The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04


ty, Was given, tor the sppointmen
OF one or more aeepts to rtPresent thi
government at the expo-ition. Th'
authority thus & ven. has been exercised
but in the absence of any appropriation
there is danger that the imp Irt mt bene
fits which the occasion offers will. in 6
large degree, be losrtu the citizens o
the United States. commend til,
subject strongly to your consideration
ard recommend that an ad quate ap-
preparation be made for this purpose
To iuSher aid Am IFican exhibitors q,
The Vienna opposition I-weuld recon-
mend in addition to an appropriation o.
money, that the Secretary OF the Navy
be authorized to ts uptwo naval yes
sells 10 transport, between our Atlantic
cities and Tr este. or the most conven.
tent port, to Vienna and back. their
articles Tor exhib ton. "
MEXICAN RELATIONS.
Since your last session. the Presi
dent OF the Mex can Republic. distin-
gnnshsd by bis character aid by HE
services TO his country, has died. Hi
tenn orary successor has now been
elected with great unsnimity by the
recpIe-a roof of conf lence on their
part in his pstrio ism and wisdom.
which. it is believed, will be confirmed
ny tie re.u' ia OF his administration. II
is particularly desirable that nothing
should be lett uodone by the govern
ment Of either repnblic 10 strengthen
their relations as neighbors and friends
Il 10 nue. to be regretted that many
la"less acfs continue to disturb the
quiet OF the settlements on the Dor Ter
between our territory and that Of Mex
lco. and that complaints of wrongs to
American citizens 10 various paris of
The country are made. The revolution
arv condition in which the neigh boring
republic has 20 long been involved. has
in some degree contributed to this dis
'urbance. 1t ia TO be hoped that with q
more settled rule OF order throug hout
the republic, which may be expected
rom the present government. the acts OF
which just comp amt is made will ,se
The proceedings OF the commission
under the convention with Mexico o.
the 4fh Of July, 1862, on the subject Of
claims, have IN ortuna,e!v been check
ed nv an obstacle, for the removal al
which measures have been taken by the
two governments which. it is believed,
will pr I'VE successful. The comm ission
appointed pursuant to the joint resolu
ton OF Congress OF the 9TH Of May LAT,
To inquire INFO the denreda'ions on the
Texan frontier have diligently made in.
We -tigstion in that qr,rer Their re-
mort noon the suhi 20, will be commun'.
ra'ed 10 you. Their re-esrches were
rrcomrletp, parllv on a.
e uni o. the limited appropriation made
bv Congress Mexico, on the part Of
hat government. has appointed slmi.
lar commission to invest gate these out
r~gps. l. il announced officially. but
the press Of the c'untry s'at-s that the
c,-operation OF all parties concerned IL
invited to secure that end. ! Therefore
recommend that a special appropriation
he made a. the earliest day practicable
% ena lie the commissioners on the part
NJ tie United STATES to return TO their
lators.
CUBAN RELATIONS.
It ia not without regret that I have
ag in to announce continuance OF the
4 disturbed c>n1i i'm OF the island Of
cuba. No advance toward the pac'f
ca N o. the Disconnected part OF the
has been ma lie. while the
i SURF, cton ha. gained no advantages
aud exh brs no more Of the element
Of power or o. the prosnects Of Ultimate
success than were exhibited year 40
Spain, on the other hand, has not sue
ceeded in is suppression, and the par
re. stand apparently in the sune relt.
tive attitude which thew have occupied
br y long time past. This 'ntesl ha-
lasted now Tor more than our years
Were il aeen at distance from our
we might be ind fferent
~ to its result, a'thou.h hum ,n,tv
could not he uomovrd by many OF it,
incidents wherever thew mi hit occur.
u j., howcver, at our door. cannon
douht that the continued maintenance
# SLAVERY in Cuba il among the
s,ror ge-t inducements to tie c'ntlnu-
ance Of this strife. A terrible wrong l.
the natural cause OF a terrible evil
the ab liion OF elavery and The intro
iuctou OF other reforms in the admin
is ,rion Of The government in Cuba
W IA ID not fail To advance the restora-
ton O peace and or Ter ItiI greatly 10
I've hoped that the present lihe-s' gov
prnment OF Spain will voluntarily al 'p'
ri. veS. The law OF emancipation,
wi. ch was passed more than two year.
since, ha. remained imperative in the
,b.-nce 81 other ones 'or lts enforce.
inert 1t WAS nut q feeble step townr l.
ema ci,ation, hut it was the rrcognl.
tiou o. ri,ht, AMI WAS haze 40 snci
and exhibi ed harmony with the sentI>
Dnents o human tv and ct jls'ice and
s,mptthv with the other p 'wers the
C. .r,stran and civilz d world Within
the o ,st lev weeks the regulations tor
c irving GU. the law # emanci patton
nave teen announced giving eviie"cr
Of the sincerity OF intention ct the
t. carrv in eff ct the law
of 1870 have not 3 led TO urge the
# " sdnm, the policy aud
JUS e of q more .tfec i've svs'en Tor
he abolition o. the great evil winch
,pp,e-se. race and continues q bloody
and destructive contest close 10 our DOR
der, g. we'll as the expediency and the
JUS ice o. conceilrg re orms, Of VIII CHI
he prcprir'y is MOI q1e-'io"ei i a."
lie, DIV IMPRESSED with the conviction
that the CO tinuance o slavery u one
OF the most active causes OF the con-
Gnu.nce Of the nnhsppy condition IN
Cuba. regret to believe that citizens
oI the Uui,ed s ates, or those claiming