The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-11-09
HOW LORD sAcKv1LLE FEELS.
Tho nrit!sl, Minister Not Excessively De
lighted at being Asked tn Go.

Tho british Minister Not Excessively De-
lighted at being Asked tn Go.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-Following is
tho report of an interview between an As
ISOLATED Press reporter and Lord Sackville:
He ,sacsville, c~urefuliy road the secretary's
statement IL rousli, lansins frequently 10 ex-
md i'll 1t few instances ho even co descended to
make some rom irl by way OF criticising sccre.
trsy Bayard's structures upon his corresls.on-
dence. For.instIlce, he took eNcertion to that
p,rt OF tho statement wlo:cfn tho Sc :rct try
ALLEGES that A erican citizens of English birth
Still regarded thor original obligations OF nllc-
Tho Minister compressed his lips aud slioois Lis
diplomatic head in Interpretation and denial
following plssnge:
"Ile letter also contained gross reflections
| upon the conduct of this Government in respect
to questions now IN controversy and unsettled
bctween the United States aud Grent lirita IL,
nnd both directly md indirectly imputed insin-
certify in such cond CT"
Whom tho Minis or cn1ne TO that passage in
which tho Secretary holds him responsible for
frequent interviews with him published i'll the
newspapers lie fuirly spoke out and expressed
the opinion that it wns n now thing in eit;c;ul ill.,
%tercousc for IL Minister to be held responsible
md officially eonsured for newspaper publica-
tions, tha accuracy of which had not boon ac-
knowlolsed.
Tie Minister politely bu- firmly decl nod to
tween himself and his own Government in re-
gard to this matter. II. would not give to the
press for publication Tho letter Which he ndmit-
tod no hal received from Secretary fayurl.
WhntevcT was wanted for publication, lie re-.
peatei over and over again, in IL moro or less
Ietulent tone. must be obtained from the State
Department.
Have you ever in your long experience in the
diplomatic service of England, tho corresponds.
emit inquired, known another instance OF this
kind, nn instance in which n foreign Minister
has been similarly treated for 8 similar occur.
rence?"
Il should very much PREFER said the Minister,
ITO he excused from making any comparison or
indulging in any C. iticislns. The criticism in THIS
case, it seems, must al be on one s do, and QM
content to have it So"
"Iloes this notification from Seer tary Bayard
finally determine your lordsbip's departure from
this capitul?"
any public discussion of any par. of this matter,
but 1 should think that 1t seems TO lear that
mcnning."
"Of course your lordship has not yet fixed tho
date whom you will tuke your farewell OF WASH.
inston?"
mo Just yet, said his lordship.
"Onc might suppose that afier more than
forty years of active diplomatic ser, ice AMI
exile YOUR lorlsh p would now DO disposal to re-
tire and enjoy at home and ut 10 sure the p.er-
age honors which you SO worthily inherited not
long ago"
-One might suppose So" said hi lordship.
You would Probably not like 10 enter into
my speculation as to who is | kelly to be tie
next British Minister at Washiug;o l?"
You nre right. / would probably not"
Would you cnre TO sny whether IL ia at all
likely that tho British Government may resent
the action of our Government ill this nattor
by disnissing tho United States A;in.s;er ut
London?.
II would not care to say; 1 do not know"