The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

% aOon - the proper leSislatiou should he had
on the part Of Great REitain sna ite possessiens
That lsgislations had not then besn bad and
.Ss sssoa a q Csns Aha S..s:s
any action by Congress inthe dircctsoa Indicated
would become important. This question has
since been disposed Of, and have received NO.
tice that the Inpsrial Psri.nsnt and the legisla-
tion vt the Provincial G0seanmeat nsve passed
Laws to carry the provisions Of the treaty, On the
matters referred to, into operation. therefore
recommended yeUr early adoption Of the legisla-
tion. in the same direction, necsssayy on the part
Of this government.
U.S. xoRTMERH D0CNDAAS.
The Joint Commissisa for determiuing the
boundary line between the United States aud the
British Possessions between the Lake Of the
Woods and the Rocky Mountains has srYsnized
aud entered upOn it's work. IL 10 desirable that
tbs force be increased, in srder that the compile
tion of the survey and the determination Of the
line may be sooner attained. To this end re-
commend that supplemental appropriation be
made. IFE
RELATIONS WITH FRANCE, GERMANY, RUSSIA, ETC.
With France, our earliest ally, Russia, the c0n-
slant and steady friend Of the United State, Ger
many, with whose government and people We
have 50 many common sympathies, and with the
other powers Of Europe, our relations are main
tanned ON the most friendly terms. Since my
last message the exchange has been made Of the
rafi6cations of treaty with the Austro- Hungary
~ r;,h ~. 60. .,,nr. r..,s..;,,,s s,,sei.
and tr,.Ir-m.rk.. .Iso 81 i. frr.rr w;,S Sws-i.,,
and Norway relating to naturalization; all of
which treaties have been dnly proclaimed.
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS.
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gress authority was given for the appoiptment
Of one or more agents to represent this govern
neut at the exposition. The authority thus Civ
en- has been exercised but in the absence III an
appropriation there is danger that the important
benefit which the occasion affords will, in large
degree, bc lost to citizens of the United States.
recommend the subject strongly to your consid-
Grafton, and also recommend that an adequate
appropriation be made for the purpose. To fur
ther aid American exhibitors at Vienna. at the
Exposition, would recommend, in addition to
the appropriation of money, that the Secretary
of the NAVY be authorized to fit up two naval
vessels to TRANSPORT between our Atlantic cities
and Trieste, or the most convenient port of Wien.
ma and back, their articles for exhibition.
OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
since v.ur Last session tho prss;d.,t of M.x;.
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iordsr between emr territory and that "f Mexiro,
and their complaints of wrour done to American,
ctizrns In yarious parts of the country. are made
The revolutionary cordition i'm which the negb.