Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

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rrsulsei Ia ih~ Ntitlth x4serunInnt aErres
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zstisfaftien % ths inmediatslY intsfssts
- pafsies. although. unfostunatsif. wlth.
u a nsutrsIs rishs 70 .s-ii so.,.,s ~,
.ontfa band Per .. 20 rsstral gert a
R.f.tss.s With tt.is.
The lyuchinx % the Italians IN faoui.i.
ana y the one question Htandins e~t.Fsn
this government ard Italy rkas esua-
try i- stlil wai,iaz Ter the rani.hrasnt ~
~ ~ parus. ssl.,s ss shas sfs'ns - Efs.a.
have failed 10 and tnsilctuasnts snsi says
setting the principle AZ issue hish ahovs
AZ eessh,sra'ien % merely Pscuniafy ia.
made In N. three previous eases. Italy
has solsrniy tuyphst the pledges Il "a.
70 .hlsh *. !. .asitlse shan ). mstss
IN regard 10 her unfortunate csur - rnsri
N our isrritory ~ith ths sane fuii passs-
ur~ shs herreif would sixs % arr Amer
/ ican we're bis rscipruSal treaty tishts caa-
Y tented
rsu.w the urE.rt accommodation. I
made last var that re seesrs.s appro-
I Jurisdiction IN this class % intsrnAtlonaI
case. " Nfre tire uif ma = rr~rnrfihllltV "a
the i.dsfsi sossrursfrt nay 10 Involved.
! ard I lrvite action upon fhs hiiis 10 accom-
I piish this whirh were introduced in fbe
senate ard house. n g. irrunh.nt upon u
20 rsmsdy the statutory omission which
has led. ard may again isai. TO such On.
toward results. have posutst out tha
necessity ard the precedent tor legislation
/ ~ this character. It's ersctmsrt is a sim
| pie measure % prsstscry Igstics toward toe
tstiors wtth which ~ a. rovrrslku sgsl.a
make treaties requiring reciprocal otssrv-
whiis The Italian Eoyernrnsnt naturally
I regards such action az the primary. and
I indeed the most esesr rtfal element In IN.
! disposal u the Tsliuiah ineifent. a.
Wee that In secofdauc~ with psrcssi~us
I ant IN viFw of ths iriuroha hiiitv - that
particalar cas- being reached ~ fhs bIIi
aes Pena,nE censrss. make sF~eisas
| sufferers In ths sans form aud propor-
ton a. h~rstotare
Ly.~st.s
In my Inaugural adfre ss referred 10
[ the r~neral subject % iynchine in these
'f.yuchInx must not r. tolerated IN a
T great amt civilized ceuntrv Ike the
Oniset states. cesrts. not rnots. must
sxss ute the sfraifiss q th- law The
rrssrrV alton - puniic order the right -
1 l-@russioa, the integ gfisy % courts. ard
Z ne or'ierty Administrations - iustiev
must cpntiuu. forever fhm ra,k % safety
[ upon which @gr government s~cursiy
THIS ! most urgently rsltsrase. and
axain invite the aftsusion - my euua-
I irynsn 10 this rcrrns-s upcn cur sivt,isa-
/ ton
To Regulate the Lisssr rr.a~.
We have hen urgently sallcitsd b. Esi-
GUM 10 ratify th~ iussrnafirnaf eonxsnttsn
( - Iune. rs sm-neafofy - ths ps~vtssis
convection - is19 ia rs~psct - ths rrsaia-
tloa % ths usI4or trade tn Africa Cen
p.sncr as h~r~ssariiy SifhAfhf. m the
absence % ths sdrte- AL ear--ns ~ ths
sen@fs ihsr~ta- Ths prinrigl~ insa4Esa hss
{ ttr sartial -FutEathF - thaN xuvern meat.
rhira "A tn- rsvisiautry nrEeiiaiians Il
Nanlt riafiy so lts eNtsunhen. - trtsrua-
tis'rsA asrl~usft. - ta~ rfsfrict aen q ths
laaar ifafrs STA al aneis .i-Ee't ssasiss.
E esF@ci&iiy in the western f&eiax-
Jsp... sssa.x~@<s.
fhs eiesing ysar sas ~itnss---s = A.
[ 20 utA~r state rh~ Ges.aafEusnf - sss
.n.isssns,snt ls4.iiessi sns aanial@trafls.
erset Jazy 4 LOO. has pr3sssslsi sifa,
[ Out International frlatian. ~ sang fhe
f conFstrnce - tire Jspanss~ " Bod q
f isrxsno~t pace &azan< the nieesFn R~e-
- the treatment e ire asrsru,t Chlres@
{ proei~as. JaVan has acted IN a4ruouia 81
[ cenesrt STA the ethex rowwrs. ara Der
+ <snsroas cooperation materially s-1est Ia
{ TIRE joint r~4lsf of the t@.eaxusr~t ieua-
sioss q fssnx and y bslagias sseus a
Z lhter-tensiin9 rr~iiri iuary to settle
meat % the ISSUES between the poNsfs
Japan's declarations IN favar % the tn
tegriiy Of the Chtncze emperor and the
{ conservation q opea world trade there
/ Sith have been frank and positive A.
tervs,s q peace. order and fair commerce
1 In the far east the influence OF Japan
can hardly b. oversstimated
Americas Ina~msity Claims.
The psadlnx claim Of r. a. May against
/ the Gustsmsian government has heen set
tied by arbitration. Mr. George + h. Jsn-
/ ner. british minister At Guats nlala. who
Sas chosen a. sole artitrator. haviug
/ awarded Sif1. - y in xoid - the claimant
/ Various American cialr1t against Hayti
have been OF are being advanced 10 the re-
I sUrt q arbitration
As the result % negotiations with the
! Eoxsrumsnt Of Honduras In regard 20 the
| Indemnity demanded for the murder of
| Frank n. Pears In Honduras. that govern
meat nas paid sle.eeo in settlement of the
I claim ef the heirs.
rhe assassination Of King Humhert
called forth sincere expressions Of SORROW
/ from this government and people. and ec-
/ casl0n VAS ntiy taken 20 testify to the
| Italian ration the high regard here felt
for the mem mary Of tne iamsnted ruler
D.isxsa HAY Award.
The long standing contention with For-
| tuKai. growing aut OF the seizure OF the
| Itsiasaa hay railway has been at last
/ tribunal ot arbitration Al Bsrue. to whlch D
Il Was submitted. The amount of the
aware. Snirn ~ss deposited in London
| awaiting arrangements oy the govsru-
| ments Of the United states and Great Brit
ain for It's disposal has recently been paid
| over 10 the fNo governments.
Ratia~aties of H.xa~ Convestiea-
The ratification OF The Hague peace
| convention - referred 10 as follows.
~ ix with satisfaction that ! arm able to
| announces the formal notification at The
| Hague. on september Z. Of the deposit OF
| ratincatious Of the convention for the pa
| cine settlement Of international disputes by
| Is powers. namely. the United States. Aus
trta, Belgium. denmark. England. France.
II rssaNN tai Al
mania. Russia. siam. spain. Sweden and
Norway. and the Netherlands. Japan also
has sinee ratified the convention
The Niesr.axsan Canal
Tie advocates the speedy building OF
the Niearaguan canal. and recommends
the rafincation Of the hay-fauncetote
| treaty. Ou this zublect he says.
| oessnie canal mas assumed new phase
/ Adhering 10 It's refusal to reopen the Ques-
/ ton OF the forfeiture Of the contract uf
/ the Maritime Canal company, which was
terminated for alleged non-sxeeution IN
october. isss. the government Of Sicars-
qua has since sappis ns ntsd that action
/ 0y declaring the so-styied Eyre-Cramin
| option void for nonpa ment OF its stIpu-
L lated advance. Protests in relation to
these acts have been fied In the state de-
| partmeut and. are under consideration
/ Deeming Itself relieved from existing en-
| xaxe msnts. the Nlcaragusn government
| shows q disposition to deal freely with the
| canal question either in the way OF ne
| gotIations with the United States or by
| taking measures to promote the waterway.
| Overturss tor convention to effect the
| building OF a canal under the auspices
| Of the United States are under corsidera-
/ ton. In the meantime the views OF the
/ congress upon the general sub1ect. In the
! light OF the report OF thu commission APP
| pointed to examine the comparative merits
| OF the various trarx lsthmian ship-canal
proiscts. may be awaited
| l commend to the early attention OF the
| senate the convention with Great Britain
/ TO facilitate the construction OF such
| canal ard to remove any objection which
| might arise out Of the conys alton com
| monty called the Clayton Buiwer treaty.
New Treaty with spain.
OF our relations with Spain he says a
new convention OF extraditIon is APP
preaching completion and trusts that
| commercial convention may follow. or
/ spalnz claim to number of the is
| lands In the Philippine group not covered
By the Paris treaty he says.
BY the terms of the treaty of peace
the line bounding the ceded Philippine
| group In the southwest failed TO include
| several small islands lying west OF the
suius. which have always been recog-
nixed as under Spanish control. The oc-
| cupation OF sibutu and cagayan Suiu by
our naval forces ELECTED a claim on the
part OF Spain. the essential equity OF