St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-08

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relating to the fisheries. and to the 9TH
or matters touching the relations Of the
| United StatcS toward the British North
American possessions. to become opera
tive as soon as the proper Legislation
/ shall he had on the part of Great Brit
ain and its possessions. 1t i much 10
he desired that this legislation may h;.-
come cu-opC.ati:C before the fishermen
of the United States begin to make
! their arrangements inr the comm" sea-
son.
! have addressed Il communication.
of which Il copy is transmitted herewith.
To the governors of New York. Penn
Sylvania. Ohio, Indiana, Michigan. Hi
nOiS, and Wisconsin,, urging upon the
governments of those states. respective
", the necessary action on their part to
carry into effect the object of the arti-
Gle of the treaty which ronttmplutes the
Use of the canals on either side connect
ed with the navigation of the lakes and
rivers forming the boundary, on terms
OF equity by the inhabitants of both
countries. II is hoped that the impor-
tance OF the object. and the benefits to
How thereirom, will secure the speedy APP
proval and Legislative sanction of IN"
states concerned.
renew the recommendation inr all
appropriation for determining the true
position OF he 10Th parallel al latitude
where it fOrns the boundary between
the United States and the British North
American possessions, between the
Lake Of the Woods and the summit of
the Rocky mountains. The early az
ton OF Congress on this recommended
ton would PUT it i'll the power of the
war department to piac" :, force in the
field during the next SUMMED.
OTHER FOlFI;:N EI.LNTlu\~.
The resumption Of diplomatic rrla-
lions between France and Germany has
enabled me to give directions for the
withdrawal of the protection extended
to Germans in F:arcc by the diplomat
tie and consular representatives of thu.
United States in that cGltutrN. 1t is
just to add that the delicate duty of
this protection has been performed hy
the ministers and the consul general III
Paris. and the various con>Wls in France
under the supervision az the latter
which great Kindness aS we'll IL, with
prudence and tact. Their course has
received the COMMUNICATION uf the Ger
man government. and has w"Hndc:l no
susceptibility 9th" French ~nN eminent
The emperor Of Germany coma inUcS t.
manifest Il friendly feeling toward The
/ | nitcd States. and a dcSiI" t. haHi0u-
lie with the moderate and .iuat policy
which this government maintains in is
relations with A>lati' powers q, well -
! with the South American republics. |
have given assurances that tn" Il i,.udi,
iGclll%S "l INA! government az" l"it,
>h:iit" ny inc ! hlt'h State.
ne r''li!ca'l"h> III iiir CO... 'iaf ;''d
ll''t"itiiza'inil '"h\'.itl"nN WIN 'i:' vi
SIf" liuhS'll'A empire rave '''n e.
c'l,iliSfu'
nave "'' IL "!-t'"tlii "'lhr'' al NE
""l,AI'!"i! ~ 'h' H','IN 81 'i.' I"'l'
10 tii' kihSl"m "t nay anu ne i'-
in"Nai al 'il' 'HPlt'i OF 'il';' hi'@a"h IL"
h"flr' III conformity WIN !h' r~'a -
l>ilet p"ii'N "i III" h!'''' HtAI'~.
nave frr"gn!%'i t!i!>'iiAliE'. lhr raj
il'au"h "f the new t.'a'N "t '"nh"i'"
hctWe"h the nIird Sl;ttc> and ltaI}
has been cA, hanged. IA" ~" powers
nave agree" III iHi' treaty. tillt riiNaj"
property al sea ,A;tli toe "E"mli it"Ai
capthv III t@Sr 81 var "tWctn 'th t""
powers II" hl'ra N''''N lE'i' >lIi-
e." no opportunity OF incorporating ihi~
rue llt" III" "hii%Hil"t 81 Hal'n'i~.
ne i"rtH -ll~t Congress ~ H. 'iHtd
session. nlad" 2n appropriation for the
organization at Il miN'd r"ninl$~'"n Tor
adJudlcatin% upon the claims Of citizens
OF inc hitrh Sthi'~ "GHih~I Spun.
grow iilS out "l 'il'' lH>ul!t'tloh ~ l.
pa. hal t"lilili>-i"h IA Nii'r i"r'i
Organized transmit herewith me
correspondence relating !" H. i"iml-
tl"h ana IT. .lh'l>d!rtl"h. i - {" hr
h"peG that inns commission VIA afford
the claimants complete '"i"r''f Tor
tilclr injuries.
IL mas htcn mat" IIi' 'Gf'ra"Ir "Hi\
"l 'lic hl'"h Hl"tc> |" rft'>lu' over
conference III a~!lnSlnh h,iM'ti thc
piciip"tcll' !:ilcH Oh pam an" ~" .Illr"
H"uth american ltpli"ll'S. winch mas
resulted III IN ;rmiN'irr with the ira>-
enable assurance "l Il permanent peace.
Inc lii'ilh;'t" friendly relations winch
ii'Nc :" long rNiS'c" nc'"rch llr m
.t'' "';'''S ana hu'Nia continue units
'uipc". lit: WISH "l me lhli" Nnh "l
nc emperor Is " PROOF 'h"' 'Hti' i II"
icSi!t Oh inc P'i' Oh ms government /"
u'"'iiliNm ,i'' '"i.ii'i'H I'll 'i!'>' Lt!l-
,i"hS. ne h">pl'a.Ir reception winch
mas ,''h gwen 1" 'h' gran" I''hr Is
PROOF 'il'!' on or Siic "" ,iElic the
NiSh'S III 'ii'' %"NrIliiith'. LIE lncN-
s.'Si,''iG course "l ,IiI "!>'i''' minister
1T H'h'iiStH'i ieh''c'H II necessary I"
ASH MS i l Hh't I" "t'i'h' l." longer
receive 'i'ht Hiic'''''';,lN 'N l." uipi"ill;'i
~ l'iT -. T. 1t was ii'i"'>>'"ir
w. -, ,i,a iir',t' , ~ ",'n Il '.>' ,En,.
~, az 'i,, vi ~. ,"''',''Hi ~ i.iIiI'
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