The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13
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upon y tne disofoefeo conuitionf OF snAiss
In China, following upon tho closs Of ths
war with Japan, the consequent weakening
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The demands OF tne Uniteo Ststes anu M
other powers for the punlshmsnt OF the
asgressors and the compliance Of the Chi.
rsse rnvornment are related. n 4 tho de.
snsna az the IInited Gtntes for snecial
commissiong ID inyestirate the t,asturhauces
vhere' fhev iirat Broke ont. "a. e ); e.
saThe snersetlc step, ne have thus tsken,' p
says the nfesident. s.are an the more likely
to resnlt In fnture safety TO our citisens
n. Il an pefsuaded. entirely convinced
that xe desire ONLY the liberty. and pro.
tection Of our own citixens and redress
for any wrongs that mny have been suf-
fered aud that We have no Interior designs
OF opJects. RoMucal; or otaer W.
OF the Waller incident, the message
says:
The customary eotuial felations DetWeeh
the country ana france nave Deen undie-
Turned with the exception tnat Iel e4-
glanation OF the treatment q Ionn u.
waller. by the expeditonary miMtary au'
thorities OF France still remains TO De
given.
the omeial tecoka OF tne ttaaI mas oeen
xufnisned tnis government says tne mes
sage. "Dut the evidence adduced IN sup.
port OF the charges-which was not received
~ the French minister for foreign Affairs
till the nrst Week 10 OctoDer-nas thus iar
been withheld, the French government tax.
ing the ground tnat its producuon IN re-
sponse to our demand would establish
bad precedent. The cn0rts OF our ambas-
eador 70 procure u. however, thoueh I'm
peded ~ recent changes ~ the French
a.ny. m,nasty. nave . NOT ocen .Nlaxea. anu " ~
connoehtiy expectea tnat some satistac'
tofy solution o. the matter Will shortly
be reached. Meanwhile It appears that
NJ. Wailer's confinement has every ailevia.
aon which the state OF his health and all
the other circumstances OF the case de-
mand OF permit. {.
rssp Tas president $40 points ont as pleasant
contrast the conclusion OF q permanent
treaty Of arbitration between the two coun.
tries and recommends the acceptance OF
the Invitation to take part In the Paris
exposition of 1900.
"Our relations with Germany" he says.
s.are influenced BY the delusive doctrine
that Internal DEVELOPMENT Of nation IL
policy which 10 undertaking to reserve its
home markets for the exclusive use Of Its
own producers, necessarily 0bstructs their
tales In foreign markets aud prevents free
access to the products OF the world; the
desire to retain trade In timeworn ruts.
resardless OF the inexorable laws Of new
NEEDS ana enanged conditions OF demand
snd supply and our own hating tardiness IS
!nvttins freer exchange OF commodities and
by this means imperllling our footing in the
external markets. naturally open TO us, have
created situation somewhat injurious to
American export interests. not only In
Germany. where they are perhaps most
s The eject OF this particularly ON food
products and also on our insurance COM
panles 10 pointed out. The necessity for
;openhanded fairness In dealing With other
nations 10 stated, but 1t u argued that II
,nscsssary to provide festfictio6s similar 10
those from which We sufref, IN order to
guard against unfalr discrimination, the
way TO such course ID easy, but should
not be lightly entered upon.
rhe n.r,nr SEA o...tsc,
Ine vexations points OF the bering SEQ
Quesuop ete feiefrea 10 anu tine failure
OF .ne sfDlIratlon trippnai TO provide
means oi settiement sre pointed out. The
.nsuMciency OF Tue biitisn patroi OF ber-
,ns ~: ano tne necessIy ior more eaect-
I'VE enIoIcement OF regulations nave. II 10
sslo. Deen pSlnteo out 70 tne British gov.
rnment. u " u nopea 10 save tue seal
sL0@ sroe c.a sAtaneoion. OL Tue proposal 10 pay
Sss..o:oS ~ 0teat DntaIn. IN settlement OF
@ Snusn . c'alMs tol damages, which was re-
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81 arbitrstion Il. sccordin@ir 70 Iva sy istS
before the senate. An appropriation for
the completion Of the Alaska boundary sur
ysy which follows the contour Of the coast
q earnestly recommended. The Importance
Of an international agreement al to the
line Of the 141st meridian. which forms the
ret Of the boundary. 10 dwelt upon. At
tsntion 10 also called to the unsatisfactory
condition OF the boundary with Canada
IN the great lakes, and the necessity for
. Joint commission on the subject
Of Venezuela. the message simply states