Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-12-09

for The inhabitants maintaining itt3., !
tho direction Of thG eyenutiya a1',b 80,
er, ment and control therein rs sbG,Id
conserve public order restore me nrn.
ductive conditions of peace so long dis
tuibed by the instability and disorder
which prevailed for the greater mari n
tho preceding decades. and build IN tbat
TRANQUIL DEVELOPMENT of the d1inestte
state Whereby alone can be reaIizad the
nigh purpose as proclaimed In the Joint
resolution adopted nv the congress- on
the 18th Of April 1898, by which the United
States discalmed any disposition or IN.
tentiun 10 exercise sovereignty. iurisdic-
lloA or control over CUBA, except for NE
paaIiieattiiol lleItoi anu assetled llS uG-
~ ~, nl at wren lhal was a9colnp
~ ledye the government ana Control OF
IN lsiaH nc 10 lts people. ne PlSase con
,at'Sa ~ ms i33oluSloh ~ VI tttS ltsl-
Wy nonpi dple opIlsauoh ana must De 81
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"'"'' NeSp""S'"''i'S'
This nation has assumed before the
world a grave responsibility for the ia
lure good government en-. OF CUBA.
Our mission to accomplish which we
tool. up the gage Of battle, is not to be
fulfilled BY turning adrift loosely
framed commonwealth to face the Vicissi-
lu0es which too often attend weaker
states whose natural wealth and abun-
dant resources are offset by the tncOnEru-
ties Of their political organization and |
| the recurring occasions for Internal RIVAL
| lIeS 10 sap thelr strength ana dlSslPale
| their energies Ihe greatest blessing
/ which can come TO cuba Is the restoration
Of her agricultural aud Industrial pros
| pcrity which will give employment to Idle |
4 men and Te-establish the pursuits of |
! peace. This Is her chief and immediate |
htG,a 20 .t,o o.,t...,, ,u,,.,,, .,,,,,,,,.,. ,,,,
! ms the six months ending June 3d. lSJ5l |
~ .si n f." Charitieg ana 6nsritais grd
Az e, "a ~ lie detitlffn NV
DinIom,,tic Relations Resumed,
| Following the exchange Of ratificati0ns |
of the treaty Of peace the two govern |
ments accredited ministers 10 each other, |
| Span sending 70 washington me duke
vio,Islv stationed in Mexico whilo the
United States transferred to Madrid Hon
| Blllamy Storer. its minister at Brussels. |
! This was followed by the respective APP
commercial Treaties.
Inc Io4tih See4Ul Oh lnt JaItII agl III.
proved july ~, i25E "pli i nttl Psiii
only for commerclai tfeatltS Whlch sh",II
be entered into by me president and aJso
Ialintu bl lI4e 9tIldly N'4Il ~ f,9"'t'
Of its passage OWING TO delays lhvNiNA.
W. w. IN naiog initiated nmdar thai secr13
c0uld he concluded in time for ratification
b- tha senate prior to it's adjournment on
| the am of MNItn last, some Oh ltlF ptlA-
ing negotiations, however were near con-
conventions have since been SIGNED ~. ny
the plenipotentlaries. others, Wtmh po!A
the third and fourth sections or the act
are stIl under consideration,
Conventions of Reciprocity.
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I"n(enu3na % ,, ip oPn.ss ir,a ra.sss
signed uuii4S w 49,, ,,' ,
WIN HteqL ,, i0r i1arGaJoas ar.
onles OF hLlllsn ''u I rr 5,s' n5G Cai|1s
muda' JaHaiS3' an ~ iolHa ~ ~ NTj",.,o.
ISLANDS ana VIII" ''le I7puO'' 'l -'''''"
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impoflan, S'I a., ,' ritb 'a
been cqnrl49eY WIN WIN I11''No an" "''" ''''
Argentine hePooLl'. n,.,,a.
burenu OF American hebu"i'eS'
mn, interest taken bv the various states
, NE ,bc intrrnati6nai union Of Amer
iDl 'L'T re5,S Mn, In The works of its or
i ira,i h,,rrau is evidenced by the fact Chat
for he 4fat tune slngf l u.s. ffe@ ,dE NJ
,} ,,,.r t,e 41,p NOW raurrSrutpd I'm il
/ u"' AlWhn "A orI, Of the bureau.
nv. .....,l,, ttoral character Of