Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
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fBy Angio-Afnerlcan crbls 10 tho Dispatchl
Iospov. November The -. Jane. Ga
zctie. referring % tue action Of tho United
sta,cs Government IN the case OF Lord
-qckyille. SAYS: alt would he most credita-
bic 10 Englfih good sense II Secretary Bay
agd's iBsolsnce is treated With contempt.
The American eagle f. screening; let MIN
screcch. We aIc not exactly prepared 10
send ironclads 10 Long Island because Mr.
B5yard Il outragc1usy offensive. The re-
snr,tahle Americans who stand In neither
with Nr. Cleyelrnd nor Mr.. Harrison are
nearly ~ much disguised with the ailalr ~
Englishmen are.'
Lo>noy. November III IA stated that
fhc sscsvile iaci3cnt f. considered ended IN
Government circles. Lord Sackyille has NOT
vet advised the Goycrrmen as 70 the date OF
his return. IL Is possible thst some time
may elapse before the new Minister is sent
10 Washington. American circles here are
snxious thGt Lord Dutlern should be az
pointed 10 The post.
IoNpov. November THE Star (O'Cou-
nos psperl says: Bayafd put II pretty
sfr.nv In his presentation 10 the President
o. Lord egckvlle's case. Tile Irish voter IS
90 pressing and the necessity OF satisfying
him IS 20 urgent that President Cleveland
cannot w1it until Lord Salisbury takes
action. The President furnishes fresh eyl-
dence n tle paramount influence 81 the
Irish vote IN Auglo-AmeTican politics."
The O. Ole says " Unhapplly Tor America
IN orc sense, happily in another ne charac-
Ter ~ tie Ministerial and journalistic
blunfor during an election IL compfe-
bendcI lv the politicians o. sauer
sort better even than among Tho best
Informed persons heTc. 10 IS understood
a. the portion 81 a great sham which every
boly sees through, but In which, nev'rt1e-
lee everybody Affects 10 believe. Whichever
usriv .ca'ds England the loudost will win.
Lord ~alishury preserved Engiand's dignity
by MOO INDUCING Esglrj's desire 70 hurry
over ,vhatts onlya piece o. ciect0u strategy.
A. far ~ England ia concerned the matter IS
over. our only csuse FOR shame is that those
we call cousins ore capable Of such short.
s,ehtcd folly. Both leaders chosen work
urau whgtrNer ml-Engish feeling exists
and bid for it ly competition sad buster.
n Cleveland is rejected Il viii be ~ me
President whose secretary ~ state sont The
British Mins.er hs passports and sh'ppeJ
ia Gn~er~ lu tne f.ce oi Downing street. u
,.UI De- a rer.iou, character be- will have
carmel. because IS Wal have 70 De MAIN
+ famed"
Tine UsHv Newsssvs: "The suggestion 20
ret.'iqfc upon Phc'us ia theoretically iliogi-
csI and practically foolish. II probably re-
suits as much from sheer ignorance - from
any less respectable quality OF The human
mlnd.'
Again iuHiiylne Clcvtlana's course the
f News ma,nt4ins that II De had ignored the
matter aud happened 70 be unsuccessful 10
the cOmIug election Harrison would probl'
bis have seized the first chance 10 intimate
that Lord -ackyi.ic's room was preferable TO
/ hls Company.
The DAILY Chronicle Fays: with every de-
7 sire that the President and Secretary Bayard
sf9uld enjoy g monopoly NJ rudenesS. It Is
impossible pssslyely TO submit TO having our
representative treated Ike Chinese coolie
or an Irish Uauper etDieran'. There need
+ bee no heat displayed, but II England IS 10
teman a spectiug nation her ministers
must not he SLOW 10 resent 80 deep an snrOui
% her national dignity.
The Standard SAYS: "Ouglt we TO turn
our check to the smiter sud send another
4 AmbassadOr 10 Washington or treat Bay
/ ARDS letter and Mr. Cleyeiand's set with
coutemptuous nditereucc2 We observe q
/ dispo.iiiou At home 10 take that line.' Con-
/ tinuinsin this hoisterous strain the Standard
/ hints that the United states would not have
venlured t0treat Germany, France, or Rus
/ sIa in the same manner.
/ "To AK what Palmerston would have
/ done in a similar case would be waste OF
/ breath. Tor DO his days no English Amb,s'a-
r dor won 4 have been exposed -o sucD scuTVy
treatment X the matter is left unnOtccd
/ the belief thal England may be insulted with
/ immunity will grow with repeated practice
/ ami will eventually lead 10 an int0lershle az
/ front and an oUcn quarrel. whether Phelps
4 is lcft or not some oXpcdient must be dis
/ covered 20 convey 10 the Government and
f The people OF America our sense OF unidend'
Illness and tie uumannerIiuoss OF their con-
T Duct"