Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-06

"u0o ~ uefrHYed by the States
u DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
,ha i'Por' oi the Attorney General f. under
..o Jaw submitted directly TO Conrrets I'm, no
.Io department OF Justice is one Of the evacr.
S. apartments some reterooce to The Wbrs
cone Is appropriate hcfe.
Hgoreus and In Tho main ~, ,e,..,,..--
,nnrt "n oeeh ' haue 10 bring 70 trial and punish.
.reit AT Vlolators uf the laws; but at The snr,s
.lhe' caro- has been taken mat frivoio,s aad
.ecnhioaI ohenses should not be used IN s,yan
su9 lees oil officers or TO harass well disposed
..HA'hs' ' Especial attention Is called 10 the
LIS Ie's connected with the prosecution OF viola
ft,, VI 'no election laws and Of offenses against
on.leu States oilc RS. The number of
vonv'c'lons secured, very many Of them
Spon peas OF guilty, will 1t is
"opeu' nave saluary restraining inf,u.
i"cre nave been several cases whero
toa'uasters appointed by me have been sub.
,n s.u W Ni"eht interference IN the discharge
Vi 'helr onlcial duties and to prosecutions ana
po'solal violence OF the most extreme cbarac
Ter Some OF these cases have been dealt ,,J,h
through The Department OF Justice and in eor,o
eases the postalices have been aholis,..s-..g.l
snareried. l 'nilve directed tho Postmaster
General TO pursue this course in All cases where
other Efforts failed TO secure for the postmaster
hothlmselt in fault an opportunity peacefully
action will nat snnrIo,, ,hn o sf"so i'uV suon
partnent of I,s,tna ~ -. ,"o, 70 VI 'io De'
offenders IN nnnihn,o, '9 '"' P"iu'u'"r
The vacation IN, i,,1iaia, .,.-,
certificates NJ ul
flied b, tho ,t,o.,'a,. 't'' "p0' ''S III eqhy
! Court Of tho rTni,nd c. '"' ." ''o tHeut
OF a familiar equity jurisdiction. Nearly 100
such DEGREES have been taken during the year,
lhe evidence disclosing that n very large num-
have bonn issnoI ADJ vs.. VI n"'ui ilt'N'tiou
10 rcnpy INV rc,.o,,i,,i "eR
so amended sn os 70 '.'"' Wv l""s DC
seorchiny ai MY t 'no'o iuI ana
naurallzation hc toro os''lS W
ed II ccrtoir;, is , ~ '''' "'o sinht,
an ann1ic,tion low - '" i"', ,n"V
heard win oe ,,,,cI ,,,, ,l 10" y 9n.,l w
much forma,tv as arc iva 60 -, 'tl 90
the pettiest nroncr,, ri1,,,' ''''' '''' oi''Hs
! Al tthoIost so.. i,, r,,,u., ..,,,......
provn a nm o,,,,od .,t,"t "a,rout NY "p'
malnc and rnoI.snIli,, r., ,o 'o,i'D'' oooN
pmhin =, ord o,,,oI,, ,' ta,t s A,''''oU VI W.
did no, rroblbit h,t in tno, ,ioa., w 20 % t'". :.
purportad IN nrobihit e wa "n"' "
made updcr ovjs,in,, 1o,rs , n,,'.., "1'' p'
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i"I hhroNr of POSTMASTER GENERAL
SHOWS the most gratifying progress IN the i'm
portan work committed TO his direction The
business methods have been greatly improved
large economy in expenditures aud IN in.
crease OF four and three-quarter m lions in
receipts have been realized The deficiency
this year is SjiS63OD, rs against SG 80 1888 last
year, Notwithstanding the great enlargement
of the service. Mail routes have been extended
ana qnickened and greater accuracy and dis
patch in distribution and delivery have been
attained. The report will be found to be full of
interest and suggestion, not only to Congress,
but to those thoughtful citizens who may be
interested TO know what business methods can
do for that department Of public administra.
tion which most nearly touches all our people
The passage Of the act to amend certain sec.
tions of the revised statutes relating to lotteries,
approved September IN, 1890 has been received
with great and deserved popular favor The
foStoillce department ana the Department Of
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The report OF the Secretary OF the Interior
exhibits with great iullns ss aud clcarues' the
vast work of that vast department aud the sat
isiNctory results attained The suggestions
made by him are earnestly commended 10 the
COnsdcrat on OF Congress, though thcy ean not ,
all be gwen particular mention here,
The several acts Of Congress looking to the I
reduction Of the larger indian reservations to
the more rapid settlement OF the Indians upon /
individual allotmen's' ana the restoration TO +
the public domain OF lands in excess of Their
needs, have been largely carried INTO euect' SO
far as the work was coniided TO the executive ,
Agreements have been concluded since March
4, lNN', involving 'he cessloh 10 tne OH'eo
States OF about lLI2b,ON acres OF land 9
These contracts have as required py law Deen /
submitted to Congress Tor ratification and ior G
IlOQs necessary 10 carry litnll lnlO /.