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to bo of a most friendly character,

THE TltEATY WITH HAWAII.

Tho government of Hawaii has indi

cated Its wllllugnoss to contlnuo for sovou

years tho provisions of tlio oxlslliiR reci

procity treaty. Such continuance, in

view of tho relations of that country to

tho American systoin of states, should, lu

niyjudgniont, bo favored.

PEACE IN HAYTI.

Tho rovolutlen in Ilaytl ngalnst tho

established government has tormluatod.

Whilo it was lu progress it bocauio neces

sary to enforce our neutrality laws by in

stituting proccodlngsngainit individuals

und vessels charged with their Infringe

ment. Theso prosecutions wcro iu nil

cases successful.

THE TAttlKP ON W011KS OF AM".

Much auxiity has lately been displayed

by various J'.uropcan governments, and

especially by tliu government of Ituly lor

the ubuiition of our import duties upon

works of art.. It Is vtcll to consider

whether the present discrimination lu

favor of the productions of American

nrtlsts abroad is not likely to result, as

they themsolvos seotu very generally to

believe it may, in the practical exclusion

of our painters and Hculptors from tho

rich fields for observation, study, aud

labor which they havo hlthorto enjoyed.

THEATIE8 WITH JArAN.

Thoio Is prospect that tho long-ponding

revision of thu'forelgu troaties of Japan

may bo concluded at a new conference to

bo held atToklo. While this government

fully recognizes the equal nnd independ

ent station of JapHn lu the community

of nations, It would notopposo tho gene

ral adoption of such terms of cnmpromisu

as Japan may bo disposed to offer in fur

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National Republican. (1884). Washington City (D.C.), 1884-12-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86053573/1884-12-02/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: National Republican, 1884-12-02.