The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

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.nre. f.sfor ~ VA aware of thr entire gravity
~ fhs ms:tsr n Informed me tat th> A<>ault
uroa mn mn ~.s N outcome % h>,net for
they thoasht ~s 1st sympnsnlzet with an
Chiinn On S,'oant u the fr1fA
matt, fros ,ss nos 8 s sarA ssnp,, ssa q 5ar.si
change IN .keir dress a. wouid co1cexl ths
fat ~ rhrir t>inx ~,amen % an BALTIMORE.
-. ssh isnna m y = II sa e rsess snesa sas esa
clnsvely e<fsoltsh that IN attack Was upon the
unforrn-tne nsfsonaAty-zni lot npon the
men t. origin n rhis feeling = probably
found IN tn refusal % this sovernmrnt - ave
rx~nA<n.rt,n ~ t1e CONGRESSIONAL party prfcrs y
had established itself: IA the S..zurr q fhe itais
the cahse i~nciicnt. AMI IN the charge that Al
MIRA Brown eonyryr1 - NAlI4
para > ~ tn landing a oa'ntero
q tAe = -fipn - tai- government ntha- matter.
II Il enc1gh for III present pnrE->e - ~y rnHi
Il there uas any hrearh ~ international csn.iiy
or duty On our part II should have been u4de
the subj - q Official complaint Through dipie
matte chann+Is or u repri~zls for Viii n : fll
responsibility. was .ssnmed ". saa
thrSe uarver~ions q truth shall T.
used 70 excite : murleruu- attack ufon
our unor endias Sai,ors and tne sov,rnmrn. Y.
condurr Of this government during tnr var
n Chii pursued tho=t lines ~ international
duty wnich We hsi - strongly insisted npoa On
the part 81 other n4fion- when This country wA>
10 the rhrJs- 81 Artlve conticr We continued
III e~raolshed diplomatic relations with ths
xovsrnm. M m porsr untL y xas o.ertnro~n
the new government when u Was established
The Sesd onire< o. tins goyernment were u.
s sss n = Ss..f sa., q NJ gsi Essa : 3 ni:Issss a "a
v-ntir~. aud % shelter a1nerents o. the con
sressi1nzl party were e1ctsve AMI frequent
The ch2rgs against Admiral Brown y too base
% gain cEedence with anyone who knows bis
high personal and professional character
Referring - th- evidence o. our saiiors.
think IL l. shown that there were several dis
TINT assaults. ami % nearly simultaneous - 70
show that they did not spread from one point
A pre>- summary o. the report % the 1~r4i
and others w1s In conflict ~ 10 tne pl1cs Of
origin. several places beng named By different
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