The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-30

TuNIWT as n point OF NNnNFfNNN NIN NNlnNNlMl
edict appointing Eah ~ Hung Chang and
Prince ching. penipOtontiafics 70 arrange a
settlement and cdict OF september .
rhsrsby certain high cinis were designated
IN concert with the other powers toward the
opsnlns q negotiations which Mr. Conger. as
condlct on behalf Of the United States.
The natter u indemnity for our wronred
citlgensls u question Of grave concern Meas
arcd 10 none? p, elone, su a T,p9r1a,i9a
meet Al the powers concur In emphatic dis
claintfs u any purpufa " ACKNOWLEDGMENT
hrourh the dismemhcfmeut q the empire /
Am dsposcd 20 think that due 60 npcnsatiou
nav b. made IN part BY Increased guarantees
Oh secifity Tor foreign rights and immunities.
and uJst Important Of all by the opening Of
phiui 10 the equal commerce Of the world
1noe Views have been and vial be earnestly
adyscated by our representatives,.
he war 10 southern Africa introduced i'm
poriant questions. Ncxauous questions arose
ihrddch Great Dritain's action In RESPECT to
neutnl cargocs, not contrabnnd In their own
natur shipped 70 Portuguese south Africa, on
the score OF probable or suspected ultimate
dcttnalion. Appropriate REPRESENTATION on
our pan resulted In the british government
agrcelng 10 purchase outright all such goods
shovn 10 be the actual property Of American
citizenl thus closing the Incident 20 the salts
facti0aOf the Immediately Interested parties,
alth0ulh unfortunately without broad settle
mcnt q the question Of y neutnls right 10
~ nj rods not contraband per ~ to a neutral
port diaccnt 70 q belllgcrcnt ARIA.
N1CARAGUAN CANAL.
n Ovffiurcs with Nicara qua for a convention
tofTiett tho building OF u canal under the aus
pices q the United states arc In considcra-
Hon IN the meantime the Views Of congress.
upon he subject In tho light u the report Of
the conmlssion appointed 20 examine the com
paraurr merits u the various traus-isthmian
ship anal projects, may be awaited
I commend 20 tho early attention Of the
senate the convention with Great britain 70
facilitate tho construction OF such "a canal and
10 remove any objection which might arise out
Of thf convention commo called the Clay
ton .Bulwor treaty,
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
our foreign trade shows a remarkable record
OF commercial ind industrial progress The
total Of imports aud cxplrts for the ilrst tlme
/ IA ne history OF our country exceeded two BILL
lionsoi doilars. The exports arc grcnter than
nseaifear 1910 being si,Ji ls1. Uas. nu Increase
over w ~ tiG5, go 80 an increase over iss VI
il6i0oisir over isgi Of tii1. isohet. and greater
m growth Of manufactures in the United
state II evidenced BY the fact that exports OF
Manufactured products largely exceed those Of
any prvlous year. thur value for 100 being
sIAsi7a, against tlaI ,sg,iS in lso9, an in
crcaae % ~ per cent,
Agricultural products were also exported
drrnf 1910 In greater volume than ia iSJp the
n total Tor tho year being tSi,, ~, IN, against
tisi,Ht,ie In ity9'
INCREASE or IMPORTS.
The imports for the year amounted 70 $40 =
eiist an Increase over 1870 % tlh,,'h,dib.
This iacroase II largely In materials Tor manu-
factufe and l. In response TO the rapid develop
meni 0i manufacturing In the United states
Wiki there was Imported for use In manuiae-
lures IN 1900 material to the value OF tlYWs,
Ofg recess Of ltlp II IL rsnsaurlng 10 observe
that thrrc N a tendency toward decrease In The
importation Of articles manufactured ready Tor
! consrnpton which In lpp formed ~ u per
, cent VI tho total Imports against i5ii per cont
. In w. and si.OD per cent. In 1870.
! REVENUE REDUCTION RECOMMENDED.
Recommend that the congress ut this session
rctrc tho Internal revenue tax. Imposed u
Il ma ihc expenses OF the war with spain In the
els bs eeeafsea b9Sn9 rim uhs ss f1aSS 81
Ithtr taxes which experience has shown 70 be
\ the nost burdensome 10 tho Industries OF the
specially urge that there be included IN
shasser rcdue, On Is made INC legacy ~ on
tiouh Or charitable character.
MERCHANT MARINE.
Amsrican vessels during the past three years
/ hnVomrricd about per cent of our exports and
imp,r-. Foreign SHIPS should carry the least,
not he greatest part of American trade. The
remafknble growth of our steel Industries. the
progress 81 ship building for the domestic trade
undonr steadily maintained expenditures for
| the navy have created VA opportunity 20 place
the United States In the irst rank " COM
mersAi maritime powers. | nrain urge Inn
mediate action by the congress on measures 70
| promote American shipping and foreign trade.
/ dirrt attention to the recommendation on
thesubioct In previous messages, ana princi-
pally 10 the opinions expressed In the message
| 81 ioQ l am satisfied tho judgment of the
country fayors the policy Of AID 70 our merchant
| murine which will broaden our commerce and
| markets and upbuild our Hca carrying capacity
| for ne products Of agriculture and manutac-
lure Which. with the Increase OF our navy,
/ means work and wages 10 our countrymcn, rs
well - u safeguard TO American interests IN
even part Of the Scrld.
CONCERNING TRUSTS.
a.. ~.
I called attention TO the necessity for tarly
| action 20 nemcdy such evils as might be found
10 eflst In connection with the combination.
| OF capltal Organized Into trusts, aud again In
Site Ntentlon 10 my discussion Of the subject
at that time, which concluded with THESE
words ,,.,
upon his subject In the several states IL muot
| 10 Ia desired. 10 " to be hoped that sucl
unlfmity In wise and lust dlscriminatlot
and Necessary Ia business operations, NAV b,
| obtalncd and that means may be found fol
the(ongress, within the Limitations OF Its con
seSss pGw s.ats 20 sSsSen Sa 10 Hn make sRs'
! eninnlete system OF laws throughout The
| tinlrd States adequate % compel gcnel n
S6ayanco of the salutnry rules TO which
en- nv whole question is no important and IA
RECALLING that l am sure no part OF H. will b.
iig1lly considered, but every phase OF II vii
Ne 10 he studied deliberately by Congress
resclilng In wise ana iudicious action,
Il.ftalnt upon such combinations as are In
iurl,ns :. vi which are within federal lurisdic
iio1 slsald be promptly applied by the Con
TAFFAIRs IN THE PHILIPPINES.
fsmy last annual message I dwelt At SON,
ienrh upon the condition OF anairs Ia the Phil
inuisfs While seeking TO Impress upon yol
! tbaithc grave responsibility OF the future gov
erunent rests with the congress OF the unito'
| S,aira. ahstaincd from recommending ut tina
Nina a specific aud iinM form Of government 10
iheirirltOry actually held by the United state
farcos, and In which rs lolg as the insurrectiol
snooni,nues tho military arm must necessarily b.
snn,sno stated my purpose, until congress
shhlhayc made the formal expression OF ~
,ytii 10 uso the authority vested IN mo by TN
g,m.tltutiOn and the statutes TO uphold tn
sa,.erlfnty of tho United states In those dis
tentislnnds ns la all other places where on
gn9n ehtiy fionts, placing 10 that end OF IN
%f.uasal 81 tho army aud navy all the mean
WIN the literally Of tho congress ant lh
peonie have provided. NJ ssnpary oppression
Ns.,afastiy pursued the purpose 30 declared
,s,,ei6yinV the civil arm rs well toward the nc
,nasui shment " paclhcation aud the insitu
mo- Of local government Wlthtn tue lines q
nuthority and Law. .,,..,
! ,.tts,bie our forces have successfully con
,s,,isd me greater part OF the islands, over
eou,Iag the organized forces OF the insurgent
he can overcome by secret process O
hisown.
The entire cost Of the tunnel alone I
.,,,,oximnted at over se3, OOO, 900, an