New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

Ger ain We could not csa oero VAC ~ to he imagined
1 q ne, NJ for SenR Rss Sor
e%T s s Ia Ss IL.
now ssnus; van az Wing aut ri Opose any
.",a,ion pnt on sone future co ivenlion
ticie clearly stating what sre the 'ni sy a -. i
lea might sd IN re Is a" n9 s con SIMON
g Gss "a That G's. Stall sS tar
t0nr now 70 ~ #, This as, inc.
n which ys',e e s Gq III case 'ee war
S Slss seen ooar ,cns ar be from blockade
aT either q The . lei BE- Ssppv to receive
The ,sws Of yos or bs% 10 decide
Os'GnoS' a.. .."a,,1 =, AZ C1av.
or ~; buimer noA .,a .a,ae dsy in The IOllo wing
t words, c'Spa''n' IN '"'
"oiuS' ourvo.-ox Iu,v 4 tsso
SIN understand the rur at Of your 10 the dec
larson ted he 2gth June wslsh 10 ne thai
Won do not desm yourself caie unon at his Time
the exact lint. on Her mpesy ates nor ~ eane
what or whit not the psndencio, Of the I'D 40 temen
but IN ny roIosnL1 10 s,fy - Ire IstS Of April
whs.Ser a. Ter esfvs set eent Hondu as nor wn
are he do endences Of that -ettrmo "a viii 10
81 it wss mr. or 70 Ras ,rets without undergoing
any teIan whatever IN c.neqaence tno.e IN
twas no. we nteh'.p vi "a - yan mo Q ina Ain le
ke .p 10, e =, ,h,s o ,ac ronssGusniiy nys u
now ~ a or oli or that the President OF
Uni OF states. ,.o.,nn,,, q, communicating
Her Male tvs 0overnment Tue are "n,ch yoa Vh 81.
press Determined the distance IRON ~, W. ~
Of the canal wtin WIN ,esos Of the United ~ 'o -
Great Bain trAyer. the saI ca It, -. 'npeS from
war between the cotr 'ct ng Larss ~ ,h ,ger nj.
blockade dete i'on or Ie' W %oyr ment OF The
snu WI n uSy an 80 a. An Sis ana. ioa avail &c.
i"erest winch you 'AAo 'n '"'' ii. l. BULwEa
'sun'u a., 81 ,, AZ rr,vtop SIGNED the
,...,,, =, ts 10 Indu,n. '
iolowihs meu'or"hu"'"' ....,, =,
The withn declaration OF sr L. Buwer was received ny
me ON the u day Oh Sun a.. u, Y nnd,Isi, m sh
note OF the llh lnis a., DE lh Apni
dnas was not EN- ED ~ s M s1 AZ mi ~ 10 nrp or
denv Inc British m In -r alleged deoer
epcea Alter signing last nsht delive cd u % sir
uenrv and wa INN, ed wi bout ny itr her
or other ton toexchange a.ons Of sad Irsay
The OF the sente 70 tie & was nE' r
quirrd. and tho he~J was Iatneu No n,s ~ ~ aydoS
maze . ....,,, 80. a,
To this memorandum the following Pootscr'Ps "ao nv
tached:
IN. h,. n, No Central American state have been CON-
promised O' .ne "o. n. o. :" 80, @p ,Sv.,In.Tsn
THE TREATY Hoi 'N'A|D 80 .,.
It would seem. Them 10 De oppose' W M 'ou"u p"
oinla that tho limited States shond claim TO abro-
o'p'o Una, yoso ~, r.oson q, the existence OF
s,,e Of tbiny which has TO their knowledge.
before well as since It. ratification TO which the
treaty was never intended apply. aud notwth"tand
ing the known existence VI "n'on ..1, =, - -,
once recognized the treaty as suDsisens' n.,,
wer Treaty was made. Honduras was only British
settlement under SPANISH American soyereienty. aud
aud tHs conversion the United states has never
gwen It's sssent IL Is true tnn nura ~ NJ aHe e.no awed
a." ey,tence to the permIssIou of Spain and Inc
coloniss were gradually alowed 20 o,Snpy ,no LII, I,
cnt,ng ogwooi and exporting ma hogsny; but Is also
natter OF history that. when EnEand and spain were
subsequently at war An nttck msc .no os ,ro
ialer on ne q, conse ,n.are from that tame British
Honduras remained under the dominion ~ the British
Crown. When peace was sighed. n9't o. tno , ,s
con9nests from SPAN "e' i,Ss ,b"t ~ the fasisnd
,,, 10 no., ,,tysn up and continued on the saine
,ssnr' % n,,ar oss.'sinn unIrt the British Crown.
footing A. an, 1,ner o,ont h, snsin Of ali her ,o.
session. south A~ess she made 40 ar SSa a2cs
t.aIi,e snd Efitisb Honduras.
TIA therefore clear that tho sovereignty OF bri'sh
-. ID. country ony urior 10 the time Of the CLAYTON
~, ,., rrsr.fv w,uld o.etye. moreover that tho
BnlSti Iray. - ~ cooy.,,,o, concluded M Mash
H,, ~, tbs I'm Argust 800 aud m London on the
an HePenIoer OF lh Saul s,a T,,tIh Uon,ur,. a.
Le1n1 a colony" Of Grenl britain. The pr, ambe Of
pdont 1,sD, on the same day op watch i, was signed
a. WaShinetnn rI,ns a, follows:
~, -, D., o,g,. =, IN. Initial Kinxdop OF Great
no d 1870 mi m. o.n-rai Po,t M OF the
int stats,o enc b in d. rous Of estsBDshnt an
msisalnns an escnange Of between me Mol SAFES
on me one Il ami the coicuV q Lrh lao du as on TO
oIhsr bV n OF ihs lish mall ket plying ~ en-
Orleans d i1e o. andsrhgnei GUY authOil@op
for that purpose have agreed npon me o"oFoS AroS
The contention. THEREFOR. IN Mr. trelinghnyssns as
match Tint settlement " has BEEN converted INTO n
po.-es.iun" aud material change thereby eneced ~
conse ucnce OF the employment Of ne word
IN the treaty with Guatemala OF 1892 cannot DC sup
ported consistently with the iacts above stated
yREsu INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT.
rh'~o" iN'h"'' 49,
"A regards the thd iufslion hEfrelhehuy "" stntN
that tine President is st r'ndy. on the part OF the
Cnited eta'rS' !" aS'"o '""' '"o ,
respecting the acquisition OF territory In Central Amer
Goo and re-,ecinx the establishment OF n free port
-, -, ,a,.,e- canal may be copstructed shalt
each ehh OF "hht"Nor c"n"' ni"' 10 ' ~
continue in force. and TO define b. agreement the us
,ance from either end OF the canal where capturcs
.A"oo .'V1 nani.,,, e., ,,oe NJ var and win b,.
p' ma"o W -. Ill. 10 Zen We IN, lind Article of
d"nnit Oh mus mhnr. W ~ "'''' NV '"" "''N W
the Gay -bu~et IIfhy; ,,,-as LA, hii,a.,o,,s
sim ai OpOHal Respecting ChpllIts Nv ncIllgtIeh
as arcady sio WI VA, made 10 Her MHesty's Go, efn
,1nt nv Mr. CLAYTON shortly after the conclusion OF the
treaty of tie 10Th April sJo III fhci on lhe very uhy
on when the rhtinehtons W., ~, aard ~, H. NJ
Government 20 the conclusion arrange
L,ent In a dispatch when @As addressed 70 slr II.
bhlwtupy ,5oo.. ,,, Wiib rrfcrsnce 10 your d.
n,ich o the stu July last. luestng IN be informed VI
Inc view. Of Her h0e-iy Governments as 10 lhe ar
rangenehl Wp'on h ,,S ,ate 9TH ~ nd ~ lie
i ,, lien ye-..i. trnv.r,nR M shIu- canal