The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-07

French government its earnest concern lest
territorial lmpa airmeut in Liberia should take
place without hor unconstrainol consent
urSIuO.
Dut t5ahHus S'lh Mrsic1 cnntinun 10 bo oi
that close and friendly natutt Sli'ch ahnrl1
always characterize tho intercourse OF two
neighbornI republics.
The work O' relocating tho monuments mark
ing tho boundary between the two countries
iE0m pHsg Del NurtC to the Pacific Is nearly
tiSnplct"d. The commission recently organ.
i";d ui'hcs ne cru u-cntio"S II iSsi sud 1899, u
Is cxln,tCl. " II speedily settle disputca &!
Ing ont OF the shifting currents of the Rio
Grandc river pgst OF III PasO
TICARAGuA.
Nicaragua has recently passed through two
revolutions, tho party at first succc 'stul hay
ing In turn been displaced by another, Our
newly appointed minister. by his timely good
oniecs, aided in a pea:oiul adjustment OF tho
controversy involved In the first conflict Tho
barge American interests established In that
"tuntfv W connection with the Nicaragua
/ canal were not mOlesIod. ..,
The canal company has unfortunately uotNt''r
financially embarrassed. hut generous treat
mnnt has been extended tnit 10y the government
Of Nicaragua, The Unit Il States are cSpc tally
! Interested in tho successful achievement Of the
1 vast under rtalting this company has In charge
/ yhat u should be accomplished under dis
/ tinutVrly hncricIn auspices. and its enjoy
mcnt assured not only to iuu vcsssip of tnts
/ country as u chanlci OF communication le.
tween our Atlantic unl Pacific scunoaris, ut
tq the ships OF the world In tn interest Of
| civilization, Is a proposition which, ia my
Judgment, does not admit c.'qucstton.
hUATEMAtA.
J Gua cmaa has also hCCn visited H.. tho po.
I litical vcsSitulc' whi h huv' afflicted her
/ C'utral American ncighh horS: but the disSoli.
[ tion Of lis legislature and the proclamation Of
! u dl'ta' orship have been unattended with civil
! wars
NORWAY
An cxtra1ltion treaty with Norway has re.
! ctntly been ex"lllnscd nrl proclaimed
russia
4 The Cxirldition treaty with Russia. signed
In March ls~f. anl amended and confirmed by
Zee = fnAr3llpv
! claimed last June.
/ led by a desire to runpoac differences and
contribute to the restoration vi ordct In S.inlDa
| which for sonc. years previous hat bthn tho
scene OF conflicting foreign pre,cnsiDns hnd
native strife. The United States. departing
/ from its poll Icy, gonsrcrHtcl by century Of oh
/ servHucc, entered four years ago lat tn treaty
Of - rlin. thereby becoming jointly holnh with
/ u iEanl and Germany to cNtal lishhnd main
/ tain Ml!"tOa l.luprpIaS king of Samoa Early
In the lfr OF this triple prDtnctOrlt" the native
diSsaus!Ou> II was designed to qucll rrviVrd
. Rivals Ncird tn authority of tdn new king. re-.
. fHeing tn pay taxes and demanding IN? election
I of Il ruler Y native suffrage MHtlafa, an
a-prhut 10 tn throne and II large nulnhcr OF
his native a.!horCnts, were IN open ro5C!liol in
nnr Of the Islands. Quitn lately, nj the request
NJ tn other powers, and in fuhl!lncnt of its
. treaty obligations, this government agreed to
! unite IN . inirt military movement of such
/ 1itr"u"'ous - wd'll rtrharl- a"cnr" the
/ surrender OF TIC r,reonts without
hioodshod. Tho warshtp Phil5dclphia
Samoa. but nrtor" she arrived tho threatened
/ contiiCt was prccipttut"l 10y King Malictuas
attack upon tue in,lrscnt camp. Mntnafa was
Defeated aHd Il nInbcr OF his men kilIci. The
British aud German naval vessels present SUB
. scqGCntly received the surrender OF Mataafa
( aud his adhcrc'tS. The defeated chief and ten
. Of his principal supporter, were doportrl 10 Il
uarnHtn island Of In, Marshall group whore
they ar held rs prisoners uudrr the joint re
suunSi ility Hui cost VI tho three poWgfs.
ep,tv
NTnrp than nfipru 4; .;Irs uro This Government.
. .i"lr w." % e., - G,1 ~ ~ otnTi ~
prrittr ~" ,ln.h nS"lnSt npn!n III ,ona'd @ ' oI
~ - III ~ 80" ' ~ II! ~ ~ ,, M % li.
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PI', PH'rm ~, IN ~ ny Jtp, IrTInn
oII"r rIlims rrnfarrcI hv tha rnitrd states
/ ninst SnIin In LrhnIf Of Amtyirun citiZnns
| for urnucrlv conf seated in Cuba have been
/ u,r. .liur for many yclr.
. The rrproduccl curlvcl Santa Maria built
I lv .Spniu and GENT TO tn. Columbian cxposi.
I ton hns been prcS ,ntcd to the Cnit,l StItrs
in inGcn Of am ty and in cCmncmOration OF the
I event II W,a dr4I,url To CnInhrat, ! recon.
mend that In arccpting this gift, congress
make grai rful rcro ,,itun OF the sincere friend
ship which promptnt IT,
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lmpor'ant mattrs nave u'innnnou a,toh,tgt
~ our Foiaii'na "itn 'Io r,.in" i,u'pn @ ~
rnsirnIu"J man OF unn of ih1 srhnu
buildings OF Anatoiia collctc established
AlarSOvan, ana th' apparent indiH r"uCe'oi tn
Turkish government TO the Outrage" notwlh'
landing the CON nliciiy OF slmr "f IT, 9hitiais,
followed hy promises OF rrplrattpn ana punish
rl"itt OF the Offenders indemnity Tor the injury
sion tl rebuild given, re istration OF the school
property In the name OF tht American owners
secure AM cti lent rrot"stion guaranteed.
Information r. 'civti OF ma.tr"atm"ntS SUI
ferct ~ an inHh'ASlF' American woman en-
gagged Ia missionary work in Turkish koordis'
tan was followed 10y such representations to
the pOrtl as result ii in the Issuance or orders
/ t2r the pNni ShmrIt or h'r HSoallAhtS. IN" r"
mOvIl Of II delinquent OH !1l, and thc adopiIou
OF measures inr the protection of our citizens
. engaged IN mission and other lawful work IN
that quarter.
VENEZUELA,
of Vcnrzucl, consequent upon the recent revO
luton there. n modified Arrangement for The
Satisfaction OF til" awards OF the lat rcvisor,
I claims culnni Ssion In progressive installmrntS
has nrrn asa ,utrI To- AMI payIn ,nts are being
. / regularly made thrrcryIcr The boundary dis
putn Ictw"cl Vrnozle,a ana British Ciuinnn /,
unt y,t .;attir.l- The restoration Of dinlOnati,
intercourse between mat republic ana Grca
ljritaiu auI reference OF tho question to i'm
partial ar tratiou, wonl be . most gratifying
cousummatlon Tho rltii3at!on hy Venezuela
of The convention for tho arDltrIlIon OF thc
. long deferred ,laim OF the Vcne2uclan trans
, nortntIon convMuV is nwuiicl
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TIE hA""''N iSLNHp"
! 1t IS hardly necessary FOR me- to state that
4
. Hawaii have Caus ID serious embarrassment
, Just prior to the ipstall tol OF III present ad
/ mmistru' lon tlt existing government OF Ha
, wait had lccu suddenly ovCrthrown, and
: tr ATTY OF annexation had been negotiated he
tween the prOyiS olll government of the is
| lands aad the uuit@d StIteS ana submitted u
! the senate for ratification. This treaty with
!. drew Tor examination ana ulspatthcu liOa
J James A. hnuht ol honrsia, 10 honuiu!u ~
I speclhl colnmissioher 10 MAKE hn lmparthl IN
NeNtlfiluh ui Tue circumstance httonulhs IN
chHHsc OF government anu OF ~ me conui
lions lthrlhs upon 'hn sul!Hvl OF tht treaty
+ Attcr thnrouHh hhd eNhaustiEe examination
r Mr. Blouht 81 mite 10 inr ms report' sho"
r lhS brSuhA an puostlni 'nat ihe co'latItuiloni
c government OF hawaii l"u lFch aunftrtcu VII
the actual alu ot oIr representatives 10 ina
government Ahu lhroJ!h inc ihtlmiHHtlo
ii caused thc ltr enc 9i "a nrlheI ha'ai lnrt ore
# OF inc United Sta'c5 "hIeh was landed lor INA
" purpose at the instance OF our minister
n Upon thc IattS urFelop'u IL seemed l
Al IN" tho only hohoraulc course 10
+" our government 10 pursue was % unio III
Al wrong that hau ncch don1 hS thhsr Tcprrstn
,n ing u.s. and to restore nS lar as praclcaRle ~
a, status existing ~ thc time OF our iorclhle u
10 tcrventlon. win view OF accomplishing IN
In result WITHIN the constitutional limits OF e.
pcntlVe power, ana re- .ORnlZlnk all our ODllp