Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-12-07

a..n my executive duty ade
,red at this time by presenting
,s lbe important phases Of ouI
,s,ated to our intercourse witt
and a statement OF the finan'
shIrb confront us, emitting, ex'
~ ~ related to these topics, an.
,vsrimcntel operations. =,
invite, however, not only th'
,raliCn, but the severly critica
n congress and my fellow coun
rnorts concerning these depart
.iIons, II Justly and fairly ex
mrnish proof of the assiduou'
n care for the public welfare.
,rOmmendatlons they contain
rtIal attention OF those charged
Il legislation, lecause | believ'
would promote the peoples
Iaelgn Relations.
ErSrIyF REPuBLlc.
kM legislation IN January last
rpubllc. recognizing the value
rrie, open to the free importa'
rkuuder our last tariff act, hal
m products Of the United States
Jved duties. 1t is pleasing L
fc,ts we have made to enlarge
.dtrade on u sound basis OF mu-
IN this instance appreciated by
In which our WOODEN factories
sl'u supply Of raw material.
,stsuHdary dispute between the
Mblic and Brazil, referred to the
At United States as arbitrator
nOimy predecessor, and which
fhne for determination, result
iii favor Of Brazil, upon the his
rumentary evidence presented,
Ilmg prOirac,ed controversy, and
hating the wisdom and desira-
x International boundary dis
lS to friendly arbitration.
CHILL
pre progressing for n revival OF
kie and Chi!ian claims commits
Mk was abruptly interrupted
n expiration Of the stipulated
tth awards could be made.
fa Of specie payments by Chilli
Net and Importance, both In its
Hfes upon her own welfare as
ixehdency Of sound financial
we Of most Influential Of the
y republics.
INA AND JAPAN,
kmOmentouS struggle between
p, while relieving the diplo-
fAls government from the doll
lndertook at request OF both
DHrlng such service to subjects
nntwlthin thotcrritoriul limits
@f neutral position permitted,
lSlic condition in the Chinese
" caused much anxiety nnd
Aand careful lattention. Either
kas control by the central gov.
Y provincial administrations,
hlfutlon Of traditional govern
7lndcr the stress OF an over
M disaster or a manifestation
runlty Of the aversion OF the
ln TO all foreign ways and un-
y have occurred In widely
fseS Of China serious outbreaks
hcal spirit against foreign-
fcFed by the local authorities,
tlnlyed at by them, have cul-
l''seks on foreign missionary
much destruction OF prop
Win personal injuries as
Although but one Amcri-
tportod to have been actually
illhough the destruction OF
70 ialien more heavily upon
o. other nationalities than
alhly beh0oyed this gov
ue the most prompt and
70 guard against SINH
more dreadful calaml-
Ine hundreds of American
salcii have grown up through
NINA under the temperate
3. custom and imperial ed!ct.
.he United States and other
sstadalion aud punishment OF
'.leiais OF the respective cities
'lV' oy neglect or otherwise.
rlslhg and for the adoption
y " lhe emreror's govern
~ sc'lon . Of the life and property
y followed by the disgrace
s ser'alh provincial officials
uu,y and the punishment by
~ " i, those adludged gu lily Of
On IN the outrages. '"
SsgIeps we have thus taken are
n,Gieiy 10 result in future
tilllcas In China because
Vvernment is, / am per.
vo9vlllced that We desire
and protection Of our own
~ ior any wrongs they NAV
0li., 'aal we have no Interior de.
ul.licsl ,ni or otherwise.
'ses sos, ,eilher onr kindly serv-
oarlng her late war, nor the
H. while while furnishing ali the
y iaianu hnu To further the me-
Y ,raN between ! her and Japan we
s'S and ihterposed no coun-
., a,.,th ooth China and Japan
,ss,. dispatches transmitted
u,lest speetlve diplomatic rem
pIs pIreSsed In n most pleSss.
IN ~ hgfeatiul appreciation
hand NJ H. ,hS uurlng the
~ IN, ,,h u lhe value OF our aid
'ueir resumption OF peace
FRANCE,
JFyruial FronaIl relations between
!. exception that a f,ll u.s- ns-
s,r sr,ment I, Of John L. Waller
ins 10 military authorities of
Ss S,a,.io 70 oe given. MIR. Waller. r.
saSse,ss ,sses consul at Tamataye'
M S'sar = nr after his term Of Of,
\ ~ apparently Succession IN
|saluse' from the Hoyas
FiISl IlGn % Of Tamatave, and the
sn 40, v.na Jaw by the French. he
N svon,icaaNslng y, aN.Ig military informs informs
nlMll,orr,r, II france was tried and
justif,aa prlsonment. Fol-
snmsn,,,e sns,,,ed by abundant pre-
rd "t oi NJ requested from that
ShIcCht ~ .ne proceedings Of The
n sT T.ise resulted in Mr.. Wal.
70 .a,s ths request has been
Of '1e ,s extent of sun
u co,,at rae constitution and
kpsy,ssl, yslt, I'm, the charges as for for
@kIcb Il Il y;ourse y and result Of
ausn ~ ca' Is shown that the nc. O.
n IN ,hs court, and was defend-
ltesuuv .uv wt,sd evidence adduced in
SIterw which was not received
Oe, Oe,eo,niio ior foreign affairs LII
M stSooer-has asl thus far been a,
Sss, s government taking 'sSa ~
AhlIsSv ! ;. IN response to our
Rbassaa J ead precedent. The
iSaaor i,nnio1r to procure It. IT,
rrsnuppSS BY recent
Ana ministry, have
sstis,al sua II is conndcntly
IN tlyhss,ss,na1o,tory ~ sn1 solution 81
TaI,sre,'a sre,ached. Meanwhile.
Nm ,Sr confinement % has
yum,sa,se ,ae ! :. state Of his heath
! lrresaaahSSees OF the case de- |
kdesaoie NJ resnaaise contrast to the
M eSnSnp,esGllnR. u matter of
tdisos.ning Is sought eS.
Y csss slactory outcome a.
y FrsUn.,e FU require Is tho re- |
! sfpsensh psemlh Chambers favor |
= ~ tyrsnsiananent aulnt treaty Of a. |
MANY.
issS..sssss " sssstss q the German |
sisrs' >, syplcal Of q con. |
N d'te ~ .lsound 10 ! county |
daIrs,oo.e are similsr "a |
~ ~ ~ of competing IN |
is,sos, y The delusive dcc- !
I snM n,n.,. dovelopment |
e@el,cy, which e undsss -
M c%asrkets for the ex- |
si,Soaaucers, NECESSARILY |
6 nsoselgn markets and |
fNfsi pr0duCto ~ tkH
inssss ~ trade In tims-wcrS |
pdititOonlsab laws Of new |
Dkis's'oons Of demand rrd
o.,o .c,oommoditles, ID and ~ |
INV footing ii re eS. y |
s!s Wy open 70 Us. Shsvs
isssasewhat injurious
Ds,kss' not only In 0ors
aaps most notices sbis. |
~ largely AmarIo.n1