The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-12-05
1N3I0UTH INQUIRER, FNHEH0LD.N. j. DECEMBER s. 1889


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me pan Oh proVfolpg some iheerIneuiaee coui's
na'ins Inal apReAa1e 1urisuc.ion =. eelNail
clhsses Oh quesuohs anu cases mas .iinN' 70
ceiEsa more general approval from cne DeilcL
au paI oA lne eniiitry snan any otiei' IN" ~
at'e4ip'is W ulscuss uetsais' .ns
provision De mace Tor the esesohshiheh' ol suor
courts
me saiarlss o. Nie Judges oi .ne ulssii eo"
m many ol 'he sois'tlc's are IN my Juu -.
auequa.e l Escohn'enu Iht.f a.i suon saia, , tos
no" osio" ooooo Pc. aihuia 20 nei es'sea ~ sha
oui'~ =. 10 quoe .iu7 0nt'. VIC aiV.'o y, ~,
Peitoriheo py tnese JUDGES y very unequai ~,
as U'iVJ eanho' P'oPeily ei'sss1 " oonei ~ -, -,
70 ., lncolles' ene sa.y ors
comfortable s,nport
Earnest attention should be given by congress
to a consideration of the question how far the re
straint of those combinations Of capital commonly
called trusts is matter of federal jurisdiction
When organized, as they often are, to crush out
all healthy competition and to monopolize the
production or sale of an article Of commerce and
general necessity, they are dangerous conspira
cies against the public good, and should be MADE
the subject of prohi3itory and even penal legis
lation.
The subject OF an international copyright mas
been frequently commended to the attention Of
congress by my predecessors. The enactment o.
such a law would be emineDtly wise and just
Our naturalization laws sho.ild be so revised as
to make the inquiry into the moral character
and good disposition towards our government Of
the persons applying for citizenship more thor
ough. This can only be done by taking fuliei
control OF the examination, by fixing the times
~ s,'-, ,,1s saI r,,rsss,t tbs
government in the INQUIRY. Those who are the
ayowed enemies of social order or who come to oui
shores to swell the injurious influence and to ex
tend the evil practices Of any association that de
fies our laws. should not only be denied citizen
shin but domcile.
The enactment of a national bankrupt law OF
character to be a permanent part of our general
legislation is desirable 1t should be simple in its
methods and inexpensiye in its administration.
e Dopo
The report OF the postmaster general NOS oniy
EXHIBITS the operations OF the department lor tne
pst nscai year, out contains many valuable sug
gesuons for the improvement and extension OF
the service, which are commenced 10 your atten'
tion So otncr oranch OF the government mas Sc
close contact with the daily Life OF the people.
Amost every one uses tne service u oners, ana
every hour gained IN the Transmission OF the
great commercia mails has an actual and posi-
bic vaiuc that only those engaged m trade car
understand
Ihe saving of one day IN the transmission OF tine
mails between New York and San Francisco,
which has recently been accomplished, Is an incl
dent worthy OF mention.
The plan suggested OF a.supervision OF the post
offices in separate districts that shall involve In
struction and suggestion and rating OF the
efficiency of the postniasters would, have nc
doubt, greatly improve the service.
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ihs iepols oi .sie o., sssies, o. sne nasy sno~s
isoi ~, y. .o 80 $40 :, .,.o oon
that WILL 90 not aouo'' promote ene einclency Oh
esca'
N sonos'i' as'csi"etoi! poSi ieSs nos ooen
''i.o -, '-io Sono'' ueo u rro rs 10" s.Aps y.
war au.hoii]eu oy cDhsiess' Inc III % sessei "
lle new navy, .ne Doipn.n' was suoJoc.eu ~
Vc's sewers elis. 'eS's a.u W very uch auselse
=, ~ 40 s ~ - CO. ~ ''e,'e
.rae cruise afounu lne "oriu' from WHICH sue
mas 'ecrntn re.urneu, mas ueiiohs'rateo eha1
Snv 10, - . s ~ o. eA'ss ~ so'Sei " nol i,eo.
1hs iepois u 'ue secretary sno"s .h'.D mniie
.Ns e,ieciise ioioe ~ 'ne navy IS rap,uy incietls
ins' W ie,'Son oi .ne iinproseu puiiu anu arnia
nhen0 VI ehe ne" shlPS 'ne ,uiaoei VI o',i ships
tha ,+b ~ Mo- ,os+ @
Sins. and thouyh fonr have since been added to
the list. the total number has not been increased
because in the mean time four have been lost
or conueiineu lwen'y -s.A auui'lonai vessels
is b tb, ,vbsn rhey w.. con,nlteS ON, 1ist
viii onlv he increased to fortvtvo cain ~ ye
Tha al ,yoolan sbins orc S,,aar;,,r, alr,ost %
FAST as rbs nav yassa1s ors aiJsd ThaSs ssc,s
c.,,,, ths;r own o,,nmant ono ~ tho now eh;s
mny in tig,,tin, sfranotb ha aoual 10 two of tns
IA h,t Il eannn, Do 81, or,,;s;a,r 49, ~ 49,, =,
is ;,,,,orton+ tbersfo,e tba+ ,va sho,,1a ,o,,o
,,,ora ;Y'orss IN Tho n,,r,hor - ~
sh;.,s concur in tbs racon,,nandot;nn 30 ~
sacrst,rv that the constr,,ction ~ eght ar,norad
s,,i - rhc., o,,nhoots and ava tor,e5o h,ats Ie
o,,tf,,,szaI ''' y
a,-,,sll,ny calamity bafa,, three ~ orr naval
vssss,s pn dntv M tbs samoan is,snSs ~ ~.
barho. ~ Aria in March Iast irvolvins tha ,oss
If four otf3eers and fortv-sevan seamsn ~ tTo
vassals the trenton and tba vardals and ,hs
diSahine, ~ a third the Ninsic Three yasss,s =,
the German navy. also in the harbor. sbared with
o,,r shins the force of the hnrricans and suffered
even more heavily. while mourninp the brave
ofticers and men who died. facing Win high re-.
solve perils greater than those Of hattie Il is
most gratifying to state that the credit OF The
American navy for seamanship. courage and
yenerosity was marnificeutly Sustained in The
storm beaten harbor of Apia.
fTh. ,rasiaort bars s,,,oLs at ,an,+h - the
80 = 81 es eI:.; a. sf - - r.s,a - =. wy
progress anu ooNu,'lo0 =. '.e AuuiA1 VI so'
ernment reservations' ana relers 70 tne
Sioux and Cherokee negotiations)
The Opening Of Oklahoma.
1rnasr the ooraepoant r,ads he,,vasn ~. rrn,.od
sta,ss and ths Muscoosa Tor S,rss,a rst;an .'. -
1nd;a,s -, .ha 10Th dsv ~ fan,,a-v 1850 ~ ~
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