Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-12-06
The MESSAGE.

ETtSttlthl NithCidnti = llSSSdSC W hC
second session ri the F~ifty-third con-
rrcS> was submitted to both ouSes. 1t
S.as follows:
To THE G~OEGRESs OF ii UNITED STATES
The as~rMhi2Er within the nation = legislative /
halls OF lho,a charged with the tHtH vi making
avs for The benefit Of u eturrute and free peo- !
pie imprc~Sjytly suggests the rXacttu& Ubliga-
and intN"crahle responsibility Involved IN
heir task. !
Al the thrc~hhold of such labor NOW to he IN
ierIastu ny tHc congress oi the United states
and in the discharge of an executive duty en-
Joined by the constitution. / submit this COM
muuicatiun. containing q brief statement Of the
ri our rational affairs ana recon-
neudtug ~uril Legislation as seems 10 me neces-
sary and 'Nptiscft,
foreign Affairs
Tie history OF alr recent dealing, with other
nations und-uur peaceful! relations with them
al this time additionally demonstrate the adj
vantage of consistently adhcrinE TO Il Hrin but
just foreign pot,rH. free from rltNioH~ Ut am
bttioji- national schemes aab characterized by
entire honesty and sincerity.
Pf,CE AND ORDER IN ERAXII-
The termination of the civil war iii hraZl!
been followed by thu general prevalence Of
peace and order. Il appearing at an early
STAG q! the RESURRECTION that Its course would
Inr 1iail>ual "aJrhtuil">N uIs the part
OF tht> government. OR naval force
in Iuf st;irnci 0! Efo ur .IaIlrIru
wa~ Strengthened This prcraptlon- l am
satisfied tended /" restrict the leslie TO II sim
lac ~ -, +, ,r,' any. ~, - ,tar an
ulcptio.~ W!r.l ~ times seemed imminent.
Our firm aItfiE,.r a. neutrality was maintained
1" Tho "tis- (Gr IaNIEEfhL> received II" en-
courl..tu,- Oh. ,~,..ttIil asylum from rur ON
lad ~.l,i, opposition a, they encoun-
tered WI itT Tia" protection Of our commerce,
va r,rlrly ut~lin.! Tx public law. \ Sc
ri,tt~ tension NJ citations lrllia2 arisen at the
Close at tl,- wur nrJwccl BraLil auj Portugal
rra~o.t TT I!,,. t",,,tpe oi he ii-ur4cut Ntimirai
DE Lau:t and Dts followers. the friendly Offices
uf og- ~ nr''-r'l.l.'v" - these countries We're
eSeltt,t .," TO-, nrntctsIur oj the subjects of
e%ittr-r '..'".u 'l- Territory of the other.
EHhlII. ANp urR rNRIgf.
.Nlff,u.i .R, government of Brazil vas duly
not II. ed Thar ,nr commercial arrangement ex-
i,r:,. hr,r,r4n Tho truIl,tl states ANA that
com, Ia. ..,.rj ur re thru section Of the tariff
ne, If r.st v.,~ nrl1a,r!o on Nlt.u>, -. 1894, by
thr ,.aIag crr.' VI ,ur i,riH I,W Ia force, that
pn, .rr,r..,s ,uf,-,. tufptlt r~,,ti-ipl tS Of IL in
iruti.H, tntrr.au-air -url arrangement on the
rlc~l day ut jJu.2ft. lr.2- IN IN" exercise Of the
right reserved jr tue I.rvrracut ~letH"cn the
tTu CorutE!V-. : ,a'Ht" attention to Ia" GORE
spon,encc brtur-a the secretary OF state and
the BrikjJ'Hu u.It '~r uH this -;hlcct-
mn Nr. HgNE-E TRrArY.
h, IN, I'm .t.- of >t,r,, f,.r q rryv TREATY
- r No. r,.,,.,'t "a, ,r 80,
r. !, r...,i,. - I'm, ~.nrti..l I'm, ri Tho spiraIe
D. >, - ~. 49,, - NH. s.t f,st,t.i
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''"Ni'' ~ W.
HEtd,.'\'A- ''''~u.,-' ~ W ~ "I.i"t ~ m
state N.N hiihtl' Nt''i ~ l't' t"'h'idtht re-
quest -; Ll. ttAc't az" J"itthcNF govern
hitDt~ itldi thS ts'ni~ 81 Iit. t h.tro Niates
Il" inc NtHt'fH ~ tue 'l't't "i.i-- tLe >d4peh-
sion ~ "tp',in.'t." E'I- ''"'~ "if i"h state or
war. This delicate 't'H''' va accepted, ana IA
mIstppf"lrt>l"'i Nip'!' &dhr t~c 70 lh': be-
ltel thAi Ill ititoFt.''@ Gus tiu"LN Hhoilitl'i pro-
tcrIi"t "i. i'@'t'.H "'.'tI f&'F'tN' tii' sam
AUTHORITY "HtvH ne NHhu'aHh d2ehl> Oh the
beiitseieh'N ltn eN'iti>''' VT" promptly cor
rected-
The tHISi-IArAN GAR.
Although the war between t:ttIa ana Japan
endan@er~ II" poilrA 81 i!f tinted states 1t
deserves our EraNtNt consideration by reason
OF its disturbance "l "H' @fo"inE commercial
interests in the t"0 countries AID the in
creased u,tiEerN Wtirh n,ay result 10 our cltl<
ZGHS u'h'l'''" III N"J""I"-hE 'IS 4HtefI"f OF
NM -
49, ~ !" r'. r',I,rnh ~ on sIests
~ w 81, - : 'out ~, ~ nts.etL
pow ! lCit 'U'.,tf1li'fl ~ me eSLialas OF
snI -, W 80" n ~
~ Sfctlrr grNvyi1r - - thc I1nana"a
+anN.+t - All, - 81 - -
~. tba - = y ~ ~ r-acj,ii =, io,, - ant9,I boot!I;
,,as ,eTeaIrei his ki5tiJc unrptS.s neniorino
the dcStrrctIrc v,r befv,a, Tho 80 MOS
nnTrsrtuI ~ ne eastern nations and t,yioitS
Thai our contnerciai interests in those ran9-
,riaS M hr n-aSertaii sr,y ,h.t The Safo,r 81
! our citizrn> there Shall not be leopardfzcd. i
/ Womb mt hesitate tn heed anv 1tination thot
~ ~ t-;an,,Ir 90 1910 $500 ny hin ~ ,n "
oII dIieItts dL mi . ne ns n"no1aplG trh. III. 10
| inignrentS @ "''H' f
.a,MJrprJx Z ~ ksTy rJv ..pp. ~
~
ActihI upon tne ftpofteu discovery OF texas
IeFeF ia SaTSoes OF american cattle the Ger
niatI pIpnlDltIpn AGAINST LHAp4rtdtlohS OF i've
stoch anu itesh meats from TINS country ma
peel teNlteu. ~ hopeu tnaI Germany VII
sooh ue'ollit c'ii. tliceu thAte ne ihh.oilloi IS Is
nt de IL u itdiLlIut 10 niutu"i interests
iut Htlhi|u soteLhIneht mas protested aSdllsI
ihdl pro- iNtoh u Tue customs tdtll act WHICH
IMPOSES a discriminating uutS OF oEe-tehti o.
one cent poui' on sugars Sohiihg from cohh'
~ P"Si ~ ~ eAPott ~ theFeoh
tlaiullis tHat tne eAdGtl9h OF NuGl uuts
: =. Soh,tt"t ~, ~ u aItLSte? 1--WE anu Lihe o
ane tlsaiH VI 10 viii lus>td. IN tie ihtet'
ents y tlt tpillAlei.e " JOIN countries anu u
aSolu even tlJ acCuSdtion VI treaty VOCATION
lecoLilintliu ne Itpeato u 80 IlucI u tiie Stat
!, dtlponrs .tH uutg, ~ l = atteilttoL
W inc aStoih tAhS LuE iePotto VI tde SECRETARY %
state containing d discussion oi tue questions
RAISED DE the herihah protests.
THE BEHRlNG SEA AGREEMENT.