Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-30
Mr.. Blaine Interviewed by a Post
Reporter on the Subject.

heIefIlUg 10 TIE cnange OF pOlicy, lnaug-
urated by Secretary Frelinghuysen, Blaine
said: 1t is the undoubted right of the Presi-
dent, as it is of private citizens, to change
his mind | have seen no reason TO change
nv mind as to the wisdom of tine course
marked ost. Time, reflection and develop
ment of events have all more strongly con-
irmed ME. and l fear one result of the change
will be the utter destruction of the commercial
interests of the United States on the South
Pacific coast.
! said, see the reporters of some papers
accuse you Of the intention or desire TO annex
Peru to the United States. At this sugges-
ton Blaine showed some irnpatience. Why,
said he, you might as well think OF annexing
Terra DelFuego or the Island OF Juan Fer
nandez. My dispatches on the Isthmus
Canal question disclaimed for the United
States any desire for territorial acquisition in
Mexico or Central America Ii never oc-
CURED to me that the annexation of South
American territory called for disclaimes.
Upon being asked whether any attempt
was made by the United States government
to push the claims of private citizens against
Peru, Mr.. Blaine said: On the contrary that
was carefully and rigidly avoided.
Referring to the Landreau claim. Blaine
said, John c. Landreau is living, is citizen
| of the United States, with legal residence
raars ns., ,mar;can onnsnI =, San,;a,,o H.,
- 30 ,.b;,.h 49,, ha 80 ar,,ain,a5 b..
60 p''' MT "Pp0'"''" y
- . a., , Il H..
Asd,n, 'v,er'i"s 10 'ie cIahse vi Poicy
toward Chill, he continued, there seems no
possible need of Trescotts being in Chill.
- ne - sinps r..:e " 'I n''ptTss witness
| y. va. V. - ~ y
no .s On. - pa 4 80. ,'S q
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niap"e"' an, peeiu1S '"a'' '"e",y .nii'ions III
,o.' pay ar ~ ~ yea', "ut,"3 "h,ei,
I'm. Ai'.a i ~ oe ocoupieu o1 |nni' anu II
Wv me 80 ',,',, aaS ot Ch PAU p n Is ~
| 49,: GIL; ..~:s, ~
80 10y r.. 81 .hn. :.
par,, raf,,sos ti,osa cond;,tnn. Ch;i; Iii a.
',:. 80, n .,' ~ I'M en- ue
Ili"e iu''''ei neui':lor " 'ie ,i'eu states
~ IL i;,,in IS .h ~ anu gu W d: :.
,ta p' .e aa,, Do I'D - - - =. -
snhn;, nn;a,ly =" destrnc,;on IN, g ,h w
,En;,aJ S.: snoo;a1 -. -, h n1
Co.. ,ha, ,,,r,sa Ch;I; Iii Lara ~ 80.
W. Ia ;,,i -; 49,, -, Nv M.
" w w" nm a" w can p"on up anu
- ,ha, ,,,I "a 80 -. VI
49,, jun
Tho d.mand of Chilli ;s .,p;v,,.,, % tho
a.s,rnc,;on of paru for tho raason .ha. :,
| ,aLos iron, ,ba l,,,or c,rr,r, ,bo ,rro., LeJ.,
60 - an h''. - ''y
" "e, sua"o anu e., Nv N"'''e oeus' anu
,rus NJ ~ ~ VI iT'e"ue'
s sa 49,. In, = pnn,, ,,'., ~, ,
a.. 10, -. ~, VI. Vi
30 ,,,a ,rnar;,an Un;nn Cor 80. e. NY,
| -. ;,,da.,I .ha, 70 H., paa;e>. 'i'.'
s'ea's' i"'e.u' ma" II 'ne "o'no eo"s' "au
l ,' 'he reoel'.oh anu gone OUT forever
nav wo ., nav aaNen an 'he cotton lands
Ir,;,ad So. and ,,o,,ii har haa, a'o 'ne
49, - aun anu "u"' nv ueS'Iosea our
hat f.,a ;s 70 he inflicted On Pm and Ch;i,
now nsrm;,s - irni,ed Sta,os 70 na1i,, ~,
L. ON tho cord,;or ,ha, sbo ,.;,l ,,rn,,,",o
,.hoIos,Io J,s,rno,;on sc = f.;a,,LI ~:
Ioa.-'.1,;., ~. - - - P"o.N
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H. -, ,ro,';sni,. ,,,
cot,,. d;sn,tcb wbo,har H., ahas IsIa,a vs.
suh;aot go ro5amn,;on h,t -. - - q.
or tho, ara or NO, parn = No. iat, al, ~
-, 80 ra;so ,aon,,, MI, IL" c. .nr
30 :, " '" ny "'ni,on ee"'s' Ihi'l
| m, -,
ne ';Is:o CIV "'u sen !or twice
a. an,nrn, fron, tba;r r1I';.
and tho I obos Islands will no a. aan,,ia,a,''
in ber nossession AZ T.ron,ca ne 80,
Cb;l; i or,;,Iod 70 rar ;naa,,,;, ii III -
| ;...;,, -. 49,. "iN ''i 'ne
,',,, III .. "a I'm 'ne s'a'e usPar'-
s a n ,ha s',,,aa, Seo.eo 'y 'eoos"i~e' 'na'
she IL enti,ieJ as ,ho oh ,,,. .
indemnify for the mas, and secrr;,, Co. ~ ~
fn,pre Rut Per, orcb, % RAJ -, III WV
ad 20 r., ,,sh ;ndan,n;,,. r,J -. ~i.o"
ha s,h;oo,od 90 ,ha aoa,r,,a,; a''u 1us"' NJ. ~
Ia. RI, .o.r;,"u;aI ;.ae wv" Vi "ei na''oi,
,,ahlo '''0> '''''f IL very var
The nrovince of Tar.n.ca contain, ,o-
fuI beds of nitrate of soda ub;nb aro o onu
of nrod,c;ng an enor,nns ronan,, 'apa 9le
;udcous msn,-emont TL;s '1; onue'
t;m.,ed 70 be worth fror, 49, =. 80. - 80,
,;nns ,aar pas;5a ~ W ioiV IN mn y,
,aLas ,ha nrav;n"a "f Il; "'s pio'l"ct, Nni''
18th &C vprv ,,rea, rainn T nu l1o1os islahus
are NOT seized bv reasons of non,;;, ,s'an sl
n,;I;,ar,, nrrnosas III go y, io'
;Slands og ,ho COOS, IS Ec,,t D. D. ii.u,
70 contain several million ,ons Sc 49,
worth a very l.rge snr, IN rnaa,, so anu
In exclamation of Cbii;'s easy 'annros. .,
Peru. Blaine said Chill got iron clad sh;n.
from ENGLAND and n,atariaI 81 - - sui. Il
came source The Cb;l;.n soI,;o.. 80. , 70,
| ~ Nh oo'"ieis haiSheu