The Penn's Grove record., 1899-12-08

States, Germany and England for its az
Condition IL Cnba and Porto Rico since the
treaty Of peace With Spain was signed
He distinctly says TINT the pledge, a:
proclaimed In the joint resolution adopted
by Congress on April 19F189s. by which the
States diseluims any disposition OF
Intention to exercise sovereignty, 1urisnics
tion or control over Cuba. except Tor tne
pacidcation thereof and the determination
that when that was accomplished TO leave
the government and control Of the isiane
to It's people, Is OF the highest honorable
obligation and must be sacrediy kept.
Diplomatic Relations With spain.
Following the exchange OF Publications
OF the treaty OF peace the two Govern
ments accredited ministers to each other,
Spain sending to Washington the Duke Of
Arcos. nm eminent dIplomntist, while the
United States transferred to Madrid Hon.
Bellamy Storer, its Minister at Erusseiss
In addition to Its consular representation
In the United States, the Spanish Govern
ment has appointed consuis Tor Cuba, who
have been Professionally recognized during
the military administration OF the anairs
Of chat island.
The President recommends appropriate
legislation In order to carry into execution
AIllEid VII VI Liz - " -
Spain, by which the United States assured
the payment Of certain claims for tndem-
nifty Of its citizens against Spain.
Claims Against Turkey.
The United States Minister to Turkey
continues, under instructions, to press for
n none payment in satisfaction OF the
Just claims for injuries suffered by Ameri.
can citizens in the disorders OF several
years past and for wrongs done to them
by the Ottoman authorities. Some OF
these claims are Of many years standlag.
This Government is hopeful Of n general
agreement In this regard. :.
The Venezuelan revolution is then dealt
with, and the recognition OF Castro nc
knowledged.
Reviewing the increase OF trade brought
about by the efforts OF the State Depart
ment to keep In touch With the Govern
ment Of the Latin-American republics IN
South and Central America. President Nc
Kjnley thinks 1t e1pedient that the various
republics should be invited to hold at an
early date another conference at the CAPT
tai OF one OF the countries other than the
United States, and In this ~connecti on refers
to the Pan-American Exposition. to be held
on the Niagara frontier IN New York In the
year 1901.
Monroe Doctrine Guarded.
President Mckinley expresses sat.sfac-
tion over tie outcome Of the Peace Con-
anaea,aI~ ssrits trantha narmnnant tri,
bunal for arbitration established BY It. He
calls attention to the fact that in signing
the convention, the representative OF the
United States carefully guarded the his
torle position OF this country anent the
Monroe doctrine.
The Army at Manila.
In q brief reference to the number OF mer
~ this onuntrv nd Mania ths presideni
savs. ~
~ co,not utthbc,a fror, cha oars and nan
~ hia,,aa, enmmandctio a. AMI, eoi,
49, anndct - trrtnn s,trat3one thei,
,rn II i sanraeca Ia 3betr coantrv and III
,mtanm Ia sh,i,,r With which fhav have
narsnrnaa nnneual and dif,cuIt dnfies n
punr ssiand nnssssiars
T,,a nasa "a thsn COOS into nm axtended
rariaw ~ ne nosta1 sarvice mt only N
~ fr,si q 20 M az xacantiu ~,
uuIred colonies. Ii also calls the attention
| OF Congress to the report OF the Secretary
OF the NAVY concerning armor-plnte foI
vessels now under contract and building,
| and repeats the latter's request that legis'
lation be enacted to make contracts early
In the year for armor Of the best quality
| that can be obtained In this country fol
the Maine. Ohio apd Missouri, and thatthe
provision OF hi net OF March 8. 1899, limit
inpsthe price Of amor 10 $500 per ton be
removed,
Mu., x.s, p-h,,,nr,v...
M. na-ssss;ss. 49, ~ ;s tbo ,rsnr
~ nsA' su'lnS. ,aA9n W ~ nsuarsta
rection In the ~ilippines ne reiterates
.nae eselytulnB Possipio wgs uunv ~ % y
snac Ine na'sses o. az soou ,,at tnn raho
tug onitou STATUS, usniss snos = .eS
ieauer was ever promissu
iates tne esents pleceains .ne ~, ou'b b,'t :.
anu ueolaIss .hns ~ ooufse "as "it Du'
suppress ms Using. <. pA,un.o
wnaeevel ene iutuls % ny uppr nas
muy 70, tuelo = no open ~
sAcepl .ne prosocu.ios o. .n9 mar Ths
insulgents are resuGou 20 suo,nisslon !a.s
conui'ssion U .uo oiini1n ia nrn :,
nas peen no tlme slnco tne 9us.au irlonu
w SPanisn squaalun ~ nuun,In. womu,
WHEN y was posssp,s ~ wl.luthr ~.
to . s. 'lom lne w ,sirh J a,s s,sn ~ t Tsd ,nhahp.
- ourselves OF Win s"ic'y " 'ue nua
'ants.
The future government Of the philippines
rests with the Congress Of the United
States. Few graver responsibilities ave
aver oeen q 70 ~. 4 w aeceps
.nein - 2 5piLll "ol.ny paou. ~ 80 .. Iu,
.taultions, y greas opporlanl.y coue1 WV
eneuai = ,simnas no under sns sue tt.Sa =,
put nas. my nLe ouls " es1ay ~ =
law and equity. Ihey cannot pc
y We aeSer. .nem we iease .nem " oI NJ
20 anaIcnY anu nnni,y 60 ~
nIhg tnsth. y Roiaen appie isMSapsLsJt
auivlk ny I.sn, pvwuls, ~ ~ i. au
cou.a permit ano'n7i 70 so@o 20 =
qucs.ioneu. .h.t =.
Ine suggestion mas peen maze tnss w Y,
couiu renounce PVT Mu.nosl.y ovel 'lo sn ~,
anus anu. LYING tnem inu~epenuenTT ~, coulu
pos..ton WI. no. 10 'ounu ~ arc Sei T.