The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-12-11

OI vUG COmnHfnt DT tne MextCHE Cft-
izen asgricyed BY the alleged crime "a
libelous publicnti0n) removed the basis
or further prosecution. and also declared
ment Of small part Of Vo The original lei H sentence
The admission OF such pictens!ou would be
attended with serious results, invas We OF the
.,.. j.ar,sdiction OF this Government and highly highly
therefore have denied IL, and protested
against Its attempted eyerc SO rs unwarrant.
ted BY the principles of law and international
When citizens OF tho United States volun
tarily 20 iuto a foreign country they must
abide by the laws there I'm forcc and will ot
bc protected by their own Government from
the consequences OF an otfense against those
laws committed IN such foreign country. but
watchful care and interest of this Govern.
mert over its citizens are not rcIngushcd
because they have gone nbroud; and II churg.
ed with crime commit d IN tho foreign land
fnfr and open trial, conducted with decent
regard for Justice ind humanity, will be de-
mandcd forthem.
It appearing that the Government OF spnin
did not extend to the finR OF the United
States In the Antilles tho fuil measure of rc-
oiprocity requisite under our statute for the
continuance OF the. suspension of discriinI.
nations ugaio st the Spanish flag in our ports
was constrained, In October Inst, t, rcscind
my predecessors proclamation of February
IA. 1884, erintting such suspension. An nr.
rnugcment was. however speed ly reached,
and upon notification from the Cove nment
OF Spain that all ditferential treatment of our
Ssssels 1nu tneir cargoes, from lhe unileu
comn.tn,v and shsn,n,niv rni;,snnT nnu ",'c
nvaiIcd miyself of the discretion conferred
by law, and Issued. on the s7th of October.
pension In the United States.
:, IL IA most gratifying TO bear testimony to
the earnest spirit In which the Government of
tho queen Regent has met our efforts to
avert the Initiation of commercial discrim.
nations and rcprisn's, which are ever disns.
cal good viii of the countries thew nav nj.
largo COMMERCIAL exchanges between the
United Stutes md tho Snanish AntjlIna 10 mt
uraiiy M, object Of soiicit,,de Ivjnr close
ut our doors and finding hero ihe,r mai, mar.
st.,. Eets Of . pply and demand; tho Welfare Of
and ride nre SCARCELY ieas imnortant tn nc
than to spain. :" "'
Their commercial and financial movem ants
arr. so nnturally n mart of o,,r svaicn, thar no
obstacle to fuller and freer internni,, se
should be permitted To exist. The standing
Instructions OF ,,ur KeprSsentntives MT MIDI
rid and Hnya mn hnyo for wears hncn to lno va
no effort unessnyed TO f,irtner the 20 erds
and at no time has tho en,Ial good desire of
Spain been more hopcfniiy manifest,.d ID tbnn
jup the Consular tonnnxcs fces on cnryoes
shipped to the Autii ca aud by reducing mass.
port fees, has shown It's recognition Of the
needs of loss trammeled intercuurse
The .port of the Secretary of the Treasury
exhibits in detail tho condition OF
m,,,, ,,,,n, - 80.
and Of the several branches Of the govern.
ment related to his department. l especially
direct the attention OF the, Congress to tho
r,ccommendstions ,S contained ia this and he
tho sim iicst e, on and amcndmont of the laws
ssss ~; ;a%
oy appropriate LEGISLATION.
Tor The sss yssr snSea 5 June e' g. oysHe iss %ere
y was received from customs, and sllo, sos g'6 4s
or than for the previous year, but the in.
crense from ustoms WINS $1l.4A,0si.lu IL,
making gain in these items for the
last year OF 1881, ,2e5 VA, II falling of in
other resources reducing the total increase
pense at the different Custom Houses of col
Letting this increased customs revenue was
less than tho expense attending tho collec.
by $4gN.6US, and the increased receipts OF in.
tcrnai revenue were collected at cost to
the Internal Revenue Bureau of 8 55,91i ~
less than the expense OF such collection for
n ane total ordinary expenses OF the Govern. J.
erss,, tss ~ N ~ oas ~. mn s .os @
stnb x,,.%,t,rs oengitsss ,s snan
sad leaving = urpus in the Trsasary at tie
o i,,s1 ", 1e @ ass ss s ~ year OF 10
u,n,s veSr bei,S n ~ .ma M snU Pre-.
NJ so u ". ~ q" i''ieaoe =" euen sufpius
W NJ 80 - ,S,o,'iT., .,o,,,;;,,,s a, s ,.L
=, he ne eapema.ureas. a as compared with those
Sn,inw Sor c,,;i, u'a, y1,s m,e .n,. u,ssneu us
J"no m ,esa s,i e,H ee1 ~ ,... od;,, cms I,s
~ isss az ioo: 81, "a 1'S year cnuns June
o. aNo' :,S; -, !: fSr aoreyn ihicr.
IS; 81 ~, 80 - SSS'roy SS'royvUy' ~ ~, roI
',ai, e;p 81. So. ~, sa M - Tor
t,S'o"o, tsn ,S.."''oIaovY, roo'i"-, uI.fo' ~,
harSnr End arssnas &
TO- ssa -, sf-".y,J.o ~. .me Iaxy. lnc.uur
nayv ~o,Ss SSl anT ss- eu M ~ r,, No ' I,, o
;ntcrot 1.n i, , -, ssn sSo oe os
:tsf 1SS ~ E,,. t,,n nis r;,t - C,,,' ~ ~. 80
Ets.s.l ~; $3.44oe $50 o5. Misccilancous ex.
penditures. includinw public huiliinvs ljrht
houses and collectinr the revenue. Si7. gsb.
6S3 "; 81, A,12SOo8 II.
=, For the current year to md Juno 30. lss!!,
uue ,se, s',r 70 Gctoper !. ioSo'
mainder of the Year. amount to s35s TS0. .ooJ.
The cxpenditures ascertnincd md estimated
for the same period are $500 600 tgyl indi.
eating an ant .cjpatt,d surplus AT tho close or
the wear of xyJ.O;UOOL Tho total value of tho
exports from The United States to foreign
cotintr es during the fiscal wear is stated and
compared with the preceding year as follows.
Ending Ending
lime 3I ISs8 Junc M iSS5
Domestic merchand sc. xGG5. .oU4. .5sO Sis8 Gss 0ii
Foreign merchandise. l3bSO3l l6.5tl8S .
Cold 4yW,2I9i S477 MI
The value of some OF our leading exports
ate,y PRECEDING ia here riven, and S"t furnishes
information both interesting and supgostive:
For they'r For the y r
endg J'ne cnd'g J'ne
30, 1855. 30, 1885.
COtfOU and cotton man.