The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-12-07


Foreign Affairs DULY Noted, While
the Army, Navy, Agris uitural and other
Departments Receive Attention.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The following
is President cleveland's message as read
before both branches of congress today;
The assemblaga within the nation leglsla-
fixe halls OF those charged with the duty OF
making laws for the beneht OF generous and
free people, &lpresdvely suggests the exact
ing Ohigation pnd ineyorable responsibility
unsulred in their task At the threshold oi
such labor now to be undertaken by the con
lress Of the United States. and in the discharge
OF au executive duty enjoined by the constitu'
tiOn, 1 submit this communication containing
q Driei statement OF the condition OF our ma
tions Affairs, and recommending such leglsla-
ton aS seems to me necessary and eNpedlent
The history Of our recent dealings with ether
nations ana our peaceful relations with them
St this time additionally demonstrates the
advantage Of consistently RdhGing 10 q nrln
but Just foreign policy free from envious OF
ambitious National schemes and character
tied by ent1re honesty aud sincerity.
During the past year pursuant 10 a law o.
congress, commits ioneTs were appointed 10 the
Antwerp Industrial Exposition. though the par
ticip0tiOn Of American exhibitors ieli tnr snort
Of completely illustrating our national inge
nrIity and industrial achievements, yet II was
quite Creditable IN view OF the brief Time al
/ nave e1deayored 10 impress upon tho Bel
\ gian government the II edlessness aud positive
| harmfulness Of It's restrictions upon lmporta-
| ton Of certain kinds Of our fapd prOdneR, and
hnve strongly urged that the rigid supervision
/ and iuSp CtlOu under our laws are amply sutl-
| Ceat 10 prevent the tNporiatloh n IN lhls
! country OF diseased cattle ana uuWho'esome
The termination Of the civil war in
| Brazil has been followed by the general prern-
! lence Of peace and order, 1t appearing Ut an
\ early stage Of the insureclion that its course
! would cal for unusual Wntchtutness on lhe
! part Of this government our navel ior, g
4 in the hgrbCr OF Rio Dynnslr2 Nhs
| strengthened This precauuop ] am
! srtrtsfed tended to restrict the issue to simule
tripl OF strength between the Brazilian govern
| ment and the Insurgents Hud to avert eJmpllea-
/ lions whoa vt times seemd lmmluehl. ONf
| Il III attitude Of neutrality Was maintained 70
| ment Of eventual asylum from our mlnanaefs
| and such opposition Us they encountered was
| for the protection Of our commerce ana Mes
| early justified by public law, serious tens ~
4 Of rslud ions having arisen ut the c.oBe et the
4 war between Brazil and Portugal by reason q
| the escape OF the insurgenf admiral De'9alhp
| aud his followers nf the friendly omeers OF our
| rspr ssg # ttlves 70 thoss ooantr.es were
exertea for the protection OF the SUBJECTS q
eilheT within the territory ui Ihe oIseT
| Although the government ot bfAN was auy y
| Motif sd that the Coninerclal arrangement z
existing between the Umged states ana tllpI
| country based on the third section OF ths fAfll
act OF 1890 was abrogated on August =, lesl
by the taxing effect " the tpl1n law n9M
! IN force unat government suosclu sntiy
no flied US pt It's lnteublph " terAl!uNlo huet
arrnngeineuJ on the first day Of January
/ 1895 1u the exercise Of tue right re=erNad y
the agreanent between the two countries
invite attention 60 the c9rIeSpoRdehes eetssgl
the secretary OF state alQ tle 9fuAliAtp AullAl7
- 4r6e oemmissian organized under the eonyen
| zion which we had eUter0d into with Cbln 70
| The sattlemeutof the outstondin clmms q eael
| government against the 0ther Adjourned Nt th
end OF the period stipulated i9r Us con Nahee
| leaving undetermined number OF AteItcAl
| cnses which had been duly presented. HAes
| claims nre not barred. Nesolons Nte n pro
/ gress for thtir submission to q new tFibupWL
4 Cbine III further Togu!gtton of eIpgrpton, Wa
| sly ned Rt Washington hna o! august leu
! IT received the sanetlQn 81 wv Aehstez t ~
ratibcution on the part OF China, nnd lofmg
exchange ore awaited 70 give elect " ~ N
mutually beneficial Nontentiop n Rr@.lgiH
recog dGou Of the uniform mpafua4ity 81 ,,l ~ y
fested by the Goineideni request Of che Ghlnes
and Japanese governments That tRe EoYeIl
inept o!the United states should wltllp Props
iinits afford protection 70 the gNgleets 81 rii dn
o olher during the suspfnspA 9i pp49uVet,t "a a.
ons due ~ q state ~ war, lhlS qelluN'e GuAe II.
Was essisP'e phH iSe beiitf lS tbst IA Hfort
Ing tlds Kindly unoncill ProIecllo
our agents would eAefg1se -,ts w ~ I'm IN
N hsiIgerents mad exercised, was promptly c9
| r,eted, Although the war between emma "
Japan endangers no policy q lis ny Cat,,s Ssi,s
!. sf tee Il deserves our create 81 consider atlo
: | ~ reason Of Its disturbance pi our RIoMll
S91,It, ercid Interests IN the Two countries az
" the Increase dangers wilen NY wv, ~ fe
ostLinn Acting upder b Stipulation in o.
h, All Hith Gorea ,the hrst con ilnqet VIZ ~.
western power tell ,r Y, w os3
aaes 70 Induce an RntQable ArraIl lgenlept q u
- eSisting diffeplty growing out oi lhe yastsllls
deulands for adlniuistr@tiye reforms ~ ~ Sols
mi fhe unhappy precip tition Of aepip4 nc
ttl9ties defeated this timely purpose. Deplo
tnq the destructive war oeENeen tue two NO Aa9
it,,yt,lrfi OF the eastern nations ana AhaAo
Pns4 nur commercial interests an tnoae Gov
trIes, may be preserved, apa tAAt lhe sslsss
cur citizens there shall n9t " tj ~
vauld not hesitate to heed any a. lnhll9n y y
o,iT friendly aid Tor ths hofiofe9ls Y Il
OF hostlAti6s would 30 Acceptable " hoth pen
Grants. 49, ,,.., ena1ix concluded 1
NO seftlsnient by arbitration ot Tue pIolphs'
o. dispute with ecuador Crowns ott ~ ~ IVA NV
oeedings against hlnllo selasUs' /"
SIs'I relatios with the republic OF France 60
= .i1lue 10 be such ls should exist wpetme w
tttfous 80 bound together " lrlenNly ,!
nl-sfS sltnf flartty 81 sh ir formof goyeFnmel
t64 rrrent cruel lssAsainttlon oi Tue pt5aslu,
III this SISTER repup ic called 4qT speh YllRsl , 4
sxnrasgious OF sorrow aud eonQolellVe i5Vl1s 51s
saal+ Md governnaent as te leave ~ aSE9t
I'M deuth Hud sincaritf 81 opE hl,hli'tihae ,hi VIZ
The Tesolutions passsd IN lhe aelnte .Aa IN NY
sn he s.f Widow Vi President carpot .,.a,..,.,
tsis H ~ noon tho reported discovery
T-sss lever IN caigoes q AmsIleAp e4tsls, .l,5 {
9e n,.a a3' f,ssb meats froip this count
- Il teii revived II is hoped that tsetlii5s
viii soon bec5me cog w Y 6 5e9 p mi 70 nautu
n,.ais 49, ME German government hiss Y
tested against that prJ lAl9p u Wy nv M \ 4
tariff act Which impose Z t,i ,.'S Y, lrs NJ
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tbere m ola M pg chat the e7tei 9l tt sNll1s " :,
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w golnfneiee 81 both countries, erq V fg'
evsn tne adcusatiop oi treaty yt2lesl ny.
e9ss i.pposss tlst duty qha ettsgsi95
fbe aecofnpafying report 9i ihs ssNssfisNsff \ y,
tate col,ti,iniiag u discuss on oi the qNssn'
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raached witt Great ffllhin ,.st SotttN cansssis. Z.
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