Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
rur RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DECEMBER 1888.

lie marked goodwill between the
| Urlief Sta e. and Great Britain has been
maintained during the past year.
| FISHERIES.
| The termination OF The fishing clauses OF
| the Treaty OF Washington I'm pursuance or
| the joint resolution OF March s, 1883. must
| have resulted i'm the abrupt cessatl Ion on the
| LIST Of July OF this year, In the midst OF their
| ventures, OF the operations OF citizens OF
| the United States engaged In fishing I'm
| british-American waters but for a diplO-
! matte understanding reached with her Ma
| Jestys Governme Mt in June last, whereby
assurance was obtained that no interruption
| Of those operations should take place during
the current fishing season.
! In the interest Of good neighbofhood and
| Of the commercial intercourse OF adjacent
| communities. the question OF the North
| American fisheries Is one or much impor-
| lance. Following out instructions given by
| ne when the eXtensOry arrangement above
| described was negotiated, ] recommend
that the Congress provide for the appoint
| nent Of n commission, In which the Gov
cruments of the United states and Great
| britain shall be respectively represented,
| charged with the consideration ana settle
| ment. upon Just, equitable and honorable
| basis. Of the entire question OF the nsnlng
| rights Of thc two Governments and their
| respective citizens on the coasts OF the
| nited states and British North America.
| The fishing interests being Intimately re.
| lated TO other general questions dependent
| uIOn cOntiguty and Intercourse, cOusidera-
| ton Thereof, In all their equities. mgnt
| also properly come within the purYiew OF
such 3 cOmmiS sion. and the fullest latitude
| Of expression on both sides should be per-
| mitted. The correspondence I'm relation 10
! the fishing rights Will be- submitted.
TIE ALERT.
! The Arctic exploring stea mer Alert. which
! war generously given by her Majestys Gov
| ernn ent 10 aid IN the relief Of the Greedy
! expedition was after the successful attain
! ment Of that humane purpose returned TO
| Great Britain i'm pursuance Of the autho'
| lily conferred by the act Of March 3. 1850.
| The inadequacy Of the existing engage.
| menis for eNtIadltiOn between the United
| States ard Great Britain has been LONG APP
! parent. The tenth article OF the treaty of
! lNi2-Oue Of the earliest cOmpaCts In This
regard entered into by the United STATES
| stipulated for the surrender IN respect ~ a
! limited number Of offences other crimes
! no less iuimical TO the social welfare should
! he embraced. ana the procedure Of extra
! ditlOn brought in harmony with the pre-
/ sent International practices. NcgolOnS
! with her Maiestys Government for an en-
| laiged treaty OF eXtradtiOu have been
! pending since 1870 and entertain strong
| hopes that a satisfactory result may be soon
! attained.
ALASKA AND BRITISH COLOMBIA.
The frontier line between ALASKA and Brit.
iSh Colombia. as defined by the treaty Of
| ccssion with Russia. follows the demarSa-
ton ass gned in PRIOR treaty between
Hrtdi britalh anu hlsSla houeih eNpora-
ton disclOSeS that this ancient boundary is
Improbable as a geographical fact, In the
unsettled condition of that region. The
question has lacked importance. but
the discovery OF mineral wealth in the
territory The line is supposed % traverse
admonishes that the time has come when
Bu accurate knowledge of the boundary is
needu Ia avert jurisdictiouaI compiled
Ions. recommend. therefore. that proNi-
sion bc made for a prcumlnarN rrcouuol-
sai,ce hy officers o. I'M nitrd Siate, To me
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