Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-04
ORR FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Review of Annirs with Other
Countries.

h,siew of Annirs with Other
Countries.
y history of our recent dealings
\ o.Aer nations and our peaceful re-
h With them at this time addl-
In demonstrates the advantage of
|s,srately adhering to II firm but
Ia foreign policy. free from envious
ambitious national schemes, and
Inaerlzed by entire honesty and
|s1iy.
licigium.
sriug the past year, pursuant 10
|Qcongress, commissioners were ap-
Ii.d 10 the Antwerp industrial eN-
lash. Though the participation OF
|skan exhibitors fell far shori OF
s,letely Illustrating our national
knulty and Industrial achievements.
tsas quite creditnble in view OF the
! h tine allowed for preparation.
have endeavored to impress upon the
Irin government the needlessness
/ pdtke painfulness OF its restrlc-
4 upon Importation Of certain OF our
! wJtucts. and have strongly urged
4, he rigid supervision and inspec-
under our laws are amply sufli-
t. prevent the expectation from
Nsauy OF diseased cattle and I'M
assome meat.
Brnzii.
Il isrInlnalion OF the civil war in
vi has been followed by the gen
Fsftience of peace and order, 1t
Asifs at an early stage Of the In
|'sshS that Its course would call
rnfnai watchfulness on the part
n goyernment, our naval force
b hrbor OF Rio de Janeiro was
vzN<ned. This precautiOn. am
"a ENDED TO II rict the issue
kutA trial OF strength between
R1rllan government and the In
reals and TO avert compilations
ast tines seemed imminent. our
altitude OF neutrality was main
4 u the end. The insurgents re-
n no encouragement OF eventual
In from our commanders, and
oppositlon as they encountered
Tor the protection Of our com
Y and was early justified by pub
" A serious tension having arisen
Y close OF the war between Brazil
FWtlgal by reason OF the escapi
y insurscnt admiral. DeGama, ant
plswers. the friendly Offices of oul
'shhiatiyes 10 those countries wet'
7N for the protection OF the sub
q either within the territory o
ether.
Asough ihe government of Brazi
MlY Notified that the trade rela
Existing between the Unite,
= and that country. based on tn
section Of the tariff act OF 1896
aefosated on August rs. 1894, b,
llzing effect Of the tariff law nov
Wy mat government subsequent,
~ VS. Of its intention to terminal
arrangement on the LIST day O
~, 1885, in the exercise of tn
y tsseryed in the agreement be
~ ne two countries, 1 invited al
~ p The correspondence betwee
@elary of state and the Brasilla
-A'sf on this subject.
ChiIi.
y @mmisslon organized under III
'5uon which we had entered int
WI Tor the settlement of tn
-Aung claims of each govern
salhst the other, adjourned .
~ q The period stipulated for II
-sance' leaving undetermined
~ " American cases which ha
WY Presented. These claim
1sl barred, and negotiations al
y Progress for their submlsslo
as" Tribunal.
CHINA.
ne llth OF March last. a ne
VITA China in further regull
" emigration was signed
'as'pn, and on August 18th
.le sanction OF the senat
~, ~ on the part of china al
exchange are awaited to gi'
enis mutually beneficial co
anying recognition Of the VI
.yaiuality Of this country
IN ~ foreign states was mar
~ me co-incidcnt request
~nese and Japanese COVER
4 mat The government OF 4
N. states should within prop
~ e'.ete plVtectinh 70 the su
: AZ ,hs other during the suspe
=, s'piomatic relations due to
so,ss var. This delicate Office W
a, anu misrepresentation. VIII
!. ~ ~ Tie belief that In accoi
Andly unofficial protectit
s.ass would exercise the sal
n.y. which the withdra,
M me belllserents had ex
IN ~ promptly corrected. !
,an 49, ~ war between China a
llsa e,a.ngefs no policy OF
fdlts.i.ss' II deserves our gray
Z tlfs ~ n py reason ,1f It's dist
I'D 4, growing commercial
& n ln.a,t me two countries, and
~ ~ oangers which may res
T. q n su1sns domiciied or sojou
~ s,, INTERIOR OF China. Act
Pa ll,. puiatlon In our treaty W
Il p,es INST concluded with a We
III f.tslns ! teil constrained at
F. fucs ~, the controversy TO ten
= zisslns..-,..se % induce an amica
I. "a s,1ar ~, u the. existing dinicu
stn,,al q the japanese DENIAL
~ 'rNratiye reforms IN cor
Ac,,t,s.sa piy Precipitation Of
sspit n s,5s defeated this kin
= htqe's''ofing the destruci
o. R,s,H he two most power
Z, 81 . rs.'fn nations. and anxl
-'i,i.. ,,.aninlefelal interests in tn
nay ee preserved ANA i