The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-12-07
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Advises the Retirement of
Greenbacks.
The Monroe Doctrine is Upheld Neu
trality Toward Cuba.

the Importance Of our foreign relations
and the cNigcncie> of the national tiuau-
ceS at this time and the conscuurut do
termination of the President To coptiuc
his message to those subjects.
TIL" first subject of Importance touched
upon is the disordcred condition Of af-
fairs IN China following upon the clos,
Of the war with Japan, the CONSEQUENT
weakening of the central authority @.
the government and the serious out
breaks Of the old fanatical spirit against
foreigners Is discussed. The demand.
1l the nlted States and other bowers
for the punishment or the aggressor>
una the compliance of the Chinese gov
'rHillcnt are related. aS is the demand
u the | mtcd States for special com
mission To investigate the disturbances
when they first broke out. The cnrr-
Seuc steps we have thus taken" saw
h" President. are all the more likely
- result in future safety to our citizen,
China because the imperial govern
m"nt IS, | am persuaded. entirely con
'lnccd that we desire only the liberty
thd protection of our own citizens and
f"iTcSS for amy wrongs that they have
suffered. and that we have no ulterioI
designs or objects. political or otherwise
III" Waller incident.
OF the Waller incident the message.
SAYS: The customary cordial relations
between this country and France hay,
been undisturbed with the exception thai
z lul explanation of the treatment of
John l.. Waller by the eXprditionarv
mIiItary authorities of France still re
mains to be given The official record
of the trial has been furnished this GOV
eminent. says the message. but the
evidence adduccd in support of tn,
charges, which was not received bv tho
French minister for foreign affairs till
tn" first week in October has thus fal
been withheld. the French government
taking the ground that its production IN
rr>pou>" 10 our demand would establish
bad precedent The efforts of our ain
haNSadur To procure it. however. thuU.,l
mpcdcd 10y recent changes in the French
ministry have not been relaxed and it l.
confidently expected that some sHtiSfac-
tory solution Of the matter will shortly
hr reached. Meanwhile it appears that
Mr.. Walters confinement has every ale
walton which the state of his health and
all the other circumstances of the case
demand OF permit
The President points out, a pleasant
contrast. the condition of Il permanent
treaty of arbitration between the tive
countries and recommends the accept
Hnrr Of the Invitation to take part in tn,
Paris exposition of 1900.
cur relations with Germany he saws
are Influenced by the 'dcIuSivc dOctrin,
that the Internal development of ma
tion is promoted and its wealth increased
hF Il r"It.N winch. ," uudcrtakihS Z" r"
serve it, hom" markets for the exclusive
use OF It's own producers necessarily oh
~tructS :hrir sales in foreign markets
"Iu hr'N"hiN ifer access 10 the products
pI 10" W"rii. the drSIr" 10 retain tradt
ID 'ihiG worn futN' regardless OF the IN.
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'u,,'', .'"N -, 'Pii"I' ~ 'iIh NulH'IN: an"
~" '' I' naming l'uhIH'NN III inviting "
IRE" exchange 81 commodities. and by
thlN means lhlp'rlhhE our i"otlh- III 1ht
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i.'N' I'' =" i >Itudti"H N"HltNha' lhJu-
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pF"lu''S anu al>3 ON our insurance com
i1llrS. Is pointed OUT. ne necessity i"l
".'!l-hahIch ldlIH'NS IA Hraih& WIZ
"lh'f NATIONS i stated hui II = argue"
'Iat u necessary !" Pr"NiH' ItN'i1''loi ..
HI'lllIIF :" 'h"N' from Hl'n "G S"!ti
IN "Id'f T." guard against UNFAIR uiS'rilll-
ili.'l2h' Lh' way /" HJltn Il c~"'ISG ~ lS easy
'"' HH""I,I n"t nt .l-"til 'Ii!tle" "i'""'
h'hf'hG >'' question:
The TcNat"uS points "i the Rrhrlll.
sea question are referred t" and the t"li
ur" Of th" arbitration tribunal I" P,I"yid'
= means OF settlement lS pointed en-
The lnSuitlcicncy ot IN" British patrol
RchrinG sea and the necessity for a mor'
effective enforcement of regulations If j.
is hoped to save the seals from eAtiuc
tion. have. it is stated. been pointed on
to the British government. OF the pro
poSal to pay S425.O to Great Britaiu il
Settlement &c British claims for DANA CcS
4 hich was refused hy the last Congress.
the President recommends THAI il he
AGAIN considered and sanctioned. If this
i refused we arn honud hy every con
siIrr,finu nf honor and rood faith, h,
saws. fo provide for its speedy settlement
Nv, arLitrgtion \ treaty Of arbitration
i ,rrnr,IiprIy Ia Ir Iaid before the Sen
.f. IN 9rn,ro,riitinn for tbr rompIr-
ti.n nf ~ >IasE. Lnundary survey
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i ,,rn,stI, recommended Tho inn
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?, ~, Enr 80 Tho 1l1~t meridian
4, Li,h forms thc rest of th. boundary
:. dvyrIt upou Attention is also called