The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-06

d the Influx OF this class OF Chinese subjects In
d accordance with the expressed wish OF both
n governments. u cause OF unkind feeling has
Il been permanently removed.
Is On the 9th Of August 1851. notification was
d gwen by the japanese Minister NJ this Capital
y OF the adjournment OF the conference for the
Il revision Of the treaties OF japan with foreign
. powers, owing 10 the objection OF his Govern
ment 10 the provision in the draft iurisdictonal
/" convention which required the submission OF
u the criminal code of the Empire 10 the powers
o in advance Of It's becoming operative. This
c notification was, however, accompanied with
e an assurance OF Japan's intention 10 continue
d the work Of revision.
y Notwithstanding this temporary interruption
OF negotiations IL Is hoped that improvement
n may soon be secured in the jurisdictional sys-
d tom as respects foreigners in Japan. and relief
Afforded TO that country from the present undue
7. and oppressive foreign control In matters OF
J. commerce. l earnestly recommend that relief
be provided for the injuries accidentally caused
Il 10 Japanese subjects In the island OF Ikisima by
g the target practice OF one of our vessels
5 Adiplomaiio mission from Corea has been re
e ceyed and the formal intercourse between the
5 two countries contemplated by the treaty Of
: less 5 now established.
Legislative provision Is hereby recommended
4 20 organize and equip consular courts in Corea.
{ Persia has established. diplomatic represen,
tatiOn at this capital and has eyinced very
Z great interest in the enterprise and achieve
mcnts OF our citizens. / am therefore hope
full that beneficial CONNIE rcial relations be-
; tween the two countries may be brought
about
announce with sincere regret that Hayti has
, again become the theater of instruction, dis
order and bloodshed. The titular government
OF President Saloman has been forcibiy over
thrown, and he driven out OF the country TO
France, where he has since died. The tenure
! OF power has been so unstable amid the war OF
I msHH@ a. L.
! President Saloman that no government consti-
tuted by the will OF the Haytien people has
been recognized as administering responsibility
the Affairs OF that country.
Our representative has been instructed 10 alb
stain from interference between the warning
factions and n vessel OF our Navy has been
sent 10 the Haytien waters 10 sustain our Min
lister and for the protection OF the persons and
property OF American citizens. Due precau-
tons have been taken 70 enforce our neutrality
laws and prevent our territory from becoming
the base Of military supplies for either OF the
warning factions. Under color Of blockade,
Of which no reasonable notice had been given,
and which does not appear TO have been EN-
GENTLY maintained, seizure OF vessels under
the American nag has been reported, and, in
consequence, measures TO prevent and redress
any molestaiion OF our innocent merchantmen |
have teen adopted.
| Proclamation was duly made on the 9th day |
4
sions OF the treaty Of June q 1873. with Hawaii, |
under which rotations OF such special and bene- |
heient Intercourse have been created.
In the vast neld OF oriental commerce now
| unfolded from our Pacific borders, no feature
| presents stronger reoomme ndations for Con /
gressional action than the establishment OF
communication by sub marine telegraph with
ii jnolulu.
The geographical position OF the Hawaiian
Group. in relation TO our Pacific States, ere
ates natural inierdepcndeney and mutually
Of interest which our present treaties were in
tended 10 foster, and which make close com
munieation logicai and commercial necessity.
The wisdom OF concluding treaty OF com.
mercial reciprocity with Mexico has been here
tofore stated in my message 10 Congress, and
the lapse OF time and growth
OF commerce with that close neighbor
and sister Republic. confirm the judgment so
expressed. The precise relocation Of our
boundary line IS needful. and adequate appro.
priaii0a is recommended
II Is with sincere satisfaction that am ena-
oled 10 advert 10 the spirit of good ne!ghbor-
hood and friendly cooperation and Cancellation
that has marked the correspondence and acton !
OF the Mexican authorities IN their share OF the
task OF maintaining Law and order about the /
line Of our common boundary
The lOng-pcnding boundary dispute between ! I
Costa Rioa and Nicaragua was referred 10 INV |
arbitrator and BY an award made on the Ed I
OF March last the question has teen finally set !
tied 10 The expressed satisfaction OF both OF the
parties Ia interest I
The Empire Of Brazil, in Abolishing the last {
sestiEe Of slavery among the Christian nations d
called forth the earnest congratulations Of this 1
Government IN expression OF the cordial sym {
psihies Of our peopse The claims Of nearly d
all other countries against Chilli crossing out OF b
her late war with Bolivia and Peru. have been n
disposed OF. either b. arbitration or By lump 6
settlement Similar claims of our citizeus will
continue 20 be urged upon the Chilean Govern 7
nent and IL is hoped will not be subject 70 n
iurther delays r
comprehensive treaty OF amity and com n
neroe with Peru was proclaimed on November a
!. last. and II Is expected that under its opera
lion mutual prosperity and good understanding p
Efll be promoted Il
In pursuance Of the policy OF arbitration n Il
treaty 10 settle the claim OF Santos. IN Ameri- a
an citizen. against Ecuador has been oonclnd- Il
ID under my authority. and will be duly sub il
nitted for approval OF the Senate o
Like disposition Of The claim Of Carlos But r
erfield against Denmark and OF Van Bokel. u
en-, Hayti- will probably be made. and trust a
he principle Of such settlements may be ex- NJ
ended in practice under the approval OF the r.
senate. ',a It
Through unforeseen causes, foreign to the q
VII OF both Governments, the ratification Of b
he convention OF December ), 1855. with Ven, v
'zuela- for the rehearing OF claims Of citizens Al
u the United States under the treaty of Iss6 q.
allied TO exchange within the term provided b.
md supplementary convention further ex- g.
ending the time for exchange OF ratification, d
nd explanatory Of an ambiguous provision ORD W
he prior convention now awaits the advice and T.
onsent OF the Senate. N
Although this matter In the stage referred | "a
oneerns only the concurrent treaty-malsing n,
oEer OF one branch OF Congress. advert to n,
In view OF the interest repeatedly and con D:
piciously shown by you. in your legislative m
apaeify- in favor of speedy and equitable
djustment OF the question growing out Of the as
isere6iied judgments Of the previous mixed W,
commission Of Caracas, With every desire 10 m
o justice to the representations Of Venezuela Of
! this regard, the time seems 10 have come 10 III
nd this matter, and / trust the prompt CON m
rmation by both parties OF the supplementary va
rton referred TO- viii the need OF legsla. On
We or other action 10 prevent the longer with m
Dlding such rights OF actual claimants as may
2 shown 70 exist IN
As authorized by the Congress. preliminary a.
cps have been taken for the assemblage at this 81
apital during the coming year, OF tho dr.
representatives. OF South and Central cio
merican States, together with those of m.
exico Hayti and San Domingo TO dis M
is sundry important monetary and COM 81
ercial topics Excepting in those cases ne
here, from reasons Of continuity OF ter Ia
tory and the existence Of border line $40
capable OF being guarded, reciprocal CONNER IN
al treaties may be found expedient II is be- VIII
wed that commercial policies inducing freer Inv
uiuai exchange OF products can be most adj Z
arranged by independent but CO. oo0
'eratiye legislation. In the mode last men. ,lol
1ned the control OF our taxation for revenue an
II be always retained in our own hands, unrc- 4
ricted by conventional agreements with other ,bs
om
In conformity also with Congressional au. ya,
ority, the maratime powers have been invited ~