Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26
THE AMERICANS.
They Conclude Their Labors and
Take a Final Adjournment.
CLOSING ADDRESS OF MR.. BLAINE.

ENDED THEIR WORK,

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AS 'ie'"s 70 oec'ue u" ru'
ure Dihicuities.
ENDED THEIR WORK.
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"Nsh''u ioS, hprii ~ mum
day the Pan American Congress ad-
iourned sine die After tho transaction
Of some routine business and the
adoption OF resolutions offered by
Delegate Varras, OF Chilli, pledgiing
the sympathetic association of tho
members Of the conference with the
ouadro-ccntennial celebration Of TIE dis
covery of America, and by Delegate
Bolet Peraza, Of Venezuela, expressing
their gratitude for the hospitality Of
the United States, motion to adjourn
sine die was made and put to vote. AT
1850 a. m. Mr.. Blaine, rising TO an
nounce the result, said:
"Gontlemen-I withhold for q moment the
word OF iinal adjournment OF the International
', % ,o ,,,%o ,iiag
Goyernment Of the United states feels in the
work hat has lccn accomplished by the Inter.
national conference. The Importance OF
.ne suo!.reS millvn naNe cia,iicu your az,
watcbfn, natriotism which Won bavo hrought tr
their discussion, must challenge the confidence
and secure the admiration OF the government
ana peoples VINO recognize lhat 'he patrlotish
whlch constitutes 'hc fraternity Oh nations hai
iooGi,Iu ,, , iIoi" sou "u 'i'pui'o eu'H DO Wv
WIN, JIM nus Nv. o''o,o '5 ''on' ''d, =, =, a.. -
nv .,.it' nGa ON e%iuo W Vi ai' tn"v Hu'
pceh Wur'nilS "'hlo'eu Wy your roiiiclenc,
.ah nov W ril ~ 5"SuiGa .o,u"y. We s,anU
Wv hcat ~; iiu'c WIZ oenlie anu ncis h.cn
, 'nV '''i'iioto VI soui "o'N' I'm nv, u
"ih 'oun''l oui P,oouhV i"''n' ~ in"'
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on0o NV 'u' ony 80" " IeiO"t".o -" : :
shou,u oafe 10 c"ii lhe Worlus at'ch''o' '
| W 'no ucIlpe'"'e' oohhucIt' soio,ln uroi
cat,oh :" '"o bioIt oo,l!"lchla ~ pcato
% "uu W ,uu p'on!s'"S "nl'n nus Pc".c ' loi
a,,ar,a ,,,,ioh oh,,i.t'a. p p r' ,d a,t.,;,,,,,,
arHi,r,,i'n hotron,' t,'o ,,naroa, ro,,,I;ns
MS the first and great fruit of the INTERIM.
tonal American conference. That norlcsl
OF Americans. the aged poet and philan
sniur1% nm, nv ho,ojo,in w "o q,
,,'aa,,jrit ~ no,on tho A,,or;onn ',s ,ora,,,.
| a OF oh, ali
,oao rnr NV in ME boris,orn wall ri,h ~,
,,asai,,o ,,s eoesior ,,ii, ,ro,,a> >,ra -, ,ho
i,,,,o.,o o,t o,c,,s in Tho bis,rr, ~ tho artd
trrvol,inc thc h,elsinrs Of s,mich,y COD
r,,ar mo notr,o,ic md fratorrn, rnri ,,bic, b,,
tpon bn,,,,n ,or ,ho GOOD ~ r,ari,ind now 40
orora tho A,,orio,r IntorrattonoI corfcrcrc,
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iHt Wv Va ."o ""'i'oo was '"a'
aitcrlzed ny Mr.. Blalhes customary dc'
libcrate emphasis and also by evidenCCi
of deem feeling on his part, Towards The
| a,,,,,, l. J., ,.o;,,o .,,o,,i1aa ,,;p, ,,,,,,ia.,
''l' =.
ana Wheh nc tooh MS SeaO tho couhCI'
chamber rang with hearty and long'con
tlnucd applause. lhe members OF tht
conference 'hch tooK carriages 10 tl'
Executive mansion to pay their parting
respects 10 the PRESIDENT.
The important features OF Fri
uay SESSION were the settiemeht o
tho arDltratlon question ana the adop
ton oil certain principles OF information
al law Tor the government oil the Amer
lean nations' Inc aroltfatlon SuDlec
threatened TO be very troublesome one
uhtll MI hi"Iho' hurryihg III from
cabinet mecuhg' presented substitute
Tor lhat part oil the report oil the com
mlttcc on general welfare, which wa
adopted wlth enthusiasm Inc sub'tl
tnte lS as iolloWS'
"a, W., ,,o'o y, 'o'e sl'S ro
,on 'I b, m Tecosnized as admissible % under AmerI
can public law
"2 That all cessation OF territory made
during the continuance of the treaty of arbi
,ra,o" snnl. DC vo'o Il iilaue 1uugF '"FV''' .
"" "3 y Ar, Az nations nations from m when s spcS ccs.ion
shall be cxactcd may demand that the vaidit!
Of the cessons made shall bcsrtmittedto arOi
'r"'iop o,,,o,i ~, o.or,itro.io
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