Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-12-14

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which offers to Cansdton vessels who have q
cess to our inland waters In aid Of wrecke
or disabled vessels, has not vet become elk
ada.
The due protection Of our citizens of Frenc
origin or descent from the clam Of Milltar
I service 10 the event OF their returning to o
visiting France has called forth correspond
ence, which was laid before you at the las
session. In the absence OF conventions
agreement rs to naturalization, which
no occasion to T. cede from the sound pos tto
It has maintained not only with regard t
France, nut as to all countries with which III
United states has not concluded speeds
treaties.
Twice In the last year has the imperia
household OF Germany been visited BY death
ana have hastened 10 express the sorrow Q
the pceople, and their appreciation OF tn
lofty character OF the late aged EmperO
Wliilam, ana their sympathy with the htrotsn
under suffering of his son, the late Empero
FREDERICK. renew my recommendation O
Two years ago Tor the passage OF bill for tn
relnnhing 70 certain German steamship line
OF the interest upon tonnage dues Hlegau.
exacted.
On the lstn OF April last, l laid BEFORE tn
mousse OF representatives Iull lhlormatlon re
epectlng our ihterett sJn samoa; ana IN TN
suDseQuent Correspondence on the same euh
1ect, wMcn VIII De iald before you IN d'!t
course, tne history OF events IN those lslahd'
VIII oe 1ouho.
In message accompanying my approval
on the lst day OF october last, OF bill OF ex-
gress iui! Information ana all negotiation
OF the treaty with China concluded a
THIS caPitai on tne lstn DAY OF Marcn, 10 .
Wnich, navlng oee1 copnrmeo ny the senate
win certain amendments was rejected oy the
Chhese government; ms message con.
talned recommendation That sum OF
money money DC appropriated as compensation tc
Chinese subjects who have suffered injuries
at the hands OF lawless men, within our urls
9lction, sucn aPProprlatlon having oeen
duly MADE, the fund awaits reception by the
Inlnese government. IL 10 sincerely noEed
mat py the cessation 0! the lnaux OF snis
ciess OF Cnlnese sueJects IN accordance Win
t1e expressed WISH OF ootn governments, q
cause OF unkind 1eellng mas Deen perma-
ndItly removed:
YIN tne 9tn OF August, 1880, notlncatlon
WAS given oy the Japanese minister at this cap
ltS OF tne anlournment OF tne conference Tor
tae revision OF me treaties OF Japan with lot
eien powers, owing TO IN: objection OF TINS
government 10 TIE provision Ill the dra1e OF
lni1urlsnlctlonal convention wnlcn required
TING submission OF the criminal cOde OF the
Z
ing operative. ms not hcatlon was, now.
evd, accompanied Win an assurance OF
Japan's intention to continue the work OF
revision.
Notwttnstanding TINS temporary Interrupt
tiOn OF negotiation, 1t is hoped that Improve
ments may De secured IN the 1urisdlctlonai
system as respects foreigners IN Japan, and
relief afforded to that country from tic pres
entlundue and oppressive foreign crntrol In
matters OF commerce. l earnestly recon-
mend that reIf1 DC pr"vided Tor the injuries
acct 'entally caused to Japanese subjects In
theIlsland lkieima BY the target practice OF
one3of ourselves.
Adlpiamatic MISSION rom Corea mas oeen
received ana the formal intercourse between
thetwo countries contemplated BY the treaty
OF 1852 Is now established. Legislative pro-
v1s1on Is hereby recommended to organize
andequip consular courts in Corea. Persia
has established diplomatic representative at
thisicapital and haze evinced very great inter
est In the enterprise and achievement OF our
hc1al commerce al relations between the two
countries ma, be brought about. announce
with sincere regret that Haytt has again be-
came the theater OF tnsurrection, disorder
and ploodshed. Inc titular government OF
President Saltmon has been forcibly over
thrown and he driven out OF the country to
Franco where he has since died.. The tenure
factions that has ensued since the expulsion
OF President Solomon, and that no govern
ment constituted by tue will of the Haytien
people has heen recognized In the administra-
tive responsibility OF affairs of that country.
Our representative has been instructed to alb
stain from interference between the warning
factions. and vessel OF our havy has been
sent TO Haytien waters to sustain our mini ter
aud for the protection OF American citizens.
Due precautions have been taken to enforce
our neutrality laws aud prevent our territory
from becoming the base OF military supplies
for either OF the warning factions. Undec
co CT OF blockade, OF which 10 reasonable
notice had been given, and which docs not
appear to have been sufficiently maintained,
seizure OF vessels under the American flag
has been reported, and in consequence meas
ures to prevent and redress any molesta1ion
OF any of our innocent merchantmen have
been adopted.
A proclamation was duly made on the 9th
day OF November, 1857, OF the conventional
extentions OF the treaty of June 3. 1875, with
Hawaii under which relations Of such special
and benefcent intercourse have been created.
In the vast fad OF oriental commerce now
un1olded from over Pacific borders. no fea-
ture presents stronger recommendations for
congressional action than the establishment
OF communication by submarine telegraph
MI .,nnoiau n posir,on o.
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