Telegram-herald., 1886-12-07


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erstaf - t-e e4-..-lfe ar4-ll .f ----
q IIsel anlslt .Ds- tae authority ol .fe
Aetle4l 4l.l-- i.s le 4le tD.-l.
rele4sll1 tlHfls l-eilsa Il4l -a-
trll .i.au--If oI zee ctaul4l1t ~ t.e
A-z. a. q. lels AL eyed oJ t-e a.--si
Ilae t.e-lLs pal -.I remove -1 t-~
.4s's af ra.llsr prose -ag8 aAf a--1 .ie-
..4fe1 Ilstlc1 81 1ase nreA siilsle1 ~ tae
enforcement .l a slla4l FlrtlJl 80 tAe org
Il4I sentence Tie atm .ssiol ~ sa-l
slri-lsl..4 s1lll be a.tel4ei ltl Serious
rrsllts. iugas Fe oI tae Jurisdiction pi t-Is
..serlHi-lt 4nd nlsn.y dangerous O. .i4f
citizens la otaer Ialss Therefore I have
.irl.el rs al1 pr8l1s-eI aE4l4st Us 4-t-ll. l.l-
.i exercise. 81 uuNafranr-l 3F tle puuc--
pies " .4F and international usage
Klxhts a American Cliixeus Abroad.
Regarding tle nights ~ Ams lean clli-
leus abroad be- Says The Nat1ht4l care
aud a1ersst ol lhls aoserumens over rs
citizens are uyt Fell. al-hel because tu-f
lase gone aaroat ana i charger WlIA
crime Committed u foreign ial4s. Tar
and 0peu J1ai. o1lllc.eI H.tl a decent re-
-afd for Justice and humanity, VIII 10 &C.
.aauI.d lJr lh-m. Nltl less than that
thls Government viii not os content.
h l-l tae ute or liberty % lbs citizens p sd
stake whatever fle degree % which extra
territorial cuninal jurisdiction may have
been formerly Al0Ded b. consent and
reciprocal agreement among certain or
rle European states. no such doctrine or
practice vas ever known % the lass Of
lhls country. or 81 tasi which our lustitu-
lions have mainly been derived
Citlzsnshis snd Naturaii1Ations.
Ih. rsc0mmeutatl0n in the last mes-
age that The * sjllg le-isl ttlOl concern
.uE citizenship and naturalization be re-
VIsei is renewed We have treaties with
mang Stafes prO7ilng for the reulnciatl-n
9f citizenship by naturalizei aliens due NO
statute is found 20 give effect o. such en-
r4seuenrs. nor Auy which provides Il
needed cen -ral bureau Tor The registration
II aatIral.1-t citizens. Experience sug-
sesfs that our sfatlfe- regulating extradl-
fi9n might De aIVau lgeols.y amended 5y
I. provision Tor transit aCross orr territory,
n1w conven sut thorousniare oI travel
.rou one foreign c0ur-ry ~ an0.her Oi
fHyirives surrendered by foreign Govern
ments .o tlirl state such provisions are
not unusual in the legislation Of other
countries. and tend % prevent the miscar
PSI X Cf Justice II i also desirable in
order % remove tle present uncertainties
t1af authority should be conferred on the
Secretary 0i the state t) issue csruhcate. "a
ease Of arrest FOR tie purpose OF eNtraditiOn,
lO the officer before VINO IN the processing is
pending showing hat requisition Tor tue
surrender o. the person charged has been
duly made. such certificate II required %
BE- received before the prisoner examin-
alton would prevent long and expensive
judicial inquiry into the charge. which the
foreign Government might not desire 70
press.
fie trusts that the just claims II authors
Tor 4n International copyright wll be duly
lectei.
rae abolition Of the tax on paintings IS
-tcommen1el.
He advises that some mode Of trust
worthy Inspection Of the manner ia which
cousulates axe conducted will be adopted.
ssss srasueat rins.acss- ...e...s
The report Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury exhibits ia detail the condition Of the
public huaaces and Of the several branches
II the Government related 10 his depart
meut. I especially direct the attention OF
Congress 70 the coInmeniatious contained
In This aud the last preceding report OF the
Secretary. touching the simpiicatiOn and
amendment Of the AVS relating 60 col.ec-
.ion Of 0ur revenues IN the interest Of econ
0fay and Justice 70 the Government. /
hope they may be adopted by appropriate
lcs,sl lstiOn The ordinary receipts
OF the Government for the fiscal
year ended June 50, i,o5. were
5 -]6 $50. 727 Is. OF this amount Si92 y55
I-.. li vas received from customs, and sij.-
s. 3. .a}i t- from internal revenue. The total
rec eipts here a. stated we're $3.50 90 o.,
greater than for the previous year. 0gf the
increase from customs was Sll.434 1888. 10.
and from internal revenue Stfe7.2lo94
making gain in these items for the year Of
sl5.Sii.-ij 20. the falling OFT ia other re.
sources, reducing 'he total increase % the
smaller amount mentioned. Ine EXPENSE,