Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-05
pPrlIDENT'S MESSAGE.
,p1F AND COMPREHENSIVE
DOCU UMENT.

r service RefOrm-Rivers and Har-
The Mormon Question-Our Dead
..t4uf Warine-RemOVals from Of
Political Assessments.
I'll. s.r- anal H0ass of Representatives. Of
ri by the Constitution that the
-..u from time 20 time give to the
formation of the state of the Union
o-.H..uI t1 their consideration such /
lo shall judge necessary and eX-
OTIS FOREIGN RELATIONS.
......r- One events of the year which 4
since the commencement of your I
Hr-r call your attention to the \
condition of our foreign affairs. Our i
HIth other powers has continued 4
... most friendly character. such 1
Fr.ure- as have arisen during the /
.-. -. ...u already settled. or are likely To /
early adjustment.
.ertT BRITAIN And IRELAND.
..-.-.- .f citizens of the United states /
--. uler the recent laws, which owe I
rU tIc disturbed condition of that /
...... have led 90 "a somewhat extended /
...ure with the Government Of Great /
-.- lUi-Hu-iti0n % respect our rights |
.-...fIralIV manifested by the release I
.. .-..--... parties. The claim of this ma I
.r-.rl tu the supervision and control I
.-. ...r.Ueauic canal across the Ameri-
.-...-..- Ul- continued To- be a subject OF /
...... Dr. I- likely that time viii DE I
...H. rlau discussion in removing I
-.... between Che two nations.
.-lIp is SD closely cemented by the !
their relations and the community [
INTERESTS
THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE.
...-.... established friendliness with Rus
....- ...alrti mistaken. 10 has prompted !
Hs rIe earnest cOun-clS of this GOV
...t measures he adopted for sun
... prescription which the Hebrew
.Har country has lately suffered. 1t
...H-H Hred THAT any American citizen
.r-. .Ieetei to arrest or injury, but our
r.uHu-traucc has. nevertheless, I
.. ..-...u-Ir received. There II reason to
-... fUe lmc I- not lar distant when
...-. ..I H.a.Ir tp secure liberation 10 all
.-. .a l.r borders.
-.......ss-. PATENTS AND CORPORATE
EluHI~ ABROAD.
t-.. ...--.. tloual convention held at Paris
-- ... attended by representa- of the I
..-e -..l.-- au agreement was reached in
--.- r.. protection Of trademarks. pat
n ani tine rights Of manufacturing
NJ ..... Operations. The formulation into
-...-.f taH rec'mmendations thus adopted
.......- f.e attention which it merits.
IG rioN OF OCEAN CABLES.
r.... ...e..au OF submarine cables Is a sub
.-... .u ..r consideration by an internal
...rru.s at Paris. Relieving that it
r ..a true policy Of TINS government
....r ... utUtra.ILatIOn of this means of
.r-.. D requested our Minister 10
.... .. attend the conference as delegate
- .-HlIrd two of our eminent scientists
..- ,- our rcpt s-eutdtlVes &C the meet
.r -erUat1uul committee at Paris for
-f adoption of q common unit to
...rrIr turce.
s......- ru IN-rE 7SS ATioNAL CONVENTIONS.
-..a.I tle Irrquent Occurrences of con-
- 0r the c0nziu @ratlon of important
-.H- .t common interest," 70 cltiilZeu ma
.- H-uyrttully suggest ,Ght the tNecu-
..r-reI by Congress wa the dlsere-
power to send delegates To shch con-
.nt that provision be made 10 delray
..H-- incident thereto.
Dub RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
r. Inference between the United states
a- to the effect Of a judgment and /.
.. aul naturalization has not been adj .
-..- .u- DO i- hoped and believed that the f
IONS now ln progress VIII result i'm the I
ucut of ihe position which seems to /
-rnment so reasonable and just 1 +
... ready called the attention of Congress I
.-r that Iu the ports of spain and its /
nlcruu- fines have lately been inn ?
- upon vessels of the United states for !
technical oncn~c- sgainst local regula-
Efforts for the abatement of
-. .NlrtIpu~ haEe thus far proved
...--lul. rcgret 10 inform Won
H.at the fees demanded bv span
.--uls iu American ports are i'm some
-1 large when compared with the value
.". cargo as 90 amount i'm effect 10 "a con-
able export duty and that amy remon-
.re- m this regard have not as yctrcceiyed
attention which they seem To deserve.
THE HAMBURG CATTLE EXrOsTTI0N.
'ed states t' participate iu an interua- .
-st exhibition of domestic cattle 90 Dee held F.
-E4lsb burg iu July. IeSi. II this country Is I
.. r.Ire-tutctI lt I- important that ina the /
.ar- of tht session Congress should make /
he appropriation for that purpose.
THE EINGDOH OF ITALY.
I.ath of SIR. 1Iar=h. our late Minister
-.l.... hI- evoked from that government eN-
---.-- of profound respect for his exalted
e-..t.r and for his honorable career in the
.....tir ,rry ice of his country. The ltal-
.4.-.nmeut has raised % question as to I
r- .l-ely ot recognizing nm MS dual char
-.. representative oI this country re-
....-. lted. both as Secretary Of Lega- /
--. .- -sui General 60 Rome. He has
-.-......,.I rs -'@cIetary. but his eNequatur
e.1-a. General hae Tins Tar been withheld.
ralslAN EXTRAD'TIoN TREATY.
.rraUtion conventl1n hlth Belgi9ni. ,,-. /
a-eu Ina operation 1iLeS lotf, mas +
uppIied by another. 10 toeH@le 3
Hei it- approval, aud ia 't!isalti'ns I
.llE exchanged between tn t@g-
'la-rie-. To the list of eNtradit. N'is (
been added that of the assassina-' I
.ruUtgl a--a--inatlon of the chief of
-AsIFEICAS CITIZENSHIP.
H.--. .rHH ha~ been opened with Switzer-
..- t1 "a settlement by treaty OF the
-. whether ltS citizens can renounce
-Iaure and become citizens of the
. States without the consent Of the Swiss
rl inform yOu that the immigra-
.r- and criminals from certain of
l- .I switzerland has substantially I
-.-... .- DID longer sanctioned by the au-
.-. I.. consideration of this subject T
-.--e-tiou that the act of August
"- .... la- Tor It's object the return Of
.-fIUi- to their own country. /
..-. modified as Co Dee open to the in
Chat DO affects the eNtraditiOn of
. preferred charges of crime.
HE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
uau Porte has not yet assented to
-.-su.u. which this government has
treaty Of 1880 relative to its ju-
--lt- Iu Turkey. Ii may well be
..rr. CHAT this difference viii De
general revision of the system
uI the United States in the
ilt East a- it is subject to
..t.utIun hI- been already called
-- uf state.
...N t.FAFAN And CoBEA.
Interests Of justice towards China
trust that the question of the re
.emuiry fund % the governments
.'ur- VIII reach, at the present
-iactory solution which | have
menled and which has recently
lowed DIS Congressional discus
lately concluded with COrea
-.u of the Senate.
EHEDIvE'S DOMAIN.
.e disturbance in Egypt the
Nl American vessels served as
iIr persons and property of
own citizens. and OF
other countries. whose govern I
.- .N.r"--cd their thanks for this
ODD CHINESE TRAVELLERS.
Station restricting the immi-
r- from China has given rise
-. whether Chinese proceeding to I
F country may lawfully pass
..- t0u-truing the act Of May
..tI.u with the treaty Of No
-''- ile restriction would seem TO
-.r ..lt-e immigrants coming to
...- a- laborers. and would not