New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-24
UAr PREPARATIONS ~ M0E0cCo
THE sULrNN's TROUBLES WITH HIS BROTHERS
AID DIss NTlsl1ED TEIBE.-AMEEicANb
WAITING FOR SEW '.NouL.
1-n~cAsicNAL CoHREsroSprSr OF TnE nnnrNE-

WAITING FOR \ NIW CONSUL"
rzr-rz-u-cAsicHAL co@REsroSDrSr OF I'M nnrNE-
Taugicr., February l.
since I wrote you last NJ. Reed Lewis mas r.
,l.lcd h, post %, Con nj at THncier. ll'' d'p'r'"
ud NOT c,i,-, anv great commotor but the Am'rl
,,. and orer forci.u,r, here are concerned IT. IT,
card T. who viii b" bis successor. II Is h'-'u I'i'
t r.,,r,,,cut Il stat. viii end the rrht man,
that is. an energetic and honest man More l''l
ever are these two qualities needed III the American
,,,.l If we want To- hold own In Morocco against
thc increasing iu.olcnce Of the native authorizes
ami IL, pr,.ro .ativc, enjoyed by European repre-
c,t.tv,s c.prriaIly those from Italy and GcrintN'
A. will be seen later on. th' sultan IS ln prrN-HS
need Of arms ammunition and money ana no '"'
NIT 10 the influence Of those who comply WIN "'
,,i.no. so unit.r how strongly prrudiccd In iaN ~
- the United states Mulcy lia,'nn may be- }" II
COMPELLED under che circumstances. t. cry IKE '''
pprc.-rd Of former ages, w enemies are 700 near
ana America is too far away
Just before the sultan started on HI tour ar'"'"
NJ Empire 1augcr Journal SAID II No'i Do
,., hard to for,,ro what would happen bet" 'h no"
c,d t,c .rlrg. -, well in the ,ul,n's iam'lr as J."
a.. ro,icr ,ri;,,r The fact Is that t'
VOYAGE Of Mulcy IIns,an was aimed at the paclhca
| ,i,n Of some dissatisfied tribe The Imperial trip
,.-,d off without any disagrccdbie incident mainly
because the sultan did not threaten the lhdomitple
rirites oi the Rim. some OF wnom came ID pay 'h''r
/ rc.p.ct, to Ia Majesty ut Tctuau. The r"icA
I tr,ttt
/ - fine sultan, brother The latter hal Cared to
critlcc the bad government Of the couGtry, ana he
t7 hccu arrested after u violent quarrel with Mucy
| IIn.s1n This criticisng brother was supported by
c other brothers Of the sultan. but they were not ar
( tr-t 3D. They retired, however, 10 the lahlct dis
tuct where tlcy found friends in many cheFll' or
chiefs, , .,, 40, ,,..,,ld IL, insur
-, MS i'm, been In preparation for the h"t Jew "cchs'
md orcr.tt!on, mas begin at any time Meanwhile
n would b, necessary Ia the interest ot tie american
r,,nnV 10 have duly accredited representative III
sror &C., Thl, Is mp)rtan because o. th aitaclt' win
Glitch SON. prtaJIs have assumed OmriH positions
/ not Lcl,ngng - them. In late issue of " LIZ
~. du Harocn | find an Official comnunc ftlph
fron, Mr. John Cobb United states Consular Agent
AZ Casabnnca, protesting against the assertion Vl n
certain Mr. JOS phi Roc, who mad written I, inc same
: nancr that he was the American agent at tAat I'M,
no tart CIV OF Morocco. Mr. Cobb merely requested
X Revel- to publish Official dispatch addressed
"a him BY Mr.. Spraguc. United states Con'ul al GD-
liar showing that Mr. ROfc had no right 70 display
he American consular fas az Casablanca The great
wrench orran In Morocco readily declared that by
Inserting Mr. RoIes claim is good faith had been
| ..rrnrised Won 500 by this how anX0n>N the
| American colony must wait for the appointment Of
! - Consul ina the Moorish Empire.
| when the squadron Of Evolution arrived OF Tan.
! pler, ii wa, quarantincd, the grip having appeared
| IN hoard the vessels salutcS exchanged he
t,rern the ships and the fortrsses but the American
tars were not permitted to land.