The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-31

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any power Which felt .enopsI, aegrieved there.
~ and thought itself able to 60 to WRr WIN ttn
United STATES could 60 t TO war with Chill with
q prospect Of ilna! success. u It pleased. and
as cS Th ns Chill as wSnd b be w wf1 to aware
IT, tnitad s stsfes It wnS
h N the %q iSns r%a defeat would certain:
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regret the lesson thus taught to ~ Ch.linns'
waited their pugpaeity: On the other hand
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The Times publishes to-day Letter, signed
tade H " the Gntsd States in regard
is entirely due to the approaching election in
xcar As to sh satsi Mall Gazette there is
no doubt that much Of tho excitement Is , dHe
to ths S believes fhst tie
sympathies Of other countries MOI, the MAJOR
itS 3, Y %i a.se ~ reerrne to the same
subject. remarks that whether. President
Es!1s or Mi B ia %a
Is doubtful. The Chilians." the Gazette CON
tinues. are not now In mood to submit Ito to
for which they con legitimately demand re:
ress Chi has sqHa. reason ss e eom thn c9 9.
s seerstary Lana LeaSue recalled
be much more easily arranged"
Ths ne Clinton t thas 1es Ss
United States should go 70 war with Chilli how
Is mny enos ha
tinues. that Chilli should court rretrievahle
disaster: weak Government will always tin IN.
eminent without loss Of dignity. But there
remains the. question whether. i President
into an a actual declaration OF war. it may not
find itself taken at it's word in way both un-
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had been sent from Secretary Tracy to thu,
Brooklyn Navy Yard to have three ships sail
ss sSn al Of the Navy Yard denied that he
had received such orders He said he was very
busy, and that was as much information as he
It was learned that three ships. the Phila-
delpllin, the Concord and the Kearsarge. were
Vest indies. 4 ship going from New York
to Chill generally makes her tirst stop
the there ra HaS d orders from Washington
a the PeeFs e sss ses shps
peeted to sail on next Tuesday. but the Phila;
deiphia. Admiral Ghsrardi's flagship. had net .,t
about two weeks later Yesterday Admiral
Gherardi made s the ann SN, that he
ready sail on
vi The philadelphia is regarde!! as about the
sister s. ship OF the baltimore now at Chill. The
Concord Is u smaller vessel. and bears close
RESEMBLANCE to the Yorktown. already on her
way Aamir sq't ttherardi was not on board the
tbe deeS bef
dered to Chill. said he thought II might be
were going they. would probably no the Chi
ssi dh be to
Philadelphia was destined for. Gill. Admiral
III aset ana that would %o s9mpleats matters
waters. Her destination could be changed to
CHI MsS Sftih s 90 %e sh Tho Bn
concord. and she could bs ready to sail in II
CAPT. Miller O. the Chicago said yesterday
that he had received no orders To leave, the
few days and was undergoing fall repairs. Her
evaporat tors were out Of order and there wero
other things that needed msndng. At the
sentnl and il necessary. the Chicago could DO
ready to sail IN three or four days,
AS to the Minntonomoh. Capt. Erhen's aldo.
when ask ed II sho could be sent to Chilli. said
1.-The war would be over before she got there"
MUST USE THE STARS AND STRIPES.
No Other Flag VIII he Permitted ut MILL