Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-06
MESSAGE IS Red
Il of the Presidents
Iddress to Congress.

lid of Importance in 1t Relating
Ill Either the Tariff or the Bond
1zsne-Against Dinerentiat Sugar
So ties---The Spanish Ousrsges--
tmy and Navs Matters---Not Sat
led With the Government eff Sa-
ba---Civil Service Upheld---His
xIn1p ions on the Gold Question.
bington, Dc. 4.-President Cieve-
5zH message to congress was re-
Hs|* at the senate and house al
ls<x O'Clock. 1t was turned over to
|N ks and read after the transac-
iIf 81 the usual routine business.
khe usual Introductory President
t'ssSz&nd refers to the advantages of
gtent and firm foreign policy,
A IN says:
ling the past year. pursuant to a
@ III congress, commissioners were
aH ted TO the Antwerp Industrial
ition. Through the participation
herican exhibitors fell far short of
|2Ss&letely illustrating our national in
Sty and industrial achievements,
Il was ereditable in view Of the
time allowed for preparation. /
endeavored TO impress upon the
Il Esian government the needlessness
A4a positive harmfulness of its restric-
Iians upon the importation of certain
sfnur food products, and have strong
rs A,rged that the rigid supervision and
|4epection under our laws are amply
.3.tsiciept to prevent the exportation
|<om this country of diseased cattle
ir,d unwhoiesome meat.
II .The termination of the civil war in
arazil has been followed by the gen
.zra1 prevalpnce of peaee and order II
44.nea ring nj an early stage of the in
Inspection that it's course would eau
IA unusual Watchfulness on the mart
III this government. our naval force IN
III harbor Of Rio de Janeiro was
& engthened This precaution. am
&,isfe,1 fended 10 restrict the issue ia
siinnie rial Of strength between the
III ziIian eoveru-nent and the insur-
80 and Ia avert comnlications
49, nj times seemed Imminent onr
n, attitnoe of neutrality was ma
"a ea ia The end The insurgents Pc
we'd l,o enco,,ra cement az eventual
him from, our commanders and
h .oroosition as thev epconntered
III for the nrotectian NJ our cam.
M. rcA and was clearly Justified nv p,,h-
H Aau
z# si.bo,gb tha eox,arnrnent ~ rrazis
amy notteed that the commercial
N .pparnant existipg hetnyaen IN.
ted states and that country basaa
b he third section of tho Tayffs A.,
1*s 500 was abropated an August %
nv the taking effect oF the tarir
| snow in force that Government sub-
ntlv notiied ms Of its intention Ia
l15.tnate sucb arrangements on The r rst
q M January 1Sg5 In The exercise Of
Is .1.irht reserved in the agreement be-
ve<.n tbe two countries invite at
nfInn IA the corespondence between
9s Secretarv Of State and the Rs,azIl-
fninister on this subject
DIR FOREIGN. RELATIONS.
''The commission organized under the
With Chill for settlement OF the out
sanding claims of each government
gainst the other. adjourned at The end |
/ the period stipulated fer it's cautin- |
ance. leaving undetermined a number |
4 American cases which had been duly |
resented. These claims are uet bar |
ed and negotiations are In progress |
or their submission 10 a new tribunal. |
ION the 18th of March last a new |
reatv with China in furthur 1-egl1la-
ion q. enigra tion was signed at wash
ngton. and on August 13rh II received
he sanction Of the senate Fabrication
N the part of China and formal .ex-
mango are awaited to give effect to
bis mutually beneficial convention.
"A gratifying recognition of the iun-
form impartialitv of this country
owards all foreign states was mani
ested by the coincident request eli the
'hinese and Japanese governments
he agents IF the limited STATES gov
mment should within proper limits.
Ifford prntsction ia the s,,l,str,ts OF the
Ither during the suspensior1 of diplo-
hattie relations due ~ a stare of xar
fhis delicate office was accented. and a
hisapprebans;on which gave rise to the
belief that IN affordinp This Kindly nm
sncial protertior our agents ,xmild ex-
erclse the sana authority which the
Withdrawn avoants ~ no fTnigerer,tss