...rights with all due formalities, the consent of the respective Governments being first obtained. lenth. That all materials necessary for the construction...city of Washington, at the earliest possible date. The report of the Committee on Railway Communications was therefore adopted as submitted. RECIPROCITY...

...deserves to be further encouraged by subsidies, grants of land, or guaranties of a minimum of iut jrest. Thirteenth. That the salaries of the commission, as...article, in order that it may meet in the city of Washinton, at the earliest possible date. JUAN FRANCISCO VELARDE. HG DAVIS. EA ,MK\ i \ . FERNANDO...

...affecting it, the nentrality of the road, and the free passage of merchandise in transit, should be Iin the event contemplated by article eighth) the subject...article, in order that it may meet in the city of Washinton, at the earliest possible date. JUAN FRANCISCO VELARDE. HG DAYIS. EA MEXIA. FERNANDO CRTJZ....

...latest official census, or, in the absence of a census, by agreement between their several Governments. Fifteenth. That the approval of the surveys, the terms...city of Washington at the earliest possible date. COMMUNICATION ON THE ATLANTIC. First. The International American Conference resolves to recommend to...

...railroad should be declared forever neutral for the purpose of securing freedom of traffic. No. 1 2 Fifteenth. That the approval of the surveys, the terms...city of Washington at the earliest possible date. COMMUNICATION ON THE ATLANTIC. First. The International American Conference resolves to recommend to...

...between all the nations interested. Sixteenth. That as soon as the Government of the United States snail receive notice of the acceptance of these recommendations by the other Governments, it snail invite them to appoint the commission of engineers referred to in the second article, in order...

...work of such magnitude deserves to be further encouraged by subsidies, grants of land, or guarantee of a minimum of interest. Thirteenth. That the salaries...city of Washington, at the earliest possible date. JUAN FRANCISCO VELARDE. HG DAVIS. EA MEXIA. FERNANDO CRUZ. JER^NIMO ZELAYA. JACINTO CASTELLANOS. ANDREW...

...work of such magnitude deserves to be further encouraged by subsidies, grants of land, or guarantees of a minimum of interest. "Thirteenth. That the salaries...city of Washington at the earliest possible date." Under date of May 12th, 1890, Mr. Blaine, in submitting to President Harrison the foregoing report,...

...should be forever neutral for the purpose of securing freedom of traffic, etc., and ending "as soon as the United States shall receive notice of the acceptance...city of Washington at the earliest possible date." This project, unfortunately, was too magnificent to be likely to succeed, and although of untold value,...

...in transit, should be the subject of special agreement between all the nations interested. That so soon as the Government of the United States shall receive notice of the acceptance of these recoYnmendations by other Governments, it shall invite them to name their members of the engineering...