New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
IT'S LAST SESSION HELD.
TIE LABORS OF THE PANAMERICAN CON.
FERENCE ENDED.
ACTING UPON THE FINAL REPoRrs-U OAL''
on TIE PRESIDENT TO-DAY - THE

ACTING UPON THE FINAL REPoErs-To CALL
on THE PRESIDENT TO-DAY - THE
SOUTHERN TRIP POSTPONED.
Washington April ls.-The special Pullman 'rs'h
prov,d.d 10, the southern excursion Of the Inter
national American Conference stood to-day ~ t'e
Pennsylvania station ready for departure ohie"', a
arranged: but the start had to be postpone"' Inc
report OF the Committee ON General "eAi"4o' .
lnendlng the nations Of Europe TO adop' '"e T',' W
arbtrafsn was under discussion today ana couu ho'
bc readily disposed Of as It involves 'bc oo"ioe.,'
nov cxisting between England ana |ehez"eiA "'o' o
,,ose.sson OF the gold lands Guiana ana inc haN'
cation of the Orinoco AS the discussion pfosrcsseo
differences were developed when Dane TAR '" oioo"
tie way 10 = conclusion unless much Time s""as oo
consumed and unless some concessions sh""' NC
made.
A., Haire. ,sho had been absent at Cabinet meet
am came into the conference room late In the AFTER
mon when tho controversy seemed far from an eno
Ale asked for recess and then invited the Conmt'ee
On General Welfare TO JOIN linn In cohs'oc'ins VIC
matter Recess had. and Mr. Biaihr ah" 1,o
committee retired They were gone scarcos ''"n
Gour Upon returning Mr.. Blaine ashed 'ice'rTes'
deut Zcgarra TO preside, and then from '"e "So'
p}are at the long txbir. Mr. Blaine SAD
M, President: I All very happy announce that any
vital difference upon any question connected WIN sae
scheme Of arbitration which two hours ago h'f"' nav ''
u-ir,ly
the honorable gentleman. MI Quniona nave Deeh shp'
changed fran being pei pety Of even dates wio
The Treaty OF Arbitration 80 the' sI''l an' '~ ~ 49,
They were born t'senef' 'a" u 1'o' WV ~, ne nor,
together but VIC s"'' "sp' o' .s a., .,d as rsI
caeh one the gentleman opposite ne .Mi. CRUZ inc us
tingushed gentleman from nuatcmais VIII rc'a Inc opS
ish text s,,
. ," y, ,," ,,r,tx hc recognized 4, admissible
,rsc,. American m,biic law
sccondThat all cesiOns Of territory Tade ouhn. 1e
continuance o., the Treaty Of Arbitration shall be VOID II
made under threats O. the presence OF u" ""'a
force .r,,
ThIrd-Aay nation from wh'ch suen ve'''V'' ,d.
exactcd m"y demand 'N'. inc ']''-'' VI Wv
shall or submitted 10 alo'.''~ tn. q, ,,n,,railon
ioufin-"ni ,'.' r.d !, the second section
mac u"ae, Tue ".e
- ",.,..,. oro urd., threats Of the pres
1'.,' 1917, fon.s
II NAV no" make short c'' r ~,ra,y ya,u,d
with tbs coasurren-c Of iay honorable enc hRF
tsi.as on the right MI cun"ua tha; lhese t. a.
900 "a sus.i:uto for to ast seread. third and fouft"
efneN ., ,o, shall! r,ovc therefore
Resolutions o. m ofisfs' TN ~. =, Two rho .
and hopo with ne 'a"F' u""a'H'' ,,'',.sd 10,
60 ossi,sry ,.uor;4d from. Tn. committee.
TIE Elaine substitute was p"' ans '"'r'.1 sd no,
clauation ard cheers. except from 'hlh "hoh ' NV
cNota' ,,, ., however a
n u.
.,,'~ =, MN, Its nroyjslonS are thtt a
vi"F','"o" - ~ VI -, ..a., Il, Tho civ OF
Latr- American iA5i|r! snai' oC i'"""o " -
Wa:hinc1,n with contributions from the nations rep
., =, I'll "a ,,ovn n thc Columbus
rcsc''ce- the' II >", &c ""o" o, ~, ,o,sss q, the
Library; mat IN II >H''' Dr. P'''" ~ g., 49,,
nations represented in the Congress also, 'hVr Fe's
ranti, mans and official documents that the library
.,, -, -. .ho t.,i,od states in Washington :
S"i' 'o i"' ~ ,..S, a,, ia anniversary Of
ana 'Hat |" s""" or "e''''V r., , W WI, ,.r,o.
the discovery oil America ~ '"'"''""' ,..,r.a,
sitloAs weTf enh0Nico III =" ""'"'' "" '
without Dissent.
Delegate Nendonca. "f lrayil' ihen H"Neo ''"' '"'
Latin nations In the Conference prepare IL 'a"it' "Po'
which should he inscribed. IN each language spocn III
the C,ofcrcncc dates OF opening aud closing ana
tho mama .f ,he rfes;de,t q. the Conference. This
.Ao,a \. ,..,f &. ,bo ,,ou Ia ,he State Department
,h,.s ,ho ALL, 10. ,rere ars, convened Adopted.
,., - -, 4, &c. plain. md 70 tho
hc'"'u'""S % '"""s " "a ' ,','..' o.. .ro,.',,
thiien >tcs i"r 'ohste>i;s anu h"'i"'i''' W. nv "
uS AR. hV"e'", W ~ icA'' W, ".. "e''
r.rcrsi ,tenaer.nt Of Missouri in behalf OF the
Iu,,.i State delegate t;ien mad. short speech. In
Vnirl he said thai II anyiins ~ acrinony mad char
;.c,rri-cd Ire dcba;e In the closing conference he
I;,n,, ed that s.ach delegate should forget Il forever.
II lie United states hic afforded their guests pcasur.
g. ,roft M ntc.i ,i:,, were profoundly GLAD. II
Nc, ,0.ld have done more. they would have bec:i
inosc clld. Ringing clle~rs greeted Mr. Henderson
Oh Mouoh OF g. :; bb,s me CohifichCe 'ehueIeu
Nric * thanks 20 tfe 'rsI ana SCUM nh'S.,' nn
Iic- irssHcriH aiA .loh n.ton 1 In a,' ~
ball l" S'''>eai'' nj ''''S ''''" - i''"o ' "
stall ,. . . ,,,o ,.,,,,,, c,
"i"ir we I'e,,i.',"5' , Pr ,ie irsrrS-nn re
.. ga ~ go. t.to, ~, ,Lr conference hsa
;s,"e fbc r"l' ~ Arc.ics aid the nations OF
Eh1pe NAV 'e .1'1o - aro,', o .,or.l Law
wa also submitted ara al Prey, IN: na;Yri.,