Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-18


| til,
IaDorerS, III conhecOioh WIN ohe eAhipiu Oh
Chlnese industries at the approaching
Columbian exposition. II regard 1T as de-
sirable that the Chinese exhibit be facili-
tated in every proper wsyn
sn.,ish Ar,irs.
TIL r;o.,,.. s ,s,.,;,,, i,;.o,,, g., A.
80 VI N'''0i -" ,. iti., ~ O",
O"ioiii,e i'i"n"s was ."e,, iS"'iS 'ou0neu
upon laments the lnJustlce TO our coun-
/ trymen on account OF the neglect OF the
| Spanish government. calling further at
tention to the proposed celebration of the
4oOtb anniversary of the discovery of
An,o,;c, ,,b;ob o,.ort l.; +o Lo hold in
| 1t,!1 ~, 49,. ~ ~ " - - a.
:, ~ "''r W S,''S O9N w AZ
hNi.".Ion eN'ehucu 10 uhls government W
participate IN 1ts celeDratloh.
Russian Emigration
The Mexican treaty, the death of King
kalakua ana the influx OF Russlans, on
account of their expulsion from the do
mans OF the car, to this country IS
referred to, and which is likely to assume
proportions which may make it difficult
to find homes and employment for them
here and To seriously affect the labor
marriott IT ie eetiu,n+od tb.t ovar ona
.;1I; iii L. 81 s., I5,.; ..;4l,i
" " ~ w. ~
Ie" ye"rs'
me hcprew Is never oeggar' ne mas al
ways kept the uaW' olteh uhder severe ana
oppressive civil RESTRICTIONS, IL Is aiso
true that no race, sect, or class mas more tully
cared Ior MS own than the hebrew race But
dar ndito .t t sutn NJ, ,s
small accumnlation. and 70 derress their on.
oroios ond oonro,,o &c ne;+ber GOOD for tbo,o
nor for no Tho honisbment wbetber nv d.
rect decree mr. nv NOT less certain indirect
methods of ca largo n nu,nbor NJ man and
women 10 not loo, o,,astian A decree 70
tbincs On ordcr 70 ontor onothor
This consideration. M well as tbo SUGGESTIONS
of humanity furniehos On o,,,,,o ,,ro,nd for
.he remonstroncas Which we have nresanted r.
Russia while our historic friendsbin for that
government cannot fail to give the assurance
that our representations arc those of sincere
well-wisher.
The Nay,sso Insurroct;or
ri W. -, -, - :,
~ 1919 ' ''
w. Gu" .ho o'"He W uhcih I't''iCul"Ily
outlined by the president, ana III conclu-
sion. the president said:
recommend legislation that shall place la
Dor contracts upon this and other islands hav-
ing the relation that Navassa has to the United
States, under the supervision of a court COM
missioner, and that shall provide, at the ex-
+ pense of the owners, an officer to reside upon
the islands with power to Judge and ad-
just disputes, and to enforce a just and hui
name treatment of the employees. 1t is mex
cusable that American laborers should be left
within our own jurisdiction without access to
any government officer or tribunal for their
protection, and the redress of their wrongs.
Tho Convriyl,t law
1r+o,.,,.,o,,o, ,o,,,,u;,.,,t h.. ,,ao,, ...,, l.,
,';t .o ~ ,'slis s oee suouIeu IN
VI y Ieo, ;,1 D,l; SO n. .ie a.. V.
/ Britain and the British nossessions and
Switzerland, the laws of these countries per-
hitting to our citizens the benefit of copyright
tl,sto Ia l,a;r
| citizens or subjects. With Germany a special
/ convention has been negotiated upon this SUBJ
ject which will bring that country within the
reciprocal benefits of our legislation.
Free Trade vs. Projections
Tho financial doror+r,ort Of +ho o,.,
r hos haon ,,,,,nh ,,,,,,,,,,a a,,u;,s ~ ~,
,e,r IN. reoson af tLo oo,eiti ',1 tnU
t,,hicI oocor,,a,,;d ID f11,,od 49, ,i9,
| nd otbrr l; u TO- 20 ~ i, "a
T,o,in,, ti,o ro,.,,,,,ns ~ - ~, -',I, ar a..
io,,isintio,, ,,a, ~ ta."' 1 ". 'i us
F n,,n ~ ,i ,, - ".,a ui'i ,'i9
that i,',orts ,,.,,,,,1 80 . ~ e NJ ~, I ~ =
,, tT,,', ~ 90 w. ~ ''ie
or,icls term, az, th Ill.,, - :, I
,.o,,,d ho On ,,,o,,l - g., In. 90 - ~ -.
,i;, ,,s 5 i't o''o'
other il was aroued thot the los. Ia the reyo.
nuc largely. thc result Of r,lacin, smear an tho
free list would he a direct nain IN tho uao,le
that the prices of the narn..,rins of lie. in
cludinu those most hi.-lIv nrotcctcd ,vould
not he enhanced: that lnbDr ,ynull have n
larger market. and the products of tho farm
advanced prices: while the treasury surnlus
and rcceipts would he adeouote to meet tho
appropriations including the Ia rye cxcentinnal
cXp, nditures for the rcfundinl, 10 tle :, mos ~
the direct tax and the redelnution of tho Az
Dcr cent bonds.
rr.,.,,. e..,a.,
.
~ i not ~! 'urP,se 7" emu al ieng'h INTO
MINK i y, 'n, e,.,''. ~. wv 'iol! W
M"'t ""'o !t''''e', pu' "r''i eNahlha-
'", u, 'c 9'' '''9 VI 'he .'s'N.''N ana gen
'I"' I'''loc d. 'io H''',c ~ puS'I,cSs through
va. ,"v Voui.rE Nm mini S"''1IH any I'M
P"i'!" INQUIRER 'na' us results nave dlsap-
and in , Iorge measure, rn,1iy.d ,ln harof,,I
predictions of its friends Rarely, if ever. he
fore in the history of the country has there
been a time when the proceeds of one DAYS
labor or the product of one farmed acre yyould
purchase so large an amount of those thiups
that enter into the living of the masses of the
people believe that a full test will devotion
the fact that the tariff act of the Fifty-fir.t
congress is very favorable in its avera 20 effect
! ON the prices of articles entering into common