The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-02
LORD SACKVILLE-W EST.
The Presidents Action
in His Case Warmly
Applauded.
THE DISMISSED MINISTER WILL soO>
LEAVE FOR HOME.
The European Pres, on the Situation

ToRoSTo. ONT, November AT a.
public dinner of the Caledonisn Society
Tuesday, George T. Denison, stipe 1dary,
public magistrate of the city and
captain of the Governor Generals body
guard, military regiment. in response to
the toast, The Army and Navy said,
Canada was entering upon great crisis,
Il tell you, he went on, things are
crowding upon US very fast We shall pro
baby soon be call q on. | mean those
who are loyal to the British flag to
define the life Of the country. Within
the past two months we have seen one
thing after another showing most bitter
and hostile feeling towards this country
on the part OF the United States. On
this very evening came a telegram from
Washington saving that Mr. Cleveland is
going 10 issue his retaliation proclama
tion Let him do 1t. | have every faith
In Canada. We have the country and
the people, and we can hold our own.
All that Is necessary is for US to be true
10 ourselves. | am sorry to see that
some of our people want to crawl to the
United States, but that we will never do.
LoSDos, November THE Pal Mall
Gazette says that the anger of the Demo.
cratic wire-pullers is now asssuged. Mr..
Cleveland could do no more. 1t says
Without throwing Lord Sackyille into
Jail, the British consolation il that the
folly of President Cleveland ecipsss Lord
sackville's indiscretiou. 1t is one thing
to be tricked into making slip in pri.
vate. but il is quite another thing to
plunge headlong into an abyss OF folly
and i'll temper. We owe Mr. Cleveland
thanks for showing that the silliest man
in Washington was not born in Eng
| land"
LONDON, November In reference K
the SsckyiIle incident the 81. James Ga
zette says to-day; "The English should
treat Secretary Bsyard's insolence will
contempt. We are net, however, exactly
prepared 10 send ironclads TO ] ong Is
land because Secretary Bayard has beer
outrageously offensive. Respectable
Americans are nearly as much disguised
over the event as Englishmen.'
THE STANDARD" WANTS TO RETALIATE
LONDON, November THE StdHdar,
to-day follows up its leader of yesterday
and SAYS, ut might be proper to show ou
sense Of wounded dignity by rendering
Mr.. Phelps his passports"
4 LONDON, November 1.-The Govern
rmeat considers the Sackyille inciden
ended They have not yet, however, bee
advised Of the date Of Lord Sackyille'
return.
THE FOX "MURcHGsoS BELIEVED TO BI
TRAPPED.
NEW YoRK. November IA dlspatcI
to the hun from Albuquerque, n. NJ
says there IS no doubt that Charles +
Lummins. the 81. Louis Gioje- Democrat
correspondent, is The author OF the Mur
Gibson letter, and it is charged wrote III
letter from that territory.
THE HERALD's PRESS OPINIONS.
New York, October 1.-THE Heral
has compiled the opinions of editors al
over the country as to how they regar
the dismissal of Lord Sackyille. and sum
up as follows Approving the dismlssa
6S; disapproving, 30 undecided, II.
THE TRANSATLANTIC REPUBLIC" VIII
TAKE CARE OF ITSELF.
BERLIN, November 1.-The Nati0no
Zeitung, referring TO the SackvilIe matter
says THE friyolity with which inter
national difficulties are provoked by polit
ical factions In the United States In orde
that one party may snap up few thou
sand votes from the other, is especial
evident In the Sackvile affair. After tn
Republicans had set trap in order t
catch the strikingly harmless Engls
Minister, and discredited Mr.. Clevelan
as candidate for the foreigners, MI
Cleveland himself is trying to cross thi
maDGuyre by an exaggerated severit
against the British envoy. This condu
apl ears COm'cal from the fact that Cleyt
land does not leave the British Govern
ment In doubt as TO his aim The rag
OF party newspapers, too against Lor
sackyille is mere aifectatioD IL Is
peculiar characteristic Of Presidents
campalgrs nowadays that they are cal
ried on pretty qui-tiy and resp psclably s
far as home relations are concerned, bu
that they continue 10 provoke unplea:
antness and noisy Incidents with ioreig
countries. This kind OF thing Is scarCel
calculated TO raise the reputation OF h
trans Atlantic Republic"