The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

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necessary to maintain In the world the monetary
functions Of silver, ~ well % Of gold, leaving 10
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treaty and to the terms Of the question thereby snb
it his duty to nuke the payment, communicatinns
upon these points we're addressed TO the Brtish Cow
eminent through the legation Of the United STATES *
London. Failing to obtain the concurrenca AZ tia
respecting the award, I have deemed II nv DUTY 70
tender The sum named within the year fixed BY the
treaty, accompanied by notice Of the grounds Of the
payment, and protest against any other constrlc-
ton Of the same. The correspondence upon this
subject will be laid before you.
CUBAN 1Ns1yRRrn11oN itt*
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A.. '. o. A.0As 1'A' otnotauy anuounceu
'ne 'erhAhauon OF the msurrection IN Cuba and the
restoration of peace throughout the island. Conf
dent expectations are expressed Of revival ar trade
and which T. "a sa,y,@s, a,,aa 49,,
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hou Noo, a,aa ~ ans,+ 60 tia 1 ~ pruRsk'y
hostilities. Some of these claims are in
adjustment ~ spain and the others are promised
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Z. aG4aa.t FOREIGN RELATIONS.
The treaty made with italy in regard to reciprocal
consular nrivi]aoea has been dulv ratified and mo-
c,oin,aa r., s. +io,,, 10 aa !, 80,
,rse NTH s, nt,,er ~ t,,e r,,ro,,aoT ,n,srs
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The Jana,ase oovar,mant ha. bean da.irors ~ !.
rav;aior ~ ,,,cb mort, ~ s.. +.a+iaa Nth for.,,.,
powers as relate to Commerce and it is understood
has addressed to each of the treaty powers request
to open negotiations with that view. The United
States government has been inclined to regard the
matter iayoraby. Whatever restrictions upon
CANNOT Int afsact in ,ninmsiv Nations bo1dina
mercial intercourse with them, Japan after q long
period of seclusion has within the last few years
made rapid strides In the path of enlightenment and
progress and not unreasonaby is looking forward to
Europe and America shall be assimilated to those
which they hold with each other. treaty looking to
this end has been made which will be submitted for
consideration of the Senate. IA q Il -
After an interval Of several years the Chinese gov
ernmept has again sent enyoys to the United States
They have been received and legation ID
now established here by that government. It is no,
doubted that this step will be of advantage to both
nations in promoting friendly relations and removing
causes of difference. ahEE 3A
.!il - t.4s -. SAMOA. #
Tho treatv with tho samoan Islands having heen
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duly rated ana accepted on the part OF Dotn govern
ments is now In operation, and q survey and sound
ings of the harbor of Page have been made by nava
vessel of the United States with view of it's occupa
ton as a naval station if found desirable to the
service. - - s315| $50 .'5s&@fE3' Is,
IS ~" H. - 3nELA11oSs WITH MEXICO. t..sIsss
Since the resumption OF diplomatlc reatlons VIII
Mexico, correspondence has been opened and Still
continues between the two Governments nnon the
vor;or, oroc+iona which az ono +;,no soaad IN on
a".''oD -. "-.1o1 - ~ - ooSA " -
danger tne1r relatlons' "hlie NJ 1or1nal asreomen
has been reached as to the troubles on the border
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Inc e11ectse 1orceo1 som1eo states troops on 'nf
Rio Grande, by strict and faithful compliance
with Instructions mas zone mucn 70 remove the
Sourses o. sPu.e, ana ~ ~ no" tnat
river ia also making an enereetic movement apa1ns
marauding Indian tribes. This government looks
with the greatest satisfaction upon eAer,
evidence of strength in the natona
autnory OF Me1lco ana upon every enort put 1ortt
tory. Reluctant 70 assume av action or attitude !,
the control of these incursions by military move
ments across the border, not imperatvely demanded
lor 'n aten IT, ~ th anI y. ~
Consistent With the proper discharge Of this plai;
duty to recognize the ability of the Mexican govern
ment to restrain, effectively, the violations of ou
territory. ,s~'+>.rs"s, i
1t is proposed to hold, next year. an internationa
exhibition in Mexico and it is believed that the dis
play of the agricultural and nanufacturinQ products
of the two nations will tend to better understanding
and increased commercial interests between thei
people. a<s!E "a Es
= -. SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES. ;.<~
With Brazil and the republics OF Central and Soutl
America aoroa stens have haa,,F ;4atan 4ow.ra III
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a1ato n,s ,oa as,,,ad .s
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anu n1. a ,s ue.w .a ~
a. nan x x as Doo ~
tnose governments 1or arnltraon 10 the Presiden
" .ne oAA'eu SAWS eIu l.avo' "A'oi co1oAH q
aininauon, given OCCASION upon II, a naVal .ex
eo,'I up ana aaea vers ma
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esa;.;. th @ go Ae exped,non rs foou
'4s1s tue eo>e' " 1AA1Ae' anu We 1Au1an OceaA.
FOREIGN COMNERcR
The reports of dlplomatc and consular officer
relative to the development Of our foreign commerce
here furnished many facts that have proved Of pub
NC interest," ana nave smuateo 10 pracuca OK ert1o
tno enterprise ol OUT poopno' ,H ~ !s:s..
j. FL E.4=. THE TREASURY.
Tba uo,or+ NJ +ho oacro+orv of No a.. ., e.,
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nsnes oeta1ieo statement OF the operatlons OF tina
department Of the government and of the condiio
of the public finances The ordinary revenues fro1
al, sourcaa for tho aca, voar andad TN. an 1a7s
were $2s',163 e!S1o. me Ordinary expenditures 70
the same period were $236, 80 leaving sui
plus revenue Tor the year 81 $2O799. 55l9O The X
ceps for the present fiscal year ending June 3d. 1875
actual and estimated, are as follows: Actual receipt
e d9p on sne arss uy ls1'
fhraeofonrths Of the vear S19 10 as h7 Tnta1 -
the present fiscal year, actual and estimated, 1894
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