New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

DURHAM COAL STRIKE WALT
WHITMAN" THE FOREsTERs.'
,BY CABLE TO TIE IRIpUNEI
Copyright; 1892; BY The Tribune Association
london April What little English interest,"
there was in the Behring Sea question dleu "l.',
the announcement that President Harrison "ouiu
accent one of Lord Salisbury's last two alternative
nroposas Prior to this satisfactory assurance
the British press INDUCED in some OF us usuai
gymnastics The correspondence laid before rai-
lament appeared on Monday, ana the cohheh'S
on IL in the papers of that morning were OF
kind which il can now serve no good purpose
10 rcpeat. President Harrison's action is the best
on,nort on them lie was accused, of course,
NJ MAKING his diplomacy q means Of ecctloncerlng
will do the English papers the Justice of saying
that they seem quite unaware of the gravity Oh
the charges they fling about 80 recklesSy. lhey
are parrots. repeating what they have heard. Inc
teacher of the British parrot is the American
Mugwump The parrot cannot be eXpeclco 10
know how insignificant his master is, or TO gauge
the value of his malevolent assertions. lie hears
a loud scream from New-Iork, and echoes IL Ill
London 1t is not the business Of the parrot 10
think lie never asks himself what sort oil per-
son the Chief Magistrate Of the American kepuonc
would be if his official acts were really lhhuehccu
by wish to grovel before the irish enemies OIL
England in America. These English crincS WHO
impute base motives readily to the freslueh'
are Mortified when it is suggested that Lord Sails
hurry DELAYED agreeing TO arbitration. or deiaFeu
answering the American proposals, in order TO give
The Canadian poachers time to get away.
Imputing base methods either side is the
realest form of controversy Whether Lord
Salisbury wished to snatch an advantage is an
arruabe point But 10 argue that the President
in order 20 court the Irish vote, forgot the oD-
legations of his oath, forsook his plain duty, I'M
periled the interests of his country, and dehoer-
atelv riskcd or provoked war-to argue that' as
some OF our British friends have been dong. Is
IN violate the deccncies Of public discussion. IL
las 70 bc said. moreover that when PieSldeRt
Harrison's ready assent 10 Lord SallsourNs s"H-
pestions for settlement became known IN Eng
land the outrageous charges against him were
not withdrawn There was no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
no apolory The insult is allowed 70 stanu. iHeie
is not word OF atonement or regret
Tho unanimous ratification by the Senate OF
the Arbitration Treaty offered second occasion
tor doing iustce to the great officer of State. the
b.ad ~ friendly Nation, whom these journals
had slandered The chief of them all improves
Tire occasion in retorts and aggravates the Insult
aTbe Times welcomes that ratification WIN
nno q, ;.s most offensive articles You may reao'
IL vou care to Of the President fumlng ana spu'-
terinc in fashion which Americans presumably
think imposing, and which Englishmen cernihiS
think absurd" The Senate puts aside the TVS
;dent's bistrionicss The Presidential! biuster
has done no harm. He has twisted the Tan ..
the British Lion and lowered the uighi" V,
his own country. These assertions are suppo''
by the most bsrefaced misstatement oil iac,s
inc the treaty and the action both OF tine ifc
/ do
,n;ss,at.ments are made in good fal'h. licI "i'
dr. - Ignorance But when the relations OF '"o
t-endIv countries are concerned, ignorance Is ho'
innocent. and it is not an excuse
T. has bcen an acitating week in farS' o".
.,I,s veTl that ends we'll, and the arIes' 0
Ravachol is regarded as the salvation ol '"ie
,oo;o,r The police are highly praised III 'ne
nress and the Commssary. wlo' WIN Wv Nv
of from three to fourteen officers lodged n"
.ouoe coll il is 20 he deco rated with the Legion
~ Honor II is hard to be critical IN SuV.
ner;lous circumstances, but TO the outsi1e' II
r as 70 tho entirc credit OF identifying ibis
.,ninent Anarchist belongs 10 NJ. Lliero', ,he
,y.ite, at the restaurant, who gave information
., th nolice He receives 10 cross, bdt many
compliments and $500.
The expoeion in the Rue de Chchy, now
supposed, but not known, 10 have Oech id'" ~,
work. created, l was going to say something nhe
q panic in Paris. But ] perceive from an 'i'i'"
in a leading Paris journal Of Thursday tha' VINO
ever alleges there was a panic is no friend 10
France. 1t seems better therefore, TO say tha'
there was a feeling among the hetter ciasSc'
which if similar manifestations OF IL had occuiIc"
elsewhere would have been called panic. inc
papers even began 10 talk OF Ynch Ia" ~ u''
oniv sui.able method of dealing with Anarchists
tlo Of
Anarchy is not matter to be dealt with by panic
The authorities in Paris appear 10 have k'pt 'lelr
heads. as did the authorities in london IN 1855,
when the dynamite policy prevailed, and, as Lord
pondolnh Churchill said the railway stations were
hvi,g about our ears They resort 10 special
legislation for special offences punishlng cAposohs
with death They have expelled some forty
Anarchists from France, most Of whom are expected
% favor London with their company. IL is even
thought possible that they may gulnotinc
Rayachol. in spite Of the prevailing prejudice OF
French sentiment against the death penalty. Iherr
is talk Of some form Of international agreement
against Anarchists. 1t were well if there could
le but the difficulties are formidable follce
measures Of the most active KIND are taken IN
Paris itself. while even here in England trial
OF Anarchists Of mild kind is in progress
The lynch law and mad dog theories Of deal
ing with Anarchists are very well in their
way but 10 catch your Anarchist redhandcd, or
10 make sure that the accused persons are
really guilty, is troublesome. There those
who tell you that the real authors Of all the
recent explosions in Paris are still at large. and
that further outrages may therefore be expected.
The comfortable conviction held by the police
last week, that they had seized all the stolen
dynamite Is now admitted 20 have been without
foundation. Anything, therefore, may happen
France, however, and all Europe. have had a
warning by which they will profit IL is seen
whittier the fashionable Socialism Of the hour
leads Rightly or wrongly, the public eithet