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course wilh Ureal llritain is of most

friendly character The government of

Hawaii has indicated its willingness to

continue for seven years tlin provisions of

the existing reciprocity treaty. Such con

tinuance, in view of the relations of Hint

country to the American system of States,

hliouid lie favored.

The revolution in Hayti against the es

tablished government has terminated.

While it was in progress it became neces

sary to enforce our neutrality laws by in

fctltuting proceedings against Individuals

and vessels charged with their Infringe

ment. These prosecutions were In all

ctisctt successful. Much anxiety has lately

been displayed liy various Kuropcuh gov

"ruincnts, mill especially li tin1 govcrn

ini'iit ul Italy, fur Hit' abolition of our im

pint duly upon works of art. II Is well to

consider whether Ilic present illscriinliiii

tioh in fiivtn-of the pmdiittionsof Ameri

can artists iitiro.nl is not likely lo result,

i as thuy themselves .seem very generally to

believe It may, In tin1 practical exclusion

of our painters mid sculptors from t ho

rich Ileitis for observation, study and labor

1 which they hitherto enjoyed.

There is n prospect mm me long-pcim

lug revision of the foreign treaties of Japan

may lie concluded at a new i-olilerelice to to tins suojcci. n seems 10 me iiim a

be held at Tokio. While this government statute giving to tlie executive general

fully recognizes the equal and liidcpend- discretionary authority to accept such in

cut position of Japan In the community of vitations and to appoint honorary coin

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Burlington weekly free press. (1884). Burlington, Vt., 1884-12-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86072143/1884-12-05/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Burlington weekly free press, 1884-12-05.