The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-05
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
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Disturbances IN Egypt the tlmely presence
OF american Vessels was received as a pro.
lection 10 Tue persons anu property Of
many Of our own cltAehs ano Of citizens
Of o1her couhtIlts WHOSE governments
have expressed thelf thahXs lor TINS assist.
snce. y
RESTRICTING CHINESE lsMloRArloy.
u,
The latter leg's'at'oh restricting immi.
grafton oil Chinese from China has given
,,.e 10 the question whether Bucl, nroceed.
,l "a =. ,,om ono,hor .orr,.. -. S-seN'
NV ~ ~ ;, e' N - may p'sa
awtaiy 'h'oag ~, Oh. own. CONSTITUTING the
vet Of Nay D, lss., III coonnectiop with the
treaty c November 1851, ne restriction
would seen, 10 pe III, 70 Vh u immi.
grafton corning 70 the oni!ed states Us Ia.
across our territory. / AJAX the attention ~
Congress 70 ,he suolee5 l9r sueh action, II
any ff,iS G".srn,nent In. ~ rsre,, v H.,
rasion 10 manifest It's interest in Tho
Republic Of Liberia, by seeking 10 aid the
amlcaple seItleinent OF the boundary dis.
pute now penulns petweeh mat Republic
NM luc nrss'i POSSESSION ,xaas LII; ~ SIERRA
inc leclpGei.y .ttSty WIN Hawaii Will
become tetl,ln"ole a,!er september 9TH,
1881, ." tMtise ,a anos notiSe ny either
party. m, ", ee run PROVISIONS OF that
compact n'Ny nnae proved oherous,
is eSls1ence ms ios.eleu commerce rela.
liohS' wt'ch u u Important 10 preserve.
lEngges'' enere!ote, that early CONSIDER
aton d. gwen ~ s sueh inouihcallons Of the
treaty w. seem 10 W aemahuea ny the In.
teresls otour peopIe. ~ view OF the un.
GeasnR ttaae WIN potn iiaytl and San
Domingo, auVl s. taat provision DO made
tor aip!omatiG intercourse wan the latter
1y eaa's'pS the S'pPe " tae mission at
rotl a" iNas s'...;a,, iesi .,., tlat certain
ciAllhs VI Ame.'ea'i citlzens against
NE Government OF hayh have
thus 4ar peeh ur9eo unavaillngly.
L4wLrssSEss on THE MEXICAN nopnru
;, -
recent aereenent WIN mexico pro.
vides for the crossing OF the frontier by
,be armed forces Of either country in MIR.
~. othoo,,,. Ird,,r. II ~, ..,an..,s
sun - 'o1'", -, '..A... Ane's"se VI
last year eallea a,lehtlon 10 Inc prevalent
lawessness upon tne borders and to the
necessity o. legisiation ior us suppression.
agalil lhVlte Tue attchtloh Of Congress to
the suplect. partial re!lel from these
mIscilels mas Deeh sought IN convention
WIZ. ",. 1"as an III p t,I. .. 'aE een
adjustment Of the international 6onndarv
between the United States and Mexico. ii
the latter IS ralllea inc acton OF Congress
VIII Wy ssl""e A., ,' ss.Ap''s ~ suitable
COMMISSIONS ,s ho.so u sMIavey. 1he boundary
" ,.s;.I Lax, o'" Ky couaru anu uaanaa
,,anI,, co,nso1o ~ both na,,;e ~ , an 10
a ,. . oo,.i"i ~ 0''n p"'''es LAS oeeh
A' W. ch.n ose' nas oc,r,ro,, :, 49,,
IN ~ V vono n"0 T. naa;.' ~ nar ie'al!ons
wv. .h 'enlusa "a "sa.u evoSe your actlon
~. 'I po n,ass;a " ~! Jlalns n"alu against
e M.pun;hiI, ~ maIin ieietence "as mace
1ls, asa us nc ~ nAeculive III
you;; .aI' e ;ss ~ ~ ls.".lon nus peeh
.r.I ia y, NV, .n1 osnt o. W.. sn
.u1 G" ~ ssnH lep,I:e'a.!sen III Suiy, 1893,
y "a,nh ~. pai I'LL ~ tae Eehtch'
in"n,los " Sa.,, ane.;aa " y. nonvr, tne
ioum, 'n y. soa.: :.i' .h !uuepsnueuce;
~ eoeeo' %a'u anu esea. y ~ uesIsneo
~ tU ~ W0 ie e,ee'loi y. caracas OF
e'A I.s,. ~ ".seufsou, unu ~ S9Iuuct HI
..uuos. aI eAnlpi.on, WHICH, WIZ DC open
y! ~. 1 itn;.s p.uuIes leeomiaeha tiat
'uu I.'su S:a!es pe w esen.eu auu lnat
ou''"o'o pio' is'on VIC a'"ue '''ereior.
THE cIIILI-pERuvIAN WAR. 4
The elevation OF the grade OF our mission
i, Central Amer;ca tn N. nlar;no,ont;o~,,
49, ~~t'"A AAA'Ae~AS>-sS sAS fASAAFoASAtAAAy
!anA' WHICH. was "u'a'f'Aeu W congress AZ
us late session, has been since effected.
me war between Peru and Bolivia Oh one
side and Chill on the other began more
than three years ago. On the occupation
by Chilli, in 1880, OF all the literal territory
Of Bolivia, negotiations for peace, conducted
under the direction OF the United States,
the allies refused to concede any territory;
but Chill has since become master Of the
whole coast OF both countries and the
capital Of Peru. A year since, as you have
already been advised by correspondence
Transmitted to you in Juanuary last, this
Government sent special mission to the
belligcrent parties to express the hope that
Chill would be disposed to accept money
indemnity for the expenses OF the war
and to relinquish her demand for
portion Of the territory Of the antagonist.
This recommendation which Chilli declined
to follow, this Government did not assume
to enforce, nor can it be enforced without
resort to measures which would be, in
keeping neither with. the temper OF our
people nor with the spirit OF our institu-
lions. The power Of Perm no longer ex-
tends over its whole territory, and in the
event OF our interference to dictate peace
armies and navics of the United States.
Such interference wonld almost inevitably
lead to the, establishment Of a protectorate,
areSult utterly ut odds win our past policy,
injurious to our present interests nnd full
Of emoarrassments Tor me future ior elect
ing the termination OF hostilities upon
terms at once Just TO the victorious nation ,Ey
and generous to Its adversaries' This
Government has spared no efforts.
save such as might involve the
complications winch ha . ln "a, 1t
is greatly to DO deplored that Chill seems