The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
MESSAGE
eVeland
addresses.
Ie Shattered Forces
at Washington.
N E w BANKING
SCHEME.
re Bonds May Be Issued.

| SCHEME
Ire Bonds May Be Issued.
,py readers of the TEEEsRAM will
bxious to know what Mr. Cleveland
10 say to Congress on Lash Monday.
a very lengthy epistle but 'heing in
reliability Growers last say, We give
full;
THE MESSAGE,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.
IA Congress- OF the United States:
assemblage within the nations iegisla-
halls OF those charged with the duty of
h. laws for the benefit OF q generous and
heop.e impressiyely suggests the exact
|bllgatlon and memorable responsibility
he'd In their task. At the threshold OF such
now 70 be undertaken by the congress OF
United States and In the discharge of an
htiye duty enjolued by the constitution
hit this communication, containing
statement OF the condition OF our ma
affairs, and recommending such legtsla-
5 seems tome necessary and expedient,
4 history OF our recent dealings with other
hs. and our peaceful relations with them
5 time. additionally demonstrate the adj
10 OF consistently adhering 70 q tirm but
prelgn policy, free from enyious or am
S national schemes and characterized by
honesty and sincerity.
4 ng the past year. pursuant to law of
ess commissioners were appointed TO the
erp Industrial exposition. Though the
lpatlon OF American exhibitors fell far
: Of completely illustrating our national
bity and Industrial achievements, vet IL
bite ereditable in view Of the brief time
"a for preparation.
he endeayoredto impress upon the Bel
pyernment the needlessness and positive
hlness Of itsrestnetions upon the inn
ion OF certainof our food products and
trOngly urged that the rigid supervision
pection under our laws are amply sum-
70 prevent the expectation from this
b Of diseased cattle and unwhQlesome
,a.z,.,...a. L...e-41~-.
ermination o. the cfyii war in Brazil h "a
followed by the general prevalence Of
order 1t appearing OF an early stage
insurrection that It's course would
unusual watchfnlness ON the
cf this government, our naval
in the harbor OF Rio de Janeiro
trengthened. This precaution I am
ID, tended TO restrict the issue 70
e trial of strength between the Brazil
vernment and the insurgents, and TO
complications which ut times seemed
mt Our firm attitude Of neutrality was
iued to the end. The insurgents re-
no encouragement of eventual asylum
pr commanders, aud such opposition as
eountered was for the protection OF our
rec and was clearly justified BY public
ous tension OF relations having arisen
close of the war between Brazil and
al by reason Of the escape OF
surgent Admiral De Cana and
lowers. the friendly otiices OF our
natives TO those countries were exc
or the protection OF the subjects Of
Eithin the territory OF the other.
ugh the government Of Brazil was duly
that the commercial arrangements
between the United States and that
based on the third section OF the
4 Of 1890, was ahrogated on August %,
the taking effect OF the tariff law now
F. that government subsequently noti-
Of its intention to abrogate such ar
ent on the first day OF January, 1895, in
errisc OF the right reserved in the
ent between the two countries. In
lention to the correspondence between
etary OF state and the Brazilian minis
his subject
commission organized under the
non which We had entered into
thili for the settlement OF the
aing Chains OF each government against
et adjourned nt the end OF the period
teu Tor its continuance, leaving undeter-
number OF American cases which had
Wy presented These claims are not
under negotiations or progress for their
Sion to new tribunal
18th Of March last new treaty with
further regulation of emigration was
washington. and on August 10 1t re-
ne sanction of the senate.
cation on the part of China and formal
&c are awaited TO give effect TO this mu-
beneficial convention.
liyinE recognition OF the uniform inn
W OF this country towards all foreign
are manifested by the co-incident re-
me chinese and Japanese govern
mat the agents OF the United States
WITHIN proper limits, afford protection
eDlects OF the other during the suspen-
ulponatic relations due TO state OF
nus delicate 0tlice was accepted. and n
chehsioh which gave rise to the belief
auordins this kindly unofiiclal protec-
agents should exercise the same
winch the withdrawn agents OF the
ants had exercised was promptly cor
although the wnr between China and
huangers no policy OF the United States
g our gravest consideration, by rea-
disturbance Of our growing CONNER
rests IN the two countries and the In
uangers which may result to our citi-
hielled or soIourningj in the interior of
under stipulation In our treaty with
nc trst concluded with western pow
" constrained at the beginning OF the
rsy to tender our good ofices to
amicable arrangement Of the ini-
lenliy growing out OF the Japanese
LOT administrative reforms In Corea:
unhappy precipitation OF actual hos
leteated this kindly purpose.
ing the destructive war between the
powerful OF the eastern nations and
.hat Governmental interests In these
"S oe preserved ana tnub TUG
our citizens there shall not BIO leopar-
would not hesitate 70 heed any In
tnat our friendly aid for the honor
nlnation OF hostilIties would be ac-i
TO both bsiliserents.
ention has been finally concluded for
ement By arbitration OF the prolonged
Nlth Ecuador growing out Of the pro-
aRainst Emilio Santos . uaturaltEed
the United States
iations with the republic Of France
20 be such rs should exist between
80 long bound together By friendly
and similarity in their form 50 gov
ent craA assassination OF the presi-
ms sister republic called forth such
~ presslonso OF sorrowand coincidence
people and government as q leave nc