The Ottawa free trader

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tinue to be of a most friendly character.

SAITDWICH ISLANDS.

The Government of Hawaii has Indi

cated Its willingness to continue for seven

years the provisions of the existing reci

procity treaty. Such continuance, in view

of the relations of that country to the

American system of States, should, In my

Judgment, be favored.

HAYTI.

The revolution In Ilrtytl against the

tahlishel (iovernment hiu terniiimed.

W:iil It was In proKi it became neces

sary to enforce our iftlTraiity laws hy ill'

stt'iiMiiZ nroce 'din:; acainst imlividiiala

and vessels charged with their infinite

ment. These prosecutions were in all rases

successful.

TAitirr ox woiiks of art.

M icli auxl 'ty lias lately been displayed

by various European (iovernnients, t-sprv

cially hy t'le (iovernm 'lit of I;aly, l'r the

abolition of our imp rt duties ni works of

art. Iil- well to consider whetli r the

present disciiininatioii in favor of produc

tions of American -.irtists ubroid is not

likely to result, us they themselves seem

very generally to believe ii may, in the prao

ti(a'l 'X'-lusion of our painters and sculp

tors from the tich fields for observation,

stud -and labor which they have hitlierto

enjoyed.

JAPAN.

There Is a psospect that the lonz-ppniliiie.

revision of the foreign treaties of Japan

mav ne conciuneti ai a new comcrcucu w

bo held at Tokio. While this Government

ful 1 v recognizes the equal and independent

t M T,Ur

ho held at iokio,

station of Japan in the community of na

tions, it would not oppose, the general adop

tion of such k-rtns of compromise as Japan

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Ottawa free trader. (1884). Ottawa, Ill., 1884-12-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84038582/1884-12-06/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Ottawa free trader, 1884-12-06.