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timents. have suggested similar measures
while, on the other hand, several OF tn
Spanish american republics have protested
against the sending OF such colonists To thei
, respectir territories. Under these circum
stances i have declined t. move any sucl
colony to any such State without first OBJ
tanning the consent of its government, wild
an agreement on its part to receive and pro
tect such emigrants in all their rights as
ireemen, and | have at the same time oHereC
several States. situated in the tropics, OF
having colonies there, To negotiate with
them. subject 10 the advice and consent OF
the Senate, to favor the voluntary cmigrI-
ton of persons to their respective terrific
ries, upon conditions which shall b. equal
just. and humane Liberia and ilayti, as
yet, are the only countries to which colon.
lists OF African decent from here could G.
with the certainty Of being received as eiti-
gems, and regret to say that such persons
contemplating colonization do not seem 50
willing to emigrate to those countries as to
some others, nor 80 willing as | think their
interests demand. | believe, however. the
opinion among them in this respect is i'm
proving and that ere long there Will he an
augmented and considerable emigration to
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Commercial Relations.
The new commercial treaty batweea the
United States and the Sultan Of Turkey
has been carried into ex cation. \ CONNER
cial and consular treaty has been negotiated.
subject 10 the senate S consent, with Liberia,
and similar negotiation i, now pending
with the Republic OF llayti
y considerable improvement Of the nation
al commerce is expected to result from these
measures. Spain, Portugal, Russia, Den
mark, Sweden, Austria, the Netherlands,
Italy, and some of the other European stats,
remain undIsturbed. Very fay0rible ria
tons also continue to be maintained with
Turkey Morocco, China, and japan.
During the last year there has not only
been no change OF our previous relations
with the independent states OF our own
continent, but more friendly sentiments
than have heretofore existed, are believed t.
be entertained by these neighbors, whose safe
" and progress are 50 intimately connected
with our own. The statement especially
APPLIES to Mexico, Costa Ricl, Nicaragua,
Honduras, Peru and Chill.
The commission under the convention with
the republic Of New Grenada, closed its ses-
sion without having audited and passed. up
On all the claims which were submitted to
ii. \ proposition Is pending to revive the
Convention, that it may be able 10 do more
complete justice.
Ine commission between the United States
and the republic of Costa Rica has complet
ed Its lah0rs and submitted lis report.
Atlantic and Pacific TeleKraphs.
| have favored the project for the connect
Ing the United States with Europe by an
Atlantic Telegraph and a similar project
to eAtcnd the Telegraph iron san Francisco
Ia connect by P4elDe Telegraph with the wire
winch is being extended across tie Russian
Empire and territories OF the United States
winch with uHimp5Fttnt exceptions, have
remained undisturbtd by the civll war, and
are exhibiting such evidence OF prosperity
as iusiiics AN expectation thar soma ut
them Viii soon be III u condition to be or
gtuiz j rs States, and be consiitutilu1tiy
admitted into the Union. The inmaust
mineral resources Of s1ma Of these terrier
les ought t. he dsyclapeI as rapidly US pos
sI5ie-cyery sep in taat direction would have
i tendency to Improve the revenues Il the
government ln1 diminished the burdens OF
tAe people.
/. Is wort e cur serious cousiIerttieu
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