The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09
foreign cities, should not be allowed to a-quirs
an American douicite


Relations with ForegEu Powers.
Oue relations with other nations are now IN
di-turbed bg any serious controversy The
compfica ted and threatening differences with
Germany ana England TeletLf to SAMOAN
aHairs, With England in relation 20 the seal
fisheries iA the BehTing sea AMI with Chilli
gEOW iEg out Of The Baltimore anair have b-eE
adjusted.
There have been NEGOTIATED and concluded
under SECTION Of tne tariff law commercial
agreements relating TO reciprocal trade with
the following countries brazil Dominican
republic, spain for Cuba AMI Puerto Lsico,
@ u-- temaLa, Salvador, the German empire,
Great Britain for certain West Indian colonies
and British g Guianni Nicaragua Honduras and
Aus triu- r uugzrE-
OF thcse lhr-a with dultcrnala, Salvador,
the German empire, Great Britain SiraCagla
Honduras ana Austrta -liuuzarF have been con-
cIuded since ny last annual mess age. Under
these trade arrangements, q free favored ad-
mission has been secured In cyerJ case Tor IN
Important list OF American products Especial
care has been taken 10 secure markets for farm
products in order TO relieve that great under
lying industry OF the depression which the lack
OF ADEQUATE foreign market for our sur 1lus
often brings An opening has a - been made
for mauuf lctuFed pro lucts tllt will uulOIb
edly, if his policy IS main tlinqd, greatly aug
ment our eNl ort trade me fIli benefits OF
these arrlugsments cannot De rs-liz5i l1si1n
THE AFFATu WITH CHILL
Congress al the last session was advised Of
the progress OF the threatsainf d n sreu-es
with the republic Of Cali Il gives Hl2 now g-eat
qualification 20 report that the Chi ian govern
Eient, in q most friendly ani honorable spirit
has tend red AMI pail as an Ind 'mniLy TO
tn1 fam lies Of th1 sailors OF ths ID Btlumorc who
were killed and TO those VINO were injured in
the GU reak In the city OF NIlJlrIisJ ths sun
Of fz5 OlJ. THIS h - been accepted, not only as
an indemnity for wronE done, but as a most
Ch d rightly appFeCiats the dtsp 'sitiou Of this
government 80 at ta spirit OF absolute fair
ness AM irlelIllncss IN our intercourse "ltA
tha- brave people y further ana conclusive
evidence Of the mutual respect and confidence
now existing is furnished by The fICt TN tt
convention submitting TO Arbitration thc 10 l-
OF g.
governments has gree up1l- Some OF
these ciaims have been p sndiuE for many years
ana have been the occasion Of IN Ish unsatis-
factory diplomatic Co=rcsp ulsnce-
OTHER FOgEIGS MATrEVs
Our relations with II avail have been such as
10 attract iu-Te LsCd interest and mus CON
tinuc to do so Tdeem 10 Of gre 90 fmp1=tIuao that
the projected submarine cable, "a survsy for
which has been made a7ou.d pe promoted both
for naval AM ComIIgEcISi uses Wcsl DIla have
qui * cunmuui -ation. We sl3 IIi before n ave
avLilCd ourselveF of the conrs ssiou, M le m
years ago TO This government Tor "a hlcbat ald
naval station at Pearl river Many evidences
OF the friCndHucss Of The Hawaiian government
have been given in tho past and it is gra aufyiug
TO believe that the advantage and necessity Of
b continuance Of very close rel ltions is aplrc-
ciateL
The friendly act of ,his government in c7,-
pressing TO the government Of Italy its reDro-
baton and adherence OF the lynching of Itui-
ian subjects In New Drlslus by the payment ~
125uOJ francs, or s2L3IL9l, was &C -epte D tho
king ofTlaIy with every IN Iuifsstltion OF grLte-
ful appreciation. and the incident mas been
highly prom rive n mutual respect AMI good
Will
THE MONETARY coNrEHEScE-
Congress has already been advised that the
Invitations Of thc government for the assem- b.
Iiug Of an ipbErn1ti1ntl m Iue .a-y conference 20
consi Ter me question OF uu sullrEad isslc OF
ST Vcr was accepted hy t4a nations TO which
they were issu-d The conf renee assembled
at Brussels on 1hs -2ld OF %ovrnheF, and D As
entered upon Tho consideration Of this great
question ] have not doubted. and have taken
occasion to express that belief as well in tho
Invitations issued for this conference, ns in my
E Of sill
upon au a-UCel iuteruI tioual ratio wuul great
ly promote the interests of our people uHd
equally tho SIC Of other nations II Is too e.-TlT
To predict ~ Int no sui = may be lrcrrupl shed 5T
the conference II any temporary check or dc
lay igtcrvencs, be love that very soon com
merciaI conditions Will compel the nov reluc--
ant governments 10 unite with Us in this move
mcut TO secure the enlargement Of the volume
OF moncv needed for the transaction OF Tho
business Of the wor-L