New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20

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6sS Instructed sSssS the the GtsSa
g nS he ssS sS:s
and transmitted the resolutions Of the 81 the departed
statesmaa But that he reluctantly ~ his pocal
them because they SSnss1 believed to Incorrect
and having that belief, felt himself "''ho"' '
deliver them to his NJ sae was rendered the resou
tons could find neither In him 70 accept them
any n ssnrsaTy OF state returned them 70 the Sor
Minist With the same courtesy VIII" "'"'' WV
Minis nse formal efforts OF high officials in the two
run e our slough pleasant incident outside seemed
to warm the atmosphere which snlr9m non Parlament
ed resolution of hearty gratitude TO us for our
upon duty OF their deceased assoc, es most cor
dial good wishes To wind up Inc whole matter as Ia a.
the Executives of both nations were ,er tc prond
bsneoT entered the Reichsag for the first time Tor
eigheen months nsS a to express discourtesy dise
speet 10 this body After what had been done pH VIC
Cermsn Chancellor and the American secretary, rnSI
was nothing left for our committee 10 do except ~ cVw
their cnce with becoming capital e Me reSns . but T TO
merit praise Each man on the eSmm Which l he
RETAINED fro" insisting insist g,, %Sn %e We're en-,
conraced IN this seli-sqCrihcen by uou sSe We
SsSfs nn wa, hnrd for the fiery snsh, from Colorado
NOT D. rush the aisle and tell us that the whe uo
come back 80 us with the old olive branch ana io
fne gentleman Texas 10 watch in silence ms a h
as expanded beyond the limits OF his own ela'o " ~
circumference of the world
TIr RESOLUTIONS ARE NOT APoLoGEIlo'
Tn or first resolution we that the OBJECT OF 'nc
original resolutions express regret ior e oo
OF an eminent German statesman, ana SiuPa'"' VIZ
the German Parliament OF which ne was "oi
This ia , reteratjon of the original. In our second
resolution we state after had put TINS comnca
lion the proper channel II was NOT our d GO
Critcse the relations between the Executive aug LSs
latiyc branches Of the German Governments Will Ia. IN
,revrnicd II from reaching its destination ana III ihe
10 the reports form single sc1esnwe a9knoweua
fhe receipt OF the memorial OF the Liberal Oioh' anu
,eCpr,cate ali the cordial wishes which it contains
Ii will be noticed that there s word of apology rom
MS and at the same word of insult TO them IT Is
fair solution OF a most troublesome matter And SUB
Init that after accomplishing so mncn ai.tI SAVING tr
digtr Of this House after spreading the fame OF Lasr
into new regions after getting the great Chancellor INTO
the Reichsiag IN his role a complasant ana ao
xmeican Mpisei to dine at State dinner where they
gave him American pork we cp ~, sbam sp from M
Texas and ring down the curtain npon TINS inteh@uoha
episode.
BERLIN. March 19.-Minister Sargent has received
an Official letter from Washington i'll indorse-
ment of his action and granting him an INDEFINITE
1urlough if he desires it, Nh. Sargent VIII not take
r. ,bovo dispatch was received in New-York
toda, and indicates that gossip is current IN Ber-
lin. Inquiry concerning II has been made AT tine
State Department in Washington, ms statemeh,
was obtained /" 1t is not true that such letter
us mentioned in the Berlin dispatch has been sent
10 Mr.. Sargent
AMERICAN MEAT PRODUCTS ABROAD
BILL REPORTED TO THE SENATE PROVIDING FOX
GOVERNMENT INSPECTION.
WASHINGTON, March ia bill was reported
10 the Senate this morning the Committee on For
eign Relations by Senator Miller, OF California III re-
spouse to resolution of the Senate of January o. direct
ing that committee 90 report such legislation as shau
protect the interests OF the United States against those
Governments which have prohibited or restrained the
importation OF meats the United States II provides
be cd direction
Secrery of the Treasury system OF inspection of sailed
pork and bacon intended for expectation and to
be exported within sixty days after the date
upon which the same may have been salted
and packed the fact Of the iunoxious and whole
some character of article shall be established by the
best CHEST and reliable proof this inspection to he
made principal ports OF the United States by the
customs officers; also that the President OF the United
States authorized at his discretion TO exclude from the
United states ny proclamation any product or any
foreign State which by unjust discrimination prohibits
the mpor any product Of the United States. Ii
provides further, the importation into the United
States Of any adHerated or unwhOesOme food or ynOu
spirituous malt liquors. aduteraed or mixed with any
poisonous nOxiOus chemical drug or other ingredient
injurious 10 the health, shall be hereafter prohibited
under penalty Of fine and Imprisonment. or both the
President be authorized in his discretion 10 suspend
fhe importation of articles Of this character by pTOciana
ZION when he becomes satisfied they aGulteIated
10 an extent injurious to the health OF the public.
cynoning its provisIons saws considered but
clause Of the resolution of January % chat directed 1t to
report legislation 10 protect the interests 81 me Omed
states and that the m reported contains AL the legisla
iati0n necessary for that purpose The committee says:
The investigations wlich the committee has been able 10
make Of this subject result in establishing TO the
Satisfaction OF tie committee. among others two I'M
pOrtan propositions matters OF act First, that rich
ne does exist q limited extent in swine throughout
all swine producing countries, aud in the United States as
well others. The evidence shows th4t ABOUT PEI per
cent of American pork j. infected by 1chinR Second.
process Ofcung pork by sat destroys r1chnh 10
such degree that pork thoroughly sailed aud permitted
80 long enough TO become saturated Win the SALT
although infested with tr1chDiP, Il innoXi0us.'
respect further provisions OF the resolution,
which instructed the Committee 10 Inquire what diselei-
nations are against from the United states
by the tariff laws of the principal countries OF Europe
and America. by reason Of commercial or other special
treaties agreements with favored notions and 80
report the cause which led TO such DETERMINATIONS the
efforts any, that been made to remove them and
what legislation If any, is necessary 10 place Tie United
ftates equal o0ng with the most favored nations
the committee that IL is the intention to consider