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continues to be of a most friendly character.

The governmeat of Hawait has Indicated its

willingness to continue for seven years th

provisions of the existing reaprocity treaty.

Such continuance, in view of the relations of

that country to the American system of

states, sbould, in my judgmens, be favored.

The revolution in Hayti agalnst the estab

lished govenent has torminated. While it

was in progress it became necessary to en

force our neutrality laws by Instituting pro

ceedings agalnst individuals and vessels

charged with their Infringement These

revolutions were in all cases succesful.

Much anxiety has lately been displayed by

various European government, and espe

ciaily by the government of Italy, for the

abolition of our import duties upon works of

art It is well to consider whether

the narrow discrimination in favor of the

works of American artist abroad is not

likely to result, as they themselves seem

very generally to believe it may, in the prao

thcal exclusion of our painters and sculptors

from the rich fields for observation, study

and labor which they have hitherto enjoyed.

TIere is a prospect that the long-pending

revision of the foreign treaties of Japan may

be concluded at a new conference to be held

at Tokio. While this government fully recog,

nises the equal and independent station of

Japan in the community of nations, it would

-en. of omprom "s as Japabaa --e di

posed to offer in furtherance of uniform

policy of intercourse with Western nations.

During the past year the increasing good

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The Mineral argus. (1884). Maiden, Mont., 1884-12-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84036227/1884-12-11/ed-1/?sp=2

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