Richmond dispatch
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Recommendations are made as to Egypt,
The Germans get a Kind word,
The BartHoLD! statue i$ commended to
the attention of Congress, Mr. Artur is
a New Yorker,
England receives due notice,
I'he Hawaiian treaty is recommended for
extension. Louisiana will have a word to
say on that subject,
There are interesting references to Hayti,
He would have works of art admitted
into this country upon liberal terms,
Japan comes in for a notice,
Thereare several recommendations as to,
or references to, Mexican treaties wath the
United States,
A treaty with Nicaragua gives the
United States the right to make a canal,
build a railroad, and what not, across the
continent.
The death of our Minister (Hust) to
Russia 1s noticed, and Russia mentioned
with kindness,
Stam receives flattering notice,
Spain, Cuba, Porto Rico, &e., come next,
We strongly suspect that the Louisiana
sugar-planters will feel that they are ruined
whea they read this message,
A treaty has been made with the Domini
can republic.
Venezuela comes in for the next notice,
The Central and South American Come
mission will soon go to Mexico, and tell
all about this country, and do all they can
to draw trade hither from Mexico and Cene
tral America,
The President tells wit the recent In-
ternational Meridian Congress did, We
have told heretofore, We arc to count 180
degrees west and cast from Greenwich as
zero, and as soon as possible count the
hours of our day from 1 to 24.
He desires authority to tuke part in in
teruationa! exhibitions,
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Richmond dispatch. (1884). Richmond, Va., 1884-12-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1884-12-02/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1884-12-02.
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