Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

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- hass 6 a. 800 nee s(sietty asiss
eaioed seessallsy beewsso The belligerents.
Ae ~ seqpsss u The Ststss u Oosts Ries
~ NjeseaeeL y eontpesne eogtoeee be-
bsso speoostsed - msto sssssy q The
rivoe So. joso ed ths Post u Sac Juan.
ls Is . sousce u much sstisfsstion tbos The
ds0eolsios which Tor . 0omeee excited
soae pelssical apprehension sod esased .
$780, q - lps1ss0csosle srooete rosie
heso beso aoics6ly adjusted, and thst
thses 10 . god prospect sbst The rosie
Wtll soon b. re0psned, viii IN increase o.
ospseisy and sdspeset0nS ~ could not %
oeeoeese either The eo00escial Of pOltet
esft0poettnee Of that great Improvement.
1s voeld - doing % iojassice q - IL.
poSt6at 0outh Assertion State, not 70 ~.
knoWledee the direcsness, irsnkness emo
cordially With which the Usited States o
Ooluobia have entered into intimate rels-
tsou With this 0~vssnment. A claim con-
veptjon bss been constituted 20 compIet'
the uoUnishsd york Of the ose which closed
lie session 10 1851.
Tue seW i.besal Constitution Of sVeDez.
usla Asvieg geus isto elect, wtth The chi.
versal acquiesccnce u tho people, the gov.
ernment under il hes been recognized and
djplomAtic iDeesoCurse With it 6se been
opsue1 n cordial end friendly sptrit. TIE
long deferred Az leland claim he's been
sstisf1eeofily paid cod dischssgsd. Astu-
4 psv Gcnts have been made Of the claims
sesrdrd by the late joint commission iO'
the settlement Of the clsims between tbs
United States end Peru. An earnest and
c0rdisl friendship continues to exist be.
tween the two countries, end ouch efforts
. we're b ~ power have been used 20 ~.
move misunderstanding and overt threat.
snsd vt bseWeeo Pssa end Spain.
Our relations are 0t the most friendly %.
tore With Chill. the Argentine Republtc,
Bolivia, Costa Rics, Paraguay, San Saliva.
dor and uayt. During tho past yssr NO
differences OF any kind have arisen With any
Of these RepubIics, and on tho other hand
their sympsthies With the United Stafes
are constantly expressed. The claim aris.
ipg from the sei4urc OF the cargo OF The
brig Macedonian In 1921 has been paid IL
foil by The government Of Chill. Civil Va,
continues In the Spanish part Of San DO.
mingo, apparently without prospect Of a.
early close.
Ouicisl correspondence hss been freely
opened With Liberia, and it gives ~ pless.
Ing view Of social and political progress -
that Republic. 1t may b. expected to de-.
rive ne~ v'gor from American influence,
improved BY tho rapid disappearance O.
slavery in. the United States. l sblic,,
your authority to furnish the Republic {.
eunboat ct moderate cost, to be reim.
bursed to the United States by install.
mente. Such vessel 10 needed for the
safety Of thst State sgainst the ustive A..
rican race, and in Liberisn bands it would
Be- more effective In arrcstiug t1o African
Usov0 sIouo Suou equeOIou ~ OOt wv
hands. Tho possession Of tho least organ.
issd naval force would stimulate generous
ambition in the Republic, aud the conf.
dence which 10 shoold manifest by iur.
nish,ng IL would show forbearauce and favor
towards the Colony from oil civilized M
tiOus.
The proposed overland telegraph between
America ard Europe by the wy Of Behl,
riug's Str.,ts and Russia, which vas sanc
toned by Congress st the last session, hs'
been undertaken under very favorable cir
cumstAnces BY % association Of American
ci,i8,ns with che CORDIAL good will and sup
port, - veil Of this government a. Of tbos,
0i Great Britain aOd Russia. Assurance,
have been received from most OF the Sautl
American States II their high appreciation
Of the enterprise and their readiness to Ct
operate IN constructing liDee to that world
eOc'rcine communication. l learn viii
much sAlistaetl0n that the noble design
. sgtsphlc communication between a..
eastern coa-t Vi Ameiica anu Great Britsi
has bUeU rene Weu Nth full expectation /.
iss eAsly ecc0mp lieL,Dent. Thus ,t 10 hope.
that With the return Of domestic peace th
Country viii b. able to resume With eners
ard advantage Der tor,ber high career .
Commerce aud civilization.
Our populsr and estimab!e represents
tive IN b - pt, died in April last, and d,
unpleasant alteration bich arose between
the temporary incumbent Vi the oilice ano
the government ot shs Pacha resulted N
the suspension VI intercourse. The cvi
was promptly corrected on the arrival ol
the successor u the consulate. Our rcia
lions with Egypt, - veil ~ our relation,
With tho BarbaSy Powers, are entirely sat
isisctoiy.
Toe rebellion which has 40 long been fla
grant 10 CLlDa has ae last been suppressed
eth the corporation Of good otlicers o.
this government and Of the Oth.r torcier
commercial States. Tho Judicial UOnsuls,
establishment has become very difficult.
and one course u is W,ll need Legislative
regulates 70 edsps it % the e1teus,ou u
our cOsnwesoo sud % the more ,ntimsts
cOmmslos Which has hesn institutsd With
the governments and people Vi that vAsl
empire. Ohlss ses,ns 20 - accepting viii
hearty good Wiil the conventional law
which regulate commercs and social inter
course sm0oe the western nations.
Oslne 70 the peculiar situation Of Jspas
cd che oooosloto 1oem Of ~ eossruueot
shs setios u that G@ptee 10 pertosnioe
tssasS ssspulssioos b tncousistens sad q.
pste'ou& Nsvssshslsss gpod progress hss
6een effected 6y the Westsfn poWese oOs.
Sas With enlishsensd concerts Our oWs
pocoUtssy elaine havo been put q
eoosse Vi eetsIeoeue and The inlasd go
- hnnm ea~omaeed - Ar.~s~~e~ sRAA.~