The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06
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their adoption would promote the peoples
good
Foreign Relations.
RGEsrISE HErvBLIC.
by as7elaatory legislation IN January las,
thc Argentine republic. recognizing the value
~ the large market ogen 70 the free i~inTsorta-
tion az IL wOol~ under CIr last fari. act. HIS
admitted certain products " the United ~taics
70 entry ~ reduced autres- IL = r.taSiLG u
note that the EFFORTS we have made 70 enlarge
the exchanges - trade IN q sound bass ~ ul-
rual benefit are in thl> Instance Appreciated by
tie country from which our wn~.,u .-ct srics
draw their necdful supply ~ raw Material.
The missions boundary ci>put. tetwtta the
1rFeuriLe cTuhl. ana Brazil. referred 70 the
president ~ The United states a. arbitrator
during nc term 81 NJ prt.ect>>Or- and vAirh
was submitted 10 me for determination. result
eli In AL award in favor 81 Brazil upon the his
tortcal ana documentary es.deace presented
thu, ending q isu- rrotracted controversy and
again demonstrating the wisdom and Gesira-
busy az settling inicrnattunal boundary dis
ruie> t RECOURSE n r---tty arbitration.
cLiLL
NEGOTIATIONS are prrEress.r for fcviv1lc 3,
the Juifct states aud CL..iln Claims rHt-tais-
Sion. whose work vas auTlrt-y intercepted
Las Year by the cxrlratton q. TIE stipulated
firit within wAich as.itt~ could &c maze
TIE RESUMPTION 3. 81 c.c paymcntS ~ ghili
= aStep % .ntere~. and Importance. both "a rs
direct Consequences upol her own wclfnre as
evlneirE tie aScenieacy q sound 1~ranciaI
Trluclp-ss .n one " most irI-e-t!ai ~ the
>glll American republics.
cFisA ASD JAPAN.
The close II rae sl0mc1tor~ STRUGGLE between
CLllA a-la Jap. y. while reiistl uH tine Olplo-
t1-;c agents or tai, Sow rllrut .rpm tar er
cate erty tLcy r~nD'rto'S AZ request f boih
countries ~ IN -ler.IE such service y subjects
ofeitAtr hell-ercut Within thetcrr.tori lltn.ts
~ ihc gtacr - cur neutral position permitted.
crsrlurcl q domestic condition fn tEt tttucse
I empire which has caused uteh anxiety aud
cslr.i for proM- I and carctulntt~-4ion k-ilcf
as result VI q weak co.trnlt y tac central GOV
sanel over the rrqs-rc.al a~-t1i1l~ .Ati9rs,
Z fO.l0t. ing q ullinltlu. % trlIltAcNAi govern
Eert- authority under the stress II AA ever
/ wL-4fIll- Material di-l~ttrrr q manifestation
Lrtn EOr4 opportunity ~ TIE aversion ~ Tie
z CAire-e FCp4latlol ID Al foreign v-y-~f 7 M
I rertaA nrs. there have occurred ~ v .Iely-
SEPARATED pr0s .-re> ~ Alr1 serious O1torraFs
81 tue Old f4-atical spirit against fJreiGn-
e-S. which. unchecked ty the local authorities,
: IL not actually colniyed at BY them, have Gull
minated In mob attacks on foreiga missionary
stations. causing much destruction % prop
erty. and attended WIKI personal injuries AZ
well ~ loss 81 life. iltloDyA "a. crc y NEIL
| can citizen Wa reported 10 have been ac-raiiy
woun,.cd. and although The destruction q
property may have fallen more heay..y upon
Inc missionaries q other nat.cnalitlc~ THAI
our cwE. i piairly OthooveA tis GOV
ernnent to take tho most prompt and
decided action 10 guard against simi-
lar or re-hap> more dreadful calamt-
ties Detailing the Ern6TtcS - Asre rtcan
mission stations which nave grown u~pthrOn2A-
out the Interior ~ China under the temperate
rule cs liberation. custom and imperial euici
The demands ~ the United ~-ate~ aId other
powt b. for the cesralatlon Ind punishment ~
. FNf FN-|NI~4NaE NAAW4H-- NI AK y TttN4%H At44fn
and provinces Hho, by neglec. OF osLer Hise,
had permitted uprising ami FOR the adoption
Of stern measures b. the emperor guEern-
mrrt for the protection 81 tEelt and properly
81 foreigners. we're followed by the disgrace
ana dismissal 0f certain provincial oetcial,
found Gerelics IN duty and the punisimelt BY
DEATH b. a number q those al. u4red guilty o.
act4AI participation IA the oufrt<ee.
This government also insisted that q special
american commission ~louiat t~lt 'ne province
where the nr~r Disturbance occurred Tor the
purpose 81 invc ~fiEafiNn- This latter coEnrnls-
sion. formed after mueh opposition. has zone
cgrr.and from Ticn-I's4n. acccn perirl ny a
suitable Chinese escort. ard ~ tr~ temOu-tra-
ti0a ~ the readiness and Ahilsty ~ our gov
eminent % protect IT, citizens Will act. it's
believed. as q most influential deterrent ~ any
similar nnttreaks.
TAe c~ueFrctsc steps we have thus taken are
all the mote likely 70 result In future
safety % our citizens In China because
the imperial government H.. | am per-
.uatet. entirely convinced that we desire
crly the liberty and protection 81 CIR own
ciflxens and redress for any wroarS Trey may
have suffered. .na thar We have no uiterlor de-
siya~ or Objects. political. Or otherwise
th1ra will not forget either our kindly serv-
Zee ~ Ter ~cittzea> during her late war. nor the
furthr fact that, while furnishing All the
.~aci4ities az our command 70 further the ne
g~otiatlon Of a peace between her and JAPAN We
sought no advantages and interuo-ei no coun-
Tae govern menis u both China and Japan
have. in special dispatches TRANSMITTED
through their respective diplomatic rep
rcScntatites. expressed N 4 most pleas
lur malner their rrtaifri appreciation
If our assistance 10 Their citizens during The
uaha ppp struggle and ~ the value u oLr aid
in paving the way 70 their resumption 81 peace
full relations
FRaNCE
re customary cor liU relations between
,hi~ country and rance have teen undiS-
tgrbe1. with the exception that a full ex-
plantation ~ the treatment N Jehn L. waller
W the expeditlcnary mlliiary an,horities q
France still remains 10 BE- given MI. Waller
formerly United states consul ~ Trrnntare
remained IA Madagascar after his term 81 or
ice expired. AMI was 2 pplrcrtly successful IN
rrO~rrlng business concessions. from the HCya-
&. greater or less value
Alter the occupation Of Tarnatave. and the
declaration 81 martial law BY the French. he
was arrested upon various char-cs. among
them that VI communicating military inform.
alter 10 the enemy ~ France was tried and
convicted by a military tribunal, aud sem
fenced 70 twenty Years IMPRISONMENT. Fol
l0wtrg the course justified W abundant pre-.
rodents. this government requested from that
o. France the record - the proceedings N the
French tribunal which resulted IN Mr. Wal
ler'S condeIrnati0n Inis request has beer
CON piled with 10 the cStent of sup
plyirS a cops o. the Official record
from which appear the Constitution and
organization Of the court. the charges as for.
mulatea. and the general course and rc~alt Of
the trial. aud by which u is shown that tho ac
,used was tried in open court. and was defend
support o. the charge~-which was not ~reccivet
hy toe French minister for foreign Affairs I'll
the FIRST week In Octobcr-has thus Tar beer
withhcld. the French government taking th'
demand would establish a bad precedent Th'
Efforts Of our ambassador TO procure u
however. though impeded BY recent
charges In the French ministry. hay'
no. been rclarcd. and IL l. confident,
expected that some satisfactory solution o
: the matter viii shortly be reached. Meanwhile
every alienation which the state ~ his health
and all the other circumstances % the case de