, 1891-12-10
BEN'S BUGLE BLAST
Annual Report of the Presl-
dent to Congress.
He Speaks FavOrably of Nc
Kinley's Tariff Bill.
Strenuously Opposes the Free
Coinage of Silver.
A Very Exhaustive Report on
National Affairs.
Harrrson's Annual Message.

" ASullbl'Ns btGs i-"4ll ubbu lOuhS
the annual message OF President Benja-
min Harrison was read before both houses
of congress. After referring to the va
rious reports OF the heads of the several
executive departments he discusses the
internal affairs of the government from
many points of view. After inviting the
cooperation of congress and the closest
scrutiny OF the various topics discussed in
his message, the president devOtes con-
siderable space to the
RECIPROCITY CLAUSE.
The work of the state department dur
ing the last year, he says, has been charac-
terized by an unusual number of import
ant negotiations of the United States
government for reciprocal trade. Arrange
ments have been concluded, in the exer-
else of the powers conferred by section 3
of the tariff law, with the republic of
Brazil, with SPAN for the West India
possessions and with San Domingo. Like
negotiations with other countries have
been much advanced, aud it is hoped
that before the close of the present year
further definite trade arrangements of
great Nhlut VIII ut tOuGlultus Inc mes
sage discusses the
BEHRING SEAL FISHERIES
And among o.her things npon that sub
iect saws: From June Is until May !,
1892. Great Britain undertook to prohibit
the killing BY her subjects of seals IN the
Behrlng sea. and the government OF the
United States to enforce the existing pro-
hibition of sealing and to limit the catch
-. - H., -, tbarahu
uoo GOES on.
Rosrac,ing the admission or American
,ort into Goraign markets he saws. The
iowS oF tbo last congress nrovidinp n avs
,om ~ insnaction for our meats intepted
for oxnort and q hing the president with
nowrr IN exclnde foreign products from
nnr market in case the country sending
tbom shonid nernatuate uDius diecrimina-
t;nnS ags;nst anr product of the United
S,atos rIacod t6is government in a posi-.
ZION to effectively urge the removal of
such Determinations against our meats.
1t is gratifying to be able to state that
Germany. Denmark, Italy. Australia and
France. in the order named have opened
their ports to inspected American pork
products.
The removal OF these restrictions IN
every Instance was asked Tor and gwen
solely upon ire g!rouhd that we nad now
PROVIDED a meat inspection ina shouiu oe
accepted az adeduat TO the ompIet re,
moval OF the dangers real or lancieu
which had been previously urged
THE NEW ORLEANS LiNohlNG.
The lynehing at New orleans IN Mareh
last o' eleven men OIL ltal'4n hao'NltT ny u
moo OF CITIZENS was a ul1s' Gep'oraoiG auu
uI>cIeIl,a"iT ''e.tens' u'a -
ever. nave the ut,Slh III "Iy EeneI"i ani
mostly 10 the IIaIan peopie nor W ! az
uisTespeet 10 lue HoStruhenI u Ila,
win wl'Gh our re'a'T Tt we're or L"e lhoSt
irien1iy PlaIac1er; ne Jury Oh inc mop
was u'rto'ei sRa'nst 'hese meu as 'he
oppose PrttI''pauIs OF accessories Vi
'me nv - d wy oIiceF: ~ noV
allule 20 tn,- as mt'igat'ne IN any degree
rms oI'"se "HIInst Ia" ana humanity;
out onIy Hs aheet'uR the lnternational
questions ""ie" tle" ou' ollt
AS REPRESENTED BY ITALY.
It was at once represented by the Italian
minister that several of those whose lives
had been taken by the mob were Italian
subjects and y .femand was made for the
punishment o me paT,ls'Pah,S ana Tor
lpuelIni,S 70 - INN. o VI M
Tovhi,el. ,rbiob - oIa;ns nc
cue llanIet smab annmoto =
presented was h't such as 10 promote a
calm dlscusSio 81 the quGStio6S inVoIVeu'
hut tins may "aii De attrloGted 70 me eN-
citement aud uulRna'l9n win "hich Tue
crime naturally evolved
FRIENDLY RELATIONS HOPED FOR.
The views ct this government as to its
obligations to foreigners domiciled here
were fully sta'ei 10 the correspondence
as we'll "a its purpose to make an ~investi-
CATION of the If ,ir with the view to de
termiue whether there were present any
circumstance that could under such rules
of duty as we Lad indicated create an OBJ.
legation upon the United States. The
temporary absence of a minister pleni-