Fort Worth daily gazette

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tinues to ho of n most friendly charac

ter

TJtK SANDWICH ISLANDS

Tho government of Hawaii has indi

cated lis willingness to contlnuu for

soveti years tho provisions of tlio ex

isting reciprocity treaty Such con

tinuance in view of tho relations of

that country to tho Anioilean system

of states should In my judgment bo

favorcd

HAYTI

Tho revolution In Haytl against

established government has termi

nated While It was In progrees it bo

ciiiuo uccesstry to enforce our neutral

ity laws by instituting proceedings

againstludlvIdualsnndve9ols charged

with their Infringement These pros

ecutions wore in all noses successful

DDTIIS ON WOltKS OF AltT

Much anxiety has lately been dig

played by various European govern

mollis and espeolally tho government

of Italy for tho obliteration of our im

port duties upon works of art

It U welt to cousldcr tho present dis

crimination in favorof tho jiroductions

of American artists abroad Isuot likely

to result ns thoy themselves soem very

generally to buliovo it may in tho

practical exclusion of our painters and

eculptora from tho rich llelds for obser

vation study aud labor which they

havo hlthet to enjoyed

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (1884). Fort Worth, Tex., 1884-12-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86064205/1884-12-02/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Fort Worth daily gazette, 1884-12-02.