Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
rCoatinuc,i from First Pdge,l

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,a,snt expectations are expressed OF |
l'""'';ral oi trade and prosperity, which |
N,'asrnestly hoped may prove we'll |
10 Numerous claims Of American
M l'lDnns inr relief for injuries or restora-
t''' 4'i nrnperty, have been among the
~" nj the long continued HOSTILE |
ih'" Snme oi these claims are in pro-
UeS 4 adjustment by Spain, and tho
- NJ, promised early and careful
,pnsidrralloh
7,,. treaty made with Italy, in regard
r..iurncal consular privileges, has
" dnI, ratified aud proclaimed.
nurstions ufgraye importance have
Wv with any other Of the European
y,WeT'. ,.n.,
r, L,u,nrse Government has been
Us ni a revision al such parts OF
,,.,,,rs with foreign powers as relate
,,,,,rr,r. and. IL is understood, has
.,Ir>.ri Ia each ut the treaty powers u
',,,I Ia open negotiations with that
The United States Government
w. h,rn inclined 10 regard the matter
.r,ll,. Whatever restrictions upon
uith japan are found injurious Ia
"',rs.n,Ir cannot hut affect injurious
n,ti,us holding commercial inter
=. with them. Japan, after long
- al sr,lusiun, has within the past
,r,rs made rapid strides III the
Reinstatement and progress, and
,,nr,a.uuahly, Is looking forward tn
IAN, when her relations with the
,.r,n, ui Europe aui America shall he
'.,u,L,trd To- those which they hold
T,.,,h other. \ treaty looking Ia
,t.. end haas been made, which will he
...,ru,,t,i inr the consideration of the
>,hir. ,.,
Amor AN interval al several years,
. chinese Government has again sent
...y, tn thr nited States. They have
,,.. n-,riyrd, aud a permanent lega-
o.. j. unW established here by that
emmett. ID Is not doubted that
...l,., will lee al advantage Ia both
liam, IA promoting friendly relations
tr,luu\Ing causes at difference. The
'...t,. SIth the samoan Islands, having
t...u ,luly ratified aud accepted Oh tho
..a.i both Governments, IL now IN
ration and u survey and soundings
'd., Larlur ui Psp.u-Pago have been
IA. l., a naval vessel ui the United
dos. with IL view al It's occupation as
..,,,I station. ii found desirable to the
-nHr.
Mexico.
since the resumption at diplomatic
.f,Hu, with MCNiCu, correspondence
.,. been opened and still continues he
.,..u The two Governments upon the
.,..tu, questions which at one time
..wri L. cniangcr their relations,
Nalr ~ formal agreement has been
-..bri ~ g. the troubles on the border,
..,U las been done la rrprcss and iii
..,A them. The effective furCe OF
.,,i states troops on the Rio Grandc,
+. q strict and faithful compliance
..a instructions, has done much
=. r.mp,r The sources OF dispute, and
B, uuW understood that like
.r- 1T Mexican troops ON the other
q, nt the river is also making an encr-
$50. movement against the marauding
/. U.u tribes This government looks
,.u the greatest satisfaction upon every
e., itu,r ii strength III the national
...huuty II Mexico, aud upon every
.t..l pat forth Ia prevent or H. punish
.. ar,iun- upon our territory. Reinc-
...i tt Assume any action or attitude III
o.. control at these iucursluns, hy mill
... movements across the border, not
. yrtlyrly demanded Tor the prOtec-
uauI the lives and property OF ourown
...ra,. | shall take the earliest OppOr-
.l.i, consistent with the proper dis
..rsr II this plain duty, I" recognize
o. ability at the Mexican government
, restrain effectively violations at our
.ulr,. II is proposed To- hold next
..f an International Exhibition IN
NNi.a. and II Is believed that the dis,
80, u the agricultural and manufar-
..ug products at the two nations viii
s.i Go better understanding and in
..., $50 commercial intercourse between
U..5r,orlr.
Central aad South America.
Ni;h Brazil, and the republics Of Cen
sd All south America. some steps
..,. L-ru taken toward the develop
. 10 vi closer commercial intercourse.
r...ma,i, relations have been resumed
.h Colombia and With BOLIVIA. \
..iuLUy question between the Argcn-
.a E,puhH, aui Paraguay has been
s..UUtyi IN lhn>, governments tor ar
..G,r,rU o. thr President 81 thc nitcd
SAT ouj have, alter careful examl-
aa'..u. gwen decision upon II.
naval expedition up the Amazon
a.I N.i,ira rivers has brought back in
.r.alIHu valuable both for scientific
aaI,ammruial purposes. \ like eN.
'Gu j. about visiting the coast vi
Ana sui the Indian ocean The NJ
90, Il diplomatic and consular officers
u relation to the development of our
..... go .uWm,Try, have furnished many
ID. ,ilal have pruycioi public interest,
a.! Ha,y stimulated Ia practical cXcr-
..a'Ar enterprise 81 oar people.
TIE Finances.
lhr report II the Secretary OF the
l0.AsITy furnishes detailed statement
Doe nl,UiIuEs ut that department oi
.r s',WmrUI and vt lhr condition at
b.. iUtG, finances
Ilr ordinary revenues from all
'.,1r, lur lhe hscal YEAR ended June
. IS Wrrr so .,Gi, S1S.10; the 0rh-
.'F Expenditures i1r the SAINT period
60. So 's'N 80 ~ leaving u surplus
...uUUy tn the YEAR 1T S3O, ~, 5>lN.
ihv roriplS iuT the present hstai war,
'lgs Jun, N 1874 actual and est
.h'"i aD - follows Actual pCeipts
o.. iHy Er~t quarter commencing July
IS S.3,aSg ~ a; estimated NJ
,., 'ar the remaining three quarters
Dec year, $iYl, III, 25655, total IA
20, mT iEr current iiSai wear, act'iai
IL estimated, S16i 5oN,0Jo The ex-
'UiU's tuT the same period will be,
Tod" and estimated, as fellows: For
ATivg commanding July !, 1873, !
-..Ai expenditures. STS, RIA. 57S25; and I
il'r remaining three-luartcrS of the
a. iic expenditures are estimated at
80" ~ ~ = making the total cS-
...1,arr-, >2tu. lun.un, and leaving All
.."'Siei surplus rrVenue, Tor the year
Nns Jane S>, lS59, II 81, 10000.
lie total receipts daring the next
al war, ending June S0, lSs0, esti-
..'t,i a,Coriing Ia existing laws, will In
80 ~ ~, and the estimated ordinary |
81. Il mil