The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-12-06

and Venezuela Believing that It's early settle.
mont, on % he just lasis alike honorable to
bosh pa t s. is IN the line of our establi he'd
p Icy to remove from this Hemisphere all
cause. Of difference with IoEers beyond the
sea. shall renew the efforts heretofore mule
t. hr abo a restoration of diplomatic re-
l'nnns between h. dispGtants and to induce
ferer c TO arbitration, a resort which Great
ituin 50 conspicuousiy fave rs in principle
md RESPECTS in practice aud which is earnestly
sought b. her weaker adversary.
About IIawaiia.
Since communicating the correspondence in
rcga d 10 Hawaii, and the action taken by the
senate AMI house Of representatives, the organ
ization of Il government in place of the pro
yiSiona arrangement which followed the
deposition Of the que N has been announc Il.
with evidence Of It's effective operation. The
recognition usual IN such cases has been ac-
corded the new government.
Convention should BE Revised.
Under our present treaties of eNtradition
with Italy, mscarriages of justice have oc-
cured, owing TO The refusal Of that govern.
ment to surren Ter its own subjects. Thus far
efforts to negotiate an amended c1nvention,our
obviating this difficulty, have been unagailing.
Progressive Japan.
Apart from the war in which the island en-
pire is engag d, japan attracts il c casing at
tcntion In this country by her evident de ire
to cultivate more liberal Intercourse with Us,
and to seek our kindly aid in furtheranca of
her Iaudablc desire for comrlrte autonomy in
her dom estc affairs and full equality in the
ramily of nntious. The JaDan. g empirc of TO-
day is no longer the japan o. the past and our
relations with this progres .ivc mutton should
not be le-, broad and liberal tnan those with
other nov-pr.
our Mexican Cousins,
Good will, fost red ly many interests IA
common, has ni rll d our reaii ions with our
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Prominent among the questions of the year
was the Blu ie ds incident in what is known
as tine Mosquito Indian strip, bordering on the
Atlantic ocean and wi h n the jurisdiction OF
Eiciia gua. BY the trtity of 1860. between
| etr,a Britain and Nicaragua, the former gov.
crnmcnt e. prcs,lN recognized the sovereignty
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of sell government was guaranteed to the
Mosquito Indians, to be exercised according to
their customs, for themselves and other dwell
g = within its limits.
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jurisdiction
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notice of forfplcure of their concession to tbp
canal c,nlnony on ground. pnrrIv technical
and not embraced in thu contract. hive re
cedel from that positi1n
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