New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
BRITISH RELATIONS.
.AAerozy sAoKvnLEs SUCCESSOR AHD THE
ExTRADqT1ON TREATY


ExTRADIT1ON TREATY
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t'~A Er Julian Pauncefote's appointments rs
ru41lIh Minister to Washington is unauthorized
T9HA 4 urobably Lord Salisburys way Of saying
a.. skorv "A true. but came out before he wished
Gha end Of Mr.. Cleveland's Administration is
IN Hoe fnr OF. Sir Julian is an able man,
uirtdnruiGhsd too. and popular; likely, should
shinkI - b popuhr at Washington. But there
are moro psosons than one why Lord Salisbury
sherN hot oere to have his name made public
ivuv ~. Sir Jultsn belongs not to the Diplo-
r.S1c a.~v1sa uroper. but to the Foreign Ofioe,
of vhksh he a pezmansno chief. with the modest
esS1s of undw- Secretary. He is, in fact, one Of
80 - - - ,.ss+ sI-,;rister, this Empire.
a. 80 IN. ~ rrornot;on for service
,;-. M,ristsr to washing.
=, s.A ~ IN 49,. M;n;s+ors and Secre.
&Asien ana attaches whose promotion he delays.
Tnud Salisbury, in other words, win give tho
0ip2omatio body grievance IL he appoints BIZ
0ulian.
On II Other hand. he piesses tho Foreign
Cfles STAT. Of which he is himself tho Parna-
0entaxy chie. He WIN please 30 powerful man
- 6k Philip Ourr3s. who may hope. though Sif
Thomas Lister Il Ids senior. to become Principal
Dnd4-Ssmshry Why Sir Julian should care
f.r Waak1nxton IA not 40 clear He is sixty, and
au1hortW and power he can have abroad. One
Shdns may be said against the proposal to send
Sir Julian to Warrington. He stands In very
cloee relations to Lord Salisbury It il consiy-
af,le though. hope not probable that be would
m "a America To reureseuf Lord Salisbury's dis
Hh> for Amerio. rather than the general good
IN ~ The Enelish peoule TO their transatlantic
rcr.sns
n. ,sa,ssdcr ~ tAA Tortraditdon treaty by the
H<nsA. 4 Allowed to mass in England almost
~t&hcut .cc.pmenS The refusal To surrender
ev;minalu "a justsee Il only one Of Brother Jona-
shau,s nhyfnT eeeent1o1t1ext xemar1u enc sptd-
Tie q 5ladstonian pdxss naturally
prefers to be silent. for this was the Gladstonian
treaty, negotiated by Mr. Gladstonc's Foreign
Minister. now rejected, it is here thought in
obedience to Mr. Gladstone's Irish-American allies.
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against M. baHour. ~ ho' sv n'oan" u
course. Extra precautions are tnousno n0e'Ssesy
TO insure tne chlei oecre''rs S~oy
M. SEXTON, and addressed by Mr.. Healy. who re-
Grstted that he could not call to arms. was. per-
hsps, surpassed in political significance by the
meeting in Manchester last evening. Both were
intended 70 protest against the treatment Of Mr..
D'Brien. 1nhuman ltrea1ment. the Manchester
resolution calls IT. Other meetings have been held.
a Committee Of National Protest is forming, though
Nth but few good names as yet Mr. Schnad-
horst chief boss of tho Liberal caucus. has taken
hold. Mr. Morley Joined in yesterday with
half-seluctant protest at Newcastle. the foros Of
which he. somewhat qualified by avowing that he
would nimsen' IL sen' 70 pf''0"' woo. '--' '''''A
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