Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

whole Stihsss fnrces isrshe sossins sprins,
UT this latter determination, however, the
United States has received no notice Or iu-
timxtso~. aud, 20 soon - information wss
| received from this government, care vas n.
Zen - make known 10 dissent to the ~mps.
ros OF Fraare. canhos loreeo ,he hone
that France viii reconsider Ne subject, AID
adopt ZONE FssolutiOn 10 reRord 70 the svsc.
cation q Mssica, WITCH ~iM coLform to the
existing engagement, AID meet The expec,a-
,ions Of III ! eosersmes2 Tho document.
on the subject viii be laid before congress-
With the evacuation az MEXICO By the French.
no subject for serious differences between
Franse audahe Unite1 S:atea would remain. -
OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
o. our relation. with Great Britain, the
President writes "a follows: ut 10 = mai
ter OF regret that no considerable advance
has BEEN made toward an adjustment Of The
differences between the United States and
eSteAl Britain. arising out of the deprr.laiiou,
on our commerce, aud other tresps ss-s COM
'nitt"d during the civil war, BY British sub.
jscs, in violation Of international law nna
treaty obi cations The delay, however, maS
Do believed 10 have resulted in 40 small g
gree from the domestic situation Of Grsa.
Britain. A. entire change Of ministry oc
CURED in that esussry during che las, ses
sion Of parliament Toe attention If the
new misistsy was called TO The sablsci, ., On
early day, and there 10 some reason 10 believe
that il oil! be 0ssidsssd in y becoming and
friendly spirit TIE importance Of An early
disposition Of The qaes ion cannot b sxas-
xesstsd. Whatever might b. tbs wishes Of
the government, il 10 manifest that good
feeling and friendship be- ~esn The sou tries
cannot b. essahlished until n reciprocity in
the practice Of good faith and neutrality
shall be rec ossd b. vesa The resps Give
"a ions.'
tbs rENIAH INVASION OF CANADA.
The Presidsna then slludes to the Fen;an
Invasion Of Canada ~ = violation Of the
neutrality la~s aud tho proclamation which
hs issued, asd the trial and s.n, sncs Of cap
tussd Fsaisns, sd says: "Suck repressn-
tations have been m,ds - Grea, bri ain -
will. il 10 hoped, induce judicious amncs,y
TO oil VIC we're enRsy,d in the invasion.
coNcLrpIxG RENASk&
Afer referring bril- Ay TO the annual -rport.,
AID recommending ID i the Dis,r riot of Colum.
b;s Be stluvsd delegate 10 ten arsss, the
eside"s d eorcl.tl~s NJ fol.vs: ia the
peri 'rmsncs Of . duty innosea BY the cor
s'itution, haze 'hus -uhmi"sd 10 the re.re-
senta,ives Of the s'a'e- and tie people such
INF matte" OF oar dnmestic ard foreign
III lie. as the p~blic Interests may sequir-.
Our gnvernmrnt - NV n"d rsoiny it. IN st
trying ordeal, aud ~, esrne-, prayer 10 thai
the peril may he successfully and f".lly
pass'd without impair n. its oris inal strength
and svmn~sry. The interests If the n.,io"
are best 10 be promoted hy tho revival Of
frntnrnal relations, The complete obl'ss ration
Of our past diff-r~.ces. aud th- irSusur tior
o. all the pursuit. Of r-ace. Directing our
efforts I" The acco'npii.hm ut Of these great
'nAs, let - sndsavor . preserve harnssy
b-twseu the eoordina'e a-psrr ments of the
government. that each, in iss rr"per sphere,
may cordially Cooperate With ths otler IN
securing the m insenance Of ,he consttu-
ton. the preservation "f the uaios. and the
perrstsisy Of free in-'isstons.
ANDREW JOHNSON.