Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-24
PRACTICALLY ENDED.
The Lasors OF the pan-Amsrfenn Conf~r-
~ae~ Practically Ceaetad~a ny the Adsp-
tsoa Of an An~n8~a Supplementary Re-
pert ef the cemmfsse~ General wet-
f.r~-rh- Delegates wiii Sow Journey
~oathward-

tkoa of Arn~nd~a suppl~ me nfmry Re-
psrt ef sh. csmsnissee ss General w~l-
f.re-rh~ Delegates wsii Sow Journey
ssathvsrd-
WAssfSeroS. April Ia-The Pan
American Conference practically I'm
ished its work yesterday. but will nos
formally aAiaarn uniii today. and
may not sdiOarn sine die until Monday.
The report Of the committee on inter-
national Law vas adopted to-day With
dissenting votes from TWO Countries
tho United States and Nicaragua
These resolutions as adopted declare
that:
Foreixners are entitled 90 enioy all the
civil right. estoyesi By natives. and they
shall b accorded ali the benefits Of ssid
rixhts IN All that - essential. a. weli ss In shs
form of procedure. and the legal remedies
tnctdent thereto. absolutely in like manner
ss ssid natives A nation has not. nor rvc-
c<nixes In favor of foreigners. any other OBJ
iixatsons or responsibilities than those
which In favor of the natives are e.tab-
Iished. In like cases. by the Constitution anf
the laws
The report from the committee on
general welfare recommending arbitra-
tion for the settlement OF all coutrover-
sizes between American Republics and
European nations was also adopted.
There was some discussion over the
supplemental report OF the committee
on general welfare. and before IL Was
settled q recess vas taken
When the conference rsaSsemblod
after rccesS Secretary Blaine. in opea-
ing the afternoon session. said:
Ne rKxsEpESr. am very hsrpv 60 an
noaacs that any vital as1~rwne~ npoa snv
question epaases~-t ~ltn the sehsrns -
sreltrstioa whieh two hoars aro mfxAt have
bees f-sret. .. hop~. eztirsIy removed
sni the resolutions - tse heaorahie x~asi--
msn. Nr. QalafR1k have t~~n .impfy
ensax>si frOn being N Fsrpsfalsy 60 rua AZ
svea dates via the Treaty q Arbisrasios.
- they stan1 snd fail together. They Hr~
born Together ani Il they de th-y wig q -
Together. bat 90 sAari hop@ hosh sn~ir lives
~iii 10 perp~suai- lAppiSaseh sAsii read
ths nr-t. xnd as r.a1 enrA 0nw sn~ x~nti~-
naan opposite me Mr. crss~l. tn il.s1a-
xuisn~f gentleman from Gaat~zAl1. wRl
rad the spanish tent
FIRST. That the priBeirte ef eoaque.s .nAsf
not. during the continuance of thr Treaty %
Arbitration be recognized As stuzissabl.
under the American law
Second. That all ce.ssons os territory usast-
| during the continuance Of the Treaty q
| Arbitration shall be void u m4ise unsssr
threats OF war or the presence o, an sru~si
forc--
Third. Any nation from which such c~s-
| sions shall be exaesed may demand that th .
| validity Of the ecssIons made hsn BE- sab
| mltsed TO Arbitration
| Fourth. Any remuneration % the rIxht tp
/ arbitration. made under the coatirlans
| named in the second section. shall BE- aaIl
| and void.
These conditions are uasier threats % wxr
1 or the presence of an arf1ssf force
III may now u1sks q short cut rxriIs-
ne.ssriIy. I shall. With the eoncurr~ne~ %
| my honorahis and hsxhly valued TREAD o.
the right. Mr.. Quiatsna. mave tass Sh-s~ -
1 sceersef a .ah.tsfuts Toe The nrss see
end. tAira and foarsh Fe.slatsaus u tAss
1 original text. shsif aasv- tazr@soFe--sna
hor~ with th~ ~ntar@ ma4n salty ef the whsss@
conf~r-ne~-th&t these writt~1 e&au.~s -.
| substituted tor taos. originally rvPerees
| frOSB te~ eammltfe~-
The resolutions were thea adopted.
and the eonfer~ace aa5ozrnesi 20 meet
al elevea o'clock today. The eozfer-
eur- Will close is lAho<s today in tize
% permit the members ~ start on The
| proposet Southern tour late tonight