The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-10
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
EORErGN AFFAIRS AND FINANCE ARE
THE LEADING TOPICS


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s'ons-'rhe Censns--Presidcntiai E'estors.
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Tho reports OF tho heads OF tho several
executive departments, REQUIRED by law to be
s.ea ana .ne IRE reports Oh inc Secretary Of the
tho pr tha
nsea, year relating to internal affairs It
could have an attentive Sera,sI Obs ~ ssery
member OF congress ana oy all VINO taRe an
interest !. in !, public affairs Such psrasal
OF tho vast labor ana Conscientious e1ort
nstp raa as0" the e0n""'' Oh our civil
The renorts will brlievo show TINT away
question has. boon. approached, considered.
And decided from thu 81 rnRlc
public publ interests alo me-. Again invite t to evory
branch OF the service the attention und scru-
thy o. opf g; h, st,to nr,n
last year has been shsrnctsrized. by an nn::
usual namber Of impoTtant nrTotatiopps and
beneficial! character. Among these arc. the
reciprocal trade arrangements which have been
BY Tariff "a aS
republic OF Brazil with SIain for It's West
ffs WIN o G nave
been much nISanses and It IL hoped ;hnt 9S.
n o. m n h.n i,r.
cluded.
THE SEAL FISHERIES.
In Wow OF tho reports which had hccn RI.
ca;veS as r. IL" nj njnufion ~ Tho ssoI harris
IN the Behrina Sem leaned Il .visc t RI nrn.
nosA 10 hor Nn,esfvs Government in Febrinrv
Inst that an agreement for u closed season
should be made. bending the negotiations for
sponience and delays. for which this Govern.
nient was not responsible. an agreement was
rn
and until May !. 1902. to prohibit the killing
by hr Of cs II the EgtehrnE Son
hibition, against Eelagc sealing. and to limit
could have been reached earlier. in response
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coming even rs late az it did. It unquestion-
SPY The sfGa the ss
my last message stated ate that the
or the NJ " ~ the eng
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an agreement as to the asoitrators is ali that
this Government has taken upon the subject OF
settlement Of disputes such as have arisen in
t hs ssn1S ss g a1as not meet with
oys Ia }p should be made for en demar
Increasing border settements and especiaIiy
for the exact location of the water boundary in
VENEZUELA AND GREAT BRITAIN
tsySlsSle disaoftlsn us SSSaaafy DISPUTE
Ing the western frontier of RritisH tiuisna Int
endy ss q the United States in hat
! SoysIament win continue te express It's con-
! mant on terr;tnries long nndnr Tho aSmjn;s
tratiye control OF American States. The aeter-
minaton Of disputed bonndary is ea Y hs' at
on htore ns rest as
systsm o IN s Tor oI
for export and clothing the Prcsident with
mower 70 ercInde fnrniSn nroducts Srnn, ntr
market in case the country sending them
should perpetuate unjust Determinations
against any product OF the United States.
placed tnlS government IN position to ef-
iectively urge the removal Of such discrimina-
tions against our meats. 1t Is gratifying to be
able to state that Germany. Denmark. Italy.
Austria; and France. IN the order named. have
products The removal OF these restrictions in
every instance was asked for and given solely
upon the ground that we had now provided
meat inspec,tion that should be ACCEPTED as
gers. real or. fancied. which had been pre-
yiously urged. The State Department. our
culture have coopernted with unflAgging and!
this Great result. The outlines Of an aSre 3.
mont have beon reached with Germany look
grafton q the continued free importation Of
When this CORES nondenee can ts siSmittei to
Congress-.
The recent political disturbances in the re-
public 81 Brazil have excited regret and solicit
tude. The information we possessei was too
meagre to enable us to form n satisfactory
judgment Of the causes lending to tho tempo
vary assumption OF supreme power by Prcsi-
dent Fonseta:. but this Government id not
the peace of Trnzil and i.r ill.,. maintenunce OF
the Tree political institutions which have been
A.,