Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-09

washington, Dec. 4.--president Clevc-
lands message, transmitted 10 congress
today. opened with a recommendation
10 congress OF "a careful examination of
the detailed statements ana the well
supported recommendations contained
in the reports of the heads of depart
ments While our foreign relations the
mast year have not at all times been
free from preplcXty no embarrassing
situations remain that win not yield
to the spirit of fairness and the love
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foreign policy
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The struggle between the established
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States minister in receiving into his
official residence two persons who had
lust failed in an attempt at revolution
GERS of it's Navy calls for attentive
but impartial observance on our part
Therefore it Is deemed necessary TO
disavow the Unauthorized action of the
late naval commander in salutng the
rovolted Brazilian admiral.
The question of the so-called legation
asylum presented anew IN Chill by the
unauthorized action of the late United
tcution, says the president Under no
circumstances can representatives of
this government be permitted to inter
rupt the administration of criminal
Justice in countries to which they are
accredited,
The president recommended that
treaties for reciprocal eNtradition
should be concluded with all those
countries with which the United States
has not already made such arrange
mcnts.
Negotiations are in progress with
Great Britain with view to such
concurrent action as win make the
award and regulations agreed upon by
the Behring sea tribunal of arbitra-
ton practically effective.
The government of Honduras prompt
ly disayowed firing upon au Amcri-
can mail steamer at Amahala and eN-
pressed sincere regret for the occur
renee.
The Nicaragua Canal company has
unfortunately become embarrassed fl
financially, but generous treatment has
been extended to it by the government
OF Nicaragua That that undertaking
should be accomplished under distinct
~ American auspices admits Of no
question: declares Mr.. Cleveland.
HAWAI-.
The trouble in the Samoan islands
and the events leading up to it sig
nally Illustrate the impolicy of en-
tangling alliances with foreign pow
rrs. just prior TO the installation of
the present administration the existing
government OF Hawaii was suddenly
overthrow ana treaty of ameXa-
ion negotiated between the provision
al government of the islands and the
United States and submitted to the
senate for ratification. The treaty was
subsequently withdrawn for eXamina-
uon and Hon James Ill, Blount Of
''Nol slit VAS itNlitAtNliOA ~ AANA'NAN''A
as a special commissioner to make inn
partial investigation After a thorough
examination Mr.. Blount submitted n
report showing beyond all question
that the constitutional government had
been subvertod with the active aid Of
our representative to that government
ynd through the intimidation caused
By the presence OF an armed naval
force Of the United States which landed
for the purpose at the instance Of our
minister. Upon the facts developed il
seemed that the only honorable COURSE
for our government to pursue was to
undo the wrong done by those repre-
sen ting us and restore as far rs prac-
i'"dhle the status existing at the tine
our forciblc Intervention. With the
view of accomplishing the result within
The constitutional limits Of that CXecu-
tive power our present minister AZ
Honolulu received appropriate instruc-
uonS 70 that end. Thus far no infor-
nation OF the accomplishment Of any
definite result has been received from
alm, When additional adviceS are re
reiyed they win be promptly sent 10
congress, together with all other III
lo'mation at hand, accompanied by Il
special executive message fully defn-