New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
THE NEV EXTRADITION TREATY.
TT sHOuLD BE RATIFIED.


THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE sustalns its repu-
tation for enterprise In ootinng treaties before ne
Ssaa SSs rssp Ss OF
was aedd r to and ssmsa %u.sr %n Of Foreign Affairs
on the mart OF the Government OF Great Britain aud
j. Phelps Minister TO Enss1d, on tns par o. .as
and there ought be unnecessary delay on
the part OF Senate in rAtifylng H.
NO REASON FOR HARBoRING CRrM[NALs
TIE srwyonn 0 TnIsssn nt 1'ST S t% o..y publishes tn.
tex St the meT M a.rl OF Rossbsry British Minister
OF Foreign Affairs. and 1t appears in ths issue o, i"e
IrSy Ies to be fair ami DOT
any serious objection 10 its rat " .no
enato .asagn son o CONGRESS Certain that
the United states nor Great Britain "na ner & ri.
inals escaping from one country into the Other
WHAT SECRETARY BAYARD THINKS OF 1T.
From The Ne,sark Adrertis,r ro,o,,x,,s.
With its usual good luck The NLw-foRK IhlBuNE nAs
secured a copy OF tho exraditon treaty between
Great Britain and the Unitrd states. ana tno
appears In that journal this morhine oseter
with the explanatory letter Forwarded by Muster
Phelps Considering the awful solemnlty Win wmIa
STATE secrets like guarded their puDicaton
IHE TRIBUNE. must be confessed Is an amusing inot
dent And ss the sas snnns sxsmps Of How
Not To DO It, can Imagine that the glteu secretsy
will regard this appearance In print Win some ~
speechess horror.
APPROVED BY CANADIANS.
From The Toronto GLOBE ,,.,.
The necessity FOR an exclusion or the e1traclton
treaty has long besn In the United States and 10
Canada Every year persons guilty OF enornous crimes
escape punishment by crossing the ne between 'neso
two Countries By far the greater number escape from
the United Canada, but In TINS country we eel
IL serious grievance that cities are used as paes
of refuge by scoundres who nave deliberately swindet
those who have trusted in tnsm or the ~
when they held oice IL Is difficult 10 MAKE any iaMs
or treaties that viii absolutely prevent desperate men
from committing desperate deeds but the ot
this treaty would do much to prevent any iur'hor A
tempts at making revolution by dynamite
A VERY INTERFERING CONVENTION.
from The Hartford Courdnt ,,..
We place before readers thls morning the tui teN
OF the very Interesting convention signed last month ~
Minister Phelps and Lord Rosebery IL was nrsI pun,
TRIBrNr snd with it letter from Minister Phelps 20
Secretary Baysrd whieh serves W Sos eA'en' '' PN
poses OF a commentary
NO GOOD REASON FOR SECRECY
From The Ihilad>iDhta TseoraDh. -, -,
The full text OF tho new e1trsdon trs"ty whlcn h1s
been negotiated In Lonnon 10y ulster Phelps has now
been ~ VEN TO he public by THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE
without the advice aud consent OF the senate. we
eve although what the Senate 10 going 10 do about t
not easy seeing that II did nothing but MAKE "
self ridiculous when II undsrtooA :" ppa,Ion Of
the Treaty Of Washington As the uor.,ncns ,,,s
on both sides OF tho Atlantic should not give it their IN
dorsoment, or why the SeLatc shonii not promptly
sneh document should be sscrety considered by me
Senate and 50 Tar as tho sayings anu ""'nss y, W.
Senate and state Department are concernod Sept TON
the public until after ratihcaton for Is. OF course
understood that the present pubcAton ke o'ners OF
surrepttious agencies. and are In violation OF whA'
passes tho disnites OF the Senate By the puoc
tlon OF the full OF the treatyno matter oy wuat
means document was oDained-the psoe mas oeeu
we'll served. ami the chances OF rslincs',on 80
out serious controversy have undoubtedly oech PRIV
NOTED.
OBJECTS APPROVED BY HONEST MEN.
From The Hdter6urv Amsriedn. ,n n..r
signed by Minister Pneps ard Is row before tne
for rathcaon IS published III IuIi III .n "nr al tts
contemporaries. Tue langaage Of tee treat treaty III
sim pcity ITSELF and It's objects are those OF when al
honest approve
NEEDED REFORMS PROPOSED.
THE NEw.YoRk IKIBuNL, WIN eOinmendabe new
e1raditon treaty between the Uni'su nv
ana England whicn has already beeh t'fInua aa,s ~
requires the sanction tho senate &c put II IN l".1
enscL There are many a.ranIn %n,.s =, proposes
are needed No departure from established e1traaoa
practices contemplated Tue new causes are ,sIand
wleh n. We de ysiopei IN our relations WIN tAsana
since the adoption OF the ls42 treaty Inc s,cs
doos incorporate lrss Migrant on nees nd nomti.
hars might be dispute. the nou retroactive Ahu po"
cal or.ncs clauses are proper. Little objection cap ~
made TO the incorporation OF mansi"asn'er ou's"''
aud embeLLemen|
| AN OUTPOST OF BRITISH DEsPorlsM
| From The Irsh World :ont
| II ia well-knOwn that several pronilhenss
.xmyn,he. hayr recently visited London. aud 1t !. MOI
going 100 far To assume that their Suv'cs a ia
erawlSs up sn,s .rs.,y A. whole .hs pap.
valuable as showing how anxious those VINO which
ac. r.s.rd !s:y feel d.RS:'Si fourth to ps article
pssS. =: sss; ss ..ss:
Sseys i6s. our legislators so Or IA
that ,n'y =, s sn s.aass a fssy have
rotsd Brit sh proposs for e'ss SS fss sure
:trsnsy urged Sy Mr. Oh S:s Of
posisn will be unsuccessful ~ ne ls u~ea this
tho supremacy Of Brisish power sha 'H'''''~
oonuaeuts