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serious considerations, and IL constitutional
other sufficient objection shall appear thereto, TO
press the begerents, in such terms to your wis
shall meet the desire Of this nation for the
thea in sueh manner ana to such astsn. a. hall be
founi convenient, the impartial ssi frienly mediation
Of this goyernmert
Henry crinnsll, ". R. vermye 2cbs,iee Cook,
s ss.sss Co. wg t sys Wa.r Ha 1ssss
ss.p ss Hewitt, j v Tappsn, Gas Ssxso~s,
Tsas sa" PSs. Eass w s%sS
shepherd Knapp, /; Buttersorth, 4 \ Holmes,
Hmm Ketchum, 4 p. H,isey, Nesmith& Sons.
. J. Van Nostrand Moses rucser, II Webb,
II. b Greenwood, A Nelson, John ). Noble,
e George Wood, and Others
Confidently With the above give the proifsred
mediation of Russia 1872 for the settlement Of tn
difficulties between England and the United States The
Documents are aprcpos to the above petition
RUSSIAN MEDiAclON.
MESSAGE From TIE PRESIDENT TO THR HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, OF TIE UNITED sPATEs.
transmit to the .touse Of Representatives. report
Of the Secretary Of State complying With Their resoi
ton of the 18th inst,nt JAMES MADISON
January Is, 1914.
, The Secretary Of State, to whom referred the
resolution of the House OF Representatives Of tho 18th
jns requesting the President lay before the House
such documents relative to the Russian mediation as in
haa the honor to transmit to the President for The Ia
fsfaticn OF the House, the folio wing letters relation
A litter in French with q tran lation) from Mr..
ns.ehss envoy ss,IaorSna.y and nnte, p,sniposen
tary of State of the St March, 1S13 with the Of
: the Secretary Of State Of the 11.h March.
An extract Of letter from the Secretary of STATE to
Mr.. Adams, Minister Of the United States st. Peters,
burg LIST july 1917 and four letters and
from Adams 70 the seese sry Of State bearing date
1ith December, 1912, and the 2sth Jpne, 1913.
i, AN which Is respectfully submitted
Department of State jan, 1914. N =
NM DE DAsoHKoFF, ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY AND
MINISTER PARLIAMENTARY OF HIS IAPsRIAL MA
JEsTY TIE EMPEROR OF ALL THE RUssIAs, TO THE
:. sECRlrAnY OF STATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Rusfas has the honor to 70 the Secretary
just received orders from the Emperor his MASTER to
als the following overture to his Eseceney the Prss
Abe peace Of Russia With England seemed to present
Ahis immense advantage 70 the commerce Of nearly all
sesssraint from that eontnuai vsxson TO- ~h;ch had
IAs R.peror viewed With pleasure result 20 CONFORMS
al doubtful It became ~, however, BY the war be-
fuesn Ensrand aad America. VI =. 'lr'f. r
Dart OF .he United States regret with which his
pers1 Majesty foresees the great sbackes which his
new episode about to oppose the commercial pros
pdsy Of nations. The love Of humanity aud what he
Ses 10 his subjects whose has already sa
GENTLY suffered command him to DO everything 10 bis.
even FER those nations who VIII not take part in 1t
His Majesty, who TAKES pleasure in doing justice TO
Aerca is convinced that it has done all that It eoai
- prevent this rupiu bur that treating Of It directly
inpsrt.isy Il a direct dsusscn everything s would
excite the sesdices and the the par
sssor grstiaed at being able to give proof Or his
II. s; Vi Majesty ne King sn
s H. q nss f. %
propose 1t to the Presidsnt sf the Untad states
u sste IL. and Wishes Of
M inperial Majesty begs him make them inown to
the President Of the United States The Emperor would
Sssa gFsat satisacton like dispose ton the part Of
~ Gnitod States should have tho erect OF stopping the
prSes efthis new war and of cxtingufshing it 10 its
Rrssidsnt the Tpted States constantly given to
the undersigned Of the sentiments Of regard and friend
ship on the part the United States and his Excel
lney Russia and particularly for the august person
Of his NAjssty he mot but Aatter hnaef that he will
receive an snswer ch shall correspond with the gen
The nndarsigned cannot refrain from expressing,
this occasion, to the Secretary Of State, his individual
active relations between Russia and the United States
and to advance the prosperity Of the republic -
Secretary Of State the Of hi. highest eons
Washington, Feb. "a (N.rsxs] 1sia.s !
sHE SECRETARY OF STATE TO MR.. DAsCHKoFF.
DrrAKrxxN or STATE, March II, 1873.
SRI have had the honor TO receive you- note OF the
S as,sa making =, 70 81. s prssssp. Of the UNI
Rada 10 promote peace BY his friendly mediation be-
tween the United States and Great Britain. .it
II instructed by the President to You that
~ sess this overture the part Of your sovereign
strong proofs Of that humane and enlightened policy
that between the United States aud Great Britain
should not materially affect the commerce OF Russia,
%as n s &c sb II.
people TO nterpoee his good Offices for the restoration
Of peace The President sees at the same time in this
overtime, and in tho circumstances attending IL, .
strong OF the friendly interest which hts imperial
Najesty takes in the welfare of the United states.
The United States, conscious that they not the
sgeressers this contest that, the contrary, they
had bc great wrorssor series o. years, before they
and reany to lay them down treat Britain
ceases to violate thoses'ahts.
The President is asare that many Of the inccnve-
n;enoes resulting from direct communication between
the PARTIES themselves usagbe avoided BY tue me iatipn
OF third power esieciyecc entitled to ami possess
the entire confidence al both the beiligersnts To
the claim of Rossia that tinguishec confederation,
The rrescn& does not hesitate 10 the part
leets with much satisfaction chat during period Of
great and general contention tho relations OF friendship
have always subsissrd between she United Stairs and
Russia, and he finds in the pcrseas qualities aud high
character Of the Emperor Alexander sacrcd pledge for
the jastiee and nlisrtieity which may be expected
Influenced ~ these sentiments. the President in.
sructs me to iaform you that he willingly accepts the
nsdaticn Of your sovereign to proote peace between
the United states and Great Britain am instructed
alse to state that sach arrargcmc<ts will BE- made,
opportunity he has invited to intcrpo good Offices
Tor the accomplishment Of 80 important an cvcnt OF
these arrangements shall have the honor TO advise
you IN early communication haze the honor to
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