Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-02


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or public employment Tue prosecslon wy"
which 9 great aud enllxhssnea nation snou'"
guard those Who are 'a''a'a' 10 ''s se's'es'
oREIG RELATIONS.
Our rslations With foreign countries have
coatlnusd peaceful,
With Great Britain there arc slill unset
tied ouessions. growing out Of the local laws
Of the maritime provinces and the action OF
psov.uc's. ."snor.t'er, uee'.eu
;csn fsherman tn TTn;,ed St.,s. m;n;.,.r
- II .onann ~ 'been ;rs, .nc,.d IN n,esent /.
demshd fr xi0S. ao5 % IN v;.r NJ ihs
osmereasrc.ived Nv -Am.ric,n~ci,;.en,-n,
Fortune BAY on the 9th day of January.
1873. The subject has been taken into con.
federation by the British government, and
an early reply ia anticipated.
Upon the completion of the necessary pre-.
liminsry examinations, the subject Of our
participation In the provincial fisheries, ~
tes1tssed by treaty, will At once DO brought
70 me attention o. the British government
.,.ma = Wy 70 sn eafiy ana permanent set
.oni. .asn",s.s wnG;. aI~ n wnlcn VIZ
W:.h;nston s''u''e1 ~ 'ne treaty Of
EG..,. H.. -.
movSl of the restrictions found ini,arions IN
the expectation OF cattle to the United
A.nedom.
.:.s" " o~oI,.ospo"ueoce "se also occurred
VA ..as"s . W sae , y snu ssvlng OF lie
s"S,.g E ~ upon .ne :e.e.! wnicn mas re-
v;n"s rsonI..;nn. "f .ba M s..Taa .. .ne pre-
ment on IN snh;.ct n ,hs ;n..s... so y -.
manity and commenca.
EXHIBITIONS.
In "accordancs with the joint reso-
lutlon Of the last session OF con-
gfess, comm'ssloners We're appointed to
.eptesene TUG Oni!eu STATES ~ the Two
1nternstlona exhio'tions IN Australia,
one OF wnich is now 10 progress at sgd
~ aeyi sna tue o'nef TO 90 ne.a mex. year
d. n%.e.opu ~ n ueslre mas oeen Z
piesse" ~ our norcnants ana
susels ln.eiss'eu 10 tue important n
g,o.~ 'taue w" AustIalia' mat an
n"neases p.'sislon snoula DC made oy
;SS"s: .ne REPRESENTATION OF u
n auu"4cs at 'ne Meloourne exhibition
III sNs 9so', esu 'uo soyect IS respect
~ your iaVorao'e con-
OCEAN CABLES.
The assent of the government has been
given to the landing, on the coast Of
Massachusetts, of a new aud indenen-
dent Transatlantic cable between France.
by way of the French island of St. Pierre.
and this country, subject to any future
legislation of congress on the subject.
Inc coholtlons imposed, before allowing
sa.st I:un'.on WIN our shores TO be
na,;.;na ";, orc suSu ~ secure us eom-
re- ma,,.s a.h!" Guy eaasag VI lutule INES
flow .haeon;,h "na p,e.iae
eon.,;.n os s;r,s p"v.oe LOT entlre
NY nas.,o ~ E"'s " our government
, aa a pe .ha MI %i.n nose Oh france IN Inc
s NO.. :. - suu plcvent any exciu-
- TSssssS - p.tsllee.a as accoro-
fnt.s. aah,e ~ .ne u,sau.antage OF any
Ersneo aaS 9e a. 11u;.as etwee
- m.a;a aao 'ne Sna.eu ots!es wn'ch may
o;.pcC =, nu a.eo p'isneu ny our
sua1sn au ilapoltant leuuct'on Of the
p.ser. la.es % eaple ~ommunication
w. 49, ;a.orp, ie's W ue wv ouroensome
uoo Tue interests o. our commerce. must
~ se th;s na9 now from tne establishment
THIS sn .ttaap;aa e nus.
=, the asoa.;n.n - " was drawn
49, -" 81 p,"p..ecy u some general reguia.
troas, Go - a.s1a. ~ ne whole suoJect OF
nausanaae na.' ~ NY predecessor 10
messase ~ AIee:moer =, 1910, ana re-
spec!Iully submit 10 your consideration
!he importance OF congressional action
In this matter.
AT PEACE WITH THE WORLD.
Tho o,est;o,s ot ,rovo ;m,orno.
with sns;n nrow; - o $50 nf 4ha ;po;aa".e
" ,ha T,,h,ss .v" ~ ..e ip eau e's
~ ~ .r mo Suv na.+ nshu "as;in naVe oeen, lcl
W. nioss Part, naPplly anu honoraoly
settled II may ~reasonaoiy De antlclpat-
ed that the COMMISSION now sitting in
washington, Tor Inc decision OF private
cases IN this connection, will soon be able
to bring its, labors to conclusion.
The long standing question of east
Florida CLAIMS has lately been renewed
as a subject of correspondence, and may
roos;hl. xoou. ., .... e.