Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

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both 10 rs administrative feature. .a-i Is -.
srnrnui& The need Of th~ former = ws-.sv
ally eoaeefsd. and an s@resuasas ur-oa ~.
and the eess method. tor th~sr s-,---s-si.,,'
~ probably not - dis.~rsls Vnlforrnlsv ~
~ x..a.s.en a. all cur ports : essential. and
cure "a II Is equally aeslrsbi. rs
Questions aTecsins rates s-t s,s-ss.
neAfions shosid BE promptly sersi-.l
EsE cSzcCLATEys xRBFTH
rAtsole psesented ey the SECRETARY % ia.
Ir~a-a.y sAo~lns the H1sonus % money =,
All kinsf- a csrcuistlsu each yr4r f-.srn -.
- tAe rres-nt tine. - of interest Il az
r@s.xs @ sAsi shs aa1ogni q Nstioa.l ssak
n@e~s IN etrcalation has decreased aarfnr
snst pcrsnt siiarr-a. q whs~h s.
-@4S = caarge4hf- ~ the last v~a-
Ins wt,nirswal % bank elrrulssson Ell
neer--artly euntinGs Ensier exs@tlar erprssI-
ti"as- II = pFosshis tss sssspsssa q th-
suggestions male By the C.srnptroler a th~
,Il.s 10y. rlx That The minimum d~posit -
e-fnsis fnr the establishments % b.nks y. ~
dnset. and that an issge of notes 10 tAe par
value cf TIE bonsts bs siinwesf would h~,,s -,
ma,nsAsn tne oaak circulation. but While tht.
.aafrswsl q osnk ncts- has bsea xosnx GA
tner~ has e~~n . barge increase In she asasuns
% <otd snt silver coin IN clrcuixrss,z susI -
ne rs. ss.ss 800 q so.@ sea s.ivss esrsIrca,..
circulation en- March l. Is-~. VA. sad - -
whtte o1 Dctocer !. iSsss. the total was 81 80
et-.~ There vas an increase of yssi. -
N gold coin, % 50 5st-lan IN standard silver
a9star- % sa1-fil=s IN sntd certificates. "a
sg-s.slS,5I5 IN silver certsdeatsS. susi a. Al.
s.s:zss n tnisssf states notes. mak iax a total
p<rtod decrease 90 sIIa.Irs.-zg n bank rsr-
euiataon. and of ss1.f~l IN suhz%gfarv
ssdver- The net tncreas~ was gza.z.s.
Increased alog: ave dollars iurfax the tirae
covered by the table referred 10. Ths tas,i
coinage % silver dollars vas On November l.
the Treasury vaults and $aas~.ss wsr~ ia
s.rcnietion- of the Amounts IN the vsults
s-ss-al.-s. were represented by outstanding
saver certificates, isav fEzx 3 ri - not IN efr-
eGlafion and not represented hy c~rtlsess..
TuK SILVER COINAGE
me NV requiring the purchase hT the
treasury q two miliion dollars worth q ~
Ner pGilton each mo1sh. - h~ COINED snsa
silver dollars % four hunssr~d AMI twsfvs
as1t haI grains. has been observed hv
tne department.. o1t neither the secretary
nor any of his PREDECESSORS has d@%rned 4
safe - exercise the discretion given BY tax
q tncrease ;5e monthly purchases - four
million dollars
rHE pANsEEs OF FRxN cofSAcE OF sfrvEw
think q = clear that u sc snouid make
tnr essinar of silver A. rrs.rss rIss~. fr..s -.
must exP@cs the iisf.r~ncr IN baiison values
- sns sold ana silver dollars ~iu b. taken
scconns of IN ccuuneTcs4l tran-acsfou. ansf
v N t1e SANE Ff~alf wu1hi tuiiBs Auy con
-iicrNhlr increase ct the prw-ens rats- q
coinage sarh a rs-~ult ws.-if4 he A i..-r~ssss
aote !" oar naAneisl mznareIs~ns AMI & s4s
tEoG> u ali nx1@.nesS Interests We <issss.s4
not tread the dazx~ruus esf-e ~ ~ueh
PT5fi sn.i- in.iee,i, uathiuE more harmful
cuai1 napp~n a. the s.lvsr Interests Any
safe legislation upea this <uht@es must -
cure the s'yGaliry OF the txo CONS n their
commercial H-s--l
THE BEHxESss sEN PEoCLawsrrox
Ihe pEoss.=izstoa ry.iulrs.i BY section q
TIE Aft 20 HArea , l~ss- reistfax to the kiIl-
inz x --als ami csA@F fur h@Aria, 4hinaais.
wx@ ls-s2~d BY eu th- lit q Nara snsf =
tAN> A1s4 protect the interests ut the tultesE
: 49, TA~ establishments q a refzx~ sta-
Erss<s vas sz.rC~s-taliy zreDmpi sshs1L
gEE COAST pEFxx~Es
Ia,trc't - u1nstcrl sssnstars1s sc Nrw prae-
tir8liy witAeGs epase srf~ase- MAnv a ths
t1xa slimius-A th- r-riIs % thsir rarrt.ssn.
Z s1hs~ctet - the nr~ q Improved xuas
azs y-rT feS are 80 heeafsd a. t~ give f4li
w~ are zow Hak n< Tor roass sf~f~n-s u.~.
Ihr< general sl.bgcet has had consideration
N Soazres- t.'r ~ols- y~Ars. amt sh@ appr~-
xaas sa1ss@ @7e year a<N. ~as.
az -~@rw. the cNp=r-saspn of a
psrpo-~ a provide salrabl- works IN whSeh
these guns r4a<ht - ua.euateyL A aprrst-
prtstiou nos nasi~ fssr that pury.sse wouks
nns e4.r 4ace the c,1Lli ntsttpa of the wars- i--
yont cur ability to >upPis them With fairly
elsi~s against for~ig-n asEaeS shoald aot rr-s
altogether N the frseastky Z sri.o<isioa of
Other naEtnss= Therr shspni.t h-s <erssrsi line
holly IN cur CS1 S~epnx- I very urgently
tor IN. construction q s1ch works n cur
naost exposed hsrhors-
WISE sresEsrFoS-
approve the suwgs-ti0n II the Secretary
G1g companies Of the >ats@uai t.aarst in our
eoass NeTkS for a <peciE s't time each wear
And for their trimming n the use of heavy
guns Ht- suggestion that Increase ef
the artillery force of the army r. desirable i
also N connection commended To the con-
sideTarioa u Conxrw~-A
KIyEK AND EkksoK TNFKovENESr.
Tbs Improvements of car important rivers
and harhor> shoulst b. promoted BY the nee
e>-ary appropriations CaTe shoEld b. taken
that tbs Government not erl IA tied Ia the
prosecution Of works not of pubifc ansf gen
eral advantage. ami that the relative useful
ns<s Of works Of that class i not overlooked
completed. do not deGbs that the end wouIsi
Be sooner and mcre economically reached Il
fever separate works were unsierrAken AZ
the same time. and thase selected t1r their
greater general Interest wers mere rapidly
pushed to completion sork once cousif-
eFably begun should not o< subject sa the
risk and deterioration whIeh interrupted or
Insufficient appropriations neecs<artly ocea-
sion
THE PROTECTION OF rHE IUDrcrkKr
The as-anif made BY David : Terry uPoa
Court og the United stats. II Lsfhorp. Cal.
In August last, ami the killiar "a the
as>1iians BY deputy United states mar
.hal. Who had becn aepated 70 accompany
ftcipated vtoleacc AZ the hands q Terry. IN
connection with the legal proceedings
whieh IN my iastxm~as. are ~orrhy Of the
2ttentso1 Of SonSre~<- I recommend that
more dernise provisions be maste
u FssssraI ,esT Bat fsr fsil srssi "a saes
eases ii the Cnitesl states Cogrtse In recon
mendinx such legislation do not az ali inn
peach either tie general adequacy q the
ton % al citiEen- or the <~n~rni disposition
Of those charged wIth tk@ execution of such
laws 10 give pruteetion - the of-ie-rs of the
United STATE The dnty q protecting is
officers a. szeh and Of panishssg thos< who
aSsaulr them on 4ecuxnt ot th~ir ofrfeiai acts
-nouid not Be deyoiyed expressly or by ac-
quiesc~ne~ upon the ioeai authorities
WITNESSES sHorID 80 FRoTEcTED-
Events which have been brought 20 my
attention happenin< IN other parts OF the
country. have also suggested the FsFuprtefy
OF extending. BY legislation. fuller protection
u those who NAY be called Witnesses in
tne courts of the Uuitest states The Law
eomp%ts those who are supposed "a have
cur courts and grand t1ries. and to give
evidence There = manifest resulting
duty that these Witnesses shall be protected
from injury on account OF their teyiuony-
The Investigations of criminal offen-e~ are
often rendered futiie. and the punishment
OF crime impossible. by the Intimidation u
Witnesses
JUDICIAL CONFIRMATION
me salaries Of the Judges % the District
Courts IN many % the districts are- IN nay
Judgment. t1atessuate- i recommend that
an such salaries nov h~low $500 per annum
be increased - that aEaount- It > quite true
thzt the amount of labor performed by
these judges = very unequal but a< they can
not properly engage IN otter pursuits to
supplement their income, the salary shocld
be such in all eases as 80 provide an indie
pendent and comfortable support
rKUsrs sHoCLD EE MADE oDIoCs
Earnest attention should be given By Con
xress 70 A consideration OF the question how
lar the restrain. Of those combinations OF
capital COMMONLY called. -rrusrs 70 matter
- E.s4e-.I farfssiferion when orxanixed. as