The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-05


,rtentIon 20 expel from its dominions Arme-
nions wbo have obtsinsd naturalstion Ia the
ohlbbsd ,i sIe 10 sSeIn3e any or all classes o.,
aliens is an attribute OF sovereignty. II Is n
right asserted and. TO limited, extent. en-.
%a GH5 h ttesty between The 14Isd States and
hnb yn;st TuF that Wills rseoenSnS the
right Of that Government to. enforce its de-
sIsa p0Sy 9T 20 pTSteet them from unneces
ssry hafshness oftreatment.
In view Of the impaired financial resources
oiution there. n moilfied srrangem emit for the
sGtisiaction OF the awards Of the late revlsory
Tiaims CGmmission, in progressive INSTALL
ments has been assented TO, and payments
are being regularly made thereunder
aud i}rii,sh Cuiaps IL vet unadiusted. A res
toration OF Diplomatic Intercourse between
that republic and Great Britain and reference
Of the question TO impartial arbitration. would
be A most gratifying contamination.
The ratification by Venezuela Of the conven:
tion Tor the arbitration OF the long deferred
claim Of the VeneEuelan Tran sportatlon Com
pany is awsited
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The SITUATION IN HAWAII
1t is hardly necessary lor msto stats hiA' nv
questions srsnF IRON our neistlo.s w.n inst
prior to the installation OF me present hnmihii
istration the existing Goyernment 81 hawa
had been suddenly oNerthIoNn, anu ,Ieay
81 anneXation, had been negotiated DetWeeh
the iroyisionai uoyernment 81 the ls sn uuu
the nlteu Nthtoea anu suUllltteu W lno spohato
for ratification This treaty iwithdrew LOT e 4
animation, ana despatched me hon. James II
Blount o. Georgia 70 Hqnoluln, IS SspesG,sI
ton Of the circumstance attending the
change OF Goyernmeht ana Oi az ',Ie c III
ditions bearing upon me s1pIeet OF , uno
treaty. After y th9rough ana , ehns ~, NV
eNahlnatl4n MT bdouhs vand III onsstinn
ths, he eS eonstit4t T de2ernment Of Hawaii
had been suoVerted WIN tne active h,u ol OiI
representative 70 that uoSethmeh,: anu
~
ence ot an armed hayai iorca OF tne nlIet
ntates with was ran}eu iUr w. ~ ~ 10 ~
developed 1t seemed to me me only honorable
course Tor our r9VerhnehI 70 s Ne Wthose
Undue tne wrUnS ua g. aS 9Ssn SG Iar prac
cable the status existing at the uue OF our
i9TclPe lR a rtin a. s' eeownsStttnna
limits o. eTeGntVe power AM grasi M
out OF any changed conditions brought about
W our uhJusunaOie lhterIeIehce' our p,eseIII
hluis.eI bt noh1luiH nus 'ii,,s ~ No. H.
I'VE 70 .mnt ehI @ ., 'a apy w 1sn
iotmatlon " the neCuinu, ,, 1 " i ah' N'
hIte resuits na1 peen ieceiNou lIoun nun UL,,
a SI nEe sH, NE ~, G"n
Hress. together with al other lniormauon at
nunu, aet yiip ,ii ~ ,s naeessarv
~ ~ r ,a,, Indarsitndipg N, III, csss and
cotnpdeaI unur, 20 III ~ VI tapisa ars,i
pre5Sht'ng nis.Vry o az t,e o'eH''
leaalns up 10 tne pfesen nIstt Il, tho
Senate feI -. 1890 and ny the the, , n2use Of
REPRESENTATIVES on inc 80 oI hprii loiiowing.
time to time. as fit occasions may arise, nego.
Tat;uhs VIII ,, an' by WI Jirin
nm niieu stfa ~ and TIA. anS d,fsT.
euces OF u,spu.ses aras,ns oetwee I sne ~ ~
3oSeIhmnehts m.,vm cfnhos We az us,9d oy
uon ara 1e psaee is n ~ ietarDs,i sTI
american Conierencs of WashIn eton' by reso.
iqt S sspfs.ssd the Win tias al eoStrsssf:
ses EetWeGn inc rebaPiijs OF hms.Irs Any ,ne
t na.,ons =, Upv ,Tet liz aoysrnnant
oi eaGh hatrUn thia s tna I'll trIoaiY
nnvaHs "a favurshls rssponss has besn "a.
poMeLs;; i a n,,SSp IL as ,.1 on ~
eelVed rom nreai brpa,h In tne 1 snsPs Hi =
les3 4iuit ps,hi ,vith H. ,m,ro.s H.
Siew and esnressin9 the hone that her Ma.
Him to The Govarnment OF tLs limited Sites
upon the basis OF the concurrent resolution
It affords me signal pleasure to lay this
parliamentary resolution before the Congress,
and to express my sincere qualification that
6s s0Pi%snt o. ,w2 frs1t aud sHa!sa ma
favor Of the rational and peaceable settlement
OF International quarrels by honorable resort
Sine. Il o passage OF the act OF March 3. 1893,
authori2in n tile President TO raise the grade OF
Which Or.pa .Rs
here. Great Britain. France, Italy. aud Ger
lives at this capital the title OF Ambasssdor.
aud / have responded by acerediting the
agents OF the United States in those coun-
tries with the same title. A like elevation OF
mission Ia announced by Russia and when
made will be similarly met. This step fittingly
COMFORTS with the position the United States
hold in the family OF nations
During my former Administration took oc-
CASTOR to recommend q recast OF the laws re-
lating to the onsular service In order that il
might become a more efficient agency In the
promotion OF the Interests II was Intended 10
subserye. The duties and powers of Consuls
have been expanded with the growing re-
quirements OF our foreign trade. DisohaTging
important duties affecting our commerce and
American citizens abroad and in certain eoun-
tries exercising Judicial functions. these off,
GERS should Le men OF character intelligence
and ability.
Upon proof that the egislation OF Denmark
secures copyright to American citizens on
equal footing with its own. the privileges OF
our copyright laws have been extended by
proclamation to subjects Of that country.
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TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Tha SarratAry ~ tina Trassurv r,nor,s that
the TseeIuts OF tie GoSsTnmsnt tom III III
snurce- dl ring tina fsceI yaar ..n,I.l inna Ia
1884 amounted to Sol Z IA h6I ~ and ia a,
nrndituTss 10 SISt 3II 40 % fLar, wSs
Collected from customs S2o5 355 oIU "a sH5
from Internal rsVsnue SlHl Up7 t1y "a nnr
dutiabia mports Announced 10 SI1i SIa III
an Increase OF S51453 go7 oysT TIA rrscsiin1
wear and imuertnti,ns frss nj dutS smnHntsd
10 SiiI54I n a iscT.assfTotn ths Hplcaui1,,
YEAR ~ "a AZ III IntarH al rvn is
SS''' u 80 ~, ~ 800 leSSik'a