Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-12-06


ultimate payment
The report of the Ufah Commission VIII be read
with interest. Ii discloses the results Of recent
ment Of poly gamy in that Territory. still believe
that if that abominable practice can be suppressed
by law it can only be by the most radical leessa-
ton consistent With the restraints OF the consffu
tion.
again recommend. therefore, that Congress
assume absolute political control Of the Territory
of Utah, and provide for the appointment Of a
commission with such Governmental powers as in
its judgment may justly and wisely be put into
reference has more than once been made to the
policy of this Government regards the extension
of our
FOREIGN TRADE.
1t seems proper to declare the general principles
that should in my opinion. tlnderlie our national
efforts in this direction The main conditions OF
problem may be thus stated: We are q pepplc Ia
mechanical pursuits and fertile in invention, Ne
cover vast extent of territory rich in agricultural
products and nearly all the raw materials neces
sary for successful manufacturer we have sys-
tenn of productive establishments more than suf-
fcient to supply our own demands; the wages OF
labor are nowhere else 81 great; the scale OF living
q our artisan glasses j. such as tends q seeni.
those higher morals and intellectual qualities that
go 70 the making OF gooe citizens.
Our system Of tax and tariff legislatiQn j. yield
ing revenue which is IN excess OF the present
needs Of the Government. These are elements
from which it is sought to devise a scheme by
which without unfayorabiy changing the condi-
ton OF the workingmen, our merchant marine
shall be raised from its enfeebled condition and
new markets provided for that sale beyond our
. 2 ~ 'iI III aI Hsiss y. or n ~ "a.
solved by the no single measure pf innovation o
reform. The countries of the American Continer
H. ~ a.saNun is,ss s az III sie nl'sI
IL Is from them that we should obtain
what we do not produce. or do not
i,,rni,,s ,roinesi'sns y, , taii " c Eli, a,,S e1
WORKSHOPS should fiow. under ccnditions tSst vii
Sdmnat;tan Ea,,r no ~, ~ ls; s 49,
10 this end Fist ssriss =, q ~ 0
eia treaties, with the count Countries q america Wca
,norsroent ~ 49, .'' " rH 'liea 49,. ~ s ee
treatias should he the sr s,,,ss, % .es'
,nereha , H. az ~; . - .i'.ss , y. suS.
t,n for sn a. s5 f m d.ss no. l
of i,,t;s ~ @ s ~ " uiuef ia'oieu sciieihe
fns 5enstips i ~ Z, s,,. t ,,,,,, ,,,
LII, es ;. oa suc ~, eAclihge 70 appiy on moss
t T .ruei .is nag OF tne parties 70 ts
80 ,, e e Iii $500. ~ oti SUES ION Vessels
aorts co fbat their , u,,es anu l h; M
ket,.s,a,, a 49, "a 49, ,i. ~, Pf uiilueIe'
; I'll o Poi.s au slose " tne o,her cohtrac'
ms pa 49, t saoas mi.iou. hiiirrlsns on te n
Snction If hnrians en u th ls ,,, ~
.nose eo'iiie - coming W,hih tne penent on
80 30, a.is @ o M u t,ie teclncal Ies.I.
thoSa "no n,, ~ ",en oui ~ Till'
LII. ~ ~. ~ = ~ y ss si nalnPeleu. Sec-
~ ~. r,y ~ " Liis constar services
M 'S ~. 10y ~ ssI ,s ~ l9o41s 'n'e
pnlv ~ ',e , y. conaaiaa. .eesshot
tio1a, e.r M $3.50 $3.50 unaer tne pa
sells ~ ths t~s S ...nssfests yen-
goods enfitiai IL ~ na's ~ n NV
Thirdly the enactment Of sas,res 70 ss ,ayes H.
construction and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ = ss.a Wy
inc marine under the A. u - .,,s ffSug So
FonrthIv fine at b;shnag1, ~ ~, ,,1.,s
.ba COINED nrod,,cts oS our mines NAV s;r ~
..nual terms tbronuhot the whole svst.rr ~ On,
monwealths This Would reauire tbe Inors, olr,
,,,,i,' ~ a,arc hra IN ,s,.t 1 - ~, Si
~ 49, C-SHeAs " euS ''H
tbosa vbic r,d natha S or ;,. N.,is ~, ~
adh,sted in confnr,1;tv WIN tho ovnM pc
wealth ard non,marc;al neaJs ~
as many ~ ne co',ntr;ss S,rr;sh "a no e1 ~,
l;on - tha e,,,,,s,,, $500 s-n.. ~ ~
production of .ur mines and mints might fb,,s h
raraonat;1ation ~ s,ar r. az a s.o s , -
Of thasa andS 90 sar &c tha,, oa, ~ .PtII h
Separate freafee The neg9ts e s,rssn Dy
cli5dad and nov, I, ,,rs,,,rsss re- 49, Jiy,a.i
and the favor with ,rh;s.b tb;s snia rs,d ,,ei; 80
th,,s far hae ;i ~ ..,s Ia 81 Po,.sJ nse
operations viii ere long embrace ali or nearI S' All u
means b,s hos.sv1 tht .S ~ oy ~,
,.nns;da,es;o s,, -, ,,, es ~. NJ, aey u.e.
alone. The heaithfuI enlargement Of our trad,
j,,cn ~ ier b,,rsa,,s ~ ~. ~ .h; sou' -
non ner we nor the other Amer,can c,sa - -
,ittad 70 ,,roi,,ca end th,,s a,ah,;s, $500 az
l.ed 70 proeuce ama .nus enaonng ourselves TO
food Of raw mater;sls and Of line ~
J ~ am I 'e ~ ,Aas, anu VI ene N
when we excel ~ seems So, 70 me ina, many OF the
Act hatweeS5 nrotect;on and ~ t.d , IN, ~
be turned to good account. that the revenue ma,
be reduced so as no longer to overtax the people.
that protective duties may be retained without
becoming ourdensome, that oir shipping interrst
may be 1udiciously encouraged, the currency
fixed on firm basis, and above all such . unity
OF interests established among the States OF the
american system as viii be OF great and ncreasr
ing advantage 70 them all All treaties In the line
OF TINS pohcy which have been negotiated, or are
IN process OF negotiation, contain provision
deemed 70 oe requisite under the clause q tie
ives me autnoilty 70 originate bills for raising rev
enue On the zyth Of February last transmitted TO
service Commission, together With comnun nes"
ton RON the Leads OF several executive depart
ments OF the Government respecting the pNkftical
workings OF the law under which the commission
Swallowed have been more than realized. The
system has fully answered the expectations OF its
friends In securing competent and faithful public
servants and IN protecting the appointing officers
OF the Government from the pressure Of personal
Importantly and from the labor Of examining the
Claims and pretensons OF rival candidates foe per
lie employment The law has had the unqualified
support 81 the PRESIDENT and OF the beads Ok iisr
several departments. and the members a tie
ard fidelity. Their report viii shortly be submit
ted and viii be accompanied by ss'ch..recoinmen-
ions for eniargsng the scope OF the existing stat
. as shall commend themselves 70 the Executive
.shd Ine commissioners charged with us admins
Tafion.
IN view o. me general ana perasaent demand
NATIONAL BANKRUPT Law
7 hoY.s that the d;fFerencas az aan.,,,,.,, ,ht,t
have hitherto rreventad it, enactment NAV ~.
n1tlast tie rrfsent sessioa may "ee
The uesstilIsnre which for the r,.st t,vo ve,rs
has hem raeing1ip the Countries Of Inc Fssi ,s
.ssa,ly r,ade rs a,,rsea rn -. IL, F,,,a,..
Nth which We ara N co,,a,s, ,Dr,,,rp.s,,.s
Ti,e then s..cre.sry ~ The ~ ,..,,s.,a
- a nr1ianati~n az The pd,,' , =. u
rsss r;.tir, nj - : .i;, w s
thss isnr.ortsfson "a go snd ~ as'-.4s
non ~ hagaags ~ ;,r,,,s4.-.,t III -
traveyers a,7sv;51e fro,,, ;nss..ts5 c,,s,.s anu ~
his course may have ben rith@ut xirs.s
warrant Of Law 7 a,,,-o,e the rss.a,,,,,.,,
dation of the rresept s,.,sta,,, that ~ G,.ss.
take action n the preu,lses and ale, ROOM
mend fhat the in,,,ediste asI,.fssr ~ s,,b ,as
,lrfs as win b. likely n ward IN the DREADED eni
ternic and to mitigate ifs s..xerty IN eas i .l,
slnhapp;Iy extend "a our shore The ANIMAL re-
mort 81 the Commissioners of The I,isrief 81 "a;
inmbta reviews the orerations III III. ssVeral d.
tlartrneuts az its rntnicir.al srovern,nent
ask your careful cr,nss4.rafion III its s,yoest
ions fn respect 10 Ies;slafi ssr,<-ciaIlv ernrser
Ing such a. relate t revision n the civil and
Criminal Code the perfor,nluee Of the labor Nv
persons sentenced ID impr@orrne,,t in ne iaiI The
construction and occupation a wE1arres along the