Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-12-06
ITS TO CONGRESS-.
CLEVELAND PREsENTs
FlpLs AsNUAL MEssAGE.

-. of his various CaDinet
Repo. reviewed and RECON-
<fs. Are Made-A New Sys-
= national Currency IL fro-
1.-The Tariff.
u.,, Dec. 3.-Foiiowins Is the
ats asr.ss OF tine United States:
be Consase within the nations legis-
ssss ~ those charged with the duty
baI.b for the beneit az a generous
wy nrss,Ie, impressiyeiy suggests a
" appliaation and :nexoraple RESPONSE
y wei in their task. Al the lnres-
nsaeh labor now to be undertaken
sanrrcss Of the United states a
fl,seharge Of an executive iul! ehJoIn-
Gss Constitution, l submit this
tps containing q brief state
poleahs cYndition OF III national af-
., ranmmcnding such legislation as
w ~ necessary and expedient:
,prv OF our recent dealings with
Esi~ons and our peaceful relations
SauV al this time additionally demon
~ N of consistently ad-
firm but just foreign policy,
y anyious or ambitious national
nVS and characterized by entire hon
! s tbe past year, pursuant to a law
80 commissioners were appoint
,Ss Antwerp Industrial exposition.
The anticipation OF American ex-
sel far short Of completely Illus
I onr national ingenuity and indus
e.sIeyements, yet IL was quite cred
n view of the brief time allowed for
aton. - -.
N government the needlessness and
81 6armfulness Of Its restrictions
HE Importation OF certain OF u 1000
W. and have strongly urged that the
.nnerylsion and inspection under our
are amply sufficient to prevent the
ks.iep from this country Of diseased
and unwholesome meat.
Peace In Brasil.
,orm,uation of the civil war in Bra
4 heep followed by the general preya-
N peace and order. 1t appearing at
nv stage Of the instruction thai Its
\ would call for unusual watchfulness
Ee part of this government our naval
1 i. ftha harhor Of Rio de Iane!-o vas
Igthened. This precaution l am salts
Esnded 10 restrict the Issue to a simple
An strength between the Brazilian gov
Isot and the insurgents and To avert
[%seations which at times seemed immi-
gur firm attitude of neutrality was
[ained TO the end. The insurgents re-
\ no encouragement OF eventual asy-
our commanders and such OppO-
\ as they encountered was for the pro-
IN az our commerce and was fully JUS
by public law.
4 commission organized under the con-
In which we had entered Into with
4 for the settlement OF the outstanding
4 Of each government against the 9TH
Eiudged at the end of the period stipu-
fOr its continuance, leaving underter-
l a number Of American cases which
been duly presented. These claims are
nrred and Negotiations are in progress
heir submission to a tribunal.
The Eastern War.
nth Of March last the new treaty
China In further regulation was signed
fsshington and on Aug. Ii 1t received
anction Of the senate. Ratification on
of China and formal exchange
waited to give effect to this beneficial
ntion.
ratifying recognition Of the uniform
tiality Of this country towards all
70 states was manifested by the com
incident 10 requests OF the Chinese ana
lese governments that the agents OF
United States should within proper
afford protection to the subjects or
during the suspension of diplomatic
ons due TO a state Of war. This del
office was accepted, and a misappre-
Dn which gave rise to the belief that
OrIing this kindly unofficial protection
gents would exercise the same au-
y which the withdrawn agents of the
had exercised, was promptly
ted. Although the war between China
Japan endangers no policy OF the
4 States, il deserves our gravest con-
by reason OF It's disturbance OF
commercial interests in the
and the increased dangers
may result in our citizens domiciled or
in the interior Of China.
Offer to Mediate.
ng under a stipulation In our treaty
(the first concluded with a West
over. / felt constrained at the begin
II the controversy to tender W good
to induce an amlcable arrangement
!, Initial difficulty growing out OF the
csc demands for administrative re-
In Corea; but the unhappy precipita-
Of actual hostilities defeated this
purpose. Deploring the destructive
the two NEST powerful OF the
IN nations, and anxious that our COM
interests In those countries may be
we'd, and that the safety of Wi citi-
here shall not be jeopardlzed, | would
state to heed any intimation that our
ly aid for the honorable termination
would be acceptable to both
rents.
invention has been finally concluded
o GAfflapaanf h- u.ht4 rtsAa 80 tho nra.
dispute with Ecuador, growing out
proceedings against Emile Santos, q
citizen Of the United States.
Prohibition of Cattle.
az on the reported discovery Of Texas
In cargoes OF American cattle, the
N prohibition against importations
e stock and fresh meats from this
y has been revived. i. Is hoped that
ny will soon become convinced that
condition is as needless as IL IL
to mutual interests. The German
ment has protested against that pro-
or the customs tariff act which i'm
= discriminating duty OF One-tenth OF
q pound on sugars coming from
yes paying an export bounty thereon,
lg that the exaction Of such duty
tiavention of articles five and nine
treaty OF 1928 with Prussia. In
erests OF the commerce Of both coun-
and TO avoid even the accusation
~ Violation, / recommend the repeal
hueh OF the statute that imposes that
.hd l invite attention to the accom-
I report OF the secretary OF state
ing 9 discussion OF the questions
oy the German protests.
Beri-S Sea Agreement.
In the present year an agreement
ached with Great Britain concerning
tlons to be given to the naval CON-
! OF the two governments In Ber-
! and the contiguous North Pacific
Tor their guidance in the execution
award Of the Paris tribunal Of arbi-
and the enforcement Of the regula-
herein prescribed, for the protection
NE In the waters mentioned. An
has also been reached for
'iasht by the United States Of $425,-
iull satisfaction OF all claims which
made by Great Britain for damages
: ont OF the controversy as TO fur
u Bering or the seizure Of British
engaged In taking seals in these
The awards and findings Of the
tribunal to a great extent deter
me facts and principles upon which
,ialms should be adjusted and they
submitted by both governments
Iough examination upon the princi-
y Walt M H. a.. "