Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-16
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from domicils IN tho Critsd States, especially
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midst. contibatsnR 70 the. senerai welfare ana
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sumo the. responsibility OF citizenship. thereby
gains an inch0atc status which legislation may
properly define: The laws Of certain states, and
territories admit q docihailed alien .tQ the local
franchise, comforting on him the rights OF citi-
Eenahap to q decree which places him in the
anonymous position Of being a citizen OF a state
and yet not of the United States within the pur-
wien of federal and International laws; II is im-
to define this firht of alien docimile as dis
tinguished from federal naturalization.
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~ auvanHsos onsreu IA exchange. Even W.
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usis Sr wor "a long ha ~ sne eaTenps;on ,asten len I
nne SO essennai sesmeu nigniy improvideht, Sn !
linis wnen nsw ahu large Grams upon Tue Trey
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aorsinaaaoh caauseo ot uie trea'ies WIN ctfFr
As q further objection, II is evident that tariff
control over its own revenues which il Essential
for the safety and welfare Of any government.
An emergency calling for an increase of taxa
ton may at any time arise, and no engagement
with Il foreign power should exist 70 hamper the
action of the government. BY the fourteenth
ssGtIpn III UIe hHlDp1uK HEI, AppTOtpu u06 ~.
1884, certain reductions and contingent exemp.
lions from tonnage dues were made az TO vessels
entering ports of tho United States from amy
foreign port in North and Central America. The
West India Islands. the Bahamas and Bermudas.
Mexico and other isthmus as far as Aspinwali
and Panama. The governments Of Belgium. Dem
way, have asserted under the favored .nation
clause In their treaties with the United States a
claim to like treatment in respect to vessels
coming to the United States from their home
ports. This government. however. holds chat the
privileges granted BY the act are purely Geographic
icsl. insuring to any vessels Of any foreign power
that may choose to engage in traffic between this
country and any port within the defined zone.
and no warrants exist under the most favored.
nation clause for the extension OF the privileges
from ports outside the limitation OF the act.
Undoubtedly the relations Of with
our near neighbors, whose territories form go
who ind In our country. and equally oiier to us'
natural markets. demand apecial and cousider'
ate treatment. 1t rests with congress to consider
what Legislative action may increase the Facilities
OF intercoursa which eoniien;ty makes na,nrsI
and desirable.
earnestly urge that congress repeat the ap-
propriatl1ns Tor the maintenance OF the diplo-
mensurate with the Importance Of our national
interests. AZ every post where q representative
Is necessary the salary should 90 90 graded ae to
OF adequate salaries the .so-called no.
tartar extra onicinI fees which our ofhcsr0 abroad
are now permitted to treat ~ personal pcrQuis-
ltes should be done AWAY with. Every act re-
curing tne ce, lhcation ana seal OF the officer
stouiu De ta1aois az scheduIe rates; ana the fee
therefor returned to the treasury. By restoring
these resennes TO the public use the consular
service. would DO s~elf-supportins, even with a
tlDefai increase or the present low salaries. In
furt!her prevention OF abuses, = system of consul
!ar ,hspecslon should 90 Instituted. The hp,,
pointment Of q limited number OF secretaries of
necessary, and in particular for tsmnorary ser.
vice at missions which. for my caase may be
"iff tauor q hsna, shonia also SO &c aa 1a "a,
Gers of tlie regular service as military or naval
attaches at legations. Some foreign governments