The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-11
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suffered by Americans IN Armenia unJ
elsewhere in Turkey. is awaited.
Dwelling ON commercial relations, the
Preside says: The policy Of rect.
procity SO manifestly rests upon thu
principles CT international equity and
has been SO repeatedly aVUwsd by TIE
people of the Uniteu states. there ought
TO be no hesitation III yithGr Dsaucu "
Congress in giving To IT fun 'itvCG This
Government desires to pirsvrS" thu
most just and amiCaole coniuurC!M it-
iatiuus with all foreign CuLGtrirg, an
moved by the industrial rivalry n"res-
sIrly developed in the expansion ~ 81
tuludtioual trade. 1T is believed that
the foreign Governments Seu"raliy ru-
terrain the same purpose, ulthCuSn II
ONE instances there are clauurOus dn-
Iands upon them for legislation spectii-
,ally hostile to American Interests.
should those demands prevail ! snail
communicate with the Congress .'tth
me view of advising such legislation us
may be necessary to meet the enler-
gency.'
The exposition to be held ut Buffalo
is recommended.
The Bureau of the American .tcpuo-
lies is cumplimented for its N"ri, and
the practical utility of he Con rdar ser
vice i'm obtaining a wide range Vt in
formation as to the industries and conf
mcrCe of other countries and the oppor
tunities thereby afforded for iutruduc-
ing the sale of American GOODS, il
pointed out.
ON the finances of the nation the mes
sage says that it is gratifying to be
able to state surplus revenues for the
fiscal year ending June. 1900. were 49,
527. 060 The receipts of the year from
all sources exclusive of postal revenues
aggregated 1861, 24O, S5l.S9, and the en-
penditures for all purposes except for
the Postal Department, were S4SI,71S.-
1911. The receipts from the Customs
We're $685. l64,S71, an increase over the
preceding year of S27 1856, $50. a crafty
ing reduction in the expenditures Of The
Government is noted The War Depart
ment spent in 1900 1884 77i,767. reduc-
ton of $95, O66, 4S6 over 1899 In the Ma
Wy Department the expenditures were
aor the year 1900, $55,953,077, IS against
S63, $40. 104 for 1899. Because Of the en-
cessive revenue over expenditures thH
Secretary of the Treasury was able
to apply bonds and other securities TO
the sinking fund to the amount Of S5C,-
5i4. $50. The present condition OF the
Treasury is one of undoubted strength
The available cash balance on Novem-
Der so was S139 1903, 1880. IL the cash
balance included the available cash
sold coin and bullion held for the re-
demption of United States notes as 1t
Mach tbo coeb halanco NOV, v.ou,d he
$3.50 9O9 7o4 The president saws hat II
viii be the, duty of Congress 20 pro lido
whatever further Legislation IS needful
TO insure the continued parity under all
conditions between our two forms of
money-silver AMI gold.
tion Of Tho country &c ,orn irto ~
ianatb ia tba LARGO ;rcrn,.., H., M
ional hank circulati1n ana tho ircr,osn
? foreien tra1e and Of marmfa,turns 10 :
.ointed out
,rbo eotief,ctorv nroerasa toward ti,,
oncmsion of a general treaty. - fri.nI
hin and intercourse witt, mann Is
1welt on The President recommends
.hat Congress- reduce the Internal rev
nue. taxes imposed to meet the war
with Snain NV 500 mn oOo aud cave that
this REDUCTION should he nv the re,nis-
ion of those taxes most burdnnsnrne to
the industries of the neopIe
SHINING is briefly touched on Amer
can vessels during the mast three Years
have carried q nor ran+ ~ Aparico's
eyDorts and imnorts Jmra.Iiate oC-
ton bv Congress to promote American
thinning and foreign trade is urged
Trnets ora daoIt Win hriaa,, hut
,ointadly ana tba hraol,ir, IN 90 c,n,,
,inntion' T., ,,ast rnirt 90 ,,,od ;, o,',...d
m p,,iiinrira,, .'6 ,.s
,oi,,.d ~ * r,o,,a,nn,a,t dT tt,N.i. ii
"a, ~ ~ ~, ~ '
- ~ sum iou.
,ess' FOR The racifcotion ~ no OHM.
I'M, bas haan fa,,n,abia Il 80 ..,Hi,,.
,a,c.,s h,y,a t,,t,assF,,Si ',nI,trI,II,, ~
,r.ater no,.t Of no ,sIn,ds
aVhat onnmsition ren,oinS fnr tha ,,si
,art 10 srattarad ~, ~, ,r,i,,r
~ nc go tba ,ec,oti,,. I',,' .,t iSS
ba 10 3I i,,dn1 ), 'Pl''''' '''' %
nh ,7,a,,sar,, s,,l,s 80 49, ;.,.,,,..
ions oi,lan 9ba pbiIinrino Gn,,tr,Is,,,;,,
20 20 -, -, 20 ,',l,
roLmr aftar tba onnSort a,d ,,,s,'','
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'astt,, - ~ a,u poi.i's ~ 'i'e ~
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Ne sa,,s. 49, tno o,,,u ,,o,.o,,,,,,,,. 90
Porto Rico 10 in s,IccessfI,, oneration
lie recommends thai Congress confer
mon the Secretary of the interior an
,ervision over the pubIic lands In pnr-
q Rico.