The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-08
SCORING CONGRESS.
Members Accused OF kegIectInS the
Needs OF the Nation


Repeated reC0Emeuuatio tious have been submit
ted Tor ths amendment and change Of the laws
relating cur pub sig lands that their peryersiou
20 other uses than for zones OF honest settlers
night be prevented. - uljG measure TO meet
I'll conceded necessity Of reform rena ils await
ing the sCt.oa Congress, many ella uz 70 the pub
lie .slGs aud applications for their donation IN
t-vor CT states aua luC -VIduals have been allowed
TEn in ald OF Indian msu&se ezneut recon-
UeEee4 ny those Vel informed ss containing
valuable features Ia fGTthsTauCe Of the solution
Cf the indian problem .lE9 thus Tar failed Of leg-
Is E-lve sanction, While grants OF doubtful eNpe-
tg ress tHrOu yh Indian reservations. have great
- multiplied. Lhs pTOprIsty and necessity Of
tine erection 0t one or 1lgge prisons for the con-
E-e1leut OF L nlEta states convict. and pCsr-of-
Ege building In the UHtlOual Cs piaL are Eor dis
UatGd. hut these ueets Yet remain unanswered,
cl-e scores oi pupLle D-l--lufs nave DevH erect
ed SlFre Lh iE necessity tOE pIbiiC puFpesc is not
apparent. 4 revision o. or pension Ia ws could
easily be ra re which would rest U Dsn lust pria-
C.a.gs and EEOVl5a t1c every worthy applicant.
tu- while our general pension laws remain
ar-EscI ard Imperfect hundreds Of
PASSED which are lie source Of IN
lasa q sC-iE.tuatiQu aad poPulsr Generalization.
Aar-g Er-trs9l bills tgC the support OF ghe gov
-rfralat are des-sd by items and provisions 10
-raaslrle aud experienced parties that b.ll sD-
prapr4Htu4 money 'tr pU8Ic internal lIPrgy--
ueal would tal. 10 meet with favor unless / con
tanned III it more for local and private advantage
Tlese statements can be uuch emphasized by
an asce-tHLlmeuE or the proportion o. federal
CESSATION which either bears upon It's face It's
private character of Which, upon examination,
1eve.1us such motive power. nd ct The neo-
l,Ee wait ana expect from their chosen repre- en-
tattves such patriotic acton As viii advance rAe
wal are OF the elt re country; aud Lh'S exception
can only be answered By tEs performance o. pub-
aulonz the nations OF the earth and our success
in 8cCoDp fishing " lat God las gwen the Amer
lean people TO DO require OF those in
trusted with the making and execution
o. our laws perfect devotion, above all
other Things ia tie public good.
frpatIruCe OF constitutional limitations or led
era power and 10 srsl-Ly cheek the iLCrlss-
ing tendency 10 extend the scope Of fedora leg
iSlHIion INTO the lLsiu oi state ana local lErls-
dEctfou pom the Plea OF su0servirg the nuHItc
welfare. Ere preservation or Jbe parIuOu Sc
tween proper SuuisCts Of .e2eT6l and local care
and rrslat ols srs Of such i'm portauCc under the
constitution, LiCh IS tue law Of eur We ~ exist
euCe. that no consideration OF expedteuCy or
sentiment sG0uLd tempt Us 20 enter upon doubt
We bsve undertaken 10 discover and proclaim
the richest blessings Of q ir5e government with
the constitution az our guide. Let Es follow the
way i poiuls out Is WI. not mts.ea1 rs. And
surely no one who has ta2sG upon himself the
solemn obligation 90 81 -pport and preserve tac
constitution can 1u4 .asl.lcatOu CT sossce ioE
GG--Cyally ia me excuse tAat Ee wandered and
d5sObeyed u seaEch OF better way % reach The
public welfare than the constitution offers.
What Das been said Is deemed not iaappr1p.i-
ate at a time when, rom a century height, We
view the way already Crot by the American peu-
esa suE attempt 90 discover their future path.
NGe seventh preslslel OF me United SsaEes-tae
solder and statesman sus a. IL times the brave
fIsud Of the pegple-tl yiGdi iCsti0u Of his course
- the protector of the popu.ac rights and the
champion u. frIe American Citizenship. 81
cared. The ambition which leaGr NE on q su
anxious desire aud 8 6Te3 Gtt5-u nation to re-
store to the people En -ul aired The sacred trust
tzev have coLaaeI 11 my charge, 70 nsa the
wounds CT the constitution and 10 preserve is
trJLa further violation, % persuade ny country
men 50 tsr I may, that It "a not II 8 splendid
government supported by powerful moEopolies
sn5 zrfstoeEatIcsl establishments that they will
Had haguiasss OF their liberties protection. but
Ia i plain system. vatI Of pom g-eEIIng all
snd granting favars TO Eoze--d -SpeDslug its
blessings Ike the dsYs o. heaven, unseen and
rufz-r save IN tha freshness IA beauty they con-
tribute TO produce Is is such q government
thar the genius CT CIR paCp.e requires. SEer E
aae aaIy under y shis-h eur states ulay remain fcr
a.ss 70 come, united prosperous and rec