Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-04

- The Congress Of the United States
the constitutional duty which re-
onI,,s the President from time to tlmr
"a give to tho Congress information OF
hs state Of the Union and recommend
n tbe,r confederation such matters as
Ma shall Judge necessary AMI htIing'
/. catered upon by commenting TO tue
C,,gfe,, 4 careful recommendation OF
The detailed statements and well'hup
r,,ted recommendation contained IN
The reports OF the departments which
arc chiefly charged with the executive
work Of the government. In an effort
teabhdge this communications nue.
a. il consistent with It, purpose | shall
,npplsment brief reference to the
contents Of the departmental reports by
the mention Of such executive buHi-
meas aud Incidents On are not embraced
therein, and by such recommends
tons a. appear to DO at this particular
time appropriate.
TOREIds RELATIONS.
While our foreign relations have not
uall times during the past year been
entirely free from perploxlng and em'
barnssiug situations, there remain
none thaI will not yield TO the spirit OF
fairness aud love OF justice which,
iolued with consistent nrmnese,
eha1c,efiEc a truly American foreign
policy.
Ny predecessor, having accepted the
oflcs Of arbitrator Of the long standing
Missions boundary dispute, rendered to
the President by the Argentine ropub-
Nc and Brazil, II has been my agree
AblB duty 10 receive the special onvoyh
commissioned by these states 10 lay
before mo evidence and arguments In
behalf Of their respective governments
The outbreak Of domestic hostilitics Ia
tue republic OF Brazil found tho United
States alert TO watch the interests OF
cur citizens ~ that country, with
which we carry on important COM
msfce' several vessels OF our no"
navy are now, ami for some time have
boen, stationed at Rio do JAnelro.
Tue struggle being between the estao-
Ishou HoNe'hinen'' ""'0u oo"'''''
the machinery Of tho administration
and with which We maintain irienel y
relations. and c.rtAin .flleets Of the
navy .mplovipv the ye,sels of their
eommandin an attack upon the nation.
Al o,nltaI and chief s,.port and lack
ipga a does the eIements of divided
Administration. 1 have failed 10 sec
tina. the in,ury,nta can reasonably
claim teeogn,tlon ma bolliesronts.
Thus th, nnsltion M our government
has been thstof AN atlentIy. but i'm.
Martial observer NJ In, unfortunate con.
alet Empbasiz,ng our fixed policy OF
$500, r..,.-i,s, a. sn,h oon,t.
'upA''l"i heu''si''S !" 'u'" .oN
uoh OF afiairs as now exists, 1
deemed II necessary 10 diAayOw, In a
manner n,t IN ma misundsrstood, the
-. -. ,a,at
usAu'hoii@eu ao'ioh VI ou' iA'o LAVA
COMMANDER in those waters In shutting
tho rsvolted Brazilian admiral, being
itdisnossd IN count.nance nm net cal.
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'u'AVeu 70 give gta'ui'ouS 'Au0''o" "
Tue local insuTTection.
cur,,
The convention between our govern
mSut and Chill. having for ils object
tb.,.,,i...,,, 80 .,,n.tr,ert n, an,
"',N -,
u'uiAhuS OF tue TWO oouh''lsS HsAih''
each other, has been made eiieoiivs by
iha organization of the claims com.
missIon n,o,Id.d tor The two gov.
f'V'is'N '0'
erhmehtH failing 10 agree upon 'he
third member Of tho ccmmiasloni
the good oflIces of the proaldent OF the