Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-12

Gle 'Elta NYS MESSIAH =,
fhe preside nt DISCUSSES Masters
of Intsss to the Nation Il
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tions- WantA Greenbacks Retired M
Cautions Against Free Coinage.
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A synopsis Of President Cleveland
message as submitted to- congress- on
Tuesday is as follows:
70 THE CONGRESS 81 THE UN1TED SrATEs:
The present assemblage Of the legislative
branch OF our government occurs at q time
when the interests of our people and the
needs Of the country give especial prom
latio4ss And the exfgencies of our national
finances. The reports Of the heads of the
several administrative departments of the
has been accomplished within the scope
OF their respective duties and present such
recommendations for the net taEment Of our
cOuntrys condition as patriots and intelti-
gent labor and observation suggest.
= The first subject Of Importance touched
upon 10 the dtsordered condition Of a6Airs
War cM Mtn 1ans SO s Gss
ing Of the central auth6rlY Df VhsgSVern-
ment, and the serious outbreaks Of tho old
he asaass Hs States
and otherpowers for the phnishment OF the
aggreasorssand the compliance of the Chin
lnand Of the United States for a special
commission to Investigate the disturbances
where they first broke out.
sass ss sesPS Ns have thus
more likely t0sresult in future safety to our
citizens in CHM. because the imperial gov
eminent Is. am persuaded, entirely con:
protection of our own citizens and redress
and tnst We have e @ as saasr eb
ThssoveInmentso Of both China and Japan
have In dispatches transmitted through
their respective diplomatiS representatives
grateful appreciation of our assistance to
{ their citizens during the unhappy struggle
and Of the value OF our aid in paving the
T sisS.! e their resumption q peaceful rela-
s. s,ssg Talks Of the Waller Case. lss (, Sas
OF the Waller incident the message says:
1.-THE customary. cordial relations between
turbed. with the exception. that . fall.ex-
! PLANTATION OF the treatment Of Jean Il
Waller by the expeditiOnary military au.
sthoritiess Of France stiu remains to be
The official record of the trial has been
furnished this government. says the mes
sage. t"but the evidence adduced in support
of the charges-which was not received by
the French mtntstersfor foreign affairs till
the first week in October-has thus far
been withheld, the French government TAX
sponse to our demand would Establish a
bad precedent. The efforts Of our am
bassador to procure It, however. though re-
ministry, have not been relaxed, and ia is
conhdenly expected that some satisfac-
tesy solution Of the matter WIN shortly be
An invitation has been extended by
FRANCE TO the government and people of
the United States to participate in great
2 suitable commemoration of thefclose OF
this. the worlds marvellous century Of
progress. heartily recommend its ac-
Will adequately provide for due represent
%tation OF this government and its people
on the occasion.
q u Our Iselationswit Germany.
Our relations with Germany. he says. are
Influenced by the .'delusives doctrine that
the Internal development OF nation is
promoted and. its wealth. increased by q
Pollcy which q nndsrtakins g reserve It's
{ own producers,Whichn necessarily obstructy
sales IN foreign markets and prevents free
dessss to to the products Of the world The
regardless OF thesinexorable laws Of new
needs and changed conditions OF demanl
and supply. and our own hating hardness
TO inviting free exchange o. commodities
and by this means tmperiing our footing
to the external markets naturally open to
furious to American import Interests. not
only in@Gerrnany, swheresthey are perhaps
most. noticeable but IN adjacent .coun-
The exports affected are largely Amert-
can cattle and other food products, tho
reason assigned for unfavorable discrinn-
d naen Ssn e the that p hS
ell the more Irritating in view of the fact
that no European state is as jealous Of the
excellence and wholesomeness Of its ex-
ported food supplies as the United States
nor so easily able on account Of Inherent
soundness to guarantee those qualities
+ nSs to BE- g thai
rents are alternating and Its movements
s sh1ui y hs hpnssty rHsigEosal
device TO- pain advantay y nl ce
% asreturn IN our dssiinss swith other he,
na9ns wa ought f be spoad e.
Icy as a producing nation. and it plainly be-
comes us as people who love generosity
faith and RECIPROCAL forbearance These
considerations should not, however. con-
strain us to submit to unfair discrimina-
IS to silently ta II qs
OF the legitimate advantages Of proper
trade relations
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me vexatious points OF the Behrin9s sea
question are referred TO and the failure OF
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fi,e senata An annron.ia tion Snr the cnyn.
nIetscn of st1,a, fasta hn,'n5o ~ .tt o. s.
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hnMndarv IL dWelt mnnn Attention T. LAO
noW9 ~ tS W. tisy1 egi.io a.sS
the hosvd 10 usiehNTased sItEn Sraot
lakes and the aiieces sit yssfors a. Joint COM
mission on the subject.
9 or aVenezuela, the message simpiysstatess
that q statement Of the interest and policy
Of the United States regarding the boundary
S aispute vas sent e Great Britain Y July