The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-12-14

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Garland has uede ahnum report
= Congress Of the s'ness OF the
Depaytnent Of Justae Mig me Los,
~-l,S~ ass,ost ne United PES, and q state.
nS6t Of The bpstnsss q supreme Court
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Aitor mekiug . oetstll satenent in regard
/ - ~ character snd NIL Of litigation in
/ wks1t he uniisi sta5 Sras party dur
~ - yssx. ne 10y General says
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| peeitsntiprles and rafernDS ~. aud says;
ST would seem that the Unttd States should
have model prisons and reforuNtore OF its own
| In which 70 connue its criminalN and provisions
could be made for the employment Of the in
! mate, at some suitable industries\n system
| OF labor which would not violate thNrecent act
| Of Congress nor be Inconsistent withNthe lave
psssed BY the several States and thcNpreva'.
| inc opinions relative to the subject OF contrac
Iabor.- There were 1873 Government prison
| er. in custody during the year.
He urges an appropriation for the res'ors
ton and preservation OF court records. and !
! advocating certain changes In tho judicial sys
tenn Of the United States. he says; II
| impossible TO overestimate the nece'
l atty that exists for change IN IN
I indie nj system TO meet the demands
the constantly increasing business OF the cour
try; and would simply call attention In thi
| connection 10 my suggestions in the last y
| port, and respectfully urge that some chang
j be m ade that will remedy the evils complaine
| of on all sides, whether that change DC IN a.
/ cordance with my views or not
/ He recommends that special appropriate
| De made to pay special deputy marshals en-
| ployed during the recent elections; that ma
| shais be allowed increased expenses In u
| service OF process arising out OF the enforc
/ ment OF the Interstate Commerce law; thu
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| report OF State Assistaat Attorneys In u
| Department OF Justice and the CHIEF clerk
| that department be increased and for &c
| erai reorganization OF the clerical force oil u
| department on q bass commemorate with !
| vast and increasing business On this suojc
/ he says:
..The work Of the department during the pa
year was contin ion OF what has been
| policy during the v lie Of the present ADM
istration, AMI strict and vigorous enfore
| ment OF the Laws For nearly four years q
Department has kept this object in view, q
| the results OF Its action are very app
| ent. Because of the diiigent persee
| ton Of suits for the cancellation
fraudulent patents and against timber tr'
passers ard plunderers OF the paphc uoma
| II has come to be understood that the laws
acted for the regulation OF the public liant
both as TO their general disposition and ma
| agement, and as granted TO railroads and Or
corporations, are OF binding force, ara are
| be- rigidly and impartially executed