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ain continues to bo of a most friendly char

acter. The Government of Hawaii has indi

cated its willingness to continue for seven

.years the provisions of the existing reciproc

ity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the

relations of that country to the American

.system of State, should in my judgment be

iavored. Tho revolution in Hayti against

4hc established Government has terminated.

"While it was in progress it became necessary

to enforce our neutrality laws by instituting

proceedings against Individuals and vessels

charged with their infringements. These

prosecutions, wnrc'in all oases, successful.

jKucn anxiety nas lately Deon displayed by

various European Governments, and especi

ally by the G o vcrnment of Italy, for the aboli

tion of our import duties up-in works of

art. It is well to consider whether

the present discrimination in favor of pro

ductions of American artists abroad Is not

likely to result as they themselves seem very

generally to believe it may, in the practical

exclusion of our pointers and sculptors from

the rich fields or occupation, study and la

lxr which they have hitherto enjoyed. There

2s prospect that the long pending revision of

tite foreign treaties of Japan may be con

cluded at a new conference to bo held at

IToldO. While this Government fully recog

nizes the equal and independent station of

-Japan In the community of nations, I would

notopposo the general' adoption of such

terms of compromise as Japan may' be Bis

posed to offer in furtherance of uniform

policy of intercourse with western Nations.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Abilene reflector. (1884). Abilene, Kan., 1884-12-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84029385/1884-12-11/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Abilene reflector, 1884-12-11.