Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-12-16
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4. GENERAL HARMONY AND PROSPERITY.
ah has o Psss aaa % general % to this
@Sf s f5saEa abundana aad Crops
and war with SS oPsgn Esa naons an N onr
be aS@Say ai seS9 es sss,sse IT
the elective franchise has by violence and inimi
In several Of the States lately in reIeiion, and the
% afs. S s % sgna anS ss Has lsseTd seSs
eeen restored to representation in our national
esenn mary conden nS n bs eEpeced to sfe 2
a her place there also at the beginning Of the new
al year and m then let US hope viii be completed the
~ With With Z, an acquiescence the part of the whole
soa ssS fGeasd o o ses "a s pis Of og % h the
Constitution which have been made necessary by
should not advance in material prosperity and hap
pness as no other nation ever did, after protract
Soon sosr tbr THE ax,y,s WAR IN s.T TfASCE sAs
protection Of the United i States ' Minister ppH ii
Paris was invoked in favor of the North Germans
grant the This las Vol fol
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FA Constant and labor well the exercise Of
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proclaimed at Paris, and thatthe people Of France
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o peops sDqfE o T ass e sd aSfs
w The dynao ysssG ons of
soso e. G PrsRRs5 du4ssS he psn 5S1
eEtrug5le result in attaching the hearts of the
synnlent, it viii Be subject Of Still further sass-l
other countries and while We adhere to our ira
cannot be Indifferent to the spread Of American
eean ike aed a n y fssa e he%
govern government to nse our good offices Jointly with
E0Rssh as ndSs s The 's
rhsg osy and & the true r. Of the United States
jointly with European iptS powers ascerained in
S9s,aally and unofcaly that the government 3Gn Of
such representations from any powers and though
S Ea ss S ssS s w IN Of f tie
os unised States are on terms Of friendship de-
step which could only result in injury to our true
interests, without advancing the object for which
come when the action of the United States can
acn aasen the; the return ret Of peace by single hour ha
deeme5 Il pT1as1 X 1eW o p Number of
persons Of German and French birth Lying in the
United States to issue soon after official & notice &
belligerents, proclamation defining the duties of
Of persons residing within their erritory observe
their laws and the laws of nations. This proclama
seemed to call for them The people, thus ac-
quainted in advance of their duties and obligations,
have assisted in preventing violations OF the neu-
trality of the United States. .}4
e tits not understood that the condition of the in
sarrection in Cuba has materially changed since
arly stage Of s the Contest ,S the authorities Of spain
nalgurated system, of arbitrary arrests Of close
suspected of completely with the insurgents
sss Hs sPSgS BY
Such proceedings SO far as they affected the ne per
were in violation Of the provisions Of the treaty
persons Claiming to be- Citizens f Of the United States
Spanish Iy government @ @ From April, 1869, to june
last, the Spanish Minister at Washington had been
such wrongs @ That power TU'1 was IS found @ to be With
drawn in view, it was said Of the warlke stu situa-
however did not lead to revocation or ,suspen-
exercised by the executive power pow in Cuba, and we
were obliged to make our complaint at Madrid. In
there he ORsea 6ny claimed s
future the rights secured to their citizens % by treaty
past joint tribunal should be established in the
Before s such @ an mpaa tribunal HfSa al each each
claimant would be required to prove his case. On
erse every material fact, and thus complete equity
would be done. case which at one time threat
ened to seriously affect the relations between the
United States and Spain has already been disposed
wall, for the illegal seizure and detention Of that
s' vessel was referred to arbitration by mutual con-
States for the owners of the same of s1s 7os5o in
gold "A another Of M and long pending claim Of like 5g na
posed Of by friendly arbitration during the present
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EaWsS rhSrno so her BaH3 Rps Mss mi Mni a.
borious task Of examining the youminous mass Of
States the Of $10O, ,gOO.O9 in gold which has
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the United States have proposed to Spain for ad;
that Il may be agreed to BY either nation without
Its to be hoped that this moderate demand may
be aeeeded to by Spain without further delay;
unexpectedly be Without result, it will then be-
come my duty to communicate thatfact to Congress
and invite its action on the subject.
SPAIN AND. THE SOUTH AMER1cA AN REPUBLICS.
and he sed epnS
as Of tSs He in s under S the the
recommendation contained in the resolution of
the House Of Representatiyes q the nth of De
Government offered its friendly Offices for the
e sn pa
occurred to the acceptance of the offer. Ultimately
in this city the s9th Of October last, at which
authorized the Secretary of state t? preside % A #
and Ecuador. In consequence of the absence of a
representative from Bolivia, the conference was
adjourned until the attendance of a penipoten
tiary from that republic could be secured, other
measures could be adopted toward composing It's
object, ! SaE -afIf 30 2G1CE ENt
The Allied and other republics of Spanish origin
on this continent may see in this fact new proof
ofour sincere interest in their welfare of desire
tosee them blessed withgood governments capable
of maintaining order and preserving theirrespect-
i've territorial integrity and of our sincere wish
to extend our own commercial and social relations
with them. The time Is probably not far distant
when, in the course of natural events, the Euro;
pean political connection with this continent will
cease. Our policy should be shaped in view Of this
probability, to ally the comnaereiat interests
of the Spanish American States more closely TO
our own, and thus give the United States all the
pre-eminence aud all the advantage which Mr.
Monroe, Mr. Aiams and Mr. Clay contemplated
when they proposed to join the Congress OF Pan
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