Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

agreeable to himself and to The interest,"
Of his government. The transfer OF Lord
Sscsvllle would also be entirely agreeable
to The Department Of State, Since in the
event Of future negotiations with GreEt
Britain the relations between tae present
Secretary and his Lordship could not be
Of & friendly ard intimate character. |.
Is therefore understood that the result OF
the action taken by the administration
will be the immediate recall Of LORD S Ics.
vile. He msy personally request to be
rCcslled or ssk for another Off ;e. Il or
der to maintsin the respect snd dignity
Of i!s diplomatic relations With the dited
Ss'es Grea! Britain NAV assign Lord
Ssckville to another legation. The Ian
gusge used by Secretary Baysrf, viz:
"It is still TO DE hoped we will be able to
settle the Issue involved IN the padding
CANVASS witbe1t the importation Of afpI-
eiSns AtsS3sotnce or lntermedd ing in cur
dgnnsszic airs" is such an expression.
10 the Minister sow1ri whom i. is di-
rected cannot possibly endure with sell
respect aud contiuu3 smicsbie relations
with the Department OF State.
WHY THE LITTER WAS WRITTEN.
Nav YORK, o t. % The following
'elegrsm has ben received from tae edit
tor Of the Los Angeles Times with refer.
snce to the genuiaensss OF the Ie,seT to
Lord Sackville West:
Los ANGELES, CAL, O3'.2j, 1883.
To the Editor OF the Heralt:
Your dispatch resolved, TIE P,mona
man wio wrote 10 the B i.isd uialsle',
Ssckville West, sasing the minister's
opinion how he should vote f3r President
ls q responsible Republican cif,z:r, for
whom | vouch, but he requests that his
name be withheld for the present. The
minister's letter is u IA 1es.ionsblY gen.
uine autograph letter, signature, cost OF
arms sEd ell. Tae writer's OH ect WAS
pSsArly to elicit the resi- opiai0ns OF the
8rfish minister as to the two great polis
ical pSrileg in their relations to England,
and slsO get the miDiate.'s private advice
to courtrymsp, ns,ural!zei English
man in DOUBT sbou. how he should vote
[ Signed HARRIS ON.GR4Y OTIS,
f tit0r L09 Angeles Times.
COPY OF THE WEST LETTER.
ST. LOUIS, Mo O;:. 26 Following is
g vsros1u copy Of INC reply Of Minister
Yves. to tie query CT ,1e Californian re-
ferrei to in other dispatches.
(Prvate.l
BEVERLY, MASS, Sept. -. lssS.
SIR am IN rsce!pi OF your letter Of
the t d inst and beg 10 say ,hat fully
the d.flcnity IL which you foe
youI SELF in casting your vote. You are
pre- osbiy aware tina. any political p,rty
which openly favored the N other country |
at the present momont would lose popu-
lsrity, and that tie party in power IS
fully aware Of this fsct. The party, how
ever, is in Itself still DESTROYS OF msin-
timing friendly relations with Great |
Britain, and is etill IS desir0a3 Of set
ling eli questions with Canada which have |
traction Of the treaty by the Republican |
m, rrity In the Senate and by the Presi- |
deut's message to which you slJute. |
that the political situation IS regards the |
elections thus crested. 1t If, |
owever, impossible to predict the cours. |
which President Cleveland may pursue IL
the matter CT retaliation should he be |
elected, but there is every reason to be-
Iieve that waile upholding the position |
be has taken, ne will manifest \ spiti: Of |
COZ ciliatiCn In dealing with the question |
article frcm the Nav York Times of |
Aueu.t %, md remain yours faithfully,
Signed L S. So CKvILLE-WEsT.
CONFESSION CT WEAKNESS.
special to the Gazette.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 26.-The strained
Importance given to the letter OF Minister
Vest by the. R publican press will lot
make any change in the votes to be csst
IN election day. The minister fell into
he trap set for him by the Republican
eaders, but the effort to prove him The
3urchard Of the Democratic party will
ntirely fail. The magnifying OF this LET
es and the attempt to use it for party
purposes is Q confession Of weakness and
violence that auy straw will be caught st
y the party managers, who are strug
ling In Sea Of political adversitv.
TEE CASE SIZED Up.
pecisl to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. pa Democrat,
whose name is withheld for obvious res
ons, who is on such relations with the
as to give his words es.
ecial weight. to-day said that the rela-
ions between Minister, West ana MIR,
,levelsnd's administration has' always
cen strained. There hiss never been, he
sid, any cordially between Mr.. WesL
nd the Secretary Of State, they never be. !
ug brought IN contact except in tie most
oldftnd informal manner. The. Pfesi-
ent has never seen Mr.. West except on
primal ctti ;ial occasions, ana has never