Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
AFFAIRS OF STATE.
Zhsy Ars Reviewed az Length by
Frssicsnt Harrison
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2t@ss Revenues. Asrtn silver Colz4<-.
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L2RoEt@as Topics DlsezsssaL


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existing relaa1ns u ri-.t..l .afer4.t 81
flIfla mess sl uuf1r. rfe.l.g res4lr ID t1
creased prosperity and ~ fas mutual good ~
e. lLs c1al1rlea rsr. .essatsd us recon
me1daEl0ns eill has. az eo.au-rarf1u ol ths
go1.Tess 1r tna T.r.l state, In trs
removal of u11sees.4ry barrier, o. Dsus-
~neIlI futerrl.rss l.-f Eeeu The nations ~
America
Tl- r~sD1r.. % the l,vffatioa extended ~
thls Government. ~ tas "a of Congress 4
yalV = ~ ID !. IL It.rl. rarllns ~ send rem
rss-nfa.lges 10 .as4.r. Il y conference touch
ing The revision 4Il smsndms1I u tae rules
an1 r-z1. 4Ellls FlH-rr. AZ Vas-el. and % zdop.
: uniferra syst-ul "a marfr. -tsusls has been
very genera 49, very eortlaI Tweaty sl1 na-
t.Ons are re3ressut-d III tns conference and tle
work has been entered 1pou with grea. zeal
40 a. evident appreciation u is lmDor-luce
asf-rrtug % tas laet taat al The natioOs of
r1e ~ Western hrr here Nth one execution
sead ta Isl gga.rI1.f .sr Eavors Extraora Iuar- and
Mluisters Plenle le8teauary saue the United
States on tas coltr.lrF sends suvays OF a lover
grade o. some u cor sister republics N Presi-
dent SAYS that .l view ~ our relations WIN The
states of tac Auericln system, our diplomatic
1910 In fao-e -.lntrIes shouid D. or tne uni-
f0rm rank ~ Eavoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlellpoteurarT
Our relations Wlth Gina ara receiv wing due az
tcntl0n The failure a. tn1 treaty negotiated
under President CieVe- AIDS administration,
relative 10 the further an more complete 70
strictlon ~ Chinese labor iIami grafton. leaves
some questions open Ehich should - ap-
preached Ia q wise are i-st spirit While our
supreme interests demand tEe exclusion OF a
la0orinz element Nhlch experience has shown
O. ne .lcc lrat.ols slth our soc.al life, al steps
&. com pas. IBIS imperative need should oc &C
c,snpanled Titn a recognition of tas claim Of
tnasc strangers aoE lawfully among Is % hu-
maze AMI l1st tFe atIasrt
TIE present state of srairs with respect % Sa-
mca .s encouraging. he trusts ne ecorts 10 ade
20 scllst the question NiI b. productive of the
permanent establishment u ia~ and order IN
samoa upon tie basis = the maintenance OF
tHE sisHkHtEs.
On ne part of N government of the Dolnin-
ion Of canada 40 EFFORT has seen apparent dur
Ing he season Just ended % administer the
LAYS and regulaticrs applcabie 20 the fisheries
with - little occasion tor friction as vas pos
sioie. ana the temperate representations OF this
Uotcrnllent % re- 'rct or cases oi uhoee hara
ship or % harsh llterpfrt-tlons have been 10
r. ~ cases met Nltl measures Of tra1sitOry re
lief Z, is trusted that ne attainment of our
Just rights under existing treaties anu In virtue
81 The concurrent ieslsi 1rion of the two con
uguous countries NJ hot oe long deferred and
that al existing causes ~ difference may be
equitatiy adjusted
EXrHAprTION.
A tust and acceptable enlargement Of the list
os orenses FOR which -xtradirion may be claimed
and granted = most desirable between this
country and Great Britain The t-ritory OF
neither should become q seizure haroor Tor the
svti-doers 0f the other through any avotdaole
shorrc0ming in this regard
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Oceanic canal COMPANY hss begun the con
strnrfion ~ ne iur6-taat waterway between
tns t,so oreans raIcn it- orvaniyafiou conten
uia.as Crave ronrnftcttlons forati-re seemed
frrninenf between Tho governments 0f Mic
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iasfed IA = friendly manner
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