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lea recently Negotiated WITH Elllna aA4 IA
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ease iaskiasd By ons hsxlsxas policy. lie
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ment eE The right og 9eArcA be Greag BTie-
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saya shas nwguaiakiena sBs ssaA pace seasin@,
and ha has not yet ahanuagmad khs Aapa AZ
sasesaa. He referred 10 what was stated
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as1kian, xn0 that his views % the 8ubieef
Of the Isthmna routes aceora With The polls
eY heretofore announced BY Mr.. Ca8a, He
only desires to keep the routes open, and be
desires ne either privileges Tor the Unated
Statea that aa expast 0sher nations to eR-
ioy4 but will rot eon&eRk that they be eiaa-
81 sy tbs inabecliiEy Is nations which re-
side near thsae.
H regrets that ths Elearagua route BIAS
been closed.
III speaks Of the nseesaity OF enforcing
our claims sgainst Costa Rica and Near
aqua. He speaks II Mexico 30 Ia 3 Goa
dikion Of civil war, wllh seaFSsiy say hep
Of a rsst0Ratioato permanent government
he refers to ths causes which send to
ruptaia Of the diPlomalle relations here.
/ De sneaks well Ct Mr.. FcFsyth's sfcrts.~-
| n not for the hops % obtaining iaskiet
from the Liberals, which now appears sp-
preaching 10 powet, hs Weaid Recommends
| the taking possession Of portion Of Mex
tice--xumc iant Ter indemnity foE ali claim.
and grievances In the North on Mexico
bordering oar territory.
There are ether considerations which
| claim attankAoa. We arH Interested In IA
paaea az that neiEhboEh00d. L@wleas La
dians affect oax settlements Ia Arizona, All
there seauas 20 ether way that ibis diff
Guilty can be removed than ID satabliS Iinl
military posta In Sonora and ChEhaahua
! He recommends that this be done, regard
/ ing Mexico az 10 ststs Of imbeeiiIty ana
anarchy,
As 10 spaln he refers to the causes whiea
DELAYED lbs appointment Of successor Il
| MT. Dodge, and says that Mr.. Preston xzi
60 cut with powers 10 settle the diHeGltit
| with Spain.
He gays that Cuba ought TO belong b
the Uhi(ed statsas AID recenmeads tina
steps be taken fer iss purchase. AS "
acquire all Hsw territory by honorable neg
citations, this should not De al exception
de re-aEhrms bis former oplaious Ia Ia
yor OF special duties on eertaia articles
and submits the whole tEahc question y
Congress.
he calls attention 10 the Pacific Rail
road, and refers to the overland mailB q
showing the pEAetieabiIlty Of the Eoute.
Among ethsT subjects, he reiteEatss -
Fr@eommsndatoh to establish q terTit0rIs
government for Arizona