The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-04

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mooS must execute the Pe"o,.'es o' tne Jaw.
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The development of her independent judicial and
administrative functions under the treaties winch
| took effect July IL, 1899. hus proceeded without
| international friction. showing the competence
| of the japanese to hold foremost place among
| modern peoples.
| In the treatment of the difficult Chinese prob.
| lens japan has acted in harmonious concert
| with the other powers. and her generous cooper.
| alton materially aided in the Joint relief of the
| beleaguercd relations in Pekin and in bringing
| about an understanding preliminary to settle.
| mcnt of the issues between the powers and China
| Japan's declaration in favor of the integrity OF
| the Chinese empire and the conservation Of open
| WOilu trade tnCrrWltn nave Dppn Ilnnk anu posi-
| tive. As factor for promoting the general in.
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| Far East the influence of Japan hardly be
| over. r.estimaicd.
| The valuable aid and kindly courtcsics extend
ed by the Japanese government and naval officers
| to the battleship Oregon are gratefully appre-
ciatcd.
| Complaint was made last summer of the dis.
| criminatory enforcement of a bubonic quarantine
against Japanese on the Pacific coast and Of
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NeiaIionS Will SPaih.
Satisfactory progress has been made toward the
conclusion of general treaty of friendship and
intercourse with Spain in replacement of the
old treaty, which passed into allegiance by reason
of the late war. y new convention of extradi.
tion is approaching completion, and l should be
much pleased were commercial arrangement
to follow. I feel that we should not suffer to
pass any opportunity to re-afirm the cordial ties
that existed between us and Spain from the time
of our earliest independence, and to enhance
course cor which is natural between the two "oun. @
tries
BY the terms of the Treaty OF Peace the line
bounding the ccdcd Philippine group in the
southwest failed TO include several small islands
lying westward of the Snus, which have nlways
been recognized under Spanish control. The
occupation of sibutu and Cagayan sulu by our
Spain. the essential equity Of which could m not he
sa''sad' IN order TO cure the defect OF the
treaty by removing al possible ground for future
misunderstanding respecting the Interpretation
OF IT'S thrd article' directed the negotiation
OF supplementary treaty, which VIII be forth
with llid before the senate, whereby Spain
OUTS al ''t'G ana clam oil title to the islands
named as well as to any and all islands belong
ing to the Philippine Archipelago lying outside
'he lines described IN said third article, and
agrees tnat all slch Islands shall he cOnprehenu |