The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-03


has subsidod il continues 20 be a subject of
cngrossing discussion. However, there is no
longer any apprehension of any serions
results. II has now reached the satir-
cal stage and the general comment is of a
tenor which ridiculcs the situation As "a
rule the attitude taken by Secretary Blaine
seems 20 be commended by Democrats as well
,s Republicans.
Senator Morgan. of Alabama who is at the
head OF the DemocTatlc minority on the / or
cigu Relations Committee ana VINO Is re-
erled %, authority upon all questions ot m
ierIational law and comfy, says That Blame 5
position Is one of dignity, which MAINTAINS
tle honor Of this country.
=. .uator Gibson. of Louisiana. thinks Mr..
Blaine was too mild: he says TINS Govern
ment ought, upon the receipt of the note of
Iayas withdrawal. to have su1nmarilY
terminated all diplomatic relations with Italy
by recalling Minister Porter
WHAT BrDINI SAYS.
The presentation Of the situation rs given
in THE 'fIMFs dispatches at tine beginning has
been confirmed hy a cablegram from Rudln,
Premier Of italy he paves the way for re-
treat 10y telegraphing that the Italian Govern
meut did not properly understand the sltua-
tlOn. that It was misiuturued lie puts the
entire responsibility for the misunderstanding
upon Baron Faya. This dispatch, though
brief indicatc> that the entire controversy ls
about at an end.
BLAINE EMPHASIZES ITS vIEws
o'cIgl"lN hl..HI ~. O,I' l,o-tl
.''! Wv ',-., -t .,,,,i,b,.ileJ ,l1,,, IIo
SD he Italian Government was influenced
almost entirely bv considerations of local poll
t.s and as an evidence OF tins he remarked
fh.t 'hc Budlu administration IL making
ft.. fl nive o. the press all of rs uttcrances
limited States for redress In the past he
sail ffalv had been extremely cautiOus and
sa..r.tlve with REGARD 10 all No., diplomatic af-
hrs hut now that 1t Is seeking notoricty
cmcty, in Italy ana secondafuy IN NE
lhi'ci 0laNs' lAt PI'f' I""le.S
s-l'"yt WIZ I'i,-.' cai..or,, .'-- r,l;,,,
'i '1r l''''H VI i''ti u' @ -, ~
N'''"', g'. 1.i;r.- L;r+oolf -
.,.sna',.r corr,-i,oudent-. but ~ members Of
C0nrre.. and other public men he made no
courellmeut of nis opinion that there was not
the slightest reason 90 applehend any
clash Of arms Now that tine Italian
Governments has made 1t plain that It's
recall of ite Minister was mere bIayadO, the
whole subject viii soon be- dismissed. as uo
l.n,or worthy 0f -erous discussion. Rudiui
evidently intends 90 make scape-goat Out oL
Baron Fava. and Oh charge that his incamcity
involved hi, Government IN the ridiculous
luuder It has made.
The President has decided u start on hls
trip to the Pacific Coast on Tuesday. Aprl
18th This decision of the President is thought
to he conclusive evidence that the Faya affair
is not deemed Of serious import III the admin
istration circles
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. ITS T INV I' w 9 III too, ,.V NV INV Me- .
.-ot - 'l' ~, oria,s ,,.ts lsid Lefore
tb. pres;i.r} srd tb, ,a.,. v,os considered In
aI IFS leeal pbases.
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TEE hAhoN fAf IN "A'h'NoloN
Secretary Blaine went To the state Depart
mont to-day for the first time since the WITH
5ra~al Oh baron ava ne was r,'st DstS efr he his
80 Sir Cbo~les runner tbe Cana
I.n Minister Of Marine. called on Mr..
Blame. He was accompanied by the
British Minister. Sir Julien Pauncefote,
aul the three were closetcd together for more
chan au hour. 10 is stated that SIT Charles Is
n Washington simply ia q personal capacity,
rl flat he has no power ID discuss
Ifffr@ incident u lNt BrNllu1 sea tluf.7-
tUu Baron Fava has not yet applied
f.r his sport. 20 the state Department.
IT, D. "a question IN Wpoi'a'ic cHcIeS
uy ,. - H o y ;cneiiIio ~ ali
I.,o fevy infim,tos n is probable that he
LEV li NJ 80, f(r lCrne ti,ne
,,..'',. ir,nDraIi tba 1'barre 6'Afaires at
r.. ttolian Te~stion ~ whom Mr.. Blaine
I.lrre..ed his note of last nieht. has made 10
.r.y,er to Mr.. blaine. He has probably ca
H.d Mr. Rlaino'. rncssace 10 his Government.
.,1 a.. viii updnphteilv yait for instrlc-
..,. g., th. ft,l;a, pver,ier bef,re answer
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NASHVILLE, TESN. April 2.-Ata meeting
81 Frank Cheatham BVouac OohiedeIale
Veterans held Yesterday AFTERNOON, tne Hi-
loving letter was orHered 10 oe sent 10 'ne
Secretary oi War.
ASSOCIATION OF CONFEDERATE SoLDHRs,
IENNfssfF DTIsloS,
NASHVILLE, IENN., April 2. lS9l
To Hon. J. r. Proctor. Secretary Of War.
Woshinoton ID e..
60 ,,,,. sor;o,,s co-orlico-
tior with Italy Prank Cheatlam Kyouac.
Confederate Soldiers of Tennessee DIVISION.
$50 strong, hereby tender Its services to the