Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-12-19
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III rspness q lie hseds Of H. sev.m e.
seu1fvo depassmenfs. required b. hw 20 D
sunOifted to me, which aTe herevIsn u
mleeed, md IL reports Of The seceey y
ne Treasury and the attorney general meoe
A1ncady 10 congress, furnish compfenen9ase
rev OF the administrative vork OF the u, :.
nsc4 YEN relating to internal annr@ -
wooid b OF great advantage these rePofO
,oold have IN stteutiye peTusal BY every
1ember OF co0Rfe8 and by all who take an
interest IN public adairx Such peroe4
could not fail to excite higher appreciation
ct the vast labor and couscientious efforts
when are given to the conduct of our cSh
administration
The reports viii, believe. show that every
question has been approached, considered and
decided from the standpoint of public duty
and upon considerations affecting the public
interests alone. Again / invite 70 every
bf1nch OF the service the attention and 0cru-
dny OF congress
last year has been characterized BY IN unu-
sual number of important negotiations and
BY diplomatic results of q notable and highly
beneficial character. Among these are the
reciprocal trade arrangements which have
been concluded. In the exercise of the powers
s,uferTed BY section 3 of the tariff Law, with
hs republic of Brazil, WITH Spain, for its
Vest India possessions, ano with San Do
mineo. Like ne0otiatlC,ns with other coun-
tries have been much advanced, and It 10
hoped that before the close of the year fur-
ther defnitive trade arrangements OF great
value viii be concluded.
1R SAILING DIFFICULT.
The message states that terms satisfactory
to this government iaye been agreed upon
with Great Britain n arbitrate the BshHln9
Sea disputed questions, and that all that 10
mains i IN agreement upon arbdtRators.
AFRICAN NHA1s n KUBoPE.
Under the Law of the last ccng1ess this
government has secured removals OF DIS
criminations against our meats by Germany,
Italy, Denmark, Austria and France.
The outlines of an agreement have been
reached with Germany, looking to equitable
trade concessions In consideration OF the
continued free importation of her sugars,
but the time has not jet arrived when this
correspondence can be submitted to con-
grsA
1H INV oa1RKys LYxcH1SG.
The president suggests the pKornety Of
leRislatiou placing offences against tie treaty
NIGHTS of foreigners within the jurisdiction OF
the federal coorts.
The TROUBLE WITH CHILL
During the civil war in Chill frequent in
direct appeals were made to this government
to extend beIligerent nights to the INSURGENTS
and to give audience to tleir representatives,
This was declined, and that policy was pur-
sued throughout which this government,
when wrenched by civil var, so strenuously
insisted upon on the ralt of European rs-
tons.
With the overthrow of Balmsceda many of
his counsellors and officers appealed for and
secured asylum for their lives on board for
aim ships of war and at the residences OF
foreign ministers, those at the United States
legation still 20 remaining. The message re
cites the incident of the slaughter OF Amen-
can seameu at Valparaiso and the action OF
this government thereon; a matter, it Is sug-
gested, that Is likely to call for special mes
eaas when Official correspondence reaches
proper stage.
No ehcrt viii be omitted to protect our
citizens peaceabIy sojourning in China, but
recent unofficial information indicates that
vbst vss at first regarded as an outbreak OF
mob violence against foreigners has assumed
the larger form of an nsurrectlon against
public order.
The Chinese government has declined to
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6cipant while senator II the enactment OF
the existing legislation against the Introduc-
ton of Chinese laborers, he has become I'M
friendly and Objectionable to China have
felt constrained to point out to the chinese
eoyernment the untenableness of thus posi-
ton vhIch seems to rest a. much on the ac-
ceptability of our legislation "a on that of
the person chosen, and which, if admitted.
would practically debar the selection of any
representative so long as The existing laws
remain in forces
IHE czAh'
This governments has found occasion 10 eI-
pres. In q friendly spirit, but With much
earnestuess, to the government Of the car,
its serious concern because of the harsh
measures now being enforced against the
Hebrews in Russia A decree to leave one
country il, in the nature OF things: IN order