New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
THE EXPLORERS QUIET DAY.
ofR, DEppw's WORDS At THE UNION LEAGUE
CLUB ON AN EXPLODED OANARD.

CLUB ON AN EXPLODED OANARD.
Henry NJ. Stanley will not prolong the Barttclot
controversy through the newspapers. He says. he
said to the reporters who saw him Thursday even
ing, that he is willing to meet his and dis
putants in a court. He said "It'n all come out
some day. The only way to have brought out that
was to summon all to court Of law, where every
one could examine and cross-exanine.'
"Cant you, personally arrange suit in London p"
he was asked by The Tribune reporter
IL could easily do it, he replied. ~ could this
man Captain BartteloD, for uhc but no English Jury
would condemn this man for trying to defend
his brother. They would give me farthings dam
ages that's all There is no necessity for damages
whatever, but there is a necessity for getting the
entire story OUT
Since he gave the interview from which the above
is quote1 Mr. Stanley has said nothing for publica-
tion to American newspapers. But he has sent to
@The London Times" his story of charge made against
jameson which has reused many Of JamesOns friends
to refute it. He accused Jameson Of aiding and
abetting an Illustration Of cannbalsm, In which
jameson bought young African girl for the subject
of the experiment. and for tho sake of the experiment
I'm cannibalism: and Mr.. Stanley said that Jameson
according to his information, had taken six sketches
Of the girl while she in her dying agonies and
while she being carved up for the cannibal feast
Mrs. Jameson afterward stated that she had letter
10 disprove this: and Mr. Jameson's friends in New
York. of whom talked to Tribune reporter
about the matter yesterday, say that jameson was
one of the most humane and good-natured men who
ever lived and that they think that Mr.. Stanley
had been deceived If any had made any state
ment affidavit to him duplicating Mr.. jameson in
any such horrible transaction that talked of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley made yesterday day OF rest
They did not go to church and they did not ceive
callers. Mr.. Stanley has said to Major J. B. Pond
his lecture manager al leave to you the responsibility
Of sending up visitors to else the doctor may have
to come between you and me again." and Major Pond
is strictly observing his trust that nobodyfriend
acquaintance, curiosity seeker. "lon-huner" news
paper man-is admitted to the explorers presence
In the afternoon Mr.. Stanley and Major Pond drove
out to General Grants tomb In the evening MIR. ana
Mrs. Stanley and Major and Mrs. Pond dined as the
guests Of Colonel Anderson at the Plaza HOTEL IL
private dinner-prvate in the stricest sense OF
"stricy private" e"-and any speechmaking that there
reminiscent.
The resident members Of the Stanley Club are highly
grtided by the fact that Mr. Stanley made for them
his first speech in America which has attained much
publicity. The dinner lasted so late that only all
indication OF what said and done could be gwen
In yesterdays Tribune.
The following are some extracts from Mr.. Depew's
speech, which unavoidably cut short:
"prlvae dinnerS introduced friend Grover Cleye-
dnsed De2ooo eer Wiz soiS IN the nsanent
opportunities that come to him for metropoltasn potter
and WITH ards the s spsss s
] ought to have delivered, with my name attached
all my efforts during my whole life up to this period
Concentrated and put together have not received
srsac paper in the United States 1t has been crcu
lated as a campaign document j. has presented "a
meets and if the farmers Of the United states
PORTRAYED it, the result which has lust occurred win
b but q mild breeze compared with cyclone
j remember four years ago ! had the pleasure Of
p1ae ssxs o on s san @
African question is always an acute question with the
form Of force bill, and in preliminary politics be.
fore the election occurs 1t is the African in the weod
presented to US something which rises inanitey above
ali the considerations presented BY the possbilIties
ef eoe1 to n5 matter MAJ what bis color or
however humble irrespective Of ali the possibilities
wh % ne my s has
TO African station upon ON plane p, 50 broad 80 Sni
10 the civilized world continent for occupation,
people to be civilized and an opportunity for the over
build enpires. which shall mmeasuraby increase the
wealth Of the world and the happiness OF mankind
(Checrs.)
from CAV to grave' that the unique quality Of the
stanley Club dinner to Stanley was exemplhed great
deal Of curiosity manifested in regard to what John
Russell Young would d,sSr say aS0Jt % Judge Rosr Pyer
S,cS gave to the Democratic editor alluded to by
NJ Dcnew the chance to quote Mr. Depew as an
aufbority on the eminence and unattainabie great
neeS of Grover Cleveland. . a.,
When Il came to Mr. Young's turn 10 SPEAK nc uio
not neglect Mr. Depews sliusl2n. h.d o..emr,ed
Mr. Young said that Mr.. Depew had us,n.pe auemp.ea
r nxr,anstiSn in regard to the unusual publication
~ shat hsS been made Of remarks which were OF cor
ai character at an entcrtainment wh,cn was % aos9
hs1 yrefeiyed such wide circulation ana whicn was
not correct Mr. Young desired to say thaI r ptpem LEV
on that occasion said nothing which cono nIs haEo
ecn said under similar circumstances py ei'ner "f'
Rlaine or President Harrison. -, Al. o.oat Demo
cratic Depew- Cleveland canard, when hau La
boen killed by Mr. Depew In an Intert,uS; hr;cd WIN
TySbne reporter, was finally and forever puricu'
DDNIAIS FROM LIEUTENANT Ihoor'
HE TAKES EXCEPTION TO MIR. srANLEX's ''r'
w.puS AND IysINUATIONS.