Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-12-16


~oaid rrsenc~iiy dss>r me s~les,,es % any
REPRESENTATIVE 90 ieax - the existing laws rs-
You will BE- called urca 20 ecnssdcr the ,xr>.
cheney OF making special provision hv law for
tnc Temporary admission Of some Chinese art,-
sans aud iaccrcrs IN connection with the exhibit
st vamc>c Industries ~ ths approaching Co.
lumbar exposition.
cuestsen has often arssen with the govern.
meat o. syan touching tho rtshts OF Am~ri.
can efurcns In the Caroline lsiana. Our
citizens there long prior TO the coEnrtn alton Of
speins claim 10 the isisnds> had secured by
settlement and purchase certain rsshts 20 ,he
recognition and maintenance Of which ,hc s.,,h
OF spain was pledged have had reason
within the past ycar very strongly TO protect
ess'nss Tho failure 10 carry out this pledge on
me par, OF his unaiesty's min,s,ers. which has
, .n'. IN great ,niasucs and injury 70 The
surveys for the connecting links OF the prc-
iected
isrsR CONTINENTAL RAILWAY
arc IN rrogre,s. not only In Mexico. eu, ., vars.
Gus potnts along the eourse mapped out.
Nearly 1000 mil.s OF the proposed road have
ocen surveyed. Including the most d,ficuit par,
that through Ecuador and the southern part of
eo'umo'a Tho reports OF the. engineers are
,s.y sats'sctory and show that no insurmount.
sp'" obstacles have been mot with
FRIENDLY WITH LiriuoxAL.xr
states Afforded occasion TO testify our friend
NIP Tor Hawaii by conveying tho kins's body
To his own land IN n naval vessel with nil due
n'"""' ine government OF his successor
Sneen i.iiuokHiani. 10 seeking TO promote
closer commercial relations with tho United
states snrvcya for tho much needed sub.
marine csblc from our Pacific coast
10 Honolulu now In progrcss and this
enterprise should have the suitable.
promotion OF the two governments. strongly
IA hat xlul.. n.
'nr inc haroor OF Pearl river, aud eauipping 1,
a. q naval station.
This government has found occasion 10 CT
press. In friendly spirit but with much earn.
es,ncss. To tho government Of the exar us ser
ious concern because Of the harsh MEASURE.
nov being enforced against
rHE nrnnNws ~ RUSSIA
Inc INN grafton OF these people 60 the Unit.
cu statcs-many other countries being closod to
them-is largely Increasing. and II likely To- NJ.
sumo proportions which may make 10 difncuit
10 hnd homes and employment for them
nero ana TO seriously Affect tho labor mar.
Ret Tho Hebrew IL never beggnr; hc has
always kept the iaw-iived by toilette,
uhucr severe aud Oppressive civil rcs,riotions
u Is also true that no race scot or elias. has
more fully cared for its own than tho Hebrew
race. But the sudden transfer OF such n multi.
tuue. under conditions that tend 20 strip ,hom OF
their small Accommodations and to dcprcss their
energies and courage. IL neither good for them
nor for vs..
This consideration. n well IA the ,uevc.,,o,s
OF humanity. furnishes ample ground FOR IA.
rcmonstranccs which wo have urcs,nted to
Russia while our historic friendship for that
government can not fail to CIV, the assurance
INA, our representations are those of n sincere
we'll -wishcr.
Tho annual report OF tho
MARITIME cA~AL COMPANY. or NICARAGUA
Shows iha, much costly and necessary pr,psr.
he a
the construction OF shops railroad tracks aud
harbor piors and broak.waters. ana that tn.
work OF canal construction has made sono pro.
grcss
deem u 60 be matter OF tho highest con.
corn 10 the United States that this canal con.
Meeting tho waters OF tho Atlantic and Pacific
oceans and giving To us n short water commun.
icntion between our ports upon those two great
sem, should no speedily constructed aud az th =
smallest practicable I NIT OF cost
am quite willing TO recommend gov,rnmen n,
promotion IN the prosecution OF work which.
" no other means offered for securing fts com.
piruon IN OF such transcendont interest TIN
tno government should, In my opinion. secure
~ by direct appropriation from its treasury
guaranty OF tho bonds OF the Canal co "a
an amount necessary TO the completion OF tho
canal could. think. bs 40 givon NJ not to In.
vSlvo any serious risks OF ultimate loss The
things 10 he carefully guarded are tho com ple.
"oh OF the work within the limits OF tho guar
."y' w" thoroHn1On OF the United
states 10 the rights OF The rrst mort.
gage bondholdcrs for any amount.
" may have TO pay. and I'm the meantime n con.
troll OF tho stock Of the company ne n sccurtty
against mismanagcment and loss. I most sin
oercly nope That neither party nor sectional
hnH viii he drawn upon this great American
PROJECT 80 full OF interest 20 the people OF nil
our siatcs and 40 influential in its effects upon
the prestige md prosperity OF our common
country.
INTERNATIONAL coPyRour
Has been secured. In accordance with the ron.
ditons OF the act OF March 1891 with Bel
GUM. France. Great Britain ana the I,ri,,.h
Possessions. and Switzerland the law. Of tho,.
countries permitting 60 our citizen, the bcnent
o' copyright on substantially the Same basis IA
10 Their own citizens or subjects. win Ger
mary special convention hes boon negotiated
upon this subject, which viii bring that conn
Try within the reciprocal Dement'S Of our Iogisia
ton.
PRAISE or rHs TAnIPr LAWS.
III ~ not my purpose 10 enter ~ any length
into discussion OF tho effects OF this tarin
legislation, but a brief examination of tho sta
ustics of tho treasury. and n general glancs
At the state OF business throughou the couutry
WEI, think. satisfy any impartial inanirer
mat its results have disappointed the evil
prophecies Of its opponents ana in a large
measure realize tho hopeful predictions RI
Us friends. Rarely, " over before in IN. his
tory OF the country, has thorc been n time wl,er
The proceeds OF one days labor or the pfoduc,
OF one farmcd acre would purchase 80 large m
amount OF those things that enter into the Iiv
ing OF the masses OF the people believe tha,
a full test will develop tho fact that the tariff
act OF the ffty-frst congress IL very favorabis
IN va average srcctupon the prices OF article.
entering into common use
There II certsiniy nothing in the csbdltlon n,
trade, foreign or domestic. there f. certsin!y
nothing IN tho condition OF our people OF an,
class. 80 suggest that the existing tariff and
revenue legislation bears oppressively upon the
people or retards the commercial DEVELOPMENT
OF the nation. II may be argued that our condi
ton would De better ~ our tsrln Legislation
wers upon free trade bssis: but 10 can not be
denied that all tbs conditions az prosperty
aud OF general contentmcnt are present fn a
larger degree than ever before In our history.
and that, too. just when "a was prOphesled thoy
would be in the worst state Agitation for rad.
teal changes ia tarih and financial legislation
can not help. bat may seriously impede busf.
ness. 20 the prosperity of which some degree OF
stability In legislation Is essential
think thers are conclusive evidences that
the new tariff hiss created several new indus
tries which viii, viibia q feS YEAR Rlve en-.
Payment 20 several hundred thousand work
iugmen ana women. In view Of the some what
oyer-crogdod condition Of the labor marker of
tie United States, every patrIotic citizen should
rejoice az such result
I hope the
DEPREssfOS ~ TIVE PRICE or suyHR
IL temporary. and ihata further trial OF this
Legislation will more favornhfy affect IL That
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