Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-21
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,Eon to The Governments
,yaI,sD AND VENEZUELA
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s,eef,aln aud report the bouhlHiy nv
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ap,d 10 The exercise OF Judicial poW0ts,
spd they might fairly expect 10 reach
aft,ul satisfactory 10 their own con.
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tter, OF those whose Interests were
directly Involved.
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talufe oi its duties, may be SAID 10 be-
lougto q tribunal Of this character.
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diligently ami fairly seek TO In.
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feiCh0J, no territorial aggrandizem6nt
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ciue 10 the United States. lrho solelcon.
corn oi our government ~ tho peaceful
solution Of The controversy between
friendly nations, for the just and honor
ibe settlement Of the title to dis.
lultd territory, and the protection Of
tho United states against any fresh ao.
qlslton In outhemisphefe on the part
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ke,l you tho 1xp1dlency OF calling
ne attention OF tue governments Oi
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alpolnlment OF tue committee and OK.
lalnlng both ils nature aud objects. It
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uisly consistent with their swn sense
OF International proprieiy, TO give the
Committee Tue aid that II 10 no doubt IN
'beli power TO furnish In the way OF
documentary proof, historical nara.
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