The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-31
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE NICARAGUA TREATY AND
THE SENATE.
Mr.. Arthur viii Practice Law IN
New York; Senator Evarts
Mr.. Cleveland. Etc.


"ASh'N"ioN, v"huhry N'-ihe oehh'e
mas spent most OF the Tast week us
oussiF5 tne question OF Inc daytime
Nicaraguan treaty. a statesman whom
met In one OF the lobbies during de-
bate upon the treaty, under the general
eject OF frank Impulse, nnbosomed
himseii upon the subject 10 your cor
respondent IN this wise' mo man can
say what the decision oil the senate VIII
be upon this subject. The complaint is
frequently made by the friends OF the
proposed new departure that Great
Britain does not oppose the Nicaraguan
treaty with haif the vigor that Is de-
siraple' IL Is true that one or TWO OF
their newspapers there have INDUCED
In n limited nmount Of bluster, Int.
h,.ss uo,, ,,,ar h.,a,,,, -. - 1T,
oes' 'o", my ""'o" "esu" " oeBn
such huilaDaioo as some OF our States
men would like to have them furnish us
with. In point of fact Great Britain
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hno"s very wen 'na' she mas not reg
to stand upon In this matter. IL there
is any binding force In the Clayton-Bul-
wer treaty. now n ia certain,v mot no.
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cause uIeat pr'a'h mas kept the Iaith
she pledges to IL. There Is no doubt
Whatever that she violated II. ma will be
amnlv demonstrot.d sonov w,an ,ho
go '.'' ""o" '"o
i"c's are fnaue KNOWN III Is poor
treaty that wont work both ways. 1t
cannot be maintained that its proyis-
ions oro oh,,ootoru ,non ,,,a 80,
sv"s "o V',sa'oiy upon 'he oni'eo
states whiie oreat Britain Is Mt liberty
to play fast and loose with its covenants.
Ash have said. no man can saw thar
,ho d.o,sion =, a., co..o iii A., ~.
'ne ue.'s'on ~, 'ne oon"'e wiz 20 on .nis
subject, but that they must take this
view seems to be self-evident. But IL IL
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nansyir oo x,s,ano ourselves WIN "h ih'ros-
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leaving the White Wouse vii n'u raion an
his Ia yS nroo,;an 10 Nn" VI 1927
vote his antire t,me ~ II IL I boS sau ye uv
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