Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

"a fnnv bo expected to relieve with paternai care
tho distress 81 citizens and communities. and
ihti from ihe fulgess 81 ~ ifoea2ry 10 ahoald,
unon tho 81 ghfest possible pretexf % promoting
mo general good, Apply public 'unds % tbe b. 40
80 az localities ana Individuals Nor can ~ bs
denied iha, there is a growing assumption that.
ne against the Government AID IN favor o. pr-
Nafo claims and lDifroafs. the usual rules and
Hmifaulu ~ business principles and juat deal
ing should be waived. These ideas have been
urhEppnF much encouraged by legislative 49,
qUio''cTec, hohet fron contracts made WITH
tEN fpFefnncDt i8 too easily cord n in favor 7
the citizen. the failure 90 support cal as against
tho Government by proof /. often supplied ~
ro better con Iteration ihan the woa!ih ~ me
Government and ibe poveriy - tAe claimant I
trar fof Do fhe torn Of poufione are granted
upon na other real Ground Ian tho moody COM
if.o1 81 ins applicant Or FOR reasons i'-s vail T.,
ati "a 81 sums ore expended Tor puhiw hpid-
1858 AMI other imrrotome s upon rtprcsrn y
IONS s,n-o. ~ c.slrlcl 20 uf f"ir'ei I'D puniic
unrae and ecoselrcs. 1i0 extent 20 who 10
consideration - slcii matters suH0-iieafe nui
n03,ppn. zion upon flble.ia u great public
'n -' .aac'. "nt lnf1ifinr no 'p'ciAi pftfhie or
pHi Ieln interest. should arrest attention aud
lead t1 IetOrrngf .1l
few OF thc numerous illustrations q ills
condition may DO stated.
ExAvPLEA
Tho crowded condition ~ the calendar Of ihs
rupfouio Cont aud o. q folay o. suitOrs anl do
nlaI OF Justice resulting the-eir0m has been
Hfrnac urged upln flr cf.eu Ou q. Congress
wIin npnn f.r iUe rslloi OF ihe sltuaunn au-
prove. Hose 8al aoIo io lGgg1 Of lt3 merits.
Nn.lD uit subject Tsmain4 without -toc 10
CON alteration many iawt have been pas 'ed pro-
T4 nH Tor toe .lllag n terms ri Iforlo- courts
Gt pia.o -u s4lf UIa convenience "a localities or
% iay .ae Foundation Or AZ application Tor the
erection OF arv Iunie buildings.
tDpruinl Tncomn emotions have been sub
United fof tho amendment nnI change o. ife
Avs reiati"r .c our public lands, 50 .nhi thnir
-flAation aud 1iger-ipn 70 o'ncr uses iltn ~
ttHHr ma. az fiII
While a measure o. meet thls conceded noes
fity az reform Tefneina awaiting the o lion o.
Congress many cieiila to Ito pubic lanes an j
o. 'ei.n8 ~ tbeir Donation iu favor OF states
ana aiy.1laIs have been allowed
a plan Boo 8il 0f Indian manage ment, recon-
rncaaf1 boy those we'll informed a. containing
valuable ftat4rHs in fur hernuce ~ no so
IlIiJn & fhn Indian pfohlen hns thus far failed
~ legislative pnu~tiHu, whilo grants of dnuhiiul
czprlicncy t0 railroad corporations, permitting
them ~ pace through Indian reservations, have
grfa.ty multiplied.
Ile g,opr.rU and necessity for fho erection of
ono nr more prisons for the confinement 81
ILif 4 SfetoG "cuYicts aud postollrc building
lu ta8 ua10aGi capital are not disputed. but
tnof9 needs get remain unanswered, While
s'ore8 OF public buildings beye been erected
whore thoii necessity fer public purposes is not
apparent
rr. .an " our pension laws could easily b.
in1fe which would rest upon just principles
unI r.flIp Tor every worthy applicant tut
81. be- Our Vcroi al pension Jaws roman confused
nuj lmpcrferi hundreds 81 private pension laws
arr annually passed which arc me sources Of
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