Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-12-06

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since communicating the voiumihous COT
respondence In regard 10 ha~ai anu the az
ton taken by the senate ana mousse Oh repre-
sehtatiVes on certain questions suomitlcu W
the Judgment ana wider diseretioh OF congress
tue organization OF government IN pince y,
the provisional ARRANGEMENT Wnich ioiio"eo
the deposition OF the queen mas been an
nounced with evidence OF its enectiVe opera
Won. inc recognition usual IN such caseS
mas been accorded the new government
Relations With Mexico
Good will fostered by many interests in
common has marked our relations with our
nearest southern neighbor.
Peace oeing restored along her northern
frontier Mexico has asked the punishment OF
the late disturpers OF her tranquility There
ought 70 Dc o new treaty OF commerce anu
Navigation Win that country 10 tako thc
place OF tine one whieh terminated thirteen
years ngo Inc irlehdiihess OF the inter
course between the Two countries Is atte'teu
Dy the TACT during TINS long period Inc com
merce OF each mas steadiiy increased unaer
tho rule OF mutual consideration Deihg neither
sumuiated py conventional ARRANGEMENTS nor
retarded by Jealous rivalries or seihsh desires
An indemnity rendered DV mexico Us
gracious act Tor the MURDER IN 1901 Oh Looh
balawih' IN american citizeh' ny oanu y,
marauders IN durango mas Deeh aoeepteu ahu
ID oeing PAID IN Instruments
The propiem OF tne stora &c ana use Oh inc
waters OF the RIO dranue LOT rrisatioh
should Do soived oy appropriate concurrent
acuon OF tne Two interested countries his'
ing In the Coiorauo heights the stream nows
intermittnsiy' yielding little water durlns
the dry months 10 the irrisatiEg channeis
aireauy constructed hiohe us COURSE Ihis
scarcity IL oiten severely ieit III the regions
where the river forms d common pound
airy. Moreover the frequent CHANCES
In It's course through level SAND oiten raise
embarrassing questions OF territorial )urlsaic
ton
Biueheids Ahair.
Prominent among the questions OF ter
rltorial Jurisdiction OF the year was the Blue.
fields incident-in what Is known as the
MOSQUITO Indian strip, bordering on the At.
lantlc ocean and within the jurisdiction of
Nicaragua BY the treaty OF 1850 between
Groat Britain and Nicaragua the former
government expressly recognized the SOW
ereignty Of the latter over the strip and
limited form OF self government was
guaranteed to the Mosquito Indians to be
exercised according to their customs for
themselves and their jewellers within its
limits. The so-called native government
whichll grew to be largely made up Of
aliens for many years disputed the SOW
ereignty Of Nicaragua over the strip and
claimed the ri yht to maintain therein q practi-
cally independent municipal government
Early in the past year efforts OF Nicaragua to
maintain sovereignty over the Mosquito ter.
ritory led to serious destur Dances eliminating
in the suppression OF the native government
and the attem pied substitution OF an impract.
icable compact administration in which Near.
aqua and alien residents were to participate.
Failure was followed by an insurrection which
for a time subverted Nicaraguan rule, expell-
ing her officers and restoring the
old organization. This in turn gave
way to the existing local government
established and upheld by Nicaragua
Although tho alien interests arrayed against
Nicaragua in these transactions have been
largely American and the commerce OF that
resion for some time has been and still is con-
trolled by our citizens we cannot for that
reason challenge the rizhtful sovereignty OF
Nicaragua over this important part Of her
domain. For some months on and during part
of the term two OF our naval ships have been
statio ned OF Bluefields for the protection of
nil legitimate interests OF our citizens In
September last the government at Managua
expelled from its territory twelve
or more foreigners including two
Americans for alleged PARTED patton In the
seditious or revolutionary movements ~ alnst
the republic ut Bluefields already men.
toned Through the earnest remons tration OF
this government the two Americans have Deen
permitted to return TO the peaceful M IMAGE
ment of their business Our naval commanders
at the scene of this disturbance by their con-
slant exhibition of frmne,s and good judg-
ment contributed largely to the prevention of
more serious consequence, and to the restora.
ton Of ouiet and order
Irelret that in the midst Of these occur.
rences there opened I'D most grave Irritating
failure of Nicara ,uan Justice An American
citizen named Wilson, residing at Rama, in