Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
HARRISON'S VIEWS
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fhs fsiaaaiy relations - car ooaa,Fy sith ths
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ssaaa1a iatsFes sas3 ,iaa - tas States q
taa ssteFa assA.sgnsfs ave been 1at4oly
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- Csl4res4. tss representatives 81 sFsTF tade
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1h.s .mPset.at ssssoeAtlsA nsrks n9sf II.
tefssllns AaA at ae .. go : 70 Las hlstorY
~ tae ~ Westefa hsa 11sre. IL - noteworthy
t1at bFaki4 hsitsa sails aadsr a. imperial
form q 1sgsfaasst, saafs1 a. Republic a
ne aaA sefssasas s@s rssalts q ths eoaisreaeA
faa rscoaaasA4stisns % tais ceaiers1ss
~sfs al iraAssnisssa - coRsrsss a. the las
session.
Ihs fntsrnssisaAl Narins C.nfersnee, wheh
sat a. Wssaiassea ass sintsr, FeAche scry
frAtifJiaa resaA fhs re@ulstiess s1ggested
aAts bees elessat . = Atssssioa of a. tAs
sssesnnsei. r.3ss.sais1 Aad sAslr s'asf&i
stoption q eonftsaty sxpscted
tne sgisiasieA - Coazrsss a. me last ses.
sion u "a scnferaiy stta sae propositions q
tao conferences. aaa TIE proclamation therein
bossrs have siyen aotiee II taeif adhesion
rss sLAvx fEAoz - AFEicA
The coafsrsaoe - Brussels - devise means
for sapeFessins the save trade Ia Africa,
AFFORDED "a spperttaity Tor a aeN expression
q Ne iatsrsst ne Auasricsa people feel IN
taat xrsas Eorx q soaa became evident that
tas measure pf0gosaa souid tAx ths re-
sources u tAs Congo BAsia seyont tAe revenues
ia Ths tai.si s.s,ss sos being being /.
party - taa, ass eoula aot share IN It's
revision. out ~ sspaF-ts act the Independ.
eat STATE q tAe CosEo Was freed from tae re-
strictions upon = oast5ns revenue. The de-
u0rAlizlns and destructive tfAfac IN ardent
spirits amocz The tri9es a,so claimed the
delegates q shs United StAsss -srs foremost
n advocating measure. for iss repression. Aa
accord sss reaohst he inausace Of which
MI os vsry as.ptSi anf extsnd over vide
eeIye tAe sascsLsa of The Nsthrr ands for a
tine viiAhe 4 The seasral acts vii be suo
While nsg0stssioss A.vs been opened for rev
and complete treaty % friendship. commerce.
Ane aavtfatioa hstresn the Unitsd States ana
ths hides s4sat ssste of the Coaso
Toward shs end u he past year the only In
dependent nsasFcsicai Government on IA.
Western Ceotfasaa thai sf Brazil ceased 10
exist an9 -ss sr-sssaeA by Republic. LII
lomatic rsissisas we're a. onss establish. q with
the aew GovcraHent cut II vas not com
pletely rsrssuis>4 until an opportunity had
been s1or e - ascertain that q had popular
events had Ytslss4 assurances Of this fact no
time lest In sxtending % t8e Rew Govern
meat afuu aad eor4lai welcome mo the family
o. American soaneawealihs IL Is confidently
believed tbat the good re.atfcn- OF the two
countries vii De preserved And q ~ the futur >
viii witaess IN tncressed int macy Of inter
course sad Al sxPsasion OF their mutual IL
merce.
cxsTRAL AsKRTcA
The peace of Ceatrnl America has again been
disturbed thrsuxh arsveiuLioa4ry change in Sal
rnN NerT nat 49,. f,s~k at.
snd hossliitiss broke cut between Salvador and
Guatemala. threatening 70 Involve all Central
America in conaict and uaa0 the progress
reicn lad been n ade toward q union OF their
tntsresta The s-9rt 81 this govsrnment was
promptly and Eeslo1slJ oxerted 10 compose
their differences. and through the active e1orts
of The reorsss1tatlve of The United States a
provisional trcaty of peace was signed August
~ whereby tie right 0f We Republic Of SALIVA
dor % choose its own rulers was recognized.
Government has snce been confirmed in N.
Presidency 81 the Assembly. and diplomatic
recognition euiy followed.
THE RAHsrSD1A cAss.
The killing Of Geaeral BSrrundia oa boar6
chores iu transit IN tus port of san Jose de
Guatemala delnNaded careful inquiry. Hsv.
ing failed Ia rss0iutioRary attcmpt 70 in
wade GgatenslA from Mexican territory,
General Bsrrgntia took passage a. Acapulco
for PannmA II, coaseas of ne representa-
tves OF he Usited States vas sought 10
tae steamer touched aad afterSsrd a. san
Jose. rae captain % ths steamer refused
e. give up as PASSENGER without writ
ten order fron tss United states Mo
sired lcster. stip1i atinz AZ shs condition
cf his action. tnst General Barrundla's life
should BE- spared. aad thas he saogld be tried
only for o1enses Eror-lF ole Or as insurrsc-
tionary uovrmsats Tlis letter vas produced
g ne captain u TIE Acapulco - the mill-
rary commands a. san Jose as his warrant
q ~ r - rra
General Bsrrunfa resisted capture and was
killed it beng eFid1nt Wat TIE Minister,
Mr. Mizner. has exceeded the bounds Of his
authority IN Intervening. IN compliance With
the demands Of tes GaatcDa'an authorities
50 authorize and eject Tn violation of prece
deut The seizure on vessel o. The URited
states Of passssxcr IA transit charged with
palitioal offensos Ia erder that hs N xht be
trisd FOR such nTsnsss under vhat de-
scribca MARTA laS, I vas constrained 20
d.savos Mr. Miners act and recall him from
his pest
IN. Nicaraxua canal project. under the con.
froi % eur citizens . msslnK most sncourag>
ia progress. a. the preliminary conditions and
IN tfal operations AaTiax been accomplished
Nithin fhs prescribed Vine
purfax ne pas. Fsar negotiations have been
raraued FOR me s-ttlen1e1t 90 she claims ~
Americas citzeas sgaInst TIE Government %
Chlh principally Fro- q out ot the ate var.
anf re- 8rrfs tr0ra 1fr Minister ~ santiay1 var.
rsnf tae sxp@ctatisa - al early and sstsfao-
our GATORS win ma whicn have FOR sev.
era rssrs secapies Important &C. IN cur
q D snaste a4s-erT Fs "a for csrsfai con
sif@rstlrr aad have tee sablect Of much
eorrcspcztsnce.
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through its isgasio AS Pskin. hss sought "a
ar~aax. rarie-s matters a1d eowuiaiuts
soneafaE So intrr - sna proseetloa e onr
ia sar.asscs ~ tss sorsurrent resolution ol
rrfosar ~ [ asre prep SD % en- be- govern.
n.ats ef Mexico ard [freat itaia te eon-laef
q snTeatonsi regulation ol tae passase 0t tht
ssse isocrsrs aoross ear southern aad .1rtaerR
frrnf era
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hanssn. tse sreiirstsr seisstea noeier ~
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frcm ne neRis1 Government - ere tnitee
states ss sccousf q va . ccn1oalT snoTs
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eaae - ~ ent.reiV certtst oar representa- =
tirs e. thst court "a rsrT d.t'geat.y arTed tas
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