Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-03
President Cleveland Makes Many
Recommendations.
DISCUSSES FULLY THE CABINET REPORTS.
Ringing Demand More Tariff Reform Declaration Policy
as Bond Issues Present Future; Advocacy Of
Radical Charges in Banking Laws, Etc,

iording this kindly unofilclai prolec.
ton our agents would exercise the same
authority which the Withdrawn agents
u the btlligetonls had exercised, was
promptly corrected. Although tins war
between China and Japan endangered
no policy OF the United States, II de-
serves our gTAvest consideration by
reason OF ils disturbance Of our grow.
Ing commercial Interests Ina the two
c1untrigs anu the Increased dangurs
which may Trault 10 our citizens DON'T
cllud or tOiourning Ia tue interior Oi
China. Acting under a stipulation Ia
cur treaty with Cofea tthe fret con.
cludrd with a western rovur) iclt
constrained ~ tho beginning Of tue
controversy to tender our good offices 10
induce an Amloablc arrangement Of the
Initial uiiiiculiy growing QUITO thoJapu-
ncsrdvunndsf Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN Cores; but the unhappy precipitation
Of actual hOatIiitira utIuatul this kiuu-
ly purpose. Doploring the destructive
war between tho two most powerful
Of the eastern nations, and anxious
that our commercial interests iu those
countries ma, be- preserved aud that
the safety VI our citizens there shni
net no luopHtdizad, would nos hc.i.
tate 10 heed any iutimatiun that our
friendly old for the honorable tormlua.
ton OF hUstilitlus would TO acceptable
10 both belligeranis.
A convention has beon finally con.
cluded for thesctil0moni by arbitration
VI tue prolonged dispute with Ecuador
growing Gus Of the proceedings against
BuiliO Santos, n nhtufhliZud citizen VI
tue United states.
Our relations with the republic Of
France continue 10 80 such as should
exist between nations ~ long ound
together by friendly sympathy and
similarity In their form OF government.
The IccoRt cruel atsIssinati0n OF the
president Of this sister republic called
forth such univerthl sIpresslOns OF
sorrow aud coincidence from our peUple
and government No 10 leave no doubt VI
the depth and sincerity OF our attach.
ment. Tho resolutions passed by the
Senate AMI House Of Representatives
ON tho occasion have been c0mmuni.
Gated 10 the widow Of President Car.
not.
Acting upon the reported discovery
OF Texas fever In caTgues Of American
cattle, the German prohibition against
meats from this country has boon 70.
vivod. IL 10 hoped that Germany will
soon become cOuvinCul that tue inhi-
bitiOn II as needless as II IL harmful 10
mutual Interests. Tue German gov
eminent has excepted against that
provision Of the customs tatil act
which impOues q discriminating duty
VI ODe.tUnth Of cent a pound on
HHN
Oh export bounty thereon, claiming
that the euActiOu Of such duty II In
cOntrAvoution Of articles aud 0 OF
the treaty Oi 1920 with Prussia. In
the interests OF the commerce OF both
Countries anu 10 avoid even tue aCou-
satlOn OF treaty violation, | recon.
mend tho repeal OF 70 much Of the
statute Ra imposes that duty, anu In
vltu attention 20 the accompanying
report OF the secretary OF state con.
tainiug discussion OF the questions
taiHud by this German prOtests,
Early In tho present year an agree.
ment was reached with Great Britain
concerning Instructions 10 bo given 10
the naval commanders VI the two gov
ernmonts In the Bshrlng sea ana tho
contiguous north Pacific ocean, Tor
award OF the Paris tribunal VI atbitra-
ton and tho enforcement OF tho rugu-
latlona therein prescribed, for the pro-
lection OF seal lifo Ia the waters
mentioned. An Undertaking has
also been reached for the payment by
the United States Of Sigb.OlO In full
iatlsfaotlOn VI all claims which may be
made by Great Britain Tor damages
sNF. IN
fur seals In BBhring Sea, or the seizure
OF British vessels engaged In taking
seal la these waters, The awards and
findings OF the Paris tribunal to a great
extnut determined the facts AMI
principles upon which these Claims
should he ndIusled, anu they have been
subjected by both governments to
thorough examination upon the prin-
clples NO well us the facts which they
involve. am convinced that u settle.
mont upon the terms mentioned would
DO an equitable and advantageous one,
anu recommend that u provision be-
made for the prompt payment OF the
stated sum. Thus far only FranOeaud
Portugal have signifod their willing
ness no adhere 10 tho regulations ostso.
ishsu under the award VI tho Paris
tribunal " arOluatiJn.
Preliminary survuys OF the Alaskan
boupdAry and preparatory examine
tiou OF the question OF protection OF
iood iish In tho contiguous waters OF
the United States aud the dominion Of
Canada arc IN progress.
The boundary Of British Gulana still
rsmains ia DISPUTE between Great
Britnin and Venezuela. Believing
hat ita carly settlement ON some Just
basis alike honorable TO both parties II
M the Inns OF our established policy TO
remove from this hemiiIhero nil
causes Of difference with pOwergl he
yond tho sea, shalt renew the efforts
heretofore made 10 bring about the
restoration o, diplomatic rotations be-
tween the dispuIanta and TO Induce
arbiIratiOn--a resort which Great