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s-,e .ts.nd feeling has Deen permanently
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rs-a ar t1e Jayare-e Minister q, ths Cag....
u, ne a4.glrlfleHt u the conference for tie
-.J. u ms treaties 81 Japan with foreign
'D"ef- owing 70 The objection d his govern.
-sat v 14e provision ID the draft q! the Wns-
i.e.1la4 conventions which required the sub
MISSION 3; the cEmIHa. code o. me empire 10
IL PNer- 10 a9Talcc O' is becoming Opefat.
1- This ratification 0l-, however. accom-
la1ie1 Win al assurance o. and opened With
?" intention % continue the EO-E Of revision.
sC'Tlths'4lgIng 'l.s tHr1pgrary interruption Of
s~ft,aiiOus it's hoped that improvements may
.p.l 10 secured IN the !lrsdictioHal system Us
.ssfecis foreigner % japan. and relic. AMOR led
% maj tr-ltrg from the present undue and
oppressive tore!2n c0Itr0l ~ matters Of com
nsrc- ! earnestly recommend that relief &c
I-DTLe4 for the 10. .rcs accidentally caused 70
go" """ HHaHa 20 1884 -
.he target practice 81 ore % our vessels.
diplomatic mission from C0rea hos been re-
,s!vef all the formal Intercourse between the
countries Contemplated bY the treaty Of
~ D. nov e-ta5Ishe1 legislative provision
r hereby recommended ~ Oryallze ana cgu.p
'Dnsulsr courts 30 COrr3.
Persia has established diplomatic representa-. ,
ION a this capitol, and has eyinred very great !
DO the enterprise and achievements Of
W. cilzeIs ! an. ther.f94e, hopeful that bene.
lelai cDGM"rrial relations between the two
'ouutnes may BE- brought about.
announce With sincere regret that H.vti has
gain become the theats- Of iusurrecliDn. disor- |
.ef aud J.rJfshcd The .tl!ar government Of
SalOILOL has been tOrCi0.y over.
troEu and he driven Ogt Of the country 10
u power mas been 10 Unstable amid the war Of
actions ihat has cusge1 since the expulsion Of |
Solomon that no government, con.
iliI'eI Dy The vii Of the Haytieu people
"a been recognized a. administering respon-
iDF INC aialrs 81 That country. Our
Tam from interference between the
yarrng factions. and q vessel OF
'ur navy has been sent - Haytfen waters n |
llstaih our minister ana for the protection OF
he persons and properly u American citizens. \
Due pfecaBti1n. have been taken to enforce
'lr neutrality iaTa ana Prevent oar territory
rom becoMingthe bs-e 0f military eurplles FOR
'lther warning factions. Under color Of a block ,
OF which no reasonable notice hal been
and which docs not appear 70 have been
.~fectirely maintained ~aselzufe Of YES sells under
American flag has been reported. and. In |
consequence, measures % prevent and redress
Hp!esiation oi our Innocent merchantmen
been adopted.
The Wisdom Of concluding a treaty OF CON.
nercial reciprocity with Mexico mas been here.
piort stated IN my message 20 Congress-, and
lapse OF time ana growth Of commerce with
hat close neighbor and sister republic confirms
nc judgment - expressed. The precise re.
OF our boundary line is needful, and
iaequa'" appropriation j. nov recommended. |
l j. WIN sincere sdtisiactiOn that ! am enabled
. adyer, % the spirit o. good neighborhood and
rendly corporation and conciliation that has
larksi the correspondence and action OF the
iexican authorities IN their share Of the task OF
maintaining law and order about the line Of
OminOn boundary.
~ ASSEMBLY, 10 Dl'crss HoSETARY AND CON-
MEhCGAL TOPICS.
As authorized by the Congress, preliminary |
teps have been taken for the assemblage at
his Capita! during the COmiug year. OF the rep
esenialiyes " south AMI Central American
'tates together with those Of Mexico, Hayti
nd San Domingo, 10 discus. sundry I'M.
tortani monetary and commercial topics.
In conformity also with Congressional author |
", the maritime overs have been Invited 10
onicr In Washington, In April next, upon the
iracticabiliiy ~ devisiDg uniform rules and
ipf the greater security OF lie and
az sea. A disposition TO accept on the
Of a number Of the powers has already been
AMI n the cooperation OF the ma.
IONS chiefly interested shall he secured lmpor. |
ant results may be confidently anticipated.
The act OF June 70, 1891. and the act amenda.
Dry thereof. In relation 10 the tonnage duties.
given rise TO extended correspondence
nth foreign nations, with whom We have exist
NJ treaties OF navigation and commerce, and
ave caused wide and regretable divergence OF
plnioii In relation 10 the imposition ofthe duties
10. These questions are important and
shall make them the subject of a special and
lore detailed communication al the present
cs,!on.
STANDARDIZATION LAWS NEED IMPROVING.
With the rapid increase OF immigration TO our
hOfcs and the facilities OF modern travel,
buses uf th,. veuerous urIyileges aforded hv