Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-12-05

IL HU RSDAY Y IGSENlDEN
The deliberations OF the Berlin confer
eDce extended through several weeks. !
and resulted in the econcll,sion OF a treaty
which will be submitted to the senate for
it's approval.
CANADIAN FISHERIES.
The questions which have arisen dur
ing the past few years between Great
Britain and the United States are in
allegiance Or in course OF adjustment.
On the part of the government OF the
Dominion OF Canada an effort has been
apparent during the season just ended
t:1 administer the laws and regulations
applicable to the fisheries with as little
occasion for friction as was possible and
tAek temperate representations OF this
government in respect to cases OF undue
hardship, or Of barsh interpretations
haze been in most cases met With meas
uasH Of transitoryrelief 1t is trusted
that the attainment of our just rights
under SKI sting treaties, and in virtue OF
the concurrent legislation of the two
coritiguous countries will not be long de-
fer,ed and that all existing causes of
difference may be eq,litably adjusted.
BOUNDARY QUESTION.
Ifecommend that provisions be made,
by an international agreement, for ver-
the water boundary be-
tween the United States and Canada IN
the narrow channels that join the great
lakes. The conventional line therein
traced by the northwestern boundary
survey, years ago, is not. in all cases,
readily ascertainable FOR the settlement
Of jjarisdictional questions.
EATRADlTIoN.
a Just and acceptable enlargement OF
the list Of offenses for which eAtradltlon
may be claimed and granted is most de-
sira5le between this country and Great
Britain. A new treaty on this subject
between the two powers has been re-
Gently negotiated and will soon be laid
before the senate.
QUESTIONS OF CITIZENSHIP.
Questions continue to arise in our
Relations with several countries IN re-
sspect to the rights Of naturalized citizens.
Especially is this the case with France.
italy, Fsussia and Turkey, and to a less
extent with Switzerland. From time to
time earnest efforts have been made to
regulate this subject by conventions An
Improper use of naturalization should not
ba permitted, but it is important that
those who have been duly naturalized
should everywhere be accorded recogni-
tion of the rights pertaining to naturail-
szation Of the country OF their adoption.
sishe appropriateness OF special conven-
tions for that purpose is recognized IN
Treaties which this government has con-
cluded with a number of European
saates, and it is advisable that the diff
culties which now arise in our relations
iWith other countries on the same subject
Should be similarly adjusted.
THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION.
The recent revolt in Brazil, in favor Of
sSa le establishment of a republican form
s, government is an event of great inter-
est to the United States. Our minister
at Rio Janeiro was at once instructed TO
| maintain friendly diplomatic relations
| with the provisional government, and
the Brazilian representatives at the capi-
tai were instructed by the provisional
government to continue their functions.
Our friendly intercourse with Brazil has
therefore suffered no interruption. Our
minister has been further instructed to
extend on the part of this government. a
| formal and cordial recognition OF the
new republic. so soon as the majority Of
the people of Brazil shall have signitied
! their assent to its establishment and
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A mixed commission is now in session
in this Capitol for the settlement of long
standing claims against the republic o
Venezuela. and it is hoped that salts