Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

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Z congratulate you upon the favorable
/ s,psct OF the domestic and foreign affairs
Of this ,yernment. Our relations with
other countries continue to be upon friend
/ y footing. With the Argentine Republic,
. Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Hsyti, Italy,
SsnIo Domingo, and Sweden and Norway
'o., ,,l.euJ mss occurred which calls for
| ,Ty, 81 comment. The recent opening OF
.~n mes Of telegraphiC communication
a.'. t,u,ra' America and Brazil, permitted
/ lie Net, harge Of messages of friendship
With the governments of those countries.
iU-.Is tie year there have been perfected
sHd Proclaimed consular and commercial
uss''ts with >eEyls and a consular treaty
With EoImania, this
IN, ndiRg our Intercourse with the
Danublan Countries,
Eh..e u, eastern relations have been put
Upon a R:ie- basis by treaties with Corea
sHd NJ, agascar. The new bOunday sur
yev trpsty with Mexico, y trades marx con
Ten,iOn supplementary to the treaty OF
eytGatitiOn with Spain and conventions eN-
tending the duration of the Franco Ameri-
Csn claims commission, have also been pro-
claimed. Notice Of the terIiuat;ou Ut the
fisheries treaty of Washington was
Gully given TO the British Government and
the TscIl rOCal privileges and exemptions OF
thetrssiy will accordingly cease on July
lst l>>, The fisheries industry. pur-
sued ly numerous class OF our citizens
on the northern coasts, both OF the Atlantic
sAC fa' ..c oceans, are
Worthy OF the Fostering iRre of Con-
gresS.
Whenever brought into competition with
he e industries Of otLer countries our
fishermen as we'll ss our manufacturers OF
fishing appliances and preparers Of
lsh products have maintained 3 fOrem Ost
place. ! suggest that Congress create q
commission 20 y1USider the general ques-
ton OF our rights in the fisheries and the
means Of opening t. our citizens under
.CS' and enduring conditions the richly
stocked fishing waters and sealing grounds
OF British and Russian North America
question has arisen touching the deporta-
LOn %, the nited States from the British
sands by governmental or municipal aid
oi persons unable there 10 gain q living
sSa0 equally a burden on the community
mere. mere. such OF those persons as will, under
tae psuper class,
A. HeGued BY the Law.
nave been sent bacS in accordance with the
hio'.s.oGs o: our statutes. Her Msjesty's
government has insisted that precautions
Ls'e ..'n taken before shipped. How
Ssi n 50 many cases, hsv, they
p'S'ta 'ueieciusl, especially so in
ss.'a.n recent instances OF needy
.'-'Sats reaching our territory
::I.rnSE 'sna'!a that a revision OF our leg
.siiaEOH upon this subject may be deemed
CIi'sS0.e. correspondence relative to the
1sS'on hv.wer treaty has been continued
I- VIII r' aid before Congress. The leg
II.a,'oh - Of rance against the importation
u IGlo>ed swine products from the
s.';. ".'TH >'ales has been repealed. That re
-. u"S men due no less TO tine friendly
ei.'St"'sG"CS o. this Government than TO
S,.ONlrs conviction in France that the re-
go. ''Vh IS not demanded bv anv resl dan
-. 70 Eeslih. Germany still prohibits the
Isu.'ouEcilon OF all swine products from
Se..'d. / extended to the Imperial
oO'C-nh'nt t-ierdly invitation to send
.tt,N 'ote tnited States to enquire
lhe lie OF These Products
vas dangerous to health. This invitation
vas cec.lned. have believed It Of such
SIt,'SSII'e' however, that the exact facts
~, @ScertHined aud promulgated
n.',s;I nave appointed q competent COM
a. ,To IN 70 hsxe thorough investigation
4 sIIT!ect. Its members have shown
~. r.Ouc sPlrt by accepting their trust
t,rst - pCttge Of CONDENSATION, but
ana ;rta--grsss 80. congress will see in the national
'''nAnonsl bearings Of the matter o