Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-12-08

SohViupions VI HonIy VI Poaoo' huploob 10 raw
neauon nooorulns 70 tho Respective oonstitu-
u1 9r forms o. tho TWO countries,
A., aho slA.h ulu rAsp ntticlV proviueu tl'he upon
mo signing OF lho protocol' hoitl'ltlea Dotwepn
INC fwo ,I countries should DO suspended and
soon as nosslSIo hH oooS oveyn nv s ~ he
sommanders ~ its yllitarv AMI uSi so,ces IL
The annointmcnt ~ nance commissIons N
PayIs and m lIl,ary oonpisSIon. ~ Cnho dnd
porto RIoo to arrnngo sor evnono,ion nre ro,
| ferred M -
| The porto BIc,p toInt Communication snoodlI,
accommodated n, toeG o,,ohn. IA ma tho
| Amorlean Gnv VIVA rnIsea oyAr mo jslnnd NJ
| noon that dnw o,ylns 20 tho dln"ul,ies In the
| way OF remoyinp the Iargo innmhers Of snanish
troops still IN Cuba the evncunnon connot be
completed before The lst of Jnnuarv noxt'
| on the Parl, peaoe nerotIntlons the moasauo
savs, - -. ~" 800 w
! ma neoo,Iotions hoyo rooAe hono,u, we
press. 40 that I truat soon IN ho aha N Iav a
DEFINITE treaty OF nenoe heSnre the senato Win
| a review Of Tia stens lsadIno IN iia signotvro
| Ido moi nIscuss a. ,hIs tjr,e ,ho .nvsrnva,t
or tho fut,ro ot tha nav nnsseasiona which ,vili
| come 10 ms ns The rcsvIt n, ,ho ,ynr win Snain
such discussion viii he nnnronri,to nftsr tho
treaty OF penoo ANAL Ina rntIgcd In the mem.
time and nntu Congrosa ho, logjalated
otherwise a. win ho nv dutv 10 con.
|
have exIstcd aimee oar occunntlor and
give its neonle security IN iite ani nroncr,v And
oneouraaement under n inst ana beneaciont
rule '''
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| b.No uiu uhu uIuo.ioh W thiS puVp'o " loIm
SndertaEon NJ rho oar,iest mom"n, oonslst.nt
with safety and assured success. It's important
| that our relations with those people shall DO
OF the most friendly character and our COM
merclal relations close and reciprocal, II
should bo our duty TO assist IN every proper
way TO build up tho waste places OF the island,
encourage the industry OF tho people and assist
them 10 form q government which shall DO
free ana independent, thus realizing the best
aspirations OF the Cuban people
Spanish rule must be replaced by Just, be-
nevolent and humane government, created by
the people OF Cuba, capable OF performing oil
| international obligations and which shall en-
courage thrift, industry and prosperity md
promote peace and good will among all OF tho
Inhabitants, whatever may have been their re-
lations In tho past Neither revenge nor pas
sion should have place In the new govern
mont. Until there Is complete tranquility In
tho island ana stable government inaugur-
With the exception OF the rupture with Spain
the intercourse OF the United States with the
great family OF nations has been marked with
| cordially, AMI tho close OF the eventful year
| tlnds most OF the issues that necessarily arise
In the complex relations OF sovereign states
| adjusted or presenting no serious obstacles TO
| Just and honorable solution by amioable
agreement
NICARAGUA CANAL.
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| Son,,ross shou ha,,a hod ,hn o,,nnr,,ntt,,I 10
pass finally upon tho whole matter during the
present session, without prejudice by reason OF
any change In the existing conaitons
NeVertheless ~ appears that the gov
ernment Oh Nicaragua MS one OF its
last sovereign acts before merglng lts
powers In those OF the newly-formed United
States OF Central America mas granted an OPP
tional concession TO another ASSOCIATION 10 Dc
come enectlye on the expiration OF inc present
grant II does not appear what surveys nave
been made or what route Is proposed unaer TINS
contingent grantedso thit On examination OF
the Feasibility OF It's plans IS necessarily no1
embraced In the report OF the canal commas
sion. All these circumstances suggest the
urgency OF some definite action by the Congress
at this session II the abors OF tho past are to DO
| tttil n nj linking Atlanta A.