Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-06

tiou ! am happy 20 sav that abundant op-
poriuuiiy has been Afforded 20 show The
cumbatauis
MERCHANT MARlNE.
The merchant marine should attract con.
siderable attention. uud Invites the lmme.
dttte action % congress uut national De.
y-lopmeut Will Do one sided aud uusatis
faciorT ~ bong a. the remarkable growth
% uur inland Industries remains uuaccum-
pauied hy progress un the seas There u
% lark u constitutional authority for leg
lslatinH whirh shall give me country mar
ltims strength commemorate With IT. iu-
austrial achievements aud WIZ Us rank
smung the nations u the earth.
The past year has recorded exceptional
sctiSlty iu our shNyafis sud PROMISES %
continual prosperity boo ship building are
abundant Advanced legislation ZOE the
projection - uuf ssnmru has been enacted
Our coast trade under regulations wisely
framed ~ the beginning ~ iAc government
ard since shows results Tor The past fiscal
rear uuequalled boo og- records aud those
% auy other power. We shall fall 20 real.
tIs our opportunities however n We com.
plar,uily regard oniy matters NJ home. aud
blind ourselves 90 the necessity OF securing
our share iu the valuable Carrying trade
Of ths world.
THE INDIANS.
The Dawes commission reports that graf.
flying progress has been made 10 IT, work
during The preceding year The Geld work
been completed. recommend that con.
rfess at au early day make Just appfu.
Prsllou for educational purposes 10 the
iEdAu Territory
SAMOAN AFFAIRS.
Important events have occurred In the
samoan islands The election. according 90
the laSs and customs N Samoa " success.
or 10 The late klug Maictoa Laupspa DC
Teloptd n contest ~ 10 the validity ~ the
result. which Issue. by the terms of the
-. a. A.. -
Justice. Upon bis rendering "a judgment iu
favor % Malietou Tanu. the rival chief
Matanta TOOK % arms. The active Inter.
yeution ~ American and British warships
became imperative 10 restore order al the
cost ~ sanguluary encounters In this
emergency b joint comml ssi0n VI reprssen.
tatives ~ tho United states Germany aud
Great Britain was sent 10 Samoa 10 lnves.
ugato The situation and provide a temper.
Hry remedy Hy ms active efforts peace.
ful solution was reached for the time being.
The klugship being abolished aud pro.
Nhloual government established.
The arrangement under which Samoa was
administered had proved impracticablc aud
Unacceptable to III the powers concerned
To withdraw from the agreement and aban.
dou the Islands 90 Germany aud Great Brit
terssis boo the archipelago 10 rellnquisu
our rights Boo the harhor ~ Page Page. the
best anchorage Doc the Pacific. Tue oC,u
psncy " which bad been lrused 20 the
y United States in tsts hy the drsi foreign
treaty ever concluded by Samoa, was moi
I TO be thought ~, either as regards Oh,
, needs ~ our uuYy or the lnteresIs " ONT
Z growing commerce With the east We could
not have considered any proposition Tor ih.
sbrogatlon N the triprriite control which
Oh not confirm ut ln 40 our rights aud safe
\ guard an our national iatar,sfs 10 he Is
. lsnds our Views commended themselves q,
1 the other powers
, A satIsfattofy arrangement vna conclude,
4 b.turrr The governments n Germany uu,
\ Of Eusiaud by virtue OF which EusHu re
4 tired from samoa To- view OF r1mpensn lou
10 other directions and bo.h powers ra
= nouuced in favor Of The United states uI
4 their rights and claims over and Boz rsspse
~ that p.ftIan Of the group lyiug 10 th
h east u tho iIlE degree " west longitude
. smoraeIns ,hs i'iapi, , o. lg' y, a., of.o W.
/. flf IL rou.iItuiiaull action thereon . con
j toatIuu. which besides fhs prov lsluus nbuN
mentioned HI,l .uamatees 700 fus sam
II privilege and conditions in respect O.
Il commerce and commercial vessels Iu 90 %
I. tLr Islands ~ Samoa Hs those possessed
I Germany.
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