The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-03-06
NO. g..

us by the British house Of commons m
1893 and upon our invitation a. treaty OF
arbitration between the United states aH4
Great Britain was signed az Washington ana
transmitted TO the senate FOR MS IaINnalDH
lu January last Since THIS treaty is clear
ly the result Of our own lnitaptc, s.M.a
It has been Tee}Enl1ea a. lts 6lr
ure Of our foreign p0nty lAIpuhuoNL ~
entire national histury-the auJustmenl OF
difficulties by judicial methods rather thaH
force Of arms-and slRee ~ presents 70 tIg
world the glorious example OF reason and
peace, not passion and war HpNliullIE NV
relations between two OF the greatest ha-
tons Of the world, an example certain
TO be followed by others ! ftspgclu!!g
urge the early aCtioR OF the senate thereon,
not merely as matter or p9heE pul as
duty to mankind The importance ana
moral influence of the ratification OF sueh
a treaty can hardly Dc oNergsNWalsa lt
the cause Of advancing ClYllHaLoLs ~
may well engage the best thought or tue
statesmen and people Of every country
and cannot but consider i fortunate thar
IL was reserved TO the lNllel 0laL,a 10
have the leadership IN so grand a WORK.
Extra Session of Congress Called
at has been the uniform practice 10 avoid
as far az possible the COuNeulug OF cphtIesa
On extraordinary session II is an eAalnp9
which, under ordinary circumstances anu
in the absence Of a public necessity, l5 70
be condemned But failure 10 convene
the representatives OF the people lA CON
gress In extra session when y lnNolN,a HeR
leCt OF public duty places lhe re- ' 'gl Z ~
ity Of such neglect upon the executive @ l.tll
self The condition Of the public treasury
as has been indicated, demands the lWIne-
d5sfe c0rsideratlUu OF congress. IL alone
has the power to provide revenue TOT LHS
congress. Not 10 convene III uIlutL 5ugI
circumstances I can view IN no othet sense
than the neglect Of a PLAIN GUY 49, az
not sympa thize with the sentiment luaL
congress In session IS dangerous 70 pLt p go
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the agents Of the people, and their presence
a the seat OF EoFeFHhelil ~ sHe | t@g,- ~
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/ the CORRESPONDING benefits.
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