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continues to be of a most friendly character.

The government of Hawaii has indicated its

willingness to continue for seven years tho nre

visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such

a continuance, in view of the relations of that

country to the American system of states, should,

in my judgement, ba favored.

The revolution in Hayti against the established

government has terminated. Wliile it was in

tropress it became necessary to enforce our neu

trality laws by instituting proceedings ugainst

their infringements. These prosecutions were in

all cases successful. Much anxiety has lately

been displayed by the various European govern

ments, and especially by the government of Italy,

for the abolition of our import duties upon tho

.works of art.

It is well to consider whether the present dis

criminations in favor of the productions of

American artists abroad is not likely to result,

as they themselves seem very generally to believe

it may, in the practical exclusion of our painters

and sculptora from the rich field for observation,

study and labor, which they have hitherto en

Joyed.

There is prospect that the long-pending revis

ion of the

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The Canton advocate. (1884). Canton, D.T. [S.D.], 1884-12-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025440/1884-12-04/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Canton advocate, 1884-12-04.