Little Falls transcript

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lief ti ns far proposed would be preferred to

continued inaction.

FOia:»GV l.'KI.ATIONS.

EXTUIKT.Y AMK'ABLE.

Our relations with all foreign powers con

tinue to be amicable. V»'ith Belgium a con

venison has been signed whereby the scope

of present treaties bus bean so enlarged as to

Methods for Extending the Foreign j'A'ke revolution in Hayti against the estab

Trade Suggested—Condition of the

War Department.

tho national election been waged with

greater fervor anil intensity, it is a subject nizes the equal and independent station of

of congratulation that after the controversy Japan in the community of nations, it would

at the pulls was over, and while the slight not oppose the general adoption of such

preponderance by which the issue had beeu 1 terms of •compromise as Japan may be dis

determined was as yet unascertained, the posed to offer

public jveace suffered no disturbance, but

fclm X'eople everywhere patiently and quietly

awaited the result. Nothing could more

strikingly illiterate the temper of the

Amrr.ean citizen, his love of order and his

loyalty law Nothing could more signally

demonstrate the strength and wisdom of our

political institutions. Eight years have

passed since a controversy concerning the

result of a national election sharply called

the attention of the congress to the neces­

sity of providing more precise and delinite

regulations for counting the electoral vote, such a treaty I have reason to believe that

the Mexican government stands ready to

conclude. Some embarrassment has been

occasioned by the failure of congress at its

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Little Falls transcript. (1884). Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn., 1884-12-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89064525/1884-12-05/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Little Falls transcript, 1884-12-05.