Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-09

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MEXICO, Ii,
Our relations with Mexico continue to be OF n
That close and friendly nature which should
always characterize the intercourse OF two
neghboring republics.
The work Of relocating the monuments mark u
Ing the boundary between the two countries Il
from PasO Del Norle to the Pacific is nearly a
completed, The commission recently organ u
lzed under the conventions OF 1884 and 1872, 1t G
is expected, will speedily settle disputes grow
ing ont OF the shifting currents OF the Rio q
Grande river east OF FL Paso,
NICARAGUA
Nicaragua has recently passed through two : :
revolutions, the party at first successful hay /
in@ In turn been displaced by another Our
newly appointed minister, by his timely good
offces, aided in peaceful adjustment OF the
controversy Involved IN the first conflict The
large American interests established IN that
country in connection with the Nicaragua
canal were not molested.
/ The canal company has unfortunately become
financially embarrassed, hui generous treat
ment has been extended toit by the government
/ Of Nicaragua, The United states are especially
4 interested IN the successful achievement OF the
/ vast undertaking this company has IN charge
| That II should be accomplished under DIS
! tinetively American auspices, and ITS enjoy
meni assured, not only to the vessels OF tAis
y country as u channel OF communication te-
tween our Atlantic and Pacific seahoards, but !
to the ships of the world in the interest OF
civilization, Is proposition which, in my
judgment, does not admit OF question
GUATEMALA.
Guatemala has also been visited by the po-
ltlCal vioissitudes which have afflicted her
Central American neighborS; but me ulssulu.
lion Of It's legislature and the proclamation OF |
dictatorship have been unattended with civil !
wars,
NORWAY,
An tStradIlion treaty with Norway mas re- /
Gently been exchanged and proclaimed
RUSSIA.
The extradition treaty with Russia. signed
in March 1887, and amended and conhrlned by
the senate IN February last was duly pro
claimed last June.
Led by desire to compose differences ana
contribute TO the restoration OF order III Samoa
which for some years previous hhu oech thy
scene OF conflicting foreign pretensions anu
native strife the United States departing
from It's policy Consecrated by century 0f OBJ
/ seryanc- entered four years ago into the treaty
+ Of Berlin thereby becoming Jointly ooano win
\ EHgland and Germany 10 eSlanilShah" ineln. ~ ,
1 tain Malietoa Laupepa as klngol samoa early
IN the life OF this triple prolectorate the naive
. dtSsenslous IL was designed to queil revived.
e Rivals denpd the authority OF the new king. re-
4 fusing to pay taxes and demanding the eleclioh
u OF ruler by native suffrage. Matbala an
d asprant to the throne. and large huinoer OF
y his native adherents, were In open reDellioh Ill
r one Of the islands. quite lately st tue request
1 OF the other powers, ana IN lulfulncht OIL Tvs
d unite in Il iont military movement oi sueh
l. dimensions as would proDaDlT secure lht
5. surrender Of the insurse9S wllnou, wlli
+. hlood>hcd The WarShtp Phlladeipnli
al was accordingly put Qhher or"ets ei 10,
e. samoa hut before she arrived the threatened
10 conflict was precpi,ated by King Malletoa
II. attack upon the insurgent camp. Matahta was
leI,aied and a number OF his men killed. Inc
British and German naval Nesscls preseh. su y :.
"A seouently received the surrender OF Mataaia
~ nnd his adherents The defeated chleI ana ten
:" of his principal supporters were deportcd 10
4. German island OF the Marshall group. wnsrt
n. they are held "a prisoners unuer the lolhI re-
iis sponslbiity and cost OF the three powers
nn SPAIN
Mt More than fifteen wears ago this government
o. nroferred A claim against Spain in behalf
ne nnc of our citizens for property seized ana con
n nscated in Cuba. IN 1885 the claim was ao)us,
to ed Spain agreeing to pay un0)ndttiohaiiS ns
us fair Indemnity. slbmOoJ isspouei,u', ~ ~
I'M earnest note was recently addressed TO lh
ts SPANISH government, insisting upon pronlp
by rilhIl1nept OF It's long'ne9ected ohnsaIlor
ed Other claims preferred by the unlteo o.nte ;"a
al against Spain in behalf of American eltl2en
IN for property connscnteu III N"o" nav wv
m pending for many years ,. ,,., ,,,,tl
OF The reproduced caravel Santa NlarIa' put
by Spain aud sent TO the tolulnplan eApo, ., =
mis- tiou has been presented ~ tho uhlteu ov'.s "
It's, in token of amity and In canlmemoratioh VI VI
ou nran, IL wos designed 10 celebrate lftcon
the nonI thnl in accepting this gift congre
,it make grateful recognition OF the sincere frIeh
'ri- ship which prompted 1t,
i, ~, ,.,,or,,n, matters have demanded attentit
ins in our relations with thu ottoman porte -
tne nring and partial destruction ny an ,o
noS nv restrained mob OF one OF lng as,ahish i'm
" buildings Of a, Ana'Gne the tHits Untsd States
Marsnyon, and the apparent indifference Oh !
the turkish government 10 ihe outrage, s,ia
all standng The completely OF some OIL ls5 ~
the called for earnest 'enohstrante, nn VIZ, nnri.
not t"ilowed by promises Of reparation ana Dunn u
hin a", Of me Offenders; indemnity for the INV
ion ~ the buildings has already been pn'u, peru
pom sion ia rebuild given rcglstratlon oi lne ,. Nv
was nroperty in the name OF the hiiiea ,oad
lese spacured and efficient protection guarhnteeo'
va H'fornatinn received of maltreatmehls
the ,orna by M ino9enSive American woman
test ,o,,aa in missionary work In Turkish hoor'
was tan was followed by such represei'a na
on t%a norte NJ resulted In the Issuance ol Viu
mat .ho H. tu' Shment of her asSailants, lhe
naval of a delinquent official, anu the auop.
az nf measures Tor the protection OF our @ sl'.1
sells engaged In Mission and olher '""'"' "0'
the THAI quarter
tate Il, Wow Of .he impaired financial resou,
liral ,one1'eia iu consequent upon the recent r'
gna. U,,,o,, tbpre a modified arrangement iui
cans satisfaction of the awards OF tne ihVo ,t
arms claims commits min progressive ihSlui.n, M ~
con has heen assented to, anu payments va
sup W., ttueau Venezuela and British Iu"i
as 1t p, - val soitled The restoration OF uipi"um' "a
forts ;,arconrse ;,o. between that repuphe ahu "
mend un;,o;n and reference OF the queStloh W
ile of nr,inI m arhitratuu would be q most Gr".'
lesig- puraenn,motion pur The ratification oV Nehe.
~ ,ba convention for the arOllfatloh VI y,
Ha iana w. deferred claim OF the Venezuelan VI
endii noriation company is awaited
es, in THE HAwAtIS ISLANDS
mon l,.o4 ut. hardly necessary for me TO state
!, js ,he question arising from our
,h | tiawSii have caused serious eiiipal luoon II
wiz WIZ ,, ,,r,nr 10 the installation oil ,he prese.
Opn mnlStfalIoi Wv Wv ,1ddnnjy oysrthroWn, q
hould waii had peoli ,ion md been negotiated
with treaty OF anno,,'isionai government of IA
con ,aSs and Inc United States and shpmill
T. ,a,,uo ,ana,s for ratification. This treaty !
drew for examination ana ulSpat.nivII
c eoh lanes A. Blount oil oeorsin W ~ ipnna i
cerely 'an.i.I commissioner 10 make an iihpaiit,
4 that spo.;,,ion of the circumstances atlenuih
] soon boni9e of government, aud OF aii Wv .
,inns hearing upon the subject Oh .me ,e,r, y,
After A thorough and eXhaus',,ye , A',nrt uA"t
ur nat MIR Blount submitted ~ ,,'1 ,ha constitui
their mo beyond all question lnht ,ho tnr,a a,
II Ger. lis ,'nent ov' of Hawaii had been suoVerte'
nj tinue s.pa actual aid OF our represenlatnu "
cnyernment aud through lne ii in,,,n,i ,,arai
Caused by the presence o. ~, ~ .as a., IN naed fo
: with OF the United States ,nnn, Mnn nf our mi,
brit OF purpose AT tuc ,,nainned IL seem
esS ;a,s ~ ~ ~ NY" the only honorable COURSE
award our governutn.. ., W. Lane NV those repr
,ehring wrong tnat h,r. hau n, az Tar ns practicah
Is not ing us ana 10 le,' ~ ,ima of our forci
operate status exlslluE a. w. ,a,r n, nrcomplishit
nplsh- tervention. WIZ M ",onstitutiopal limits
rowing result wlthih tnu ma ro 'ngni2inu all our
)scd in ecutive power, NV tIes growing out
es OF tions ana reSpona.Iii,,ons brought
the | change OF 'osui,'' IN, srference,
dllsted by our uulussn"t ot Honolulu ha
sched- present hntsui hni,,s ins;rnctions to
preupon ceived hpProp'i nformation OF the
li,er. eMu e1a,,,,snt of any definite results mas ne
the list ceived from niii when received the
existing expected, anu W cnngress. together
other information AZ hana .a ,n,iv detail
onac;ol executive message iuiiy uo. 49,
spe.Ii.uni, necessary TO a complete unoe
citizen, ne 10 No rase and presenting h'stor
position lne oi,,.rial vi W., events leading up 10 the
nprison. lnc .;n n,;o
ugs,,iins' INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.
Hsytian Nv a concurrent resolution PASSED
paid to sonate February H. iego; anu ~ Isrrii III 10
sailing representatives on the ou VA, Va 10 invi,
an have tne ~ time as ht occasions may arlt
measure ,iations with any governmen' . d;n,om
duct United States has may SnH nais derenoe
ntry has latjons, to the end that M. anS two sove
'"e putest nan not be adjusted ny ull
wn VIM NAV be referred TO arollfa.io'
On of the peaeeao'fi a International American COME
n touch lSgo the ,n,. Nv resolution, expires
her cap Washihkssa,' nll controversies
r In trah wie".,nrhlirs of America anu WY u.
, demand tho repupiih, NO settled by arhitra,
uras our Europu ssd M that the government
lructions, rev ,,onrcsented In that conleromc'
and de- nation lop, 20 this wish 10 oil friendly
II OF Ron ~ ssi.srah,e response has been rocol,
ana ~ AZ. Great Britain in the snHpe "a a ,as,
apos appors ond adopted by parllemcn. nrnose in v