Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-29
'GaILI'S IDEA
...,e AGAINST IBH UNITED STATES
IS VERY BITTER
e..., Charges on File Against lhl'
b IN - ~, lo,ladi1g tbs Allegation
T.,. d. Iaa episode Was an
Injustice 10 Chill

fta. DE llAA Ag'''~'
Injustice 10 Chill
10y. october 2S.-Senor Pc
TA'nlN'iEggs evidently received MS
Ao-t be Gillian Junta' .,.;u+s
ir5a ian I,, of one Of the complaints
Ia' 'J White House conference o,, last
ils ,rss that Mr.. Montt na .i aE ',,og
iiy department since the estaO-
S.1.' Of the Provisional Govern,
,sDsn' ,v,itbsranding that the United
-t A'." tbe first nation to recognize
s@ cCbGian Government.
new CCl,rrt's neglect TO call, as the
,a1oI -l tentative Of the Junta, was
5,.-i - m much unfavora0le com
SUI, N, has now officially notheo
2't ~ p.aire that he has received
sIe.-.! ,ts aDDointment by the Junta
rroy extraordinary ana Minister I2,
L-,,-entiary from Chil 70 Vne OH'-
'.-.TP3, onero. the Mexican Minister,
NllJ- - NV Senior MOntt, arrived at
20 Department yesterday ana
Be S ,.- ards In 10 Secretary Blaine.
55--.-,i,guished foreigners were soon
l' Ia ;oto the private rooms OF the
;-'ie- and then and there followed
,', ,,.-,,,s first introduction as CHI
", - -..'--s.ortltive. He was peculiarly
49, iu being escorted by Minister
i'-', W. who is the dean Of the DtpIo-
.-, %. C,ros and in the highest IaVor
~ This government ,.-4
,l.'..ar Romero performed his part
,..--,rararly introducing the new d.
'- and senior Montt did the rest
'- --.-s.,,r-oed Secretary Blaine that the
2. - .-. he had not presented himself
-l-,. ,gas his absence from the city
--.t continuously since the overthrow
Ip.r-,oce68. He also informed the
.,srory that he mad now received
.''se~ti1n from his Government OF his
-.-rrant The official documents
q are necessary TO establish him in
y. ,1;ce are now on their way TO wash
,,,o. Secretary Blaine received the
Gillian with all due courtesy, ana any
s-..osss that requires the cooperation
80 Cbilisn representative will here
80 ba transacted through Mr.. Montt.
T.s interview was short and pleasant.
A. .5on as Minister Months credetals
civ. he will De formally presented TO
.5s President by Secretary Blaine.
Tfa feeling Of the Gillian represen-
,,-'ys I'm this city is q reflex Of the sentl-
men. entertained by their cOuntrymen
sg,Irs- the United States, then the out
zoe committed at Valparaiso be I'M
Je-,-o9d. While diplomacy places the
seal of secrecy upon their official lips, IN
o-3f-rsrv conversation the Oitterest ha-
t-ad and denunciation Of our Govern
men. crops out.
THE reporter visited the Gillian Lega-
zion 90 ascertain II the visit OF Senior
N91tt 20 the State Department was In
srative OF more cordial feeling be-
tween the two countries and the begin
-.sg of the end Of the present bad feel
nr lie was informed that sS this gov
eminent was apparently running things
h srit itself. he would have to look TO
ts State Department for information.
]. was not even admitted that Mr.. Mont
c11cJer OF the meeting between him
Ald Secretary Blaine.
The spirit that predOminateS at the
GILLIAN Legation is not one calculated to
bring about q ClJCptC COrIjGtC with Chilli.
its q spirit of Self-cOmplacency that
will admit of no question OF the Junta S
-scttude or of the peaceable, refined
and diguiied character q the Chi a :.
according 20 their idea, as expressed
By Nr. Julio Foster, the United States
has been playing the part Of a tyranij
/, is charged by him that this govern
lent has violated the principles of
neutrality ever since Secretary Foster
Ndered the ltata to be held at the port
u san Diego The Legation has on file
ONE fifteen charges against this gov
ranging from the alleged par
l3.y OF Minister Egan 20 BalmaCeda
10 the assertion that Admiral Brown
lad the search light OF the Baltimore
1rlei ON the bay at Valparaiso to pre-
ent the torpedo boats Of the insurgents
rom doing their work. The changes
ne ruug on these allegations until the
l...ns have persuaded themselves that
l-g are a lOug-sutTering, meek aud pa
altpeopIe
Senior Montt has announced that he
las decided not TO say word officially.
10. Julio Foster declares that he is not
diplomat, nor does be believe in dip
macy, but he must obey Mr.. Months
'ltrS. The facy that his son is hold
=; an Investigation at Valparaiso on
b part OF the Gillian Government is
a,.er Of pride 20 him, and he does not
estate 20 express an opinion. In a
'l'sf>-t,On the other day be said: 'It
is proven that the assault upon the
Ier.c3n sailors was without cause
l.i will make all honorable repara-
Do. L 10 is shown, however, that it
Us Us an ordinary saloon row, then Chilli
III not pay BANKED cent"
The report Of Capt. Schley Is criti-
sea as misleading and partisan. The
ca that Chilean would be capable of
~-o.-S man In the back is declared
possible. Every move of this Gov
a"eut IS found fault with, until at
ST. The reporter was told, Chile did not
We q rap what attitude the United
4,tS took toward her. 1t was imma-
ga. 90 Che lttie yellow strip between
e Andes and the Pacific whether she
I ,1e good or the M will of the Unit
states. She had no interests, she
u no trade, and the Chileaus looked
americans as q merry crowd whose
cry political move was in that direc-
p, and she did notcsre TO be on speak
terms with such people.
,'.. o>ter said to-day: Great stress
''I on the fact, or rather the asSer-
-' ,-at the United States was the frst
'e'1ment TO acknowledge the Su-
.-acy Of the Junta. Why, there
's sg'era. foreign countries that rec /
[N."l You name Oue?' be was asked. |
O-' there were several, You know |
40 replied the interviewer, ''I |