Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-12
81 xHSetly hoped that prompt end ef-
J, Ifectiy4 1ct1on on their part will not 60 de-

l lg, WnaCm mSui ts LEU i y secuIe
The importanee Of the subject has led the
Snrenariv Ia len Sttho1,t sad;tian.laas snt
y tiSS ~ III anaGar tha raaT ~
system of -consnlar annointmenta. Ths
SHERATON Of the secretary Of state III. in n.sr-
snance Of his recommendations. an exe ecu
tive order ,so was issued On me 10th & Sep
,5,. .oSv. ~ s.1 setl =. ~ Mn!G.l ~ !1
n . consulate or cammerc;a N rsncv 1it
an annual salary or com pensafion from
official fees of not more than $500 or less
taan @ sn1m1d , ns ed either BY
amd;na - 81 sfase Gn Shar
aort nnatSo ~ ~ aI ha 5ne in W
pointel of psrson et 9 se ey re az az
sserved and . ~ So ~ its,
and 61n6sa. lSr SSsfvsn,. 10 A. E.
continent OF a person who. havine hean
sell st d by the president and sent e =
examination. to be auaiified Tor the posi-
ton. Posts which nav less than &. DOB be-
ing usually, on account OF their small COM
dents Of the locality, It was not deemed
practicable to put them under tho new
system. 4. !, 4
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dition to their salaries our ambassadors
provided by the government with ofticinl
residences. The salaries Of these officers
- CON paratively small, and IN most cases
insumcient TO pay, with other necessary
expenses, the cost OF maintaining houses
imnortant and deiicata fn eeiS W1!h tnsll
fitness Of anation;s DIPLOMATIC represent.
appropriateness q his surronndings. and
glitter ss shove hove ssoa g cen
with foreign nations through parsimony
and shabbiness In its diplomatic outfit
E,,,,,vs b.if tho s, {. -. -, &.
d{semss;nn ~ the anamnieG ~ uevoseu 20
Ha ewaa =, tMv re,ta ~ 10
States nGtaa anX +ra s as,a, t tne uaitsa
osaaes nutes anu lreasury notes, ana the
s ser ~ q ena!ess Drain on the gold re-
The president state. that s'.among .ths
ca LOT ssnH constant 4nd uniform
sshhailnkage MSthls lund may be mentioned
99peration q sneiarin law until recently IN
aors, Whicn crippled our exchanges OF
commooi.ies with foreign nations and ne.
onr. $1,000 % some 80 extent the payment Of
sion OF silver into our currency and the In
sSsAIeaslne agltatlon Tor It's free and unlim-
ned coinage. which have created apprehen-
tin'a Is Eo - our disposition or ability to con-
n Inv so a RaymenLs: the CONSEQUENT hoard.
a ire OF sota az nome ana the stoppage OF
the return Of our securities Area d w an ~
abroad, and the high rate foreign ex.
o ,,,e5, y. wI ~ Lnuuceu tAe Shipment OF
sna.s'3a ~, ~ ~ against AZ matter OF
:.
Daaltn4e with Bond Syndicate.
The NstorY Gfs fhesvarinna. hnnss1 trans
actions 81Fhich shave been, Sresorfe1, to II
order tdSreplSni1h the aold resasva IL "a.
viewed md fheScs,nsfa M S,,hseTs,ant faiI.
sirlgs Of noiufedsont 81 a !" y ~ =
We are now. the president .ava ne.r,v
where we started. and nearly All az INA
VI Ills
United STATES notes which stid e ein Gn
Cancelled Therefore. he saws. Il am con.
Vfnced the only thoronph and nracficaI
remedy for our troubles is found in the re-
ffrement and cancellation az orr United
StateSnotes Commonly called nra ., SIC
anal thssoutstSn s,irv nafe s isSI,aIi
by the pfsvermmenf II nsvmanf nf sii1,o.
purchasesunder the sctsGf 1SsS'ss = 'AAs B
- The method ne Droposes IA "a exchange
for bonds. mail and large una bearing =
low Th rae OF interest is ana f9r long term
a Liz amGIeasS III III tne Don9eu aeDI Wouid pc
ta,i;.a ~ IeneWso aGEylsy ana en-.
tr aptiss aau ,E. cOnnGence.
tssst.s. .nr tS Wouio pc can
bonI.s A1seesu o1s tue menace OF unenoinS
Tha o,,i,s, +,o,. .. !. 49,
indah+ eSres. s,,n,,,d -. ~ 4un0 tnls
thnso Srns,s M4I.u nos equal ~ amour!
eirne 10Y 81, WHEEL We nave Deen reneveo
faSSs out a he
Increase in Circulation,