Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-02
MESSAGE.
4 Weak Effort Of a
weak President.
r Of The PEOPLE IGNORED.
Congress and the Admins
ration Endorsed.
r..-yGS TO M'KINLEY'S BILL.
s-.s.s Force Bill Passed and a Reap
N1je on the Basis Of Port
s---ia.sntCenSuS--Sllyer Bill
-s The Election Has
ght the President
Nothing.

....-y.r1N. December l.-Ihe
,o-lay submitted the follow
~-. -o the Senate and House OF
at.ve>:
s.s uW House If RcprcscRto-
euorts of tine several executive
nents which will be laid before
.--,, in the usual course Will exhibit
.l the operations of the Govern
for the last f>ra. year. Only the
important Incidents and results,
chiefly ,lch Us may be the fOunda-
sotrie rrcoumendations l shall sub
.e e- rt-rred 20 in this annual
ue,S-.
TLsu,- and increasing business of
g.g-rment has been transacted I
Ile@vli departments during the /
wr1 .thfulneSS, energy and sue
T.. revenues amounting 20
four hundred aud fifty million dol
| 4, ..- been collected and diSburSed
revealing as far as | can ascer-
| a-l single case of defalcation or em-
INT. An earnest effort has
-.de to stimulate a sense OF re-
5f.itv and public duty in all OF
p, and employees ef every grade, and
work done by them has almost
holly escaped uufavorable criticism.
speak of these matters with freedom.
cause the credit Of this good work
not niue. but is shared by the heads
The several departments with the
-eat body of faithful officers and en-
owes who serve under them. The .
SEES, scrutiny of Congress is invited /
methods of administration. and to /
.-y .em OF expenditure.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
TIE friendly relations Of our country
| s.,a ,.e nations Of Europe and Of the
LIS, laye tr1a uudiSturbed, while the
ss o.. good viii and common interest
la, bind u, .0 the States of the West
u Hemisphere have been notably |
strengthened og the conference held in |
to's capita. % c.l,ier measures for the |
genera. welfare PURSUANT to the invi- |
'4'o1 ll.la-ai by Congress, the rep
s~1.tre' every independent State
~ Ae -ilerran continent and Haytl
1r' 10 el,'e-elce in this Capital in Oc-
-''. and continued in session
e 10Th Of last April. ms
r-l, convention marks
IS l.ereSting and influential epoch
1a history of the Western
,-aere 1t is noteworthy that
invited while under an imperial
- government, shared rs a repub-
'ac del beratiOnS and results of the
renee. The recommendations of
olfcrence were all transmitted TO
;re>, 40 the last session. The inter
al marine conference, which sat
Washington last winter. reached
p gratifying result. The regulations
g SEED nave been brought 10 the at
l.oloi AN the governments repre-
'st. and their general adoption is
-iea,.y expected. The legislation /
congress 40 the last session is In con,
u,y with The propositions of the |
ference, and the proclamation there
\ provided tor will bc issued when the |
- powers have given notice of their |
r,.0u.
\ AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
The Conference of Brussels. 10 devise !
MS Tor >uppreSSiug tue slave trade |
+ Africa. afforded an opportunity for |
A oppression Of the interest the |
rrclu people feel in that great work. |
-'ol1 became evident that the meas
proposed would tax the resources of |
'--' basin beyond the revenues |
oDter the general act. could /
.' .D Us r,v.>.on. but by Sepa-
-l' 1deleudent State of the /
WAS Ired from the restrictions |
,. >.'n> revenue. The de- |
-- and destructive traffic |
~ SprS among the tribes |
".led ihe earnest attention |
Iu.r... -...Ieuce and the delegates of |
oe.'-. states We're foremost in adj |
-'-ieS for It's repression. An |
Ft... , reached, the influence of |
,a-sr.. Very helpful and extend |
r.r.,.-. .'ol. rs soon as these |
@ N..l.,--' receive the sanction of /
,a-.-.. anus .or a time withheld, !
a. .....' '-' acts wiil De submitted for |
s,..-... y! 'le senate. Meanwhile |
r.-s -4'e been opened for a |
,-...I ,' treaty of friendship, |
,-.. ana las.gatiOn between the |
c.'.' and Che independent state |
EEAZIL.
,-' eld of the past year the |
PENDENT mOnarchial govern |
western continent, that of |
l>el 90 exist and was succeed
'-' f-oic. Diplomatic relations /
.--. established with the new
DUO 10 was not completely /
.1tll an opportunity had /
.r4 10 ascertain that il had |
'tc approval and support. !
S1,- irSe OF events had yielded /
r this fact no time was lost |
s.lS 20 the new government a /
an. llai welcome into the family. /
cOmmOnwealthS. IL is |
c,.f..i oe.ieved that the good rela- !
os -Wo countries will be pre- |
That the future will witness /
-t ' intimacy ef intercourse.
ri-lS'on of their mutual COM |
.,,Tt T peace Of Central America |
.,l,,,, -een disturbed through rev.
's DO, ,aange in Salvador, which
al,.as snized by our States, and |
ll.,s,~.'o,Se out between Salvador |
threatening 20 involve |