Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-02
THE MESSAGE.

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1 r-.r,isco. The contract
4 This payment has been
| ,,ant % expire. and those
refused To renew the con-
.hc United States shall pay
.h., proportion of the whole
..c>,ary 90 maintain the
.- advised 10y the fo>tmaS-
-r.tr the United States re-
irving the Australian mails
.l san Francisco IN these
.,'rr.f 10 Vancouver. an cStl-
...,me OF 50, 900, while.
.f w, are paying out for
f,h, steamship line that
.,.1 % us only 9io,uOV'
ANNUAL surplus resulting
service. of ~-'O.N-
.-,de of tho United states WIN
u" vr.t is m 3D. considerable
4 .l.r ,ro,c steamers, and the
-.,a i, practically dependent
.,. mail communication which
.--.- is 'ar-ey u our favor
....I .yalr-> ol merchandise TO
..--, during ,he fiscal year
i r.... Sd $500. were >ll266,fN'
... -1-.. IMPORTS of merchandise
....-.r-, were only ~i,271.6s6.
.-. .l. willing t0 see this im-
,au>hip Tine Withdrawn. or
..r with Vancouver substituted
II So. r-u-.>coa, the American ter
Il gus, should put il In the
.--. Postmaster Gcnerdi tomaAe
r-reaSe iu the amount
for transportation
Important mail The
-lc aud Gulf parts oc-
w favored position towards
4 important commerce which
-rr..tv clause of the tariff act
| .,ta. shipping bill are designed
4 ~..r steamship lines from these
Pr. -r some northern port OF south
. will almost certainly effect "a
e-,on between the railroad SyS-
,.s the Continents long before any
.r..r- line Of railroads can Doe put
,a ...-.-.0n. The very large appro-
.s-.,r mad. ~ the last session for the
.~h.r af Galveston was Justified. as 10
4 .mef b. r... hv these considerations
. rrrr- Northwest will feel the adj
I rrago OF trunk lines 20 the South ~
rs Cd Oil. East. aud OF the new
rsc,, opened mp for their surplus
% products and for many OF their
uiac,urej products.
Az INTERNATIONAL EANK.
Il had occasion in May last TO transmit
i Congress "a report adopted by the In
Irrational American Conference upon
,ub'erro the incorporation of an
~r.-0ea. american bank, with 81
w. facilitating money exchanges
T. the States represented in that
err-cc. Such an institution would
promote the trade We
seeking 20 develop. renew
rec0mmendation that careful
4 vc guarded charter be granted. l
II ro, think the powers granted should
glc those ordinarily exercised by
-u,,. guaranty and safe deposit COM
Hri-,. 0- -l4- mere branches In the
N.-el STATE, should be authorized than
strictly necessary 10 accomplish the
n ect primarily i'm view. namely, con-
n elt foreign exchanges. II Is quite
4 rtant that prompt action should be
In this matter. In order that any
II OPERATIONS for better cOmmunica-
u with these countries, and any
1 noutS that may be made for recip-
4 trade, may not be hindered by the
i cyenience OF making exchanges
Ugh European money centerS, or
t.1.i By he tribute which is an in
rto' that method of business.
The o for the relief of the Supreme
p, has. after many years of discus
p. reached position where final ac-
se.,-v a.taiuable, and il Is doubt
,lataay differences Of opinion may
Sd harmoaled as % save the essen
i'd icatur, ,i this very important
assure. hui, couuectiOn l earnest
IL renew mg -e.0mueudatiOn. that the
Ealar'> 0,r Judges Of the United
- ,t' p>t. Court, ur SO re-adiuSted
ID none p. 'l.u ,alil receive less
- $1,000 per .aaum.
inc subject 0. Che guaiuStcd Span
tna Nor.cln land grants. and the
a''',>.ty for providing some
'''a Dr trugll. Tor the trial of
a' o. t'.e growing ont OF them,
"., brought by me 90 the atteu-
congress at the last session
-,a Been reported from the prop
iu both Houses upon the
l ! very earnestly hope that
.aa-r.>S will pat an end % the de-
aa, attended the settlement
Disputes rs 70 title between the
sand flr claimants under these
These disputes retard the
-,g aud disturb the peace OF
and Important committees. The
.-aor .. New Mexico, i'm his last re-
iae Secretary of the Interior.
SISSY, some notifications of the pro-
>'t .to pending bills relating 70
snail holdings of farm lands. I
end To- your attention the suggeS-
II ', ilrlu-y of the Interior Depart
nl 'l.> subject.
.ANh.Crr LAW ADVOCATED.
ment of a National bank
sin regard as very desirable.
ion having given TO Con-
elton of this subject, it
rciSed, and uniform rules
le administration of the
gent debtors. The incOn-
-ug from the occasional
-y exercises of this power
-, and from the conflicting
insolvency which comes
rmediately, should be re-
.aactmcntO of a simple, in
permanent National bank
my rrrOmmondatiOn IN
-sa-Ion a1ording just copy
~ ng1,-. o- 'o foreign authors, ON a
II ll.,... ,proca. advantage for our
orrl ,c.4 t may still be possible
L.. e,.,..-e'> io.uaugurate by suit
o-r..r movement looking TO
os...., aera>ed safety in the
e-,,-, and brakes upon freight
a.tT.,. 20 interstate commerce.
-e 900. i''y .n the way is 70
.tA, as 20 the hest aDnli-