Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-09

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Canadian Relations.
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| rae Tresnieht then refers briefly TO thu
"eiiahd cahai controversy, defending tht
course OF the government, and suggests a
fadicai revision OF our trade relations
win aahada. Lana transportation inter
changr should DE put upon different
OASIS Ihe construction OF an American
canai around the Halls OF Niagara is sug
gestea I" secure our independence of Can
au,ah @ ra'iaiS anu tht ~ La" renee river
Inc trouhle WIN Shile Is referred to a>
satisfactorily se'it'i' Relatlons with
Special reference is made to the friendly
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ma ade to Italy, the action of the Fren.'
government in proc!aining protectorate
over certain districts of the west coast of
A frica east Of the San Pctro river, our at
titude during the CARA uprising In Mex.
leo, our intercourse with Spain; attention
is called to harsh treatment of religion,
and educational establishments of Ameri.
cans in Turkey and confidence expressed
that that government will right matters,
interference with trading ventures
of Americans in Asia Minor is noted and
lack of consular representa- ton in that re-
gion deplored
The president earnestly recommends
that hearty support be given the Ni,arn
qua ship canal company.
Speaking OF the internationa monetary
conference the president expresses the be-
lief that the free coinage of silver upon an
agreed international ratio would greatly
promote the interest of our peonle and
equally those of other nations. 1t is too
early to predict what results NAV be ac-
complishcd by the conference, If any
temporary delay intervenes he believes
the commercial conditions will compel the
now reluctant governments to unite with
us in this movement to secure the enlarge
ment of the volume of money for the
transaction of the business of the world
r..
w "e ''oas"'y pa''"ent.
The report OF the secretary Of the treas
ury will attract special interest, in view
have been made as to the state OF the pub
lie revenues. Three preliminary facts
should not only be stated but emphasized,
The nnbiic isb, has henn re5nnaS Ina ;naa
March !, 1889. S23g, ,G13. POO and the annual
interest charges $li .6s4 ,4G9; Second, that
there have been paid out for pensions dur
ing this administration up to November
|, 1892 x4:s2 564 It's 10, an excess Of SlI4
46.i, BOG. 90 over the sum expended during
the period from March !, 1885, 10 March :.
1889 and third, that under the existing
tariff up to December /. about SE, usO M1
of revenue, which wonid have heen i.ol,
had been maintained. has gone into the
pockets of the people and not into the
public treasury as before. If there are
any who still think that the surplus should
i,, nav .fen kep. ouI on cireuiation by
!. e. araiS y. ,ie .trasuy, OF aePositlhg
:. IN panhs Ni.nou. .: in.tresl "niie the gov
er.'neht eoh.iiueu ~ pay the banks inter
~ r.. . un 'he ;. oonu> ueposlteu Us security
,o ios in ,ns, nsposi'S' VI VINO thlhS the ex-
,e" .e.hh pen'In ,ia. .sia..oa was pubiic
D "i Wa. 'ne uut!es upon sugar
sno".a sn. navs neeh inalntaihed, 1 am con
M zen. 10 'ea'r the argument where ~ no"
les.h' whit VIZ Wa,t 10 see "hether these
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ue pfss,"Ih; ,. s.S .i Ss.s,s s that the retire
,.eht vi 1'hos III ,ie luiure pelore matur-
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The War Department
Inc report OF the secretary of war
brings again 10 .he a11entlon or congress
solne .inpor.ant susYesIions as TO the re-
rsns - .h. r,;na W e h;h an" ar.,liery
arn> ~ ui tne H'rse' Whi,h ms predeces-
an's nav peiore urged. our army Is
,man; pu' Us orkan,Aalon shonld an the
'hors M w Pp' upon 'he most approved mod
''r M OASIS A..
Inc %ofk OF the encouragement Is
specaiit commented ana attention is
ramn ann :" 'nh .S s,ari,ns 81. asEregase or the
s'>.'h"''nl Ia .ne 'o"r' .. cianhS'
The report of the postmaster-peuer,,
shows most gratifying increase and
most efficient and progressive manage.
nent of the great business of that denart-
ment The deficiency of the present fiscal
year, it is estimated, will he reduced 10
II, ,,5o 423, which will not only be extin-
guishcd during the next fiscal wear. but n
surplus of nearly 81 coo, 900 should be
shown. In these calculations the pay.
ments 10 be made under the contracts for |
ocean mail service have not been included. |
The president sees in the policy of sub |
,idizing ocean mail lines the hope of our !
merchant marine and com |
nends highly what has already been ne.
,pmplished in that limo.
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,xhib;ts great proprcss in Tho cons.mn.
lion OF our new navy. When the present
entered upon his. duties only |
three modern steel vessels were in com. |
The vessels since mt in com.
and to be put in commission dur !
ng the winter will make q total OF nine
een during his administration Of the de-
partment During the current year ten {