The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-12-07
The Chief Point in the Message
is the Currency Scheme.
Plan for the Change Of State Bank
Issues Recommended.
Ths ProsIdent Threatens tho Issue
OF Moro Bonds.
A. Iaaos.smsa, Of the striks commlsslOn-
err Rspor,-Ths Revival OF tho Grade
Of Lisutsnant-0easr h Recon-
msaasd- civil service EItca.loa
-Ths sugar Schedule


Tho Sugar schedule.
WAaHIEoToE, Dec. .
10 thp Congress- of the United States,
Thn asalnbinee within the nations legisla-
nse hallu u those charged with the duty OF
mailing iaua for the benentof n generous a,
nee peop . lmpsessivesf suggests the eSacu
lns sbliratlan and inex0rablc responsibility
Involved In their task. Attic threshold OF such
labor now 70 BE- pnde.sakon BY the congress Of
she rnlted States 4 ~ the discharge Of IN
ereeulise duiy enjolned BY The constitution
I submit thia communication. containing
stlef staiemsnt of the eonditi0n OF our ma
tlonai aunifs. and Recommending such leglAlA-
aion a. seoua tome necesaary and ekpedlcni
Ths history u cur recent dealings with other
nnfloaa, aud our peaceful relations with them
a this time. additionally demonstrate the ad-
santage o. consistently adhering TO arm but
tuat forelgs policy. free from cnsiouA or am-
hitious natloani schemes and characterized BY
entire touusty and sincerity
During tho pasi year. pursuant 70 q Law Of
eennreas, cemmiasl0nofs we're appointed 70 the
Antwerp Industrial exposition Though the
participation Of American exhibitors fell far
ahort of completely illustrating cur national
Ingenuity And Industrial achievements, yet u
vas quite secditAhle IN view Of the brief time
allowed for preparation.
have eudeAvored 10 impress upon the Bel
nlan government the neodiessnesa and positive
Aarnfulnesa Of its restrictions upon the im-
portali0u of certain Of our food products and
have strongly urrcd that tho raid supervision
and lnspnctioa under our laws aru amply sum
eie1t W prevent the erpsrtation from this
eountry sf diseased cattle and unwholesome
meat
Ths tsimlaAsioa Of the eivil var In Brazil has
been toilowod By the general prevalence Of
peace and order II appearing 81 an early stage
of 30 inanrccuon that tts course would
eali fos unusuAl wutchfuinesa on the
nar u this government. our naval
foran IN the hArbor Of Rio de Janelro
Waa s,reaTthened This preoaniion ! am
aat.snod. tended 70 restrict the issue %
simple TRIAL of strength between the Brafil-
ian goFonment and the insurgents, and 70
avert eamullcations which ~ times seemed
ernnineaA Our Arm attitude of neutnlity Wa
rnaintained 70 the cad The insurgents 70.
ecsred 20 encouragement Of eventual asylum
aron cur commanders. and such opposition a.
ahey snconntsred uaa for tho protection Of ouI
eommsrce aud vas clearly justified By publi'
nv.
A ssrious tension Of relations having Arisef
~ the close of the var between Brazil ant
portnfal ~ reason OF the escape o
NJ is.ufrsat Admiral De Cana AMI
hh fsllsusrs The friendly onAeos Of ou
representatives 70 those countries we're en-
ertsA far Ne protection of the subjects o
olaber aftAln ihe territory Of the othor
Al,hsugh the government u Brazil was dull
notified MAT the commercial arrangements
eris,ing bsisean The United states and tha
soun1ry. based on the third section Of IN
aaria act of 40. was abrouatcd on August =
ipol by the taking eject Of the tarin Law no'
ln fierce. that government subsequently noti
ned us u ~ intention 20 abrogate such A.
Nnnasmsnt o. ihc hrtt day of JanuAry. 1875, !
ehs exercise II the right reserved In th
orVeenous between the two countries, ! Ia
viis attention 70 the correspondence betvee
me secretary ~ staie and tho BraEilAn minis
Ter - this subject ~
The eommlsalon on Anired under N
convention which We had entered Int
with Chilli for the settlement of th
outstanding claims OF each government agAlni
ths u,her adjourned Al the end Of the pcrio
stipulated Tor its continuance. leaving undotei
mined number Of American cases which he
been duiy presented These claims arc n
barred under negotiations or progress for the
,oubmipaion 70 . new tribunal
On The f5th Of March last new treaty vii
CHM ia further regulation Of emieration VI
eigned q WAshington. and on Augus, - Il n
,eelved the sanction OF the senate.
Ranncation on the part Of China and form
.enchange are awaited 70 give eheet 70 THIS mi
.suaily SshenslAl convention
gratifying recognition Of the uniform In
.nartiallty Of this country towards all foreil
states are uanlfestcd by the co-incident r
auest u the chinese and japanese cover
nsnts that the agents Of the United sta.
should, withIa proper limits. AFFORD proiecti'
10 the subjects Of the other during the suspo
aion of diplomatic relations due 10 state
war. ThA dalicaio once was accepted ant
mlsupprehepalou which gave rise 10 the bell
anal Ia nnording this kindly unonieial prote
eion eur agents should exercise the sal
authority which tho Withdrawn agents Of
belugerauis had exercised was promptly &C
rested. Although the war between China =
Japnu endangers no policy Of the United Sihl
A deserves eur frAvest consideration, BY u
son m in dlaturhAnee OF our growing eomm'
elal intorests in she two countries and the
creased dangers which may result 10 our ei
rens domislled or soiournlnE In the Interior
China.
Acting under stipulation In our treaty "
<Corea flho hrst concluded with western %
eFl l felt constrained At the begnnlng OF
es.frovernv 10 tender our good onices
sndues An Amieable arrangement OF the
Nal dimeulty growing out OF tine japan
=
hut the unhappy precipitation OF actual y
tilitics defeated this kindly purpose
DoplorinE the destructive war between
ave most powerful Of the eastern nations
anxloan thn. our commercial interests In IN
oouuirios may be preserved and that
safety Of our citizens there shall not be leof
.dlned / would not hesitate " heed any
= timatlon that our friendly aid for the nor
able termination OF hoatilities would DC
.eeptable 70 both beiligercnts.
A convention has been hhally concluded
ne settlement BY arbitration OF the prvion
dispute with Ecuador growing out OF tho
seeedinga against Emilio Santos, natural
,citiHan OF the United States
Our relations with the republic OF Fra
oonunue 70 be such As should exist belv
nations 30 long bound together by frle
sympathy and similarity In their form OF
ernmont
TIE recent cruel assassination Of tho pl
dent Of this sister republic called forth
univeraAl OF pfessions Of sorrow and eondol
from our people and government as 10 leaV
doubt ot the depth and sincerity OF our att
ment Tho resolutions passed by the 40
ana house Of representatives on the occa
have been communicated TO the widoV
President oarnot
Aoune upoAth reported discovery Of 7
fever In eorgo,a OF American cattle, the
man pEohIbI,lcA against lmportatIons OF
stock and fresh meats from this country
oonreyivcd itts hoped that Germany
aoon become eQnvnced that the lnhlbiti'
~ needless a utA harmful to mutual .
esn
The uormnn ,Acnmcnt las nrol.
aaainfl that proslslo\o, thr ~ olns tnrl
which lnln,tcs a olsShainail duty Of
fonih " Ono roni lAA-i un N
coming lium Vuuntll'a\s on /
~ thcloon elAlinlng llr n i,i, u ,uch
A m coutfa,nnl|vu " ,ttA. ..Ac and nj
lhs treaty q 'l's Win fF'Ala