Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08
Annual Ne sage Of President
Cleveland 10 Congress.
He Reviews ~ Length the Con
ditiOn of lhr Ountry.
Ia ike- Severed III gr-t ans I he Law
Makrr- Regarding thr Finances.
rnt pu uNLNr ~ DETAIL

d the Cougrrrr uf thr ul'rd States.
The A-n-mu age. WITHIN thr uHtiuu'r
j rsislAtlv" halls e lhur- charged with
b." duty nf making laws tui the benefit ui
} generous Aud free people. impirSsivrly
3uggrsiE thu ActN" uhhgAtibn Aud IurX.
rahlr responsibility involved ~ thrIr
)k-k At he 'arrrhuid ui such iAtur nov
h" undertaken hy the ruugr"rr "f ihr
uitei Sia'rs and ~ th" diHrhAigr II AN
Executive duty ,njmu,ri hy IT,, c"usttu
'u, ! submit tlnr communicated con.
AlnIng hIi"t statement of our uRiIuual
y ,Irr and recommending rurh !" lria
nn 49, -rriur tu ~" u"c"HsAry aud ~
lirui
VIM ptnkR SAtioNs
The history ui uui r'.c"ut dealings viii
her hAil"nr aud uur peaceful r"lHirur
th them Ht ,hir time, additionally dr
rnrtiArS the AlVAu'Hgr ut consistently
ibering t. II hrm hut Jur, fore gu Ia'liCy.
pc irum ehvi"us Ur ambitious national
hrm-H, and characterized hS rniiIr
,n-sty aud stur'rlty' During the past
kAr, pursuant tu lbW 1T congress, Cuin
larlourIs ~rr" ppr"iut-d I" the Antwerp
D iuririAl ~, usItluu, ia, ugh the IHIiIci.
alton uf American rxmIutuIr t'il tat
1T ot completely ,lluHi' AtIug our uA
,nAl ing"uuiiy Hud industrial HchIrVr.
krntr. yet II wa- QuI'" rr,riItAhi" ~ view
10" brief nm" allowed Tor preparation
1 hav" rnd-nvurrd I" IuItr.H upon tnr
gian government the n"-dlrrnrtI and
t-itivr harmiu u,rH ut lir irriTICtIuu
k,pn the lnIuitAnrr IT uiIr iu,ai ppsiuCtr,
ti have str"L.iy ui.-d that the rlgh
tI-rvisnn AMI irsw CtIun under oui
ksr arr amply Iuihrmut tn prevent thr
tpnr,ainU tram this country ui diseased
kitle aud INV hul-r"ur nrai.
rKA,E ~ nRAz.L.
1.-THE termination ui thr,Ivil war IN BRA
has been followed hy tie general prev.
tnc- ot peace and order 1t appearing
an early stage uf tue ,nsurrrc iun that
course w"uld cK for uuIy"rral watch.
n.sr on the part m the gnv-I nm-nt,
r naval f,rrr IN the hartor Il Rin d-
n-irn was strengthened Tins pr-rAu
n I AIN satisfied tended tn rr,ri I the
u- toA simple trial ni str-ng h hrtwrrn
Brazilian H"v"rum"n, and the iusur
Unts, and Ia avert complications, wh"h,
tunes, Srein-d imminent oar hrm at
ud- uf neutrality Wa maintained 10 the
the insurgents received nu ruCuur-
"nent oi eventual A.ylum from our
mtnan'irrS, Hud such orp"riti"n as the!
cnnnterrd We iur the prut-rtInn ot cur
ninrrr, and waS clearly jus'lhri hy
kbllc law A serious tension Ut rrlatIuns
tvInK arisen nj ia" clus- ~ the war. Ice
zen Brazil hnd turiugal hv rrarun 1T
ercHIT ui Ia" iuEurg"nt admiral, d.
na. And his followers, uf th" fririd )
rS "f our representatives Ia ,hus''
lutrIrE were rNrTtrd for the project ., IA
mn. su,,,,,ts -, ,.,h,.r u,,h,n ih,. ,,.,,,
b 1T the other. A though the govern
nt at b,AIl was dul notified that th,
p,m.rciaI arrangements -1I.tiug Ice.
r"n the United = ~ rs aui that conn y
Il un the ihiri zrrtIuu ui ia. inrIii n,t
lS'O war ahr gated on August ., 1874,
The taking effect IT the tsilti law ~ "
tnrc', thai < v"Iun"nt subsequently
h"d th" United States 81 i's i"'"h'"h
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hr commission urgautE.d under IA"
vrutiun Nhl,h had entered into with
n for th. settlement uf the "utrtaui
\ cIailn. uf "a. h g"vrrnm' NJ ngAIusl
other AdJnurn'd at the -nd ot the
rsi stipulated fI lie continuance
bvng undetermined numi-r ui Amrri
ua,-s whmh had been duly pre-
&lrd Th-r- CLAIMS that arr. not barre,
Ter the negotiations are IA progress len
II suhmlsA"n Ia new tribunal.