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tivt tf the War Wrth Stiia.
NO STARTLING SUGGESTIONS.
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rn.aC BcwMrttr. liee4 ,fer ta-
;flwmot tiyiliiaai ever re:ocdaC -Xrerv
utecuinhM teas Brodaettve. acriratMr
i tara TteUled
to tfee SeiAi of ladostry Is better rewarded.
legtalattoB ssisea ey the
aw teue ud the tressarr
sanst estiiBAted by Hi aatksrltiae. tfee
aaacesof the gorersraeBt kavc bees caxefally
adaiialstrated aad -Its credit adraaeed to the
first rank, while its curreaey ha feeea aula
taiaed at tfee world'e hicaeet ataadard. Mili-lar-f
aerrioe nader rajm la aad for a
rickteotiB cause feaa streacthesed the ' t
Biritaadserred to ceateot-Bore closely taaa
rer tfee frateraal beads becweea ereryeecUoa
Jftfeeeoaatry.
A rerlew of the relation of tfee UaltedStatas
ta ether powers, always ayroprtsta, is this
year ef arianry iaiportaace ia riew of theato
Basoiia euestloas which hare arisen, deaaaad
tec ia one Instance the ultimate detera-daatiaa
fey araa aad lnroiTlaf for-reacsiac -Caeaees
which will require the earaest
Uea ef eoacreas.
TtlB WAS WITM WTAM3L
la my last annual man saga nrr faU
eratloa was siren to the qoestioa of tfee daty
f thecoreraaaentof the raited States toward
Baala aad the Cuban lasurrectioa as
seine by far the mot Important pretil with
which we ere then called uaoa to deal. The
eeoideratlons thea adraaced, aad the ex-asai-
eaofthe news therein ex;
aty sense of ths extreme franty ef the
The aifssei-- thea renews la detail the
ef aaairs ezlsUnc ia Cuba up ta the thaw ef
eestmctieaofthe battteihip afaiae. aad
Maues:
Oa the t:n of February, last,
astraeOoa ef the battleealp
rlchtfully lyiac in the harbor at
Issloa of International
will a eataetroshe the
horror of which stirred the aatiea'a
reuadly. It hi a striking etHsees ef tfee p tse
aad sturdy coed sense dJatJaaaishlat . ear aa
tdoaal character that this sheeatfe; blew, fatt-
ha apea a genero-js people already deeply
teaeheC by preeedlac vests la Caha d d aek
atore theei to aa lastaau desperate NaalY a
tolerate ao loafer the existeaee ef a eeadltloa
ef dancer aad disorder at oar deora fie aaaaw
possible such a deed by whoaMoerar wrought.
Tet tha lastiart of justtca preraUed.
aad the nation anxiously awaited the
result of the searcaiag iaTestiaatloa at eace as
on foot. The Ending of the aaral beard afia-
ttniryeatahllehedUatthe origia of theeaptee
Ica was external by a subaaarlae sataa. aad oaly
' halted through lash of peattlTe -esttainay ta ax
he respoaaibUlty of lu authorship.
All those things carried cearktiam. te aha
asest thoughttui. erea before the dndsaa-af the
aaral court, that a crisis te our relatiaas wttfe
Spain aad toward Cuba war- at head Sa
was this belief that It needed bat a hriK
fire si must toe to the Congress to reeatre i-
ajediate answer ta the duty of
prorisioB for the possible aad
rrobable essergeacy of war.
able, almost unique spetfcla
aaeedUy
theresaarif
reseated of
a unanimoaa rote ef both
ea thetth
tt March, appropriating aW,aH,IKU -for the
aattoaal defease aad for each aad erery pur-
peaaceaaectedtherewltri.tobeeixpea4edattfee
. dlacretioaofthePresideat."
That this act of provision casse none tea eeea
was disclosed whea the appUcatloa of the taada
was undertaken. Our forts were praetrteaUy
aadefeaded. Our navy needed large pravtsiea
for increased ammunition aad suppUee, aad
- erea numbers, to cope with Bay
attack from the aary ef
' which comprised atodera Teasels at tha
highest type ef foattacatal perreeesaa. Oar
army also required ealargeaseat at :
munitions. The detalm of the harried
tioas ror the dreaded ceatlageecy is told ia tfee
repot ts of the secretaries ef war aad ef the
awry, and need not be repeated here. Ittssuf--ejeat
to say that the outbreak of war, whea it
sad come, found our aatioa aet iispispsiml te
aseet the conflict.
Nor was the appieheaeiea ef. eeaaajar atrtta
eeaaaedtoourowBcoaatry. It waa fait by the
eeattnental powers which, ea April life.
their ambassadors aad oarers.
exeeutlTe aa exptessloa ef
aad moderaUoa might mark the
Cererameat aad people, aad that
wstlsas would h
while sscarlag the antateaaaoe ef peace, weald
eaTrrm aU access
aetabUshaseat ef erderiaCaba.
to UacBreseatatioa. I alee ahaiad the
tfeeenrora had expressed that peace might ha
pteatired la a Banner to tei ralaate theearoaie
eoadltioB of Alaturbsnce ia Cuba aa- lajurtoas
aad mews ring to our iatereate aad traaqaiUty,
aa well sa shocking to ear ssathaeata ef ha
taaalty: aad. while spprrrfsttsg the hamaaita
' 'riaa aad mmabutsted eharaeter ef tfee rnermn
. aitytheyhad made ea behalf of the powers, it
efrited that the coaddeace of this gsrsismmn
for its part, that equal appreclstloe weald be
shown far its earnest aad uaaelfish
ao fulfill a duty of humaaity by
. Uoa. the lndeaaite prnlaaaatlsa ef
that
eejdiagaaUaa
aar aeeeme imruwerable.
sf Sfall STiJmetw-l by the hope ef a ptaeafal aela-
f tleaaadobeyiag the dictates of de.ae avert teeteead.
' terteeatiaaadactiTelT wttfe tfee aum ft at army aad aery, ami aaeeMecte
" six meathe armlsttea te Caha wtthartew ta
i ".- - afiactthe rscogaitiaaet her peoples rteht te
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fcrfjw fee
PPMralaf tfee
iseri meaty re-
Xrtftf
mal Baaasaafcefwtgaaaj f-m tmaa aarlmemB
ami f,HTeawaBam W awml tTf iVaWatf
r.M feed eraeted lap atfaiatar
iaWa
ite witfeJraw. thereby asaahlag.
X eeaemvatt eMcia) mmiiiir.eilni
Bhelr reapaetfre 'trpreseataalTea
Weadfard tfeereacea drmandrd hit
laadaeitardllatMJ tmeaaanday.
awiag aaaa rated tfee asammed af saw
meet aad iaitlated that eeeaaleM feral
waica atteaea a state
ire powers BsrhBrtafd hy tad '
i at esee used by me as
tdrT
Bsiiai of bjIiisI nkki
rpele atX jmt taetea States.
Oa April. t pruelmed abioeaaeeef
i ex caaa taanatiac persp ea:
pmsssBawsT,
. aaeUaltrnd!
aeaerdiagiy,
I April j
r war. ;
n.vm.
tfee zlatday of April, aad
tfee raaalatlea ef
ta use all the
at late
AKATIOK.
.1!
Oureeaatrythis,srtsrsaberTal ef half a
list -f Bilk all - tnumA Itatlf
faeagad te deadly ceaaiet with aforeigmaaemy.
Krarr serre was stniaad ta hm tm
taaey. The respease te the iaitlal eall for
lx.ai ToluBteers was testaat aad eem.ilele as
was ales tfee r suit ef tfee seaead call ef M ay
alferACMaemHteaalToluataar:. The raaks
of tha regalsrarmy were laereaeedta tfee Hm
ita priiTldad by the aet of April fit The aa
listed ferae eftfee aary ea the 13th. of Aaguet,
tt TBiihil its maximum, aumbered at.191
. Oaa haadrad aad three
the aary by purahase,
to the gorerament, one
tha four Teasels of the Iateraatieaal '
KaTteatteaeimpaay tha St Paul, St. Louis,
New York aad P lis -were chartered. Ia ad
dltioa te
rercaue cutters aad light-
tmrw0Tert.UH.nar7W.
house
paiiuiLStaad
temporarily a part ef the
auxilUry aary.
The maximum eteetlre fighting force of
the
aaTydurlag th war, eeparated late
was aa fellows:
Four battleships cf the first class, eae battle
ship of the secer.dchu. two armored cruisers,
six eeaot defease mealters. oae armored ram.
twetra pretectal cruisers, three unprotected
cruisers, etghteea guaboats. oae dynamite
dim torpedo boats, faurteea old
ef the eld aary, terlnfflaa moaltors.
AuxlHarr aaryr Auxiliary cruisers, tweety
eight eeaTartedyaehts, tweacyasTeaeoaTerted
tua. ateecsea coarerted Oulllers, feurraTeaue
Ilghthoi
Mu:h alarm was feitaktag ear eanretiaa-
ttessab sard lest eeme attack might Its made
by aba enemy, atrery presaatloa waa taken te
prareat possible iajury to oar greas cities ly
teg ajoat thd ceom. Temporary garrisons were
pi us tmed. drawa from the start mUltia; aid
tefsatry aad light batteries wire drawa from
the Telunnier force. About 1J.003 treops were
thueemployed. The coast ateaal aenriea was
eattblished for obserriag the approach of aa
enemy's ship te the coast of the United States
aad tha lighthouse serrice eo-operated. whLrh
eaahted the aary department to hare all per-
of the At aatic coast, from afaiae te Tex-
ubsensilun.
The auxiliary aary waa created aader the
authority of Csagreas aad waa oal
eered aad atsaaed by the Baral
adlltte of the arreral states. Tate ergaalratioa
patraawd aha eoaet aaaV performed the duty of
TJader tfee dbwrtioa of the chief of eagiaeers.
placed at the most ex-
Bef ere the outbreak af the war
ta aad cable gal
at aU tmportaat
ef the torpedo material waa aet
te be fOBBd te the mother sail had to beapeeteUy
TJader date of April I district
all preliminary
eftfee actual ettacaiae; of the
ta the eables, aad oa April -tt tele
grapwie orders were tesuedba place the loaded
mlaesteiaBHisa.
The aawaaate aaaxheref mines placed waa
1.30B at tha principal harbors from Maine ta
Califerate, PupsisHuas were also Beads for
the plaarissi ef miaas at eertala other harbors,
hat owteg to the early destractloa of tfee Spaa
tea aeet, aaaae mines were aet ptecedv The
signal corps waa promptly eraaaixad aad per
formed aarrtee ef the meet dlaVrult aad tetpert
aat whersi'ter. Im npeiaUime during the war
coTored the ehsttilcal eeaaectioa ef all eoaet
fortifirattoaa, tfee establishment ef tateaaeate
Isgi apbk facilities far the camps at Ma
Sastlage aad Porto Rico. There were
i miles of llae at tea great
that facilitating military movemeats
aOmjap IB eaaaaaBaeaBBm afrCaBwaHOaTat
te military administration, Field
at maintained
itlaaM route, aad
of the cehuaaadiag
tetalearaaale aad telephoaie
with tha atTtetea f laiw imlr r eafeer dii-
efeperatioaa.
i placed ia Cubaa waters a
ry outfitted eable ship with war cables aad
saltehte bctafer the deetractiaa of
to the eaemy
ef ear own. Two eeeaa cables were
the enemy's batteries at Saati-
aga. Theeaypmiuua to the leading of Gen
eral Qjfeaftaf aeorpaatCarmancra. within twenty
ef the masUaw. place, cable eesaaaaaica-
luaicatioawith
Tate service waateTala
Kxacwtire te direetter
aaa ftaaa aaVaaajW bbbbbbI aaapi wwr
With a total force of erer M.
ealyfiTe.
tha aaat.-
part by
far .which
teHHHilia
.v L?i.sr'5S??t? i
I fill I siBBiT
re-eaacted tfee prerieioa ef
AprUSNdbeetlaa; tha Frnsideai
tlBCt.
prTBBBaaaf mlalai i maarnuii
lertessaat aeea eeawtructed
barbate. Meet
tetegraph lteee were estshllshod
aader tfee aaamya fire a afaalte, aadtotaf thd
IB rone aaea cable coramualoatiows were
the estate
amtes
atoaa wereeaatauaaea
gfTaar aiiw teoaaa
able tat
lUkl
I Jaam Sjtfe.
; tfee ahU fit
efasK
aamal mauafmaV
. aaaWamW
i Oaly
' Miliary amiisnij ef ,th
laaaapaaca, aaaaawhlla feed
awatflltiaa saiiiefiiibTtfed
; af Daeemewr. mW. Their m
" aua nasi tfee
. Dewey t
erai afartiK freat a:
tttiaetaai waaaeiai eaatalajdaael
of asakdtd eaaraalaaa hi aaaa wt
aheUaitea States
eeptef war whieh
the BTtria-Bfiea ef ma rwerf
at aa tha apeody aad sara .I
pewerfal
peters ea
Cafea
-"ZTrr
,7Zm'i
k Meaawaile aaral 4
le at arreral expoeed
cruiser WllaUagtea
Ha Mm u
?MV-
tfee
Wlaalew were
sileaee tt
Hataaaas, Wertfe
lag. These griaroea fatalitsta
Mnu.Ui
eaough smnwg the Terr
t i
I una wTaiofaraaeaatetaae
I ary CBBBies.
! fc Meaawaile the Spaalah aaral
' aad beat pnshrl with great Tiger.
a-iuanraa earner aoainu -uerrera watea
assembled at the Cape Verde
outbreak ef hostiltties
aad by ite erratic awTemeatata the Caribeeaa
sea aalajed ear military eperatloas white
bafiUag the parsuit ef ou.- fieete, 1W m time
fears wen relt lest tha Oregea aad atarlettav
thea aeartag hoate after their teag Toyaga
saa rraadsee ec erer o,on i
surprised by Admiral Cerrera'a aaat. bat their
fertaaata arriral dispelled tha apereheaeieaa
aad teat much aeeded retefereementev Xoft
until AdatiraLCerrera took refuge iathehaoj
bbt ox -jsa lagw oe juaa aseat uayw. was ia
J2S! ? ; "
"5kttBOtke Aatilteaa
practicable ta ptea a systematic mflitarr at I
atilae-jof Spate
-several Biimiiuaiitiisaa eeearrea. aa theF
coast of Cba aad Porte Weo te prepafatioa.
ror a larger ereac Oa Hay lithe irorthAtlaa
tteSquadroa shelled Saa Juaade Porte Btesu
Oa May af Commodore Schley 'a aauadrod bom-'
barded the fort . guardiag the mouth of Saatie
ago harbor. Neither attack had aay
result Itwaserldeatthat well ordered
eperatJoaa ward ladlspeaitble ta aeaiera aa
INKUfa te TaT htKKBtalAfx
The aoxt'actte tha war thrilled aet aleawaa
aearteef oureeuatrymesUbutthe world, by ltd
exeepttoaalherotem. Oa the sight of iaae
Ueuteaant Hoeeoa. aided by serai mrreted
Toluateera, btoeked the Barrow outlet frees
Seating harbor by slahter theecJUerMerrl
auctetaechaaaeU usderd Brcelrafrom the
thord batteriee. aad esraptec with their lire
as by a miracle, but falling late aba hands of
the Spaaterde. It 1. a anm gratifyiBg tecideat
UthewarthatuwbraTeryof this little head
ef heroes was cordially appreciited by the
Spaaiarda, who seat a Sag of trues to aoofy
Admiral Sampson of their safety aad te com
pliment them upea their darteg act. They
were subsequently exchanged July 7.
By June 7, the cuttteg of tha test Cubaa eable
Isolated the Island. Thereafter the iaraatoa
waa rigorously prosecuted. OaJuaeM,
a heary protecting fire, a Lindiag force ef
marines treat tfee Oregoa, MarMehea
Taakee waa effected te Quataaame hay,
ithadheea determteed ta eetsbUih a aaral
stattea. Tate
waa tahaa from h
fighting by thi
the first orgaateed ferese of thaCaitedS
to lead te Cubav
teKSTaXiTCTlON tF CaUCTKBAit fUfMt
The poottioa so woa was leid despite deeper
fete attemptrto dkledge oar forces, MyJttaw
Id adiitloael forces were --"rl aad atraawjy
atrenched. Oa Juaeztthoadraaeeof the ia
radiag armr uader Mater Oeaeral Shatter
teaded at Daiquiri, about fifteea atltee east oi
Santiago. This waa accomplished aader great
dimcultles, bat with marreloas dltaateh. Oa
June S3 the teorement aeateat Taallagn waa
begua. Oitaeatththe first serteaa eagage
ment took place, ia which the Pint and Tenth
aaralryandtherirstVoluateer caralry. Oea
eral Toang's brigade of Oeaeral Wheeler's dl
TisiOB, participated, leslag hearlly. Byaight
tallBoweTer.groaad within fird miles of Saa
Uarowaswueu Thd adraataee waa steadily
Increased:. Oa July 1 a seTefe bettte took
place, our forces gatelag the outer works of
Santiago-, aad XI Caasy aad Saa Jaatt were
tahea after a deipsraid charge aad tha terser
teeatof the city waa eompleted; The Barycoi
operated by ahelliag the tewa aad the eoaet
forte. Oa the day feUowteg this brUlteat
acaicressent of oar land forces July occurred
thedecisiTe bbtbI combat of the war- The
Spanish teat, attemptia: to mare the harbor.,
was met by tad American squairja. uader
of Ceatatedore Sampaoe la tea
three hours aU tfee Saaateh ahipa
destroyed, thd two torpedo hoate
aad the Maria Teresa. Almiraate
Oqutdaa. Vlxeaya aad Cristobal Celea dfirea
h bore. The Speaiah admiral aad orerL 33
aMaweretakaprlsoaers. while the eeejay'a
loss of lite was deplorably lare, seme eJO per
tehteg. Oa our aide hat eae maa was kUtet
aad oae aaaa seriously wounded. Although oar
ships were re jea.edly strack aet oae waa eert
aaily tetered. Where all so roe iptrnnimly dte-
tlngnishrrt tbeatssfrex. from the eoamueaatera
hetter rooms, eaemaadall eoaarrbwUaa toward
the achleremeat of taia aatoaadtee; Tictory fop
which aeith.-raacieBt ao- modern history at"
fords a parallel ia theceaapteteaess ef tha
ereataad.aeatarffeleaaeasBxopt.rtiea of eae
aaltte.lt weald he terteVoa ta tiagleeut. aay
for pec al beaor. Deae red proatutioah-w ri
e aided the more eon splenom actors. Thena
tioa's prcfjuadest gratitude is dae to all at
braTemeahobythe4r skilLaad dero
tea few short heura
ef Spate aad wrought a triumph wbaxe derJs
Ireaesa aad far rreaihlag ejects eaa taareely be
ateasar-w. Norcaawt be- aamiadful ef the
achJereaseata ef oar builder, aaeehtaiea ami
arJkaaa for their akm te baa- aaaattuttlaB af
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whea the fiaaatih. imibH tar
deatraj at by Admiral Dewey's Tletory
!tfe
l -r" !aBF? memaily sealed. Te Oeaeral
. ajarritt. fete edteera aad msafer their aaeamv-
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"i- .- IW--WIV co-piwi i.
aacz wheat ataay were witbeat
t-perieane te the military aarrieea,
lawmea red praise
The total casualties la killed aad weaajded te
dttriBg tha war waa aa follows: Omeara
zj; aalistai mea killed. aT; tatal J:
srouBjded, 113; enlisted aw
Left
1.577 of the aary, killed 17:
FoT;dtetaa result of
aaa; teraliamt
BBfTteed; tatal PL
atwUlbeobserred that white ear
eaaaged Ih two great eatttea awd te
try waa
petUoua tmeVrtahpata te thd
1 atore thaateVmu af ear treepa
ta distant laada, aad oawaged
lege sad battle aad maay ahtaa
te aafamilter terrltary, we lost te both
ef theserrke'a total of l.oPJ killed and
I aad te the eatira campaignted by
sea we did aet lose ague or a aaa-or a
traasport erh ship, aad with the exeeptioa of
thecreweftheaterimaetaotasoldlerofaaailor
waa tahea prteeaer.
Cte August Ttkifortyieix dayaffeai tad data
Of leading of Oeaeral Shatter's army te Cuba
ami tweatyeae days treat thd ritrreaderof Sed-
tteaeythhCaitedSBttaateeeaa
turaed to the trailed States ia early at Aagusi
Xlthv They were abseat treat the UatattSattaa
oaiytweaMBtfea;
Ittefttttefftaati.ahoali agar tesiimoay te
the patriotism aad ewrottei of Out large por
tioaof bar army waieh. akhough eager to fee
ordered as the peat ef greatest exposare; tos
tuaately waa aet required sutiiifa of aWTJaitea
States. They dad their, whole daty aaal like
Iheirceauades si the frontLhare earaad the
gratitude ef the aattea. Ia like maaaef. thi
eeaeers aad men of tha army aad. of the aary
whoremaiael te their departmeata aad ess
tioasof the nary. perfermlBg most important
dattea eeaaected with the war. aad whose re
quests for assignment ia the field aad at tea it
waa compelled to refus j because their aniliaj
were tedtepeasable here, are entitled ta the
htebest eommeadttloa It te my regret that
there stums to be ao urorlatea Ur their sult
ahle reeogaitioa.
ThePresaasat here pays a graceful tribute te
tfee Red Croat, aad coatteues:
Iatraetectaeae erentewe are eeaetaatly re
laiand wf nnr nbllgitinas to the Dirtee Master
for His watchful care erer aa aad Hte safe
rer whieh the aatteamaheararereat
feaaaala ana fm
MM a V In
of Hte far or.
The aaalhilstina at Admiral CotreWa aaaa,
feUowed by the capitalatlea of Saaatege, aawia
broaght to the Spsalsh
of taehopeleesaeeoof coatteatetra
beremlag wholly aariiiial. ttames
of bones threaeh the Freaeh
who. with thd aaseit of hte uiifualiiai.
acted at m Weadly represeatatire at Spaaisa
tearresteoJBriagthdwar.
TMs PaiACli irBba4tTiATioii
Thi awsaege them reriews thd' epeaiag ef
eace aegotiatioas ea tad ateaiag of aha fol
lewtecprotecol: . .. . .
'Article L Spate wifl-reUaelshaUetelaioi
feoTereigaty erer aad title to Cuba.
"Article fc' Spain wUl cede td thd taited
States the tetead of Porte Rtee aad ether
teteadsaow uader SpaaUh sererelgBty id the
West Indies, aad also aa tetead te the
eroaeate be aeteeted by the United States;
"Article ft. The TJaited States will occupy
aad hold the aty-..bey sad harbor of jBtealte,
pbBdiag the eeaehataa of a treaty, of peace
which shall determine the controU dtepositiim
gorerament of the Philippines;
The fourth article pronded for the appoirv
amtof 1otet.eommiaaioBa.6B.the Bart of the
I TJaited States aad Spain; ieateet-te. Haraaa
aadSaa Juaa; respectlTely; for the purpooecf
arranging and carryiag out the details of the
stipulated eracuatiem or Cuba, Porto Rtee awd
ether Spanish islaadatetae Westvladtea,
, The fifth article Branded for' aba appetet
meatotaot more aaan fire ceaaadaateaers aa
side te meet at Parte aot later thaa Octa-
Iat. aad to proceed' to the aagettetioBs aad
I. eoaelusions ef a treaty of-peace, subject to rati-
acstioB accorciag to tae icspeime eoasotu
tioaal forma of the "two 'eoaatrma.
the sajniBeef ths ptatac-jl, aotHiOes betweea
the two eeaatries should be saepwniUiil aad
that aotiee to that eflect should be girea as
possible by each gorerameat to the
of its mflitarr aad aaral fereem
The appointment of peace romailMluai te
r Parte aad military commissi ms to Cuba and
Parte Rtee te arraage far eracaatioB are re
ferred to.
Tha Porte Rtead jotet eeeamiesioa apesaJir
aatamplliihi d itt task October O. aad tad
Amerieaa flay was raised oter the istead at
hoea that day. Owteg ta the dlmcalttee id the
way ef remorbar mwamge M Iml n i of Speel.h
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hare made henefal
se that L trust soon to be able te lay a
deflalte treaty ef peace before tee Seaate. with
s rrrlew of the stops teading to its
Idteaateteeaaa at thte time the
or the future of the
of the
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la Prouused aadrr thf
graatease matt aa extanaanea at
the raadblUty af its pteas te aeeeaserily aet
te tfee report of the eaaal eoaamte
theeo etreaatstaacea sagaast tha
of seme definite aettea by the Coagtass
at that aatatea It the labors of the past are ta be
the ltektec of tha Atteatie aad Pa
by a practteal waterway la ta ha
That the coastructioa of
te aow aaoro thaa erer tedtew
abtetohbattetiatets aad ready iter-coma
boarde aaviawat by tha aanexadoa of
Bawaltea teUado' aad the proapectire
ttoaof ear teaaaarai aa
aad that ear atteail poUcy aow more
ttrely thaa ever calls for its control ef thte
gorerameat, are ropsitteaa which I doubt
aet the CeBcreao will duly aaawecteto aad wteete
VtTMATtm IN CHINA,
Thd United States aaa aet Mm aa
spectator- of the extraorltaary areata
iagU the Cateese empire, whereby fefbleaaaf
tearitiaMprarteeaaarj aaasteg aad if tad
ecatrot of Tarleaa-Raropeda seutaft; bat Hte
pmptet that tfee rest timet -mi watea pad
eay eeaHtlxeaa aad abeaeassMy ef ewr
senate productteas rer Cbineed uses has built
ap tat thesi regione may dot bd rstadlceer
through aay eacteelTe traataMdt by the fiev
a etTteted W aeed af ear eewatry
art-fin tha seeds
Oar faetttea amoag aatioaa aariaamrgd
iWae eatai; aid a eeaetaatiy expeadteg direct
arada wttfe the farther orteat. glrea aa the
eqaitabteemim s eoasteerAtiea aad frleadly
traatabBBtteabJraaara.a:dit willsemyatet
tosubiorrdeurte.-elatereso ia taateqmtrbir
appropriate to the coawitit HaBey
Thd territories of anatf
Wei-Hal-We. aaS of Port Arthur aaal
TalieaWai leased td Germany; Oreat Brltate
aad w - respeetirel for terms of years wtrt
It te aaaouncod. M: opes to! iater
durtea Mca iliea
as if aa AwfWMulw
tot Amerieaa cittesas aal thefr trade
be foaad to exist, erea hereafter dereldpeJ;
tha desire of thte goreraauat would appear td
bereanseo.
CM RRXATIONS WTTat pntditiirei
Our retetioas with Oreit Britain hare eea i
tteuedoa the most frlsudly feeliar- Asseit
tec te oar tequest. the' p.otecttoa of Amertcaae
ia Spanish tertedlettea. was
asutattoaa of Oreat Britain, who fulfilled their
delicate aad arduous trust with tact aad aaal.
eltetttSB-higheoanteadattea I may be allowed
tomehefittiag alluetoa to the teetaace of Jfr.
Rfimsrtea. her majesty's eoaaulat Saattegode
Cuba; Whose untimely death after dtetiaguished
berried aad untiring effort during tha siege of
that city: was stecereiy lamented;
In ttte early part of April last, pursuant tea
request made it tie instance of thi seerettry of
state, thd British ambassador at thte capital
iheCaadiad government granted' facilities for
the passage for UniteMSUtss reveaue cutters
from thd Oreat irtleeh to the Atlantic eeastby
way of theCaaadlad eaaal aad the Sb LawreaeO
rirer. The Vessels Itad reached Lake OntarioV
aad were there awaiting - he opening of aarigd
tion; whea war was declared betweea the'
United States aal Spain. Her majesty's
gorerameat thereupon, b; a communicatioa
of the tetter part of April, stated that the per
cJssion granted before the outbreak of hostili
ties would aot be withdrawn, pronded the Unit
ed States goTerameat gare assurance that the
fi seels id question will proceed direct to i
United States port without engaztezte air
aostite operation. This the government
promptly agreed te the stipulated co&ditioa.
It being understood that the Teasels would aot
he prohibited treat resisting' any hostile at
taclc . It wiU giro me special satisfaction if I slutil
be aathcTiaedteeommunicateto you a favor
able coaelusloa ef the pending negotiations
with Great Britain te respect to the Dominion
of Canada It te the earnest wish of this gor
erameat to restore all sources of discord aad ir
ritation la the retetioas with the aeighboriar
dowilntoa The trade betweea the two couatriet
tecoastaatly iaereaeteyaadit te importat to
both coua:riea that alt rearoiable facilities
should ga graatel for its deTelopuaeat.
MONKTART MATTERS,
The secretary of the treasar; reports that the
ratolpts of the government from all sources
duriag the fiscal year ending Juce3, ISPS, ia
eludtegll,7it3re elredfromsaleof Pacific
railroads, amounted to t 0b.S.I,3X sad Its ex
awaattures to lt.XjB3.5el; Th-re wasebtateed
froai customs HwXT,9sA aad fro a intrraal
rereaue tl70.Mj.9tx Our dutiable impart
sanocnted fe SCI.7Sk7b. a de rexse of f J.r.-dffeTerthepreeediagyea-,
aad latDortatieas
free of daij smemmid to tan.H.t7 , a decrease
fremtaeprscediagyearofii'. M.oa. Internal
rereaue reeerpts exceaded those of taepreced
tegyearbyti;412.(5t Tea total tax eoUeited oa dtetil'ed spirits
wasfij efljap; gat mmufacturad tobacco .
. aad en feravmtM liquors t,-5.-,,ta.ip
We exported meirhtadlse duriag- the year
amoBBtteg te I l.aU.ax.aav aalacrease of fcSi,
am7M freat tfee preeedfar year.
ttteeaateattel aaoa the boMis of present rer
eaae tewa that the rrceipta of the gorerameat
, JuaitA laPX will aeSirf.-
aTdaPX,
iipealliiini m JKi,m. ra-
ashaigtea
T of fit .Od.wl.
Oathetetat
We-., there was h-Id
ameuatiag teffue,-
mjHb
tlag te f i5Lsea
aBtea aatoafetteg- to x, aad
of mosey amouatlag tattfLfaa.'-
Oatfeasaate date the amount of money of all
tea(rratedoaoraotteela:edte treasury
1.sjb.S7jo. aa tecrease lor th?
ar ef apK.Tei e g Kstimatteg our population
at mtbB,ap)at the time abaatioaed. the per cap
ita etreatettea waa fiX
Oa tae aaaae date there waa la ths treasury
haHtea amoaatiaw ta fUp.we.SaV
for atreagtheateeT the
ef tha tieamuj te eeaaectioa with
aadBwerofthegeTe ameat fc mala
p eaeat s aaward. aad has ostahlnhtd
y thaa erer the aatloaal credit at
tereawdtetheteaowof gold te the
iMaet aa) d heaateaB oa Norember I.
id Vta eompared with sS7at? oa
naVsta. Neromber 1. b7.,te wM sEeVSX
I. Maa. The present ratio ef aot
geld eatetaadtee- gore. ameat- Itehit-
Ueitsd States treasury aotes of
ccrrearr certideate,
aad trartloaaL aarer
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It m aettal
a e:r easaaey is net required. Ota
t m as. ob-noes deaaaad rr it.
It Mr
kattMhepc eaw aad1 ywt bate
met ef arlaaT-!atrwiae4fet
mapteaeerak
tajeely haaT
aU te pariaV at
eftfee
that-at
Par aaatetaam la the futare taUat
aaBedefasasrawteiea At att ereass, whsifeer
fait aaaihbT taaal at rairad ftifailii or
aet.aaaewef aaaald he fittea tethePresi
waatte'eaatttthas at.lfcteatelmtriMs-i, M
tfeeald ttaeasssafy.aaid tfee fartaer dte
aaamaf bo butcb aaa ta fferaie wtthte tir-
Ilatittrwmtbemhabl-aate of taw mteadd with
tfee geratmaamt of wafcht we are caargeir:
Itte amy iaaaf to mailer esutheaeaT;
Tolaatotr army aa aeea aa the
theaarrease of the regular
,t That wOl be oaly aa act of jaatica
aad witt he amaefe apptecteted by tfee brave mea
who left their heamu aad employmeata ta help
the ceaatry te ta hiiiiiij
Tfee followlxg ratoautaadatteas of the Seera
taryof the aary ictetirete the tecrease of the
aary kave my earaest approTeir
L Three seagoing sheithed awd eaaperei
sattteshlps ef abant H. -03 tons trial dSeataees
eat, eair j Ing tha heartest armor amtansi
paeetfal ontesai e for Tossete of their eteati
aad te hare the highest practicable speed aai
great radian af anion. HstimatsI coet.exelu-ar-e
ef armor aid armamaat. 9 .U. JW aaca
z. Three sheathed aad coppered amoral
raisers of aheat 12,BJ tone trial dlplaeement,
carryiasT tha heari;t armor aad most powerful
ardaaaep for reisete ef their class, aad to hare
ijt'aetleabte speed aad great radius
itimated seat, exelusiro of armor
etaeatoav
KCXXOO) each.
I Tared sheathed aad copper protected
cruisers af shoaa , trial dtepteeaassat; w
aare thd hashes fractleabte speed aad
radius of actioa aad te carry the
fuletdaaace suitable for reseete of tfeetr
east, cxcluatre of
t, Bifi
imtea
te
t jt Jawed eaatpwtibte with good cratetee: quali
ties, great raatae et actioa aad te earry tfee
mast pewerfal erdaaaee suited ta tsmli af
their cteaa. gsttmated cost, excteatre of aria
teeatttitil.aHoBeh.
I tefet arras the aatistaty of the Nary la roo-
ea ef admiral aad Ttet-
renred, te he filled by
awl
sateen te the war with
TheaereralimabilteBiialreParteWiUaelaia
Boforeyea. They give te great detail the ooa
dnetoT the affairs of the gorernsaeat dur.ad
the' past year aad dtecues maay qnostleaa
waica tae coagress may ea caueato sea.
est tad tteaatffe.
WASHINGTON, 0 ?., Dct. -3fany
PeJaatrirt excosed tbeauelT.es froat et
prenwifM 6f oplnfona at leagtli npxrn
trie meaewe m th gton& that they
had mot bees able to &r carefai attea
tlwm to ail the. eietaife. BeWicaa
seaators were, bowerer,- willlaf; to ex
press thehsserres Im t ferr general
words of coramemdation. Senator Cul
lorn regarded it as "a painstakiag. en
tertaiaiBg aad accurate historical re
view." Senator Piatt of New York cora
mendcd tb expression of a determina
tion to increase the standing army and
to atalntaia order in Cuba until the
Cabass can tab car of themselves.
Senator Woleott said It was an ad
pjirablw dexntBidnL
Senator Lodge said It was "able and
excellent"
Senator jTWaker "A good presenta
tion of facts generailjr, but a little in
definite on the Question ot Cuban in
dependence." GaUataaaV Isw flaftlmaBaVetml
WASHINGTON, D.C., Dec. 6. Gen
eral Garcia, who is still somewhat indisposed,-
spent the evening at his ho
tel. Mr. Qttesadaj speaking for the
eorarahuion,- said:
.''The president's message is regard
ed as very satisfactory; Its publica
tion at this time will do good, counter
acting reports that have been spread in
Cuba by people who have not the real
interests of the country- at heart. We
have full faith in the. United 3tates
and in the Just intentions of President
McKlnley and the men who have made
the revolution ia Cuba aiming to work
with the United States to establish a
government that will have the respect
of nations. General Garcia is well sat
isfied with the interviews he has had
with American officials. The infor
mation be is giving and gathering will
aid greatly in the work of regeneratioa
we have in hand."
Waat htcer.Taa Kcaertd.
NBW YORK, Dec .Brewers rep
resenting 83 per cent of the beer manu
facturers In the United States will hold
a special meeting lb this eity next
Wednesday. Tie coagress has been
called, by the United Stated Brewers'
associations Delegates wilt attend from
all over the country.
It is stated that it is the object of tha
brewers to pass-resolutions calling up.
oa. coagress to abolish the war tax on
The) delegates present will rep
a capital of store taaa $Mv,-
7'
Teda te VaeUe.
' LEAVENWORTH, Kxs Dec. S.
The Twentieth United States Infantry
at Fart Leavenworth has received or
ders Indicating; that it will be sent to
Manila to relieve one of the volunteer
regiments or t increase the force al
ready am the Island of Lsna,
The frst intimation that the regi
ment waa to te sent to the far east
came several days ago in the form of
an order from the war department, no
tifying the oalcers to make requisi
tion for such clothing and supplies aa
will be needed in a tropical climate.
Favera CoIIocm.
. WASHINGTON. D. C, Dec . Im
the matter of the petition of Emma S
Fayerweather for a writ of maadamtu.
aaal a restricting; order to be directed
to the circuit court of the Southern d.'s
triet of New York, the United State
supreme court today refused, to mako
the order. The case iavolves the. bev
of the late William G. Fayer
weather ta a Bomber of the educational
iaMtkationa. Today 'a opinion is in the
interest of the- colleges.
SAK J17AM AE POKTt SICO. Dee. C.
-A tap ait fan: ia clrtajatioat here that
the United States government wiU take
a defSBta actiem to eetablteh a ceam-
ec Porta aUcaas ad-
at least a: 'year.
A
kpeal feusi-
ta
eauerx waa Bare saaaaur
I ateve aarrwP feds
iRtr bdwa oat th wt-baer aiam; that sr t
I have aot awHcvweV I
TaVwajgh. Uerwiaaar fcm
the tttgdialait ia
taaned at Baa fwimt. aay
5t degrees. Taw Is too m
"hot-bed" Baas far mm. J
pteehtg sew tat winter
fall aa Itto as aoaaiald; or
aot aatU wimCef sbwwt to sat aa.
Hera (In Msawhaawtap) that time ia
about tha middle of Decaaaber. Or
the other hand, I waat to tab these
aat a the approach of spriBK aad that
wkr as la about tha JKr ef Maxtb.
aty aftjewtPPR t wiatariag bwaa km -high
tempwfBtms kt that they PaBaar
safely be put a the iimii attada kv
the syrtmg BRtM the timpaiafi aTwt-
afMM Kbjet aMesidti aa that IB .aTaaVb
tW beas wer wlirtered am, r tats at
Jwat tbe-tanee or beec aeTTt ah
teader vegetables growa aader
Reawve the glass, aad down gatae
plants. Place the bees or the
ataad toe early, and down go tae
taring dwiadliag: I hare tested bath
the vesprtaMe aad the bee
and know what I am talking:
Now 1 am ready to write what I
started to write whea I coasmeaeed. Ia
the fail Gi late I arranged aa aa experi
ment, only, a samall place to wiater
bees In, The rooni f about tea feet
Ioag. six wide and five high. There
is room for about 39 hives of bees If
the winter-cases are removed. The wall
oa the west side is about six inches
thick. The other sides are double, the
inner wall being only heavy building
paper, while the outside is boarded and
shingled- there is a doable roof to
the building, aad a veatllator opening
to-the south betweea the two roofs;
aot much ventilation at the bottom.
Floor is the plain earth. The last two
years the bees were put in about the
atiddle of December; every colony caate
oat both years ia fine condition,
though the first year there waa ao
ventilation at the top of the building.
and a few combs moulded a little.
Taia year the bees were removed oav
the 9th day of March, and the six days
'Allowing were warm and summer-like.
I judged that there were about two
quarts of dead bees in all. and every
comb waa aa bright and clean aa in the
falL Sobm of the colonies commenced
to carry ia pollen inside of 24 hours
a fact attesting the perfect way the
bees had wintered.
New comes the point aad the theory
T wish to emphasise. There was bo
such thiag aa an even temperature in
the beehouse duriag the two wlaters,
t did not waat such a thing to be so.
r waated the temperature to vary la
side aa It did outside, 'only aot to such
extressea. Whea it was at zero out
side I feaad it at M degrees iaaide,
nad that waa jwat as I desired it. Nor
did the tempeiatare aw above 46 de
crees thrwtgh the wiater. There will
be ao spring-dwiadliag here, aad I
eaa show as fine a let of bees as can
be foaad anywhere in Masaachaaetts,
RaTcet ef Sttaaw ea MHh-
Repeated experimenta have showa
that no fear Is to be entertained as
to the effect of ensilage on the aael
Ity ef milk. Some of the most
progressive dairymen ia the country
feed it, even those that are shipping
milk at fancy prices to thousands of
customers. Good silage fed properly
Is bound to Improve the quality of the
nLi and butter rather thaa detract
from it. If the silage la kept la the
barn with the cows, and parts of the
silage refuse allowed to pile up aad rot
in the corners of the caw stable till it
becomes a fetid mass, then very likely
the milk will be affected, for It ie be
lieved that the odors of such masses
will readily impart themselves to the
milk. This ia denied, we know, by
those who assert that milk will not
take in odors wkea ia the warm state,
but we are suspicious of that kind of
reasoning. One dairyman says thct he
began the feeding of silage with a
good deal of fear, but after he had fed
for some time his commission man
wrote te him that his butter was the
best ia auality that it had ever been
at that time of. year. As the seller
of the butter knew nothing about the
silage being fed, the letter was taken
as a proof that silage, rightly fed. im
proves rather than detracts from the
quality of the butter; Similar inci
dents are constantly coming to light.
and this is only part proof that silage
&h&
Is one of the best frtenua or tne dairy-
maa.
The Braadrwtee Strawberry.
C. E. Chapman, writing In the Straw
berry Cu.curist. says: I feel as though
I can hardly say enough in. praise of
this variety, though I see by the Cul
tnrtmt that it has some adverse reoorts
la soate parts of the country, yet here ,
it la a fine variety both ia plant and
fruit. I notice that oae writer says it
is a poor grower aad undesirable. I
wish he could come to North Stoaing
toa. I would like to show him my
plants of this variety. It is at home
here aad oae of the strongest growers
I ever saw. I have rows of it set four
feet apart and two feet in the row that
ere a wonder to look at. It is a good
bearer of large berries and the best
hi quality of any berry it has ever been
my privilege to taste, and I fully con
cur ia the opinion of Abner Hollings
worth in the Farm Journal, "as aa an
round good berry I know of nothing
better. aad if I ceald have only oae
berry for hoate aae that ia the oae I
should grew.
Sorghum and Kaflr corn are contin
ually growing in favor not only ia the
steekraising portions of Texas, but ia
other sections subject to rather fre
aaeat drouths. say3 Texas Stock aad
Farm. Journal. One takes practically
ao chances in planting these feeds.
They are almost certaia to autke a
ere if they receive any rain at all
or even if the ground has a reaeoaahle
quantity of moisture at the time of
plaatiaaj aad is properly treated, even
tbaaga the soil be light aad taia. Bat
they exact much from the laud, feed
iac oa it too heavily to stake it advis
able te plant them ia the sam
two successive years. FeUew
wkb seme crop that may be eaten oa
the ground, all that ia left being tamed
s a vegetable manure.
atady the
of taia
p as ta avoid
j-j&srss
(jbksSfateBaiik
laIalptil TaB arePawt.
aaatai IaRnal tMBft
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