The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-12-07

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% III a%@ -zI Disabling uoI charge
So 10 army SerF.c5. 8 a. *. =
h@ mum TT afd-i e. ttr ROLLS liuriA,
"a, t--A.>sA. aid iIe PAINTER
oropped wa~ @5-tss1
A''u'u&h We ia" ~ l>9' prints pep
s4oi4s Tor disabilities nui related 60 military
serFicf. yet - a requisite 10 u ts.nesls. !
olsabl.ity Mu>t * Il ucspacitasins auplt.
eAnts from tie Performance. 81 manual
labor u ~ucl drgrve ~ - rsnd-r hem
uLAhle 10 earn support Tie execution
OF this law ln It's ,aris stages a. r..st .-.y,,
10 nave bez-f jH He-s-ri wlan il true 5u;.r,-
ton, bat toward b. CLOSE 70; the last ssi-
ministratioa a. authorized v.- cons. -nct.ou
was gwen a. the statute. a.E ,.gg.. that
time THIS e"H~truc, aa has D-ru follow. u.
This has had tgr ELECT q l.~stIa- tr.. Oh
Grafton Of the lH* sa i.7 intended purpose.
The di-cay-.y N.y0u. been mad. that
many NAME had is-en pul upsau tie pen
sion I! 10y l.4yaa- sf *, holes ~ AMI rfaan-
TIC irautS, JLe urnE~~5.urr suspended
payurnt- ~ .uu .ulaaer Of pensions which
seemed a. b. fraudulent r unaulLoriz-.
pending "a c. r4s..els examination. givir,
notice to DE, pensioners H.. .r,s..vrt,r,t.r
might have an n.narturirv - ....1r.-l !.
posi- bic, the ju~Ifrs. IF their claims NJ
outstanding apparent iuvslldffy.
This, ! understand, Il. the ur..rfjce which
has for long time prevailed in rhr nm
sion bureau. but after entering upon these
recent investigations lie Commissioner
modified thl> rue 50 A. not 70 ALLOW. unril
after c 0mpl-t- examination. nlt.rferrp..
with the pay meat ID a pension aursreulI =
not alto-vti er void. bat winch n.r-e.v had
iapT fis..gf v.+.t l. yt.... v4.....
thoriled by las.
l am uuut.r 10 uud, r~gaad why frauds
in the pension rolls should lot b. exposed
and cuITccsru Nth thor ,i.-.u ness and visyor.
Every name tr4uduleHt. pur upon these
rolls j. Il wicked imposition upon the
kindly sentiment ~ which pensions have
their origin Every Fraudulent pansiouer
has become n bad cItizrn E,.ry f.I-. o,,h
in support Of "A PENSION la. made p.rinrv
more common. and fails. and uf.d--eryinI,
pensioners rob the prppl. NOT. only Of their
money. but of tne uatriuric sentiment
which the survivors Of = ,yar fnn.,bt for
the preservation of the Union olrilt 10 in,
spire.
The sum expended on account # pen
sions for the ear ending june 30, eJ3, was
sI56, 40, 4Ul. u.
The comm ~>iuher estimates that $685.
600 600 will pe rpuuif ed To- nay nausions
during the yeIr ending June 30 1854
10, the Poor Indiau,
The couditinn of tbe Indian. and tbe;-
ultimate tate are sr,hfact. ,,.I i,.b ar, ,a1,ta3
to a sacred dutv If th. ,oy.rn.n.,,t apd
which strongly auural To the sense Of ms
tice and th4 s,n.,,'tfhv rf oltr ,.al.,,r.
Our Indians uun,I,sr about o4e uon Nost
OF them are Ioc;ted ON 161 reservations
containing So III 5.}f acres of land Alout
10 900 of these I.oiaus have tn a l,rge de-
gree adoptpd civilized cu.tn,n. T.,nI. in
seyeraltv haze hepn all.fr.l ia MANY of
them Such :,notment. have laa,, md
to N 0oO irai,iap.Is f,,,..,.,r,I,,. L., Ell
ra.r ON, hr.,i,, -. ID, l,,,, | n,,, 900 -, M
mum her of Indian government schools onan
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of lido, ,.til,t,.,... ,.,.,, !,
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diar acan1s !, !. h,,,a ,,.iI ,,,.l,.. =, s,,o-
cossf,,1 ,.,,,,lri,y,,,,+
The vast ara., of I,,d which b,,t = short
time AGO constituted tI,o nnhlio do,nain il
,oridIf, faII:u,, i,,.o r,i.Itt,t,, ty.'.I, T. =
cart ain +Lnt ~ +ha +,i,.sf,. t1,., I,amof;lont
;ntention nf he I.rr.r,,,ne,t - .nn,Iv
from its don,,in IN tha i,,5,.,t,;IfT,rS
and vorthv horna ,aaLars i nft., fr,s-
trated Tbougb he ,,.,c,,I.t,,. ,,.Lostan1u
with evtnr+i0na+,. ,,,,,.,,,s. r,a,,,..,,,,, tba
land office and thosr Who With mir fam
lilies. are invited by the Government to SET
tie on the ruI,rc lands i . dasnicah la
character who un.,ht not tn I've tolerated
vet it is difficuIt - thv,rt his schemes
The recent onenino to settlement Of the
lands of the Cherokee uttirt nrrI,racino
an area Of & 80, coo .c.ns not,yi. b.tand;ng
the utmost care. in framin,r tba r-onIations
governing tbe selection of l, c,fi,ns and