Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-13

lhey waHeoo. eInaa antbs nlhoa Nv
hoO peen ~ onite n 49, IA -
ieEe aseti .ne +ha oh,orio,,s clo,,ses W in ptha
IN operation tno ooaIAip passi 1oree snt :
hsherles IreaVy 49, II. -. ?
aulnielstraVion hae apiosaseu ne -. g Iaus
nulilhed NJ ace " eonsaess, Wv S Ste
nichala H. sPoloiu' a Piohilien. iitelSnt
DemocTat, declared .has 'ie Piesiuens
nlerlteu mnpeachiheh' w. 'hae one ao'
alqne, ~ ne III
Later "heh une SaIauian facliio lali.
ROAD ASKED ior Vaiuapie pflsneses "hi
copnlcteu WIN aineilcan ,i'eres'S Ine
president hasteheu 10 grant Vueli, ilap
road had acquires coLeloi u d s.ealtsnlp
me on !he racine coas1 anu wanted 10
snip lre'gnp IRON oan rrancisco ~ ponu
20 our eastern ports ~l'nouV tne Payhieie
OF ousy. secretary pan nannlhg,~ho was
conslaeraoie Oh an Anlerlcan, proniptiy re
Jec1eu thiS request ana oeclared tiia1 coh-
siess,oy LIZ u aitiole oo ~ us
treaty OF washington, had expressed us
determination TO protect American com
nierce IRON ioFeign companies. Du1 ai1er
MT. MahnlliS $ death TINS ruling was re-
Tersea. me au1nlnlstratlon gave TO the
oanaulan snoslaizea P 1oli hoerty
TO coInpete WIN anu 10 rum the business
OF american roads the latter beng at
great aisadvantage owing 10 the restr1c-
Ilo.s Q. the L1elslaee commerce. Jaw
which aip nov appiy 70 tne lorelgn moh-
oPoly. u inns case amy Jockey couiu nave
oohe pes'ei y MS country than MT.
oie'eiahu uio' Uu1 Uuf pfesioene aia lo1
want 10 40 wen. ne wanted Canaaa 10
WILL anu ne IhreW she race. II ne Is
Ivy III nnsiish pres.uehV, VIM ~ nes
sa.n, "noa - nseiios sioupies aiose
aae 9usIuees "eie oeins conlnhl1'eu uPoa
aeuaH:aa nnieiiean Vessels pfonpI'
ueoisiS9 anu ooulageou Ac1ioh was heces,
eary. But britlsh interests were involved
slu ehe president dla not want TO ACT.
~ ,a'oisu d vacIlaellg P9lcy whlcn
Wouiu aiu oreas orlealn. ne proposed
me appoilthento Oh a commission TO settle
Ine ma.Ier, pus congress rejected th1s
pioPosiolon hIu Passeu ah aco' giving tne
gresiaene iull power 10 retaiiate. Prest-
uen. oie'elahu III nus recent remarkable
n saMSs " congress quotes ms act as
io. nm"
il9 congress- mas alreauy passed o
~ IN wIiei ie1elvea e ,oer assem- on
.ne ~ Jay VI maren, 1901, proVlding that
u ease Hiieiicah nsnlhs vessels oeng OF
Slsiting ~ the Wasers o.! al any OF n
Pores Oh she nr,t,sh commons OF North
anleilca' snould De- or lately mad been,
uePaiseu "a tne rlgh's 10 when they were
s saa;ns oy treaVy Or laW, or II they were
ue eleu oeitaii oyher privileges tnereln
speclneu' or veAeu ana larassed IN the en-,
1oyilenI o Iie same, 'ne president might
oehy TO vessels ana thelr masters and
Iiews VI lhe Hrlslsil Domlnlons OF North
annerica any entrance INTO the waters,
pol's, OF harpofs OF Ihe United States,
aeu also oeiy ehIry htoahy port or place
u INC ohlteu states OF any product OF
salu oolastiions' or other goods coming
from saiu oonllhlohs 10 the United
o'aues'
u aHDse y tle OF the law,
Si.eu ny 'ne Presluene IN MS message, and
~ proves 'h mt ne naa ample authority to
resaiia.e. ms acs Telefs not only to hsh.
lns Vessels anu hsh' out 10 an sorts OF
! prouuce anu h~lefchahdise carried IN yes
seis peiohsing 70 Ihe people OF the british
uoninilons ol N9rtn america. 1t en-
powers Inc president to deny entry into
any poft or place o. the United States
10 any 5aiiroa9 aepot or wareheuse-'of
any Prouuct OF sao commons or other
GOODS coming from said dominions."
Wnat laore authority could be asked
man Is gwen IN 1ae aoovef Why did not
inc president enforce lt7 Solely, we be-
lieve, because ne ald not want to act
During the past eighteen months he has
mad authority to resent the outrages per-