Independent statesman

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with Great Britain is of a most friendly character.

The government of Hawaii has indicated its

willingness to continue for seven years the grovis

ions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such con

tinuance, in view of the relations of that country to

the American systems of states, should be tavored.

The revolution in Hayti against the established

government has terminated. While it was in pro

f;ress it became necessary to enforce our neutrality

aws by instituting proceedings against individuals

and vessel: charged with theirin ring ment. These

prosecutions were in all cases successful,

Much anxiety has lately been displ .yed by vari

ous European governments, and especially {)y the

government of Italy, for the üboliti n of our im

port duties upon works of art. It is well to consid

er whether the present discrimination in favor of

the Iproductions of American artists abioad is not

likely to result, as they themselves seem very gen

eraily to believe it may, in the practical exclusiou

of our painters and sculptors from the rieh fields

for observation, study, and labor which they have

hitherto enjoyed.

JAPAN,

There is a prospect that the long pending revision

of the foreign treaties of Japin may be conclnded

at a new conference to be hald at Tokio,

While this government tully realizes the equal

and independent pesition of Japin in the communi

ty of nations. we would not oppose the general

ndc:ftion of such terms of compromiss asJapan may

be disposed to offer.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Independent statesman. (1884). Concord, N.H., 1884-12-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84022957/1884-12-04/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Independent statesman, 1884-12-04.