stood, and their iml ortance WIN I''"'loN
fo tAe growth and pro-iftlli! oil lne '0un-
iF cul Dr. safely di-Ic-aIHr"' H'. 'i'
LIST G'.app airing before destructive - /.
.-ll ihe legitimate requirements oI OF" ln-
crl-iH- population and their lolal 'A',"V
Ton can't he LONG Delayed unless hc'- /
f,r methods than now prevail Slni de- 1
adopted for their protection and cutiFa, I
ZION. The attention Of Cou2rG~- !, ln'ileu /