The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07

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ana .dIifcult sof. enforcement even1to tic
point OF sometimes securing immunity:
criminal cases tho writ OF the United
States should run throughout /, IS borders:
el or M"et as Il they have been eiogsed
In the cases ,bove mentioned, where
1t has proved absolutely impossible
h5nf s t9 The or phnso aRRoo
Esss al SsSn
:p s''5 il Tic sspablis s asa|nst ali Psr;
ranSs any erenm
case Il is often exceedingly difficult e I. So q.
81 AGAINST ihs
sa brous tx s1s f ,Hs
wrath oGainsIt h Very slight
EdnnEcrzindeed OF any prejudice existing In
the minds OF The jury gai,nsl MN :,
are ampl" afeguarded: but ,hs intte erests
tho that ,at in thn ins
sfeshts e sho 5he better
rants the attention of the Congress. m m
subject better nd ihe BAR through-
out the United States l43a
Alaska.
Alaska, like ali err Territorial acguisi.
tons. has proved resourceful beyond mo
Ecxpectailons Of those who ma dc inc pur'-
chase. Il. 1, : = All crown ita
sqms resp we eas
have been found 70 re ,ennh GOVERN.
beeyf e ana sGes
that the d Congress d.vest the dlstrl g
Judges ana The clerks oo9 O. ,hfe functions
Tia, Tia they now exercise and cast them
upon the Governor. I. Z, I, Ia. 'oe
I#also recommend thas .tnf go. sara ttnrnavss
h IN IN : Alaska be Increased SO as to make
eaunl those rese1yi eIte az s Safes
a 81 iv araueF that t the district attorneys
should BE- probitted f fnlIad esSs a,es Com
nn,ssioners be appointed by the G ~
o f tho Territory ms lead of by the ais sa
rct Judges and th "a taka lxt the sr pace OF
5EoY,adfiai rs fec ns system which should be
a ad in all onlees; that q mounted
ouisiSe % te limits
t oWnys-a u, Vast section now wholly Without
police protection. and that some provlsiion
PERSECUTION Of appeals from the district !
Court Of Alaska Tere Mdea districts
Alaska should have 4 delegate g a. n The
oses Where ere posspe Of needsd
Tn1"a arc Foa al " Additional lghthouses
should be provided. In my jud gment Z, It !, IS
ner as seems Just and feasible in the con-
Connect ceIaHsl tic Gulf Of Alaskn With, Il the
This would he most beneficial to the Il de-
velopment of the resources OF the ieIe
ritory ana to the comfort and and welfare o.
Salmon hatcherles should be establshe ID
II many different 50 as fG se foo
the TINS ana
should be prohibited on certain q, +, the
F rivers where the mass Of those Indians
dwell who live almost exc'uslVc'S W
alaskan "a are H kindH,i , Intell IL
Work. ThoanecIs Of these people are;
THE bolition.. of2lthe present fee s ;,Is
TEN, whereby the native Is DEGRADED I'M
posed upon mud taught the INJUSTICE @
trial points s.t!'at fom.agoIisS alseas bv
inas iru Whites may be localized and not
allowed to become epidemic, to spread
deRt and great argan
iii such Industries as will assure the ms
Z dams self-s,lppOrt under he changed cons
dtlons in which they will have to i've. e
f q The duties Of the office OF the Governor
should be extended to include the super
yea e ndpH aHs Es shonS
be provided with tho means and the power
to protect and advise the native people:
Ito furnish medical trea tment N time 9, oe s
epdemics, and to extend material relleE
iii periods OF famine and extreme destl-l
tutlon.9 a 81 "a
Hawaii and Porto Rico.
The Alaskan natives should be given the
right e acquire hold and diispose Of pIE ,1sn
other Inhabitants, and the privilege OF
citizenship should be given to such as.
may DO able TO meet certain definite re- 2,
quircments. In Hawaii Congress should
give lie Governor power. to remove nal AZ
the officials appointed UNDER him, 4'le
harbor of Honolulu should pc .dredged,
Tho Marine Hospital seryice should Pc
empowered 70 study lsprotsy y the is ha u.s.
port and Recommendations i6f tho sGoYer-
nor OF Porto Rico. 81
Foreign Policy.
1nftrentlng of our foreign policy and q
the attitude that this great ma Lion. shoulu
assume In the world at large, I t@ls aDso.
ilutely necessary 70 consider the army , nna
the navy and the Congress- through winch lln
sion sog ,a keep g EYER yYldlyi m,nossIbl a
ia treat oliri foreign policy. whether inns
policy takes shape In the effort 70 secure