Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-18

no" ,Sss1Gn psna1ns o. the United s.s..,
relatiye ,o IN the house of renrssa sehate and
proyldina .. oontempts IN federal oseutatives oo'
contempt " Jury Ia certain cases ~,
no dinment discr,'n,nent Discriminate,
the discrimination should ha ION
of snv NJ i,a, sh. OF the United stsi,S - os
r(sal Of ,hs ueu.ors, .,i We apbreys n, "a iaVor
PncIac r.i uio fiitysthird coneress "a S' .ne re-
effort ., ",load funding bill abd deno w pass the
enact y. ehe present republican neunce cns th5
'""e' similar ,ueasuse ''ah congress to
pa Union Pensioner.
Union sn,dinA nA the lust claims n, ,os.
presen, u,erS, We heartily indorse ,ho hoserVlhg
nema. ' commissioner OF penslons ."e ., RUE OF
pension Sna,i M be arbitrarily dropned INA. mat no
serv,oa ron, and the fact of enIiS,r rioh The
noa,a" SHOULD be deemed on. copcnsi,,a and
hient. "' Instability before enlist
W. "u",ission of Territor,ss
Nav NJ sui Inc admission of the terri,ou,
untnn .o, w. r arizona and Oklahoma my ol
sion a, 80 su. s.a'es and we favor the eor,, .ue
" al The territories having ths ~ aumls-
sta,.hn anu resource to entitle tha,
henoouahd hs.,', while they remnin ,a.s,, .neh 10
~ 'uat tne ofhcials appointed to aas.w we
tho sI,erhment Of any territory. toeethns .s
wy sno district of Columbia sssne, aps with
ta.u,. muuu DO bona fide residents aiaSka,
~. s'i'ory or district in which ths an.,. tne
~ periormed. The democratic nor,~ .otI are 70
~ nolne ruie and that all public Iards 'oi.eves
os.aa. .a,ou states should be appronrntad VI .he
of free homes for An,o., W the
% AIna we recommend that the ,orriton oi'-
that ~ W erahted delegate In congreso ~, =,
rni, .no general land and timber laws 70, a,iu
r. 10 eAtehded to said territory
r, me Monroe Doctrine.
"ohroe doctrine as oripinaIIr ,o.,
'nu - "s interpreted by succeedlng n,as3s ugsarea
~ pe,haheht part OF the forejgn nn,,s
ny .ni'ea states and must at MI oS tir,oS VI
-, sympathy for Cuba.
,,ha nA.eho our sympathy to the neon,o =.
nan ,"na IN ,her hsroc struggle for bsrtn po % y,
tenure for Public Onice.
sn,1 ~ "fo opposed to life tenure in tho ,r,,,,.
au,, we iaVor appointments based nnnn
'oii', h&ed terms OF Office. and snot, 'py'
No., OF the civil service laws nc vii,
noru equal opportunities to all otIzens 81 "'i'
ertalned fitness. ''''N'"' VI u.s.
No Third Term.
we declare 1t to be the unwrItter ,,u .,,.
established by custom and nsnoo ,na -,
,.o huhared years and sauctiond by tbe e~a,o ~
iea vi 1he greatest and wiscst of those wh.
,u,ueu ana nave maintained our goyernn"nt any
az, ". no man should be eligible for third tern,
inc presidential Office, ''' '''H
National Waterways.
inc lederal government should IN ro tor nm,
nprove the Mississippi river ana other ereat %n ;
a'erways OF the republic so as to sccnro ,"r
~ 'n'efior states easy aud cheap transnorta- s
On 70 the tdewater. When anv waterwa,
.he republic Is OF sufficient imnortanca ~ {
'mand aid Of the government such mid sboni1 w
extended upon definite plan OF continn'
's work until permanent Improvement T..
cured. '0'oniohV ls
Nohhoing In the Justice OF our cause and Tim
'cesslty OF its success at the polls, wa snhnlt
. foregoing declaration of principles and nnr-
'ses To the considerase Judgment NJ N.
, hericah people, We invite the support ~ d
g citizens who approve them and who desire !
naVo them made effective through lepisla. \
~ lor the relief Of the people and the re sor. v
'oh ot the country's prosperity. h