Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-28
THE COMING MESSAGE
Some of the Things the President
is Expected to Say.
REITERATING His FINANCIAL VIEWS
What Congress May Be Told Re-
garding Cuba.
VENEZUELA'S TROUBLE


There are good reasons for the belief that
in his forthcoming message TO Congress
pras;ao,. 5,,o,o,,., I'll, .s;a,,, ~,
VIII s'iieus auiere u
lis previous utterahces IN regard 10 me
tariff and financial questions, and it is al
together probable that these subjects 10.
pether with that of Tour foreign ,ffairs
IA, -
VIM occupy piae'ieahs' IL NOT dpsoiuteiy'
the whole message, to the exclusion OF sI
other matter. 1t is believed that the Pres.
ident will commend the nresent tariff os
step in the direction of tightening the bur.
dens of the people, and that, although IL
has thus faE failed to bring in sufficient
amount of revenue to satisfy the needs OF
the government, it may confidently be ex-
pected to do so under normal business con.
ditions. 1t is believed that he will point Out
that already the increasing receipts from
customs and internal revenue unmistaka.
bly, show a gradual though sure return ic
business prosperity, and that In the nea,
future the receipts from these sources will
even mora than meet ALI legitimate ey
penses of the government. II is therefore
not thought that Mr.. Cleveland will recon-.
mend the imnos:tion of anv additional in.
ternal revenue taxation. either by increas.
ing the duties nov existing or NV addinp
new subjects There has heen considerahIe
discussion among no,st;cians as to whethe,
tba pras:dant no;gbt pot r,yor ,ox or
domestic wines or beer or a Sf.nn tax on
he nj cbecks Iega, Jocumen,s md na.an,
medicines hn, sIsnb ;nrorn.t; IT,, as ts oh
tainahIa makes n more than nrobable that
he rs not considared anv of thee ouns
t:o,s in thot nnnneot,on rhat h. iii
rannmr,ard ~ Is,iS,a.;o,, ra,;r,na H. raan-
haoi,s, ~ ,h So. af ~ 80 honSs saa,ne
re ho oinoS, cart,in ond - ,s not IireIn
tb., ba vii ast Cnngrass - as on s,,nrna,
ti,s t e ,,h.Sn WI asn tha ar nt the
Tro,s,,r,, - So Io,,- -. - hnnSs';, b;s dis
ore.io, ys,bi,, oerto.n fire;,s ~ nrn,ant tbe
80. = ",i.''- 'et 'ai' i'''ii'' ~ >
soiu
The Case of Cubn.
T. ~. , 80 e.o;xx ee;. .h ,,h;o,,
IN .ne ieaiii VI i9.e'Si "nahs '"|
whlch II is expected VIII claim the greatest
share of attention a. the hands of the Presf-
dent, and from its nature will require the
,,os. s,.,.sr,o,,,,,. ,nd c,,t;o,,S +ra.,,,.r+
:,
;. -. -, g. .Io ,,e,;ae .,.. ~ D.;
dent has steadily adhered to the view ex-
pressed so forcibly by ex-senator Edmunds
70 tne ehect tnat as colal.ioIs eAist on the
iaY, or nracedsnt Cor The racnrnition Of tho
belligerency of the Insurgents. There are
indications that very recent events, and
nonaniS tHe aaoptlon oy tne insurgents OF
p,onsr. ;,o,,5in ,nst s,,.. y. -
i.;n -, .';, - ;,; 80 I,.
49, ~ oh,naa a. ,ass;,,a ntt;,,,S ho re-
TOD l. 81 ,,,f
80 "a ,n;ti,.o ~ ~ ~ N of oa.t, ''-e
ou u,i"rs 60 -, ~. aite 'e.oa. % a. of ,.,
,.,,, a,,i a III ntfoa1 -, ~ ~ "a f 60 "a q.
.n;s - g ... "a - 80 - VI ~ -
&c. -, @Pali @ ~, oe iIeu "a a. "ie
loi mes. iossss ps Aile' ied,is, prov IL IS
e.luet,. 's,at siie mas uoIe aii IN ner poWer 70
.ie e;ti uS ~ pI ~ a.e piope y, anu
a.so .i'a. spanisii Si.iIe.s are equai suffer-
" ''-S VI tiie iiiSui SINS.
ieie .nus WIN seem 70 ps oiiis ewo
PiahS VI ',etIoii opSii ~ r.e resiueht. II ne
surseh.s, II IS corlenueu snat ne Wouia pina
!fiei'l 70 ti.e oosei vance Vi the Iues Vi ciNl.
- - 80 81 .luoS. - " "a - n, " ~
upon the aoanuohmeht OF tnis poHcy OF de.
the active Interference Of the United States.
On the other hand he may feel justified in
using this argument Oh great american
tbat shs nrsSS r,o.fers 80 nno,,s;n, r.,
some wav.
Tn. vc,.z,oI,u ntx,u,.
Ano'iie' matter 'ia' 'iiuouo'euiS "iii
be the Venezuelan boundary dispute. The
prosi5eot will .,daayor to show that he
- - ,u ~, .; ,,o,s,,,,, for ,r, o,,,o,-
i'"s uohe al 'ii..' IL possi'ie ioi '.e
uVe 10 accomplish 10 caiiy cut the nirec-
ton of the last Congress, and effect a set
Element OF this difficulty Nv arbitration. He
will refer to the foreign CORRESPONDENCE of
he mast vear including Secretary Olney's
l.. st and most pressing note to Ambassador
payard and tho reniv of the Hr.it,sh gov
eminent. which. there IS reason to believe.
will amount substantially to a repetition Of
lis Willingness to a limited but not full