Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-16

4 league with Truth. league with Thee
4 league with Love and Liberty.
Whose work on earth shall ne'er b, done.
4 Till all from sin and shame are Won
The Presidents Message.
President Cleveland in his message 70
the Forty ninth Congress states tha, the
Government has consistently maintained is
r,istIons OF friendship with other powers.
and Of nclgdboriy interest toward those
/ whose possessions are contiguous TO our
own. Few questions have arisen during the
past Wear with other governments. and none
Of thrs. beyond the reach Of settlement in
friendly counsel. Some friction has oc-
curfrd M he matter of CLAIMS against Chli.
hut neeoita'iuns for settlement are proceed
ing. The President regrets ID say tha, the
cruel treatment If Chinese IN certain parts
Of thr country has been repeated Race
prejudice aad labor competition cannot JUS
I utN the oppression Of strangers The pur-
o~e OF our Law glsrrs Is III invite the as
slnI!lation Of alien rlrmcut~ and not 10 pro-
Nlae an arena for enIiess antagonism. The
paramount duty oi maintaining public order
and defending the interests ut our people
mat require the adoption Of measures of
restriction. hut should not tolerate he op-
preston oi Individuals Of special Tacr The
government of CHINA viii meet Us haf asy
Iu dryI>in2 comprehensive remedy b,
NAieh tI,ttve limit to Chinese immtgra-
tlu, J,1ned ip protection u ttnse Chinese
'u'It''N ~" remain IN ms country. may be
secuted
Legislation !, uerded to execute The pf"-
Visions o' our lh'cag" convention q 1850
''SafH'nS we nFHm 'fathc.
ihf hAt'H"'l HiA'ur HI A4tAGsl tn e.
another bond ~ frltuIship between t'is
government aHd frAhcr
lhe president earnest Ter3H 3H'lIif n''s 'hr
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~ ocean tahts Though 'hrTe EaS been
'"h'i.!rfAHir correspondence "ifh herma"t,
"''' fclti"n :" privileges Al! nn'Hraiizrl
eil AtH> ~ thc thitt SlA.ts, NirltWg l'.tT
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arrangements bH treaties ha'e served 70
at'At the it'el!'h "hloh' H""eNtf' h4s r.
'Neo as 'aeh treat, was terminated. me
lls' Arrangement nnder the rrhit q :. "as
a'r"s"ed AhsI aue noti'e y fhe lh'led
Ssa'eE % June 81 1922 hat WAS enabled
+" "h,al' i"i cue h,hrihith iof 'ht remain
ger o. 'h'' seA>oh' 'ht thJoS meat q 'he iuA
piNhre'A aeeoF"e" ny 'hr 'e'n'iha'ed Ieatl.
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ed Win ulenar, power to make permanent
settlement. uere content win t.n,pyrar,
arrangement afr,r The termination of which
the Question va. rri-vated TO ,hs s,iuuIa
rioa. of The ttray of 1884 A. 10 rhr fif,r A.
tclr Of wtic, no con,,ruetlgp .aristsc,or, L.
hoth co..ntrirs had ever been agreed upon.