The Republican journal., 1881-12-08

imperfect form We can only give synopsis of
this very able document, but which embraces all
the important recommendations. The message
opens with the following touching mention of
THE NATIONS BEREAVEMENT
An appalling calamity has befa .n thu Amsr
lean people since their chosen Representatives.
last met in the halls where You are now as
sembled We might else recall with unaIoy ed
content the rare prosperity with Wllcl. through
out the year, the Nation has been plenteous lis
varied industries have thriven, the health of its
people has been preserved, it has maintained with
foreign governments the undsturbed relations of
amlty and peace for these manifestations of His
favor, we owe to Him who holds destiny in His
| hands, the tribute of our grateful devotons and
to that mysterious exercise of HIS will which has
taken from us the loved and llustrous citizen who
| was but lately the head of the Nation we bow IN
| sorrow and submission The memory of his exalt
| ed character, of his noble achievements and of
| his patriotic life. will he treasured forever as
| sacred possession Of the whole people. The an
| nouncement OF his death drew from foreign gov
ernments and people tributes of mpathy and sor-
row, which history will record as signal tokens of
| the klDshlp of LaiOns ard the federation Of man
| kind The feeling OF good will between our own
| government and that of Great Britain was never
more marked than at present. In recognition of
| thus pleasing tact | directed on the occasion Of
| the late Centennial celebration at Yorktown that
salute be given to the British flag. Save for the
! correspondence to which shall refer hereafter il
relation to the proposed canal across the IsthIns
OF Panama, little has occurred worthy of mention
IN the diplomatic relations OF the two countries.
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS
ito ia ,ya ia u $500, wy III = v9vo e"o"
500, -, t a. ~ 100 VIZ d" me "ofIu. he-
| orktown celebration to the PROCEEDINGS of the
| Bi metallic Conference in Paris to the slatIis Of
o,ronrt ,tI Sai ~ "e,nanl ana u" 'he
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lion - ~ t r 81. 'ssjon Mel
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f ''' VI A't NaA'el gar OF huSSla are
tio,, - ahn W. ue1IIa"IilF n maintaining
@ leiat.one WIN thal GO lhtry emphasized.
r. IlP.elllv'1.'il consular agreement with Iia'y
nst 49,, 49, T., ~. = h - "ultu P''s al
t; VI ~ lne 'a'e OF crimes
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nterinr of 'iu,l w "ptnhE ol tne men
it is important that means he Travidpd IN rrays,
t S," 'essueSs un '.e lIohtier ING helghh"ung
SUITES % Hth'!al america nave preserved internal
Feaee 81 tHell outward ltla'lohs toward us have
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THEPANAMA CANAL
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nrovisons oftho fiaT+n, pI ~ I ~ cue
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the Tinted states novanantnJ r,+h rII t
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tons Of nni,n,s1rad ante bo f 80. ~,
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severed bv the ,githdra,yeI Of tho t 2',
far dinIoI,,tin MISREPRESENTATION, - '''' 'Vl
Onto n SCAN. orFno,i;att ~, . t ti anu
sinns avap ~ =, raIt,t.od saal ~ ! H.. ]r ."I9
commend srah a rnl'rsn ritl ~" .1'iteu'! ~
which is lilrnII wiItif ,F 90 NNl.ouyl,
iInnortant nart arnon, IA , ~ ~ pay ON
poritir -
INIERSAIloNAL ktLEs ON THE HIFII SEAS.
The President saws: invite your attention To
the propriety Of adopting ii new code Of intcrpa
ionaI rules for the prevention of collisions on the
sea ami of conforming the domestic, InriSIarion If
the United States thereto. 50 that no confusion
may arise from the application of conflicting m hes
lii the case Of vessels of different nauonalitles
meeting in tidal waters These international rules
differ but slightly from our own Thev have hpea
adopted by the Naval Department for the govern
ment Of the war ships Of the United States On the
7 ~ tba Stat i5 "",oiS, emu luIouSu tHe
Tue IuleS auu III ae4uaIAtlhS shlPmtNters OF the
oPlIoH ~ conforming 10 them without the JnHs
ulcuohal waters OF lhe Ohlteu STATES they are now
very 8eneIaiN known.
IL Is ''aleu tIiat the puoheauoh OF trade reports
oy the olale department "lIi be continued fhe
a'leHlloh OF Congress Is erected TO sanitary 1a'
I Iels " eoHneclon WIN tne recent lHteTHauou&
SANITARY Conference anu Nalund Board OF Health