New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
STANLEY TALKS OF AFRICA.
THE Rim THAT HAS BEEN WROUGHT BY
MISMANAGEMENT.
THE souDAy GIVEN UP TO sAvAGEs-Ho" II
CAN BE HEcoNoUERED-ENIN PAcHA AND
rur PLANS or GERMANY.

TUF PLANS OF GERMANY.
From 2 Brndl,i cable dispatch in The New-York
Herald of April IL.
When the vessel glidcd into the Aarbor ana was
made fast to the pier three eAc'ted taiahs ora"'eu
nm the canr,yay and rushed at the great explorer.
ct,,,ay arose and listened to their speech The COM
,,,,,oS informed him that he WAS a wonderful man,
that ,be world was ringing with his praises and that
bo vas welcome 10 Brndisi. one Of The greatest anu
most glorious places on earth. Stanley does not
r,dorst,rd italian. lie stared at the committee and
the committee stared at him. Then the BRUSH wee
Consul hadc him welcome IN English NeSt oeirsa,
ZION q, rho Italian biographical Society addressed MN
still he made speech. IL WAS oN"'p''"s' ~
Ing. 4. ,, Ito
mt his arm through the arm OF hls falthnh 'oi'""or
surgeon parlc and quietly walked uo"h INC sous
uanl and fed 10 his hotel Later on inc Sno rrcr''
caIlcd and rc,d him the following address rom Inc
Primo Minister ,,
The Italian Nation admitting srca1 an" i nvI who
ana apl.nnItnl. d f,r Humanitarian end, orc OF the
greatest undertakings Of the century, CpIsPI
be i;s guest. ,, .o,,I ,,r
STANLEY replied That he was profoundly gfatcfi' 'o'
,,a,,,s h,.nita,tv Int lad made engagements TO 90
to Came, aud thence to Bris'els'
For an hour walked up and down 'hc quaint s"oro
and onav Of IN. larbor with the deHVefe' ~ rn''n
lie vas sto,tcr than when ! ~" MN III NV '''"
over three years ago. but was the sane qu,9' 'oo.
headcd man. sprallng slowly. h"t away i" ''' po,"'
Nv first question reused NM pr o.a"'e'' ""N
h,s become OF the Equatorial province abandoned by
Emin ?" ,,,,..
are has been conquered long ago BY the Nahdlsts'
roun .,o,on. were in their hands when We left
There WAS nothing n the country To resist their
advance -
And what ha, become Of the people you left
bchindl7
"Thcy have scattered. and each ltt!c group mas no
,o,,, chosen chief There were 300 irregular
troop, pressed into the service Dy hmh i'oh INC sur
roundng territory They have gone back to tleir
uconlc The Two ba.tsliDns Of regular have been
rrol,,blv wiped ont hy laughter ard dc,crdon'
Then villa: /, left Of tie work accomplished b
Emin -
There is nothing give me such a force as he
had aud will retrieve it all in one month
You know your enemies say that Emn could have
continued to govern and TO carry on MS Work.
ia ha. I DO II is absuli.
~-uppo,c ,ou had left Emin where yon found hiin'
what would have been the result ,"
stanley turned upon ire. and. with flashing eyes
stretched one hand toward the sea. lie would nave
been at thu moment III kiartoam a. common slave.
~You have no doubt OF II ,"
None whatcver The Mahds's would have made
him share the common fac. Nothing cond have
s.yee him. II had found Emg with d strong and
Stable force and an established authority would have
,'ae Mn an,mmri,ion. II voaM have been give
give gvc.- and pray to God for t'e ''si. hut Wnat
arc the facts ! found Emin and made HIM three
- remain and receive .i.'vo yeAf , "nu
sub-ia Of sscosd o TO aD ,hiri
10 be taken out Of africa safe lie sad lie wanted
tine to think | gave him year and went ava,
under a cloud II m terry, which was Only pehcualcu
when returned and found Em.n n PRISONER.
Bu,.T / asked was Emin anything more than
certainly: lie was a. much prisoner as fellow
in chains. Ills people dd ny wan, MN, IheY .au,
want none Of YOU thcre va no gVyornh.vnt E.'
His servants would not obey hiD. Nhen ne a, no
ssntcd lie va, like a captain whose crow had
mutnlcd and turned HIM adri III a small boat, 49,,
and toLt me his sitllation I would have advised HIN
now 10 act When ! returned IL was too late 10 90
ANYTHING but save him. , . .,,uu .,
What do you THINK OF Enn s action h 'oi"ine '"o
Germans -
But Mr. stanley. you have heard IT said that Ger.
tain ncoplc worked on Emlus mind while he was SICK
mt 1 in 11millating position by being rescued -
~ that Is 50. for the Germans wanted 70 get
10 IT, lie was sick and In their hospital. len
minute. before the terrible accident ina, almost .ou
hin, his IN, ne made most grateful speech but after
he va. m tie German hospital all the Old friendly
relations seemed 10 cease. ana We cod ho' eve" se'
'O. Ni1i d. you think the Germans mean By en-
. They want to annex territory
~Wcn' thcro /, no doubt that he i, going to get IN
nd oil the Bftru FVdNt lF'ul lN' H'i4'' ".
sfr,r, II wa, agreed between England and Germany
INT each -houd have sphere OF lhhn,hcsi usluvy I
al North America from the north side. aud Germany
should control All from ne south ga. 10 'nr,n 49,
r,, INV rnev agreed MT 70 cut each other OF IN
the rar hut mat Is Just what the Germans seem 10
"' Then. what is the solution Of this whole African
nro,iem MIR. stanley. can the ooniau be rc'1hcn
%. n can but only hy 4 ration that has debhitc
,, and adon,. dcnuio aims. Tie -olGin can be
'n' tered iu-t a. certainly as ans other part OF
''' w.. ,,i how hv Ion. and bloody war,
a., necessarily. There are It million Alap
n-Nirr, VINO can Bee bought Inc nation mat arms ihl'
p-,pi, v'th moccln rites ana lil, t.em NhSi, u,v,
Ire =, strike y not only master the soudah oNt
Nor,h ln1ca. E-yp, included ,.. 49,. >,
Nnd DO y"a 'inh t'r 1''i""'' "N p"''"'- vi :"
the centre If the soaiau ,
,.anicy whrlcd round ON hi, heel and pointed to
vDen, "A squad ot liHlAtn @"Hr'u'''iN Ne'V 1T ""'A
SIDE an unfinished hnldhI. "a, ..., ora ,t,,
hcgine iho-e stones for! Why. 10 bad tial house
~ ,oir,c And yet If you d,a ne, DO yon ihnA
,hey w. laid the house. can onl, answer. 1T looks
a, ii mat was their inteniion. ,.,
have no, the slightest doubt Of II, ana t. could
hc aons ii I'm Gland would only do her duty
n would cost lot Of money! would It not'
Yc such ErGlSc' you'd Il 1 9;.SI v a, I@
/ donht very much that ~" 'oadan could 10 CIVILIZED
win that amount Of moncs oni 'ah th1t S.oi
beginning could he mSdc ana the io"hci''onS ot
r. =. wnmh Won undertake tn work, Nr. stanley
W',' in Enropr that ha, the stamina 10 do H.
',g "a Work needs i nucleus in the shape Of man
~ ,.,st wealth or a oi vast influence. told sir
puti rf,ri Aco,k 1870 tina; inside Of twenty years
,~. wnnld not be square nile Of Nitica uncNpiorci
.,il ,i,t I'm the period Of time the Continent
would be pierced In all directions by railways. II there
,r, ,nu., furnished. Island has taken millions "i
.,'r, mile, ont OF Africa france ha- taken million
Ak and So has (;crmanS GOoi. Who would have
dr.nr,rd i'm 1875. when | wa, lighting my way milo
y mile down the ripper toVro. that Ia day there would
Ie thirteen steamers on il waters
Hnd what viii happen when The Germans build
their railway from Bagamoyo will they not control
the lake region = -
Of course they WILL and II they get the lake region
they will destroy the whole value of the British pos
sessions on the coast After awhile they would want
the coast rs we'll -.
" Have Won received offer 10 REL enter Africa ~
No You mo literally walking up and down
this quay like II discharged soldier and that Is 1u-t
what | am. far ~ Africa Is concerned. tn
work thcrr, must be iahcn up with courage dNd
prr. ,cd until is fairly finished. A. said before.
when England f. ready 10 do hsr work a. she sht
the North African question Will be solved. but no
,tiagv or wuYcring mcthcd VIII succeed. rarr, mast
he distinct object in Wow and definite intention
Ia accomplish H. Why, Ike This for instance. Tho
Emin relief expedition was ready five chs before
rot thr order 10 20, ami yet | was allowed 20 60