The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-04

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secure payment o. this unsettled claim have
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Ia my last annual message sdysrtad 20 the
e4sin. On the part 81 Turkey OF the right 20 sx-
pei a. yssrSoas uadeSirsDls and dangerous Ar
fasQlalIs natarsizsa IA the tilted states sad
RETURNING 70 Turkish jurisdiction. Aemsrous
quest Qtss ia this reiation have srisen- While
tals governments aeQaisacea IN the asseFtsa
rlgat 81 expulsion. Il would not consent that
Americans uay - Imprisoned or otherwise
pauis Rs1 Tor 40 other reason than having ae-
qaslred sith0gt npsTisl consent American elti-
Ksusaip. Three o. tne Esszi ants OF Miss Aoi-
ton. "a American teHcasr n Mosnt, have teen
noav sEes by tHe Ottoman courts, and am al
vissd teag appeal against tcs scguEttsl OF the
Remaining 8ys has been taken By the Turkish
A csnxeasioa has been coneiuaea with Ven
exfzess for the arbitration OF 8 long disputed
claim growing ont o. the seizure % certain yes
ss.s. the property o. eatizsas Of the United
/ state.
Although signed, the treaty OF extradition
with EeneEuela is not yet Ia f0rcs, owing 20 tbs
inslstsuce ~ thai government taat when sur
ren red rs eitizaas aasll IA 10 case - liable 10
capital punishment
Inc rue. Tor the prevention OF collision At
{ SEES. which we're framed hy the maritime confer
euee held IN this city IN ias9. having been con-
currently incorporated 10 tae statutes OF tue
/ United states aud Great Britain. have been an
nouRcaa 70 tAks effect March I. 1885, and invita-
toGs have been e1tendet 70 ali maritime nations
7 80 adhere "a taem Fssorabis responses have
| thas far been received from Austria, France,
l Portugal. Spain sud sweden
SAMOA SHOULD BE aIvEs TO GERMANY.
Ia my last annual message referred 10 the un-
satisfactory state OF affair. In samoa uader the
operation q the Berlin treaty ssgnaliy Illus
| traslDE TIE impoliey Of entanglias alliances
| with foreign powers aad on May 2. 1884 ay re-
| EEense 10 resolution Of the senate, cent
special message an8 documents 10 that body on
| tie same snbjeef which sna phasixed my pre-
/ yiousiY expressed opinlOnA Later occurrences,
/ The correspondence In regard To which viii be
ths governments which was devised by the three
poseEs and forced upon the samoans against
their inveterats hostility can be maintained
Only By tie continued prsssaes OF mil
itary forcO and tbs sacrifice OF lie
and treasure The suppression of the
MAtaaga instruction by the powers and
the subsequent punishment OF tho leader and
eleven other caieis. So rscited ia my last mes
sage, did not bring lssting peace to the Islands.
rebellion brsss oat Ia tbs capital Island. Upola,
heade1 In Ana, In the western district. by the
younger isnassse, and In A'ua, tina eastern
district By other leaders The Insurgents raw
aged tie country aud fought the government
troops up to the very doors OF Apis, when the
king again appealed to the powers for help, and
reduced the Atuans "a apparent subjecgion. not
however, without considerable loss To the
tiyss- few days iater Tsma@ess aud his ad-
heronts, fearing tae ships aad the marines, pro-
fessef submission. Reports received from our
agsnts ia Apia do not Justify belief
that the pcaFe thus brought about will
be Of long duration. Il Is tho conviction tina.
the natives are 40 heart hostile 20 the present
government; that such OF them as profess
thar II would speedily 20 t. pieces |, he gov.
eminent wsrAhips we're withdrawn In report
ing 20 his government on the unsatisfactory
situation since the suppression by foreign
armed forces. the German consul at Apls
stated
THAT peace will be LASTING is hardly to be
presumed The lesson given by the firing
Atua was not sufficiently sharp and ineisivs to
leeys lasting Impression OF the forgstful
samoan tempsramsat Ia fact conditions are
existiug which show that peace viii not last
and IL not seriously intended. MAlistoa, the
king, ard his cAiess are convinced thai the
departure OF tbs warships viii he q signal for
renewal % the war The circumstances that
the representatives Of the Villages Of all the
Districts which were opposed 70 tho govern
meut have already Withdrawn 20 Atua TO hold
meetiBgs. AMI that both Atua and Ana have for
hidden the inasbltaats of thsse districts which
feught on the side o. the government TO return
O. their lleFes, and have already partly burned
down tia latter, indicate that reconciliation
81 she parties Is stun iaf OF
Aud IN a note OF the loth uls. tnoloslng copy
q that report tor he information of this gov
eminent. the German &mbsssAaar said.
e. he contents OF the report waEenea in ths
AtAtfFtaA kofNfaNtSht hEpfe&oftslou khat Npder
existing cirrnIu stances the peace concluded
with gAa ressls viii afford no assurances OF the
lastins restoration Of their tranquility on sao
Islands"
Tae present govern u1eni hiss utterly failed 70
coErsaf II tnGsef IL has not agErs VatsG the very
evils it intended - prevent Il has not
STIMULATED our cunmerce with the isisais
oar participated "a is establishment srsinst
tha vlsaes 90 thc natives Was Ia plain defiance
Nt the cUnsoF VatiNa toseAiugk aad warnings II
TIE " IS sad patriotic msn who lsi1 the founaa-
uoas ~ our free institutions, aud I iavfts an
eEpfcsstoa 1t tee Judgment e congress on tas
p-epretY 90 S'uFs odiNg taken by sac gevcTu-
r1eHt looking - the Withdrawal from tfs en-.
easements vita TIE oh powers GA some reason
abe terms net preiudlelal 81 our exfatlng