Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
THE EPAN-AMERICANS.
they Ccool1ds Their Laeors sn4
Take . Flnsl AdjoarEnsnt
CLOSING ADDRESS on Mr. HiISL
ahs arsstsss fruis - shs Co1ferssos Ma
sAs s1ssttt9sis2 ef kroasr~tl-a ssr W@s
"A . Ae<ss 10 Bssias al Fst-
IRE Dsnlcaitiss


dsy the faa-AHsribxn Congress "a
jeurnsa ssHs s.< Alter the tr.ns@1iiea
of sems routine business sna ths
adoption Of resolutions sferec hy
Deleea1s VsrraS, of chilt. pleagiing
the sympstheue association of tue
members Of tho eoEfersAos with the
easare-osnteRnixl celebration os s1s ala
cesery 81 Aaerio4. saa sy Delegate
Be.et Persxs. Of Nelezsslsu expressing
their gratitude for the Hospitality 81
the United States . netion a. adjourn
sfns sss Was made snc put % vote Al
ll.S0 a. IA. Mr.. Blaine. rlslAg ~ an
nounoe the result ssid:
'Gcutenen~i sithaoid Tor a F.osAcnt the
word of nnal s05o0rnMsng - shs International
Americas conference, a. efdes teat J D-s en-.
prcss - yoe tse praioGn< satisfaction xhiai she
Government o. ths Unitee States iccis n shs
work tAst he's been scoo1af Ashss ~ tbs later,
n&tlanal conference. The inapoFtaaos ~
lie SUBJECTS which have elsiuoo your a..
tenlion. fhs coufretrnslre ntslsgsaee snt
wafChtui patriotism wsich geO sase sFsoEbt a.
their discussion. must chsliengt the ooSuccuCs
and secure the sdniratien oi The governments
and peoples whe roocFuise nat the patriotism
watch constitutes he fr9sernity of nsiions sas
received from yea an Impulse s1ch ~ ~1s
world Lss not be ore scer-
''The extent aao value of all that has
been worthiiy achieved by youf conieTenes
car not be measured to-dsg. Ne stand
100 near H. Tine will dease and brighteE
the estimate q yoeT work experience
viii GOT Hrm cur present faith NAL
results wnl be year viadacation anc yoGT
triumph. n n thls olosiag hsur ths ooaicT-
eEce Eae bat oeed ts celebrate we
should dare 10 eAn the worlds attention
10 ths deliberate. confident solem5 aooi
cation of two great continents % peace,
AID 20 the prosperity which has peace foT
Its foundation. We hole up this new magma
chsrts ~hloh aDo.isLea FRr and sun-iitstss
arbitration between the American rcpublics.
a. the first and great frut oi tle lntcrra-
uonsl American oenfcrence. That ualirst
Of Americana the Ggsc poet aho rrisn
thFop!sL Whittier. "a tAe rrst 20 .t't tls
sslution and his 0eEeelotiou declaring ia
the spirit Of peace the American cuHie eure
/ agrees upon rals q arbitration whlCh f..au
make var 10 this hemisphere well nigh m
possible, its session gil prove ore a. the asest
impor' ant events IN TIC history of the wcr.d'
"lEv0king tbo blessings Of Almighty God
upon the patriotic sne frsiernEi work sAlth Ias
been begun Tor he good of mankind. sas le.
clare the American International conference
adjourned without cay"
The delivery Of the address was char
soterized by Mr.. BlAine's customary de-
! liberate emphasis and also by evidences
close his voice trembled witli emotion.
and when be took his seat the council
cham Der rang with hearty and long con
tinued applause. The members of the
conference then took carriages 20 the
Executive mansion 20 pay their parting
respects to the President.
The important fcatures Of Fri
days session were the settlement q
the arbitration question and the adop-
tion Of certain principles Of Information
a. law ioi tie government Of the hucr-
lean nations The arbitration subject
threatened 20 very troublesome one
until Mr.. Blaine, hurrying in from 3
/ Cabinet meeting. presented . substitute
for that part Q; the report cf the CON.
mittee on general welfare which was
adopted with enthusizsm. The sub2t.
tute is as follows:
- Thai the gTiao.ple of conquest shsi! not
during The continuance of ne treaty q srbiifa-
iion be recogaized as admissible under Amer.
can pablie law.
"a Thsi al cossa'.aE of territory MADE
! during the confinuaooe a. he treaty % are,
trstion shall ee roid II made iaa-r tbrests 81
war or the prosenoe q an armed lsrcc.
3 Any nations from which such csssions
shall be esscted may demand that tbs validity
4 Of the Co.'S usse skal be Submitted te arb
t.atien-
20 An, renunolston 81 The n shi os srnitrstsop
made uscer the co.. 6itieBs named ir the second
section shall be nun ano void These oendl
iioEs are under thrests u var TIE presence
OF an armed force"
The report OF the committee on inter
national law was also submitted and
adopted. The majority recommends The
adoption OF the following principles O.
American international law.
Il Foreigners are entitled - enjcv a. ne
civll rgsss enjoyed hy natives Enf thcf shall
Be- accorded all the bsnefts o. szlc rights ir al
I that f. essentisi. wei a. IN the form ~ pro
cecure apo fh- legal remedies tnci6cnf thereto
absolutely IN likc manner - ssio nstirss
. a nation has nof uor recognizes 10 fsvas
q fer iTnerE any ether obligations or rtsponsi
bfifies than taesc which are in fsvor =
nstives establisbsf IN ilks caset ~ conxt
tuition and The tawt
3 Rivers ~rtics teparese several Htstss o.
which bsthe theJ territory shall ~ open b. lbs
FREE navigation 81 ths merchant marine
ships-of vsF - the riparian aaffuus
- Tbis declaration shall net nfscf the luris
ELECTION nor tue sovereignty 81 anv ~ ths r.
: psrsn nations filter In time Of l,sse. va
On the question of adopting tie re
+ port the United States and Nicsrsugus
/ voted no.
The vital business Of ths conferencs
was thus eude6 The work vas oons.
DIR. Martinez Silva. 81 Colon bIA had.
( however proposition % present lt
/ provisions were thst . Latn-hmeficsr
4 library shall be founded In The city oi
Washington with contri buttons from
the nations represented. shat u shsii
be known a. the COlun bus Llbrsrr
Z that In IL shall be placed histories 81
the nations represented In ths congress.
also their reogrs phies. maps sBs ofseisi
documents. and that TIE ifhrzrv shs
be dedicated upon tie four hnndrecth
anniversary Of ths discovery Ct Ausrics
BY Columbus
These propositions we're su bodied Ira
rDoti0n which prevailed wlthout dis
Sent
Resolutions % thanks - Mr. Elaine
and 70 the United states for courtssiss
and hospitslities were fnovee by ~.
Romero. 81 hsrloo, sDd v.rs sntbasi
ssticslly s6optes by TIE Southern esl.-
fstes
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