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FOREIGN RELATIONS.

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FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Neutrality with Reference 10 cuba-Ar-
Daenian Outrsgcs--vencxuelan Dispute.
BY amendatory tariff legislation In jan
cary last the Argentine Republic, recog.
mixing the value OF the large market opened
60 the free Importation OF Its wool under
products OF the United States TO entry at
reduced duties
Decided In Braxn's Favor.
:. The. missions boundary dispute between
ferred 10 the president OF the United Staten
as Arbitrator during the term or my prede-
Sessor, ana which WAS submitted 20 2, me 1,s f 70
vor or Brazil upon the historical and docu-
mentary evidence.
specie Resumption by Chill
The resumption Of specie payments .,
lance. both In It's direct consequences
upon her own welfare and as evincing the
one OF the most influential OF the South
American republics.
Serious Domcstlc Condition In China.
Either as a result OF a weak control
py tne central government over the pro-
mutton or traditional governmental author
tty under the stress OF an overwhelming
upon good opportunity OF the aversion OF
the Chinese population 20 all foreign ways
and undertakings, there have occurred IN
rious outbreaks OF the old fanatical spirit
against foreigners, which. unchecked by
che local authorities, Il not actually con.
attacks on foreign missionary stations,
causing much destruction OF property and
attended with personal injuries as well as
The demands OF the United States and
other powers for the degradation and pun
respective cities and provinces, who. by
neglect or otherwise. had permitted up
srislngs. and for the adoption OF stern
measures By the emperor's government
Tor the protection OF the life and property
of foreigners are followed by the disgrace
flcIala found derelict In duty, and the pun
tEhment by death or a number OF those
ediudgod guilty or actual participation In
Che outragea.
Good Eject of the American Commission.
This government also insisted that n
American commission should visit
che province where the first disturbances
gSSnrr.u TOT amn psEpo1 sr on nb
opposition, has gone overland from Tien-
1'sin. accompanied by n suitable Chinese
readiness and ability OF our government
90 protect It's citizene will act. IL IL be-
iiieved, as q most influential deterrent of
amy similar outbreaks. The energetic
Nteps we have thus taken are all the more
likely TO result In future safety TO our citi-
xens IN China because the imperial govern.
that we desire. only the liberty and protec-
ton Of our citizens and redress for any
we have no Interior designs or objects. POI
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victor and yanquishcd Grateful
The governments OF both China and Japan
have In dispatches transmitted through
their respective diplomatic representative
expressed In a most pleasing manner their
grateful appreciation OF our assistance 20
and Of the value of our aid Ia pa si tbs
way 20 their resumption or peaceful rela-
The waller incident.
The customary cordial relations between
this country and Frdnce have been undis-
turbed, with the exception that "A full ex-
PLANTATION OF the treatment Of John l.. Wal
Ter by the eNpeditionary military authOrf-
aies or France stlll remains 10 DO given.
Following the course justified by album
dent precedents this government request
proceedings OF the French tribunal which
Resulted In Mr.. Walters condemnation.
This request has been complied with 70 the
extent Of supplying copy OF the Official
record, from which appear the constitu-
zion and organization or the court. the
charges as formulated. and tho general
course and result or the trial. by which Il
A shown that the accused was tried IN
open court and was defended by counsel.
charges. which was not received by the
French minister for foreign Affairs tin the
first week IN Qctober-has thus FAR been
withheld, the French government taklnr
the ground that its Introduction In re-
npones 20 our demand would establish a
10 procure n. however, though impeded by
have not been realized. and IL Is confident.
ton OF the matter Will shortly be reached
An invitation has been extended by
France ,, 70 me Eoyernme,nt and people o
international exposition at Paris In 100 a.
a suitable commemoration OF the close oil
thia. the worlds marvellous century ol
progress l heartily recommend liz &C.
'ceptancc. together With such legislation a.
VIII adequately provide for due represen.
cation of this government and It's people
on the occasion.
Inlures Our Interests In 0ormany.
Our relation with the states OF the Ger.
man empire are, In some aspects. typical
OF condition OF things elsewhere found n
similar 20 our own The close rlvnlrlcs ol
competing industries. the innuence 81 ms
dsiusivo doctrine that the Internal devcl.
wealth. Increased BY a policy. IN under n
taking 20 reserve It's h9ne markets for thu
essarlly obstructs their sales IN foreign
products OF the world; the desire 10 rctair
fncxornhlc laws OF new needs and changed
conditions Of demand and supply. and oul
ne,s'"e 'ar1anss5 ~ ihFi.ns reei
means iinperIiing our footing III the ex
ternal markets naturally open 20 Us. hnv,
created a situation somewhat Injurious Il
American export interests not only II
Germany, whore they are most noticeable
nut IN adjacent countries.
Interests Anerted.
The exports affected are largely Amorf
can cattle and other food products. IN.
reason assigned for unfavornble dlacrlm
fnntlon being that their consumption
deiefcrious 90 the pubic health. This 4
all the more Irritating IN view Of the fac
that no European state y a. Jealous OF III
excellence and whQicnomenrsa Of ~ *
ported food supplies a. the United State
nor 40 easily able on account Of fnherrff
goundneae 10 guarantees those qualities
Nor are these difficulties confined 10 on
food pro0ucfn deniNred for expectation
ukyts ~ Netaiistion.
IL Ia not 20 he forgotten that intefna
<tuts are alternating AMI ~ movement