The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-07
~ Viswed BY theiPresident In
HIS Annual Message.
RDdRESS OF THE CENTURY.
I'm. Questios d Hsreikn Affairs
y he cklaese Proxies.
lac NrrH Az OTHER NATloNs.


96izataoa and Increase Of the
snlESJ sE1nancial Status Of the
se1ssnmsnt Justihes Reduction Of
- War Revenue Tax-Nicsraguan
CsaaI -1lerohAnt Marine-Penslons
aad 10ther Intsrnsl Conditions
Warrington Dec sr-In his annual
saSs to congress President MslSin.
~ discusses In detail the many topics
= national and International interest
= che American people at the begin.
ntn9 q the twentieth century. His
neasage In. toto embraces about 1900
uerds. The following abstract con-
lnina the gist Of the document, many
pnrts Of which are given in full:
THE MESSAGE.
- The senate and House Of Represents.
anvns: At the outgoing OF the old and
Is Incoming of the new century you De-
- the last session Of the Fifty-sixth con-
euess with evidences on every hand Of
hhivlduil and national prosperity ana
acoof Of growing strength and In
e1easlne power for the good Of repul-
-. inst,tu,IonR. Your countrymen will
80, nth Won In felicitatIon that Ameri-
~ iibertv II more firmly established than
ser before, and that love for IL and the
determination To preserve 1t are more uni.
,.....eI tbpn at anv former period Of our
Alstery
The republic was never SO strong. be.
.,,r..e never SO strongly entrenched In the
hearts Of the people as now The cons,i.
tation. with few amendments exists w w., y
toft the hands OF It's autnoFs- Inc .uu s
eaona which have been made TO ~ proe,a'n
tafger freedom ana more eAtenueu s.tiAs ',
ehlp. Popular government nus uei''ast NV
n It's IA years OF triai nsfe US s '4u',
and It's ethciency MS tne pes, ",s.
ot national development ana the DeSe sure
guard to human rights
CENTuRY'S PROGRESS.
Uh.r tho SIxtb congress assembled In
~y..ar,ho, tsnn tho nonulation of the
iTs.s.na s,.,os was nos asa II is now
/, =, no, -oa 1,,,..n ~. Ind ia states Now,
z So. AZ ,rh,,, .our t.rritory consisted
!. 80, 40 ,,.,,.,., ,oIia. n IL now 3slg.
- ss.,.,o lie, Educatlon. religion and
r-sI..,s... s.,'a s,,,, mac. win our advance.
10y. ~, ~ ,t.aa.io,, aud ,,hIic exrend.
- - - 80. ~, .,asar,mcn, mas adhered
se ts.'..,n s.,,ainics md abot.d
- - -. -. d,,aiIna ,v,th o,,r nconles
-. = 80 .ns,,or 20 nresery.d
- - 1850, 80. .a,.asan, tha,t,s 10 Cod
t eAn u 'essN So, ,.,,'. ~. ~ con,in.
and inyoAes ais suiuanee anu '"e
eance o. ais sare anu ia,o. ,,n,
IN our ioreisH '"te,N'"''" tne ~
AueStoh hils oeeh luz heAtpt y. wy
OnlHese pFopiSni' Ap"i' '.V'i ."is ~
A3eaons WIN 'ne po"eis nav ""PP''
CHINESE QUESTION.
\ nh. .racer, troubles IN china spring from
fs,o antlforeIcli agitation which for the
ra.t fbrrc Years has gained strength In
lnortbern rroyIuces Their origin lies
f,.cr IN the character OF The Chinese races
mi n, ia tr,dItions Of thsIr government
ISs,e Taipii,, rebellion and the openins "
11bipese poT,s 10 foreign trade aud settle
- ,,,s,,,i,c5t .,,ile ia bo,nooeneIty AMI
: ',a..,,,st,, ~, ,,I,i,,a
,,aa,,,shI,,, e,r.Isn acttrl.v made Itself
~ ", n,s ,,ons M he co,,st
.n'. =, ~ ~. a,r',, riesr a,,,.,-t,.., ami in
W. nas .,i.s,.is.rs ear,r,,,., ,,,,g Idcos
.ns ,slyss, soni,,Is,,s ,,,,cr, =
1nu >,.,,t.,, NOD ,,,,r,.,.d for
contnrJes NATIONAL policy OF isolation.
-. ,a.,r,i Lars hafnrc III. ,,resent iron.
BOT Sstsl'i ~ ,as1i,.r, s;,,,n,,acy
DIGS an ,ae rsouf's y, ~ H.
nackeu mot" as
p1y s'cn' iVec' VI 80. ""a -. - ,.o,t.
aeeufu y 49,. =. MAJ, IN,
rights OF Iofs,Enefs ~ Ug.I ~. s.,a'
from reApohslpie au'"o' w. ~ :.
antc enti'ses ,,i,,'h rom I'm.
81 uiioneiulns ,..,,t.I, ,,alnts
70 ltlns oSeui'" ..,'.is,.a, ~ h tbs ,.ass
I IN me nottntfl pc s,'-' s,as a,I shsr.
OF me ou.pt i :" sa'.'I,.,' ,,...,r,s y.
Tung .esttnS VI .' -, ~ .sr,.,.,t.
came aal'. ,e''ss, -,
ed reprooation OF we 'apet,"'
70 cheek OF PUNISH, haese ~, In,.ar",i,Ian
Appeals 10 thc ishosa"y s INV 80, IN
u the MASSES uHnua 4, ~ sag,I,a u,
their aeensations "n" u'.ps 49,. ,,.a
their spirit, coniu NOT W. VIZ 80. a.. y.
harm. Ihey atiheu a. no r"' -, a.. a,
Of Foreigners toey ~ ''''p"'
tackins everything n's .,!.,, .,., Cor.
An outbreak IN shah lunE, W w.
man missionaries were sam Whs w Nv
na. r M, Nesting Of seIitIons placards,
ings. lae p| ~ n,,er IestructIop Of for
sscners and Of every foreign thing, coniin
-, unrabuEed. Hostile demonstrations
t-,v.rd tbe stranger gained strength by
S-sanJzation
The sect. commonly styled the Boxers
a...loned orently In the provinces north
- the Yapy.tse, and with the collusi"u
many ao.ans conpcsI, OF the thron.
y Ine tn'hie ,.,n.,,. .rr..ss,ve Ma
ttse,t. oeeams 1900 a, ~ nrotected
foreigners hte, ou.s !" ,.,,.n in,srcs,
treaty ports. was S''ie ,, Nv a'
was secured no", .,,.,tx ~ ,hs condition,
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