Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-12-02

the purposes OF convenience anu ISOhohY ~
transportat alton. Considerable OF the cost OF
maintaining these cOnyicts in state lnstitu-
lions would be saved by the adoption OF the
plan proposed and by employing them In tue
manufacture Of such articles as were needed
for use by the government. Quite large
TeCuniary benefit would DE realized In par
lial return for our outlay
THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM.
I urge change in the Federal judicial sys
fem 10 meet the wants of the people and
abate the delays necessarily attending the
prcse condition Of affairs in our courts. All
are agreed that something should be done,
ana much favor is shown by those well able
to advise, to the plan sugge ted by the vt
tOrncy General at the last session of Congress
and commended in my last annual message.
This recommendation i here renewed, to-
gCthcr with another made at the same time
JOuChibg q change in the manner OF COM en-
sating dis riot attorneys and marshals, ID
the latter sub jet Is Commcndcd TO Congress
for its action in the interest OF economy 10
the governmcat aud humanity and fairness
and jus ice to our coplC.
The report of the secretary OF the Interior
PRESENTS a com rehcnsiyc summary OF the
work Of the various branch 3 OF the pubic
| service connected with his department, ana
| tn suggestions and TccOmnr ndatlons WIN u
| IL contains for the immovcm cnt OF the ser
vice 81 Guild receive your careful considtra-
| ton The exhibit maize Of the COnnttOu oil
| cur indian population AMI the Progress OF
! the work for tncir enlightenment no "lth-
| standing the many cmi arraS smCnt> which hin
der the letter adm nistIation oil TINS l, OTiHuI
! brIuCu Of the service /, rat INlnL IN lHc
! funds "A appropriated for the Indian '"rE ce lor
! the seal wear lust aS,Cd WITH the aVallaD'c
| income lOu Indian Iani and trust moneys
| arnrluiiug in all to 81. 80, 10 II, were ample
| for Ih,. srry &c uUd, the COnd ton aud in
| ,,rlrtrnus of the law re ru}ating their exp 'ndi
| tu.r- There remained ia ancC on hand on
| June TO- ls~j. Of : $50 O.33 20, OF which 81,
| 81. 7CS.2l, are permanent funds Tor the iulhll
| rcnt Of treaties and other like PURPOSES, and
| tie n ma II Ter S?E!!, 800, is subject to be
carried to the surplus fund required bY law.
! IN estimates presented Tor appropriations Tor
| t G. ensuing fiscal year amount To S?bO, N'tOl |,
| or san, 1856 20 less than those laid before Con.
| grrs, last year. The presents system OF agcn-
| ,.,r. while absolutely necessary and well Hdap
! red for the managcuc It Of our Indian Affairs
| and for thr ends in view when
i, was adOUiCI i in thu present stage OF In
| dian manag mrut Inadequate, standing alpnt
for the accomplishment Of an Object which
la~ become Ir,.s ny in It's importance. The
,up,r raDd transition from tribal OrgaLiZa
toms TO citizenship Of such portions of the
indians rs are incapable OF civilized III
Wh.u the existing system was adopted the In
dian race was outside OF the limits OF organ
ia States and Territories and beyond tn,
immriiair reach and operation Of civilization
AVID all efforts were manly d r Ell t. tho
., "A uicuaurc ui fr emily relations and the pre-
,cryat on Of rracr and quiet on the frontier
All this /, now charged. There Is no sucl
faing as tie Indian frontier. Civilization
wan the busy hum Of industry and the intlu
, enc, Of Christianity surrounds these peopl
at every 70 Mt. None ut the tribes are out
+ lid. Of the bounds Of organized z vernmcn
/ aud Is except that the terrific" al system
Ia. not been extended over that p rtlon O
tie country known Il, the Indian TER I, r.
A. a race the Indians are no longer hostile
but NAV De considered as submissive to th
control OF the government AS few Of then
OuIy are troublesome. Except the trag
mrnts Of several hands they are nov
| gathered uDOn the reservations. II is no long
err lO,sible for them 10 SuDSist 10y the ChaS
and tie spontaneous pro auctions of the earth
With an abundance Of land il furnished Will
the means and implements for -rotitablC hus
handrY, Their life Of tni r. dclcndenCC upOl
government IatiOns from day to day is NJ
longer dcfenslblc. Their inclination, long fos
tered b, a defective system OF CO1trOl, is t
cling 10 the habits and customs o: their anccs
tors. and struggle with persistence against th
life wh,ch th,ir altered circumstances pres
, uuon them. But barbarism and civilization
cannot live together. 1t is Impossible tina
such inCOngruouS conditions should cocks
on the same soil. They are port on {
our people, are under the authority OF GU
government and have peculiar claim W on
and are entitled to, the fostering care and pre-
teci n OF our nation. The government can
not rcll We Itself OF inns resp0nS'GlHty uni
tnry are SO lar lraine any nt t 90
ape "u1Ily ~ "uu al ~ 80 -
IHe PAIN III "",I" WY ouOut - am ~ =,
CIc@!E h'3' H0N ~ i a. I'll ~, AZ
must oe ltu - EuIucu ~ 1 cuS m. a.
lainlllat M,tu INC Wy anu ~ SItti.
10 assume lhe uuI5cs "u 80. -
our clVlht usn 7. 80 ~ Stia9 - w.
WI, CohIlhuc ouiy al ~ ~ So" POI
anu at g'ta. uno oS sSI ~. ~, ~
nc'npNH VI '''"urE iIT - 49, ~ a
! tIe Euan.cI ,ol'I S',N Huu 800, 10
= / OF thc s'rT!Cc. lnc asents ma. 'uS ecu "a
Cparge anu sup ~ si"T II, anauy 49, "a nt W.,
= nan i've unGuS"uu InuIans' az. ~ az
IarTe 'es"' 'alolS anu Sul E t1 "lt w unE w
taiS % - fS.i, ~
nave tlllc 10 ~ IN Hi'Ci 'o ID" u AZ ~ u
anu HhPt"Nc.L,c"t " d !, " IuLIAu my l.,
iha"S axe ntEIJt.T" "''t C'lia'u ~ auu ~
= ueutuueuC 'o"u'', ~ uo' I"N Lo' p 3 'S'
: III u, l'LHHS'on. ~ I'm ',I t VI tuS
agents anu 'hS '"u y - VI tNC So ~ a
not ca'CuIalc" 20 sc 'It lo' ny sci MUi
men " are HlIcI oy SuI'.It auu oh"!
Pror'ry pan anu 5AttIlSeh5S uIeC' III
Ihc'hoI' orSl AuILt u 70 - JuCI tue 'los
SPECIFY results anu pcrlnah' hI oc"cuts, nenc
!, . te necessity l9l supPf,h'>lIaL5 a-GnCy -
\ . system uIEC ~ l'c tIu ~ P.DiuoD'HS ~
a . Eche'a H!u u1't L"lN I!"H9.Ir'n VI - 10y tt
I'oh nSoil9 anu Ius''''s VI I"' 0"' '7"' ~ "
n Ways Vi '''''1|Htou
= An INDIAN COMMISSION
: with an anNo Is desire to devils
= some plau OF operation bY which
. secure the wcliarr of the Indian, and to RI
| liryc the treasury as far AS possible from tn
,up,Ort Of an Idle and dependent po, ulatior
. | Recommended in nv TreyIOus annual mes
) save. the MASSAGE Of a law authorizing the M
, ointment of A commission AS an instrumen
L :. , to ouviIlorv ~ tnDsn alr,ody ostobIisha