The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-12-13


me SDjeot,on oi tns government 70 tnc provision
required the submission OF the criminal code Of
tne empire Lo Ine poWeTs n ADVANCE o. Tvs De-
coming operative. Inns notlncaIlon was. now
intention TO continue the work Of revision. not-
w1thstand1ng this temporary interruption OF me-
gotiations. ~ 10 hoped tnat improvements may
regards foreigners in Japan and relief afforded to
That country gr, from the present undue end OPP
Pressivo foreign control N matters q
Tor the injuries accidentally caused to Japanese
subjects IN the island Ikisima by the target
practice q one OF our vessels. A diplomatic
formal Intercourse between the two countries
contemplated by the treaty OF 1882, is now
established.
1s hereby recommended 70 organize and equip
consulted courts In Corea. Persia has established
dlpiomat1c representations at this capital. and
prise and achievements Of our citizens. Fam,
therefore, hopeful that beneficial commercial re-
!auons between the two countries may be
announc with sincere regret that Hayti has
again become the theater Of tnsurrection disorder
ana ploodsEed. The tttular government Of
President saloman has been forcfbly Withdrawn
ana ne driven out OF the country to France,
where ne has since died. The tenure OF pc wer
has been SO unstable amid the war Of factions
LAdo ndS SnsuCu siASO ~ expulsion OF fTcSlQenC
Saloman, that no, government constituted by
the Haytian people has been recognized as adj
ministering responsibly the affairs of that
country. Onr representative mas been IN
strucSeo 70 aDstain from interference between
Sne waIIinR iactigns, anu vessei OF cur navy
mas neen SEM 70 nayIian waters 20 sustain our
MI ani n,ona a.,u !, - = 4 = pio,S nItira ~ tng persons
cauSlons navo Deen 1aken 70 ENFORCE our
Lou ua Z anN pIosono our teIrlto,y rom
asthon y y sne pass oh Mnlsary snppllss Ior
81 . 9iocsaue OF which unreasonable
~. notace - pe ~ EVEN, anu WHICH ooes
- : y o,Iro - - aa ~ uScn enioienOly niai1CalLeu,
bean ranortad smd IL consa ~ anlsIiGam nag mas
pretent ana reoiess any molestaSlon OF our limo
,eat,an ,uas a,,i1, r. ndso w y - aunntpp'ea. Isocra-
vember. 1887. Of the conyen thn aIe ex tsS IL so of
. SrG Shea ! y vuae o, 1912. WIN aawaI, nnaer
Mracn ,e.asi naMn . hos sucm apeG'at ana oeneneeng
t9V ori.nsai c comm ueua I new en- nnt ah sse , Taso n nur
rscnmm en'I a NJ y p.esgnns s'roager
than the establishment 81 coInmnnicstiom
bv Submarine teIeuranb :" WITH iHnhih Hnnai,,i,,
~. saonnanh IeleE.apn wttI nDnoIuiu.
ornrn r. rainti,p ~ W pns.ea iawattan
, sroups ; no.i l."iYiELt ~ Out racine s.aues'
ity Of interests which our present %treaties were
mnnioetion : ao1s oai,a - ~ Mn , anaae c,ose c1 9m
,.;adnaa ~ q aoIlcn. anu ntoueIn necesslGS. Inc
recinrncitv w;th Maxic = I hes bo oa cI hnrntaSar.
stetea IN NV MIL Ines Msa.o ~ nas son Deen heae5oI1re
1.nSe ~ ~ n,s aies nna 70 CONFESS ana Inc
lIpse " ..tie = TOW oL coI1aerce WIN 1nat
ind"nent s, x are . Tha nuno; eonlam tne
~ ~ ho,s 81 sApiiHds no T. Inc pIeclse reiocation
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y, y. n atme 10 meeuaui, anu aoeQuate
appiopfia'i m1n ~ nov Iecon1nenaeu.
TILE MEAloAN
1t is with sincere satisfaction that I am able
70 ADVERT 20 Inc spirit OF good ne1ehborhood and
Irlendly cooperation ana c0nc1liat1on that has
marked the correspondence and action OF the
Mexican authorities IN their share OF the task
OF MAINTAINING law ana order about the line of
our common boundary.
Inc Iong-pendlng boundary dispute between
COSTA fSica anu Nlcara9ua was referred to my
arDltration, and by an award made on the 22d
OF March last. the question has been finally
settled TO the expressed satisfaction Of both
parties IN interest,".
Inc emperor OF Brazil. In abolish1ng the last
vestlge 81 slavery among Christian nations,
calico Ioftn ghe earnest congratulations OF this
government IN expression OF the cordial sym.
pathles OF our people. Inc claims OF nearly all
other countries against Chill, growing out Of her
late war with Bolivia and Peru, have been dis
settlement. Similar claims Of our citizens
Will continue. TO be urged upon the
Chiiian government. and it Is hoped will not be
snb1ect TO further delays. A comprehensive
treaty OF amlry and with Peru was
proclaimed on Nov. z last; and 1t Is expected
That under It's operation mutual prosperity and
good understanding Will be promoted. In pur-
suance OF the policy OF arbitration a treaty to
settle the claim OF Santos, an American citizen,
against Ecuador has been concluded under my
authority. ana VIII be duly submitted for the
approval Of the senate. Like disposition Of the
claims Of Carlos Butterfield against Denmark,
and ut Van Bokelen against Haytf. will probably
be made, and l trust the principle Of such settle-
ments may be extended in practice under the
approval OF the senate. Through unforeseen
causes foreign to the will Of both governments
tho ratification OF the convention OF Dec. s,
1885, with Venezuela for the rehearing Of the
CLAIMS OF CITIZENS
OF the United States under the treaty of 1886
failed to exchange within the term provided,
and q supplementary convention, further ex-
tending the time for exchange of notifications
and explanatory OF an ambiguous provision Of
tho prior convention. now awaits the advice and
consent of the senate. Although this matter in
the stare referred concerns only the concur.
rent t~rcaty-making power of one branch of
congress. ! advert to IL in view Of the interest
repeatedly and conspicuously shown by you In
your legislative capacity in favor Of a speedy
and equitable adjustment Of the questions
growing out Of the discredited judgments Of
the previous MIXED commission of Caracas, with
every desire to do justice to the representation
of Venezuela. In this regard the time seems to
have come to end this matter. and I trust the
prompt confirmation by both parties Of the sup
Elementary action referred to will avoid the
need of legislation or other action to prevent
the longer Withholding Of such rights of actual
during the coming year of the representatives