The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-07
THE MESSAGE,
Annual Communication Of The
President 10 Congress.
Gratifying Condition Of Our
Foreign Relations.
rhr Exeratiyc Recommends a Re.
\. duct!On or Taxation.
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Jlc Also Has 4 Word to Say in
Regard to River and
darbor Bills.

70 rua SENATE AND HOUSE, OF REPRESENTA-.
Dr proyds4 SSfIkR III abs sraTss ....
President. shall from time TO time e1vo 70 che
ConvrcAs Information OF the stats Of The Union.
Ss n S sh. ass Ss sSS ..S :ass
dent '-- s>ss-
In fcviewtas the events Of the rear which has
slons nrst call your sttsntion to the eratifyins
condition Of our
% T. q snayy saos
sltRht differences ~ have arisen during the yeaS
have been already settled. Or ars likely % rsaoh
IN carly adjustment -
The arrest Of citizens Of the United gtatss II
ireland sndcr recent laws, which owe their ort-
haA ied 10 somewhat extended Correspondents
NTH .thc Government OF Great Britain. dis
srsG I. sns n. : hss been pratt
The claim o. this nation In regard 70 the super
on IN ,na conro, g any ssna y
Dc the subject Of conference. II Il likely that
time VIII be moro powerful than discussion In
VIZ % closely osmsssd
n,unity oi their interest.
Our long -ostablished frfendlinese With Russia
has remained unbroken. II has prompted me TO
pr, tycr the earnest counsels Of this Government
proscrip.ton which the Hebrew race in that coun-
Try has lately SUFFERED. IL has not transpired
that any American citizen hes beep subjected TO
has, ncvcrthelcss been courteously received
There is reason TO believe the time n not Tar
distant when Russia will be able 70 secure tolsr-
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCIA
At An hut irrational Convention, held q PAfis
n lssa and attended by representatives o1 tho
rcslcst to the protection Of t!ade-marks.
lMcntcd articles and the rights Of manufAot.
,n M,inS , trms and corporations. The formulatton
merits,
jcct now under confederation by an internation.
al c.ncrcncc at Paris. Believing that It 10 clear1y
tho true policy OF this Government to favor the
roSss nr y ms mesns r, s.n q
convention - = delegate. I also dsignated two
OF our eminent scientists 10 attend q represont-
mls,cc at Paris Tor considering the adoption 81 !
common urtt to measure electric force.
N'~ ot the frequent occurrence Of confer
tors Of common interest 10 ciyiliscd nations, /
icslcc tnlly suggest that thc Executive b In
vcssd by Cong CO with discretionary power 70
rovstoa bc made 70 defray tho expenses inoi-
Goat thorc'o.
RpA1N.
The difference between the United STAKES aad
Sratn a. 70 the cfYcct ot Judgment and ccrtin-
cate Of has not vet been adjusted,
s,ut y y hopcd and believed that the negotta-
Mcnt OF tn position which seems to this Gov
crnincnt 40 reasonable and just have already
called the attention Of CONGRESS- TO the fact that
onero fines have lately been imposed upon
vssscls Of tho United etasea for trivial technt-
81. M .anss local rssns.on Efforts
fnr proved unsuccessful. | regret TO In
Z 'rm YOU also that the fees demanded by
sssn'sa ssnsns In American posts are IN
con.idcrable export duty. and that our rcmon-
tho attention which they seem 70 tleserve
GERMANY.
Tho German Government. has invited the
Unite sta es 10 participate In an international
exhibition Of ,icmestic cattle, to 30 held It
sc rcpr.s n.od, {. i important that in the early
suitable appropriation for that purpose
ITALY.
The death ot MI. Marsh, our late Minister to
Italy, has evoked from that q lvcrnment expires.
Stons OF rrOfound respect for his exalted char
Actcr and TOR hts honorable career In the diplo-
. matte service VIC ot ~. country The Italian Gov
of recognising In hts dual capacity the repre-
sentative ot this country. recently accredited.
ene. Il So ac II hss Seen a. ses
rcsAry. but his cxcInAtur - Consul General has
thus far bccn withheld.
BELGIUM.
Tho extradttion convention With Belgium,
which has hrcn In operation since 1874, has been
lately enpplAntrd by another. The Senate has
been duly exchanscd between r the contracting sting
countries, To the list Of extraditAhle crimes
has Nen added that Of tue assassination. or
attempted assassination, OF the chief Of state.
SWITZERLAND.
NegNttAttOuS have OOennd with SW{txArA
land hooking TO settlement by treaty Of tho
question whether tts citizens can rcnounce their
Al(extAncc and become citizens OF the United
eaatcs without obtaining the consent Of tho
6Wtss Government am happy to inform you
that tho Immigration Of nsnpcrs and sriminals
substantially ceAse<. and IL no longer sanctioned
by the authorities.
REruRN OF FOREIGN coNvIcm
The consideration of this subject prompts the
suggestion that the act of August ; lss9, which
has TOR tts object the return OF foreign convicta
70 ns'r own country =, ~ should Ss 20 nedinsd . g
fcc,s the sxtradition OF criminals ON prcferred
charges of crime.
JunisplcTloNAI. RIGHTS m FoRE1oN COUNTRIES
tho interpretation which this Government has
p1l upon the treaty OF lss0 relative TO its juris-
s So~sSss Sss that he rer,ncs Viii vii e Ss
(Nsted by general revision Of the system Of
Jurisdiction oe the United States In the conn-
=. : s Ss.a ,s ss sssss ss sy sSs
0tAtA
cunI AND JAPAN.
In tho interest OF justice toward Chill and
sSe Indemnity si ianS sn Is sao y NM q
lie sssisiacsory aoiusioa which have sirsady
forsl.sdowcd Oy Congressional discussion.
Tho trcaty lately concluded with CoroA awaits
The sc:ton Of the Scnate
purtnx tho late disturbance In Egypt tho
Timely presence Of American yeaeele served a. q
pvsteosaon 70 the persons and property Of many
Countries whose Governments have expressed
their thAnka tor this assistanon
CinNEsE IkAlORATI0N.
The rccen, lc9islAtaoM rcetEictine Immigration
qncation whether Chinese proceeding 70 or iron,
:reI :sS may so i Nav $
coMnection with tho trcaty Of Nov. Z, lSsO, the
restriction would sccm to 6e limited to Chincse
6orcsS. and should not forbid mere transit
scrcaa our territory. aak the attention OF Con-
grcss To tho saeicct for such action. II any. n II
THIS 0overnmsns hAa recently had occaslon to
n,anifcct ita interest In tho
REpunIlc o. LmEi1A
By soekics 10 AID in the smioahlA settlement Of
ecass M aaS 4. ssS q sss en-;
The recaprscity treaty WITH
viii beaome telmjnahle after Sept. 3, IeeA On Two
months notice hy either PARTY While certain
IroSiAions Of that compact may havc proved
s0saOus, ia exlstcnce hss fostAred commercial re-
lAftOns which Il u important 70 preserve.
ensE~sL therefore, that m early consideration
bc etvGl - suCh nodiAcations Of tho treaty -
seem to 10 demanded by tho interest Of oul
trohc
III yieS u Oar increasing trade with both
uArT1 and RAN DOMINGO,
edvisN that provision b made for diplOmAtac
Intercourse with hc latter, BY enlAx01ng the
scopc OF tho mtssion at Fort ~ PTincA r0grol
that certain claims or American citi1sns -
agAinst the Government OF HAytt have thus fai
6eCn urged anAvAillng1y.
ro~rut agroomen: with
MEXICO
providsa Tor tns crcssing u - frontier by ths
armed forces Oe either country. In pursuit 0l
hostile Indians. IN my lnesaagc Of last year
called attention 70 tho pgeyalsat lawlessnesl
upon the b0rdcra. aud to tho neoeastty Of legts
iatio,. for its supprcsaion- again invite tn
attention OF Congress 70 the subject paEtiA
rcliss from these mtschiefs hAs bean sought In
convention, which now awaits tho approval d
lhe senate, AZ does ALSO another touching the e.