The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-12-15

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eeev1d 9rOm she various ps~srs ~ thit pro-
sessnsiiss ~'s sG s 'S:' ses s ana,
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csssvs~s At IT. 's., session passed . Law
mission et 6se members for the purpose Of
uHtkfrg the nrWensnfs Of the nations OF
- we<ia sy International ssfeemeHs-
eenmis~ten because / have invited and anu
awaiting the eHpferaions Of for~ian govern
nsass = 70 their Willingness 70 cooperate
VITA ~ ~ the appointment u sirastHr com
5svsrsi important treaties have been ns-
neNtha A preliminary dipiomatic agree
woat has been reached regarding the hrbi-
trettsn Of pecan'sry elaims which esch gov
erAWent has against The other. The con-
vsatien. ceHeisde1 January II. 1902. be-
tWosa the United stat~a and Great Britain.
Rvev'dias for the settlement Of international
eikpreac>e between the Gnited States and
cAnsdA Including the superintendent he
tve<a ~ two countries o. certain OF the
ssHaissieners % adjust certain other qaes.
49, proclaimed.
In koven,bsr last the monarchy OF Por-
tuHai vas oyerthrown. provisional rcpub-
~ Wns prociAimed and there MAS set up q
- faetc government which was promptly
reo4xein~d BY the United States for pur-
peees " ordinary tnterconrre pending for
m14 r9ooGBlfion ~ this and other powers
rae ss~ kinxdem OF Montenegro .iso ~ss
Tss negotiations when have b>en under-
taken for tbs amciiorAtion Of the condi-
tl0as feun1 IN Liberia b, ths American CON-
ntsston ara bsips brought TO conclusion.
Relations with all Latin America are
satisfactory. their cordially being mani
tested BY the receptions accorded TO rpe-
cial Embassies cent to the centsnniai
celebrations Of Argentina. Chile and
Mexico. The International Hureau OF
American Republics II doing broad and
uscfnl work. The successful mediation
Il the dispute between PERU and Ecuador
has proven the value OF cordial co-ope1s-
ton
Negotiations regarding the rcfunding OF
the bonded dfbt OF Honduras have been
under way for more than Z year. and Il
y now confidently believed. he says. that
: short tins Will suffice to conclude an
AfTMnX4mtuk NUitu Will De nhtfNfHClOT}
70 foreign creditors and eminentiy ad-
vantageous to Honduras.
Tho President then reviews the rebei-
Hon In Nicaragua and "the urwnrranfed
execution Of two American citizeus who
had regularly enlisted IN tho ranks OF
the revoiutionists." which involved the
breaking on Of all diplomatic relations
with the zeiaya government. and adds;
The modsration and eoneiiiatory spirit
shewn " The various factions give ground
A4r.1 YI..t It'll
coon take IL rixhtfui place among the law
ehidi.s and progressive eooatriss Of tho
II grasiffes me exceedingly TO announces
that the Argentine Republic some months
sse placed with American manufacturers
ships and certain additional naval equip
neat The extent Of this work and ~ linz
Horsssss % shs >s.sotins Republic make
feeiins toward the United states.
Uniyersai application has been given
By negotiation. followed by l4 procle-
nations embracing tho entire CONNER
eiAl world" to the minimum tarir clause
The message continues:
harksd advantages TO the commerce OF
the Jnlted states we're obtained through
are fully eoguizent OF the fact that under
section two OF the tarin act the President
= required. whenever ne r. satisfied that
products OF the United States IL not such
- to ertitis them 10 the dement's OF the
nirimun sarin Of the United states. 10
withdraw those benefits b. proclamation.
sivtna 20 day. notice. altar which the
maximum tssin VIII apply 70 their duuabie
ssnsrsi opision sh,s section Of me f.r,a law
has thus far proved guaranty OF contin-
wed commercial peace although there are.
forsixn governments deal arbitrarily with
American Interests within this Jurisdiction
In = manner Injurious and ineauitahis.
The policy OF broader and cioSor trade
relations With tho Dominion OF Canada.
which vas tpitieted In tho adjustment OF
tbs maximum and minimum provisions OF
TIE tariR act OF August. fp0a has proved
mutually beneficial II lnstines further ef-
forts for the readJusIment OF the CONNER
ee.Al rsi.tiens Of the swo oountriss 30 that
their eonmercs may follow tho channels
natural 10 contiguous countries and be com
nenrurate ~ith the steady expansion OF
trade and industry On both sides OF the
TAs Argentine battieship contracts. like
the subsequent important one for Argentine
railway edeipment and those for Cuban
government vessels. we're secured for our
manufacturers largely through tho good Of |
flees Of the Department Of stste.
The efforts OF that department TO secure |
for citizens OF the United states equal op- !
portunltier In the markets OF the world and |
20 szpsnd American commercs have been
obtsinsd In new nelds Of competition and |
upon new lines - already very great. and
csnrrsss Is urged 70 eontinss 10 support
the Department OF state IN US cndeaeors
for further trade expansion
cannot leave this subject without en- /
phAsizinx The necessity Of auch legislation
e~tAblshment Of American bank. and
branches OF AmeTieRn banks IN foreign
countries especially Ia fatin-AmerIca-
Another fundamentally Indispensable to |
th~ unhempered and natural development
Of American commercs IL merchant marine.
All maritime and commercial nations. our
comp~titora. jealousy foster their merchant /
marina Perhaps nowhere IL the need for
rseid and direct mail PASSENGER snd freight
the United States and Latin America We 4
can secure IN no other quarter OF the world
such Immediate benefits IN friendship and
eonnHercc ~ would fio~ from the establish
meat Of direct lines Of communication with
the countries OF Latln-Amsfics-
Unless prompt action be taken the COM
Elctlon Of the Panama Canal will find this |
ne only great commercial nation unable 20 /
avail itself o. this great contribution to the
course
Quits ssade from the commercial .so>e..
en.s.. rs create a merchant marine. whore
60 Ne f.nd the seafarinE popuiatlon neoes-
nary a. natural nasal reserve and ~h~r.
could We IND. IA OF war. The trans- |
Dorts and Subsidiary vessels without which
many reasons csnnof too rfronr1x nrr.
Upon the conxress the passage Of a m.axur.
~ mail subsidy or other aubveuffou ADJ |
ee-,s ~ xe.f.ntes ne establishment and
cnenf m<rin-. the restoration OF the tnsri-
CAS- nag 70 ~ encieat p uDon ~. ..as
Ihs extension Of civil service rules 10
ths consuls and the gradual Acquisition /
~ diplomatic residences abroad are al
vf>ed
Ev~sy sRort has been mad. ~ -. A..
pertmsnt chief 70 rotuee the esfimafed co~t +,
- ms department. for the ~nsuluw rnr.f
yeer sn1ins June 70, 1914 these esilmnfes
lrepe1t the smallest sum which viii main
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