Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-12-19
MESSAGE.
The Third State Paper Of
President Harrison.
The Chilian Government Will
Havs to Make Amends.
The Behrmg Sea Trouble Will be Arbi-
uated IN the Near Future.
The Exiled Russian Hebrews = Serious
Factor In Our Labor Problem protec"
The E;riled Russian Hebrews = Serious
Factor In Our Labor Problem protec"
tion For Railway Employees IL Re=
corhmesdcd--Amef FsS Amer
icans Must ps OaS Principle.

m'tisVutVe WORK oi vi" last nscal year relut
ing TO internal aHa'rs. it"oul9 DC OF great aa'
vantage II these reports could have an atten.
tive perusNl by every member Of congress and
by all who take an interest IN public affairs
Such pcrusai could moi faii to excite higher
appreciation OF the vast labor and CONSCIENTIOUS
effort witch are given TO the conduct o. our
civil administration.
The reports will | beneSe, show that every
question has been approached, considered and
decided iron. the standpoint OF public duty and
upon considerations affecting the public inter,
cats alone. Again, | invite TO every branch OF
the service thc attention anu scrutiny o' con'
press.
The work OF the state department during tho
last year has been characterized by an unusual
number OF important negotiations and Is dtplo.
matte results of ano,ahlo and h,snly beneficial
character Amonf ,hasp arc the
RECIPROCAL tsADE ARRANGEMENTS
Which haro been concluded, in the exercise OF
Tho nowrrs conferred bv Section q Of the tarIn
,nw ,y,,, mo rennh,ic y, pr,g,l with Sna,n ,or
w. W., ,,1,a Io,sas.tons ana ,,h CAV ma
80 v,a ,,a,,o,i.,tons ,,i,h o,hor cen~,i'cis
,n,'s ,''s1, ,,oh ahvonooa ,n,., 4 borcd maj
ha toro tn, closo a, ,ne ynar fnrthcr definite
,r,ta tao,.,,,.Inn,,,s of rrc,, vo,ne will be con.
ClMt0u,
In view OF the reports which had been receiy.
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,'so w. at.,g Il s,ae rnochoa ana jcned On
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go'cin"'o"s 'oi wy al .,''.". ,..J,s ,,a,
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not nceptao"' AN t,"' Nv" ~ W .,,s 49, 100
enneenee ina, 'eras ant"os sa "nnn and ,hst ar
efhme"' nave 'u'a W "ro "a ,,I that /.
hgrecmeht NJ 10 'he u,n,,'%'v oS ~, c,nycn,inn
necessary to Inc compIos'" ", ,nn ,sn,,h ,n,
In view OF tho advance" ,V,h,'" ,ho ",hi"t, oi n
government ms laNs'' up'a ,'S oiaxnrc..ior
sernatona' atoNtat'0n 'n,s..n9"rs ,o. w. sSttln
Of our adherrnce TO ms me'hoo lor wa SU',, w,
ment Of asps,es snGh as ha'e u. ,s," KIN W, ,h,
BehrlnF sea wnL uou'' NOV "'''' '''' '
concurrence OF congress' -. ,,. ,om,,
Provision should uo NAVY 20. '|, 5,,noGo an,
cation of the frontier i'ne between C'""aa m T%, wv
the United states, wherever Fequ''s. ,aofo | !" +,
increasing bo.d"r settlements any r'p,o.n',, !, !,
for the exact location OF '"' ""'' ''U""''' =
the strT.;s and rivers ........,.,,, ..
should har" Sten glad to announG 'ou'' Va ="
vorahlc disposition OF the boundary dispute , nc
tween Great Britain and VeneGnG.a' , ''ur," n", u,
the western frontier Of British Gnlana, ous
friendly efforts of the o. 5. in 'ha1 o'rovuU
have thus iar been unavaiing This goverI
mcnt win continue to express l's .,,'s, GunVs'" u
any appearance Of foreign encroSeI..1"J rt,,eo n
territories long under the control OF ATgir' ',a,
states Tho determination Of a disputed eo'ml
ary is easily attaInnhlc by am'cable am lralls !
where The rights Of the respective parties res
n, bcre. on historic facts, readily asccr'ai'
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