New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
PEACE ASSURED.
Continued from First Paac.

great regret-indeed the whole spirit Of it was regret
ot tle baltimore occurrence and utter dsavowal Of any
III feeling toward the American uniform worn w ou'
sailors on that OCCASION" ~
To give you sample, 1t says ABOUT ol",' ~,
hate the American uniforml No. Too wei uoo' 0
remember that uniform in her ports and harbOrS anu
Ing her in her struggle for independence 10 iuS''
the feeling entertain toward the American ~
public we are willing to submit the whole matter VI
the baltimore affair 10 that august rlbuh" ''
supreme Court do not quote. perhaps, the eA"''
words OF the dispatch, but the effect Of 1t all was ~
say: 1T Is not necessary to submit TINS tih"e -
the supreme Court, but in order TO show you o''
feeling toward you, are willing To submit -
y)ur supreme Court They withdrew their request 'Pr
Minister Egan's withdrawal and they speak OF INC
Malta note Of Judgment ana they 'rc
willing To meet the American demands"
But what about the apology demanded again
interrupted member Of Congress
Il cannot say that il Is made in specific FORM re-
Piled Mr.. BloUnt. but the whole augmentation ana
declaration of feeling and regret, the acton taken DS
the Government to the guilty parties aTe'ted-ali
these Illustrations given to their feelings IN tho
attempt to exhaust the idea that there any hos
tllity toward Us
Mr.. Blaine regarded the question scttel:'
He seemed much elatod the Dispatch and to
regard IL Of TIE end of the controversy
Will, the apology may not BE- put in diplomatic Ian
guagc the dispatch just full and complete IN us
regret Of the whole affair a, could te No one can
read that entire ,pOndencc. gentlencn WlAou'
feeling the utmost sympathy at the almost Illuminating
attitude of the Gillian Government"
d" VIII your committee on Foreign Affairs meet to-
morrow :" Chairman BlOunt was asked.
Yes but we shall have MOI hing TO do now OF
course Mr. Blaine informed me that tho President
would send Chili's answer in today or to m0rr0w 81
| suppose IL will cone IN tomorrow
Mr. Cohle ~ Illinois n member Of fhp EOrc IN
Affairs Committee. was present during Mr.. Blounts
statement "'rhc was is over said H. augllngy. 70
the Associated Press reporter. Il am glad al the
satisfactory turn matters have taken. and think 1t
is time for the great American Nation to De
generous. Apology having been made. and a willing
ness to submit the determination OF indemnity to our
own Supreme Court having been 5ed, We need
not be cyaclng rs TO the amount Of the award. The
pinciple was what we were after. and that having
been conceded, We will he too liberal. | am sure, TO
Impose undue financial penalties on our already bank
wrt sister republic
II Is sad that when the President transmits his
nos.as, ID Congress, there is left no occasion for
action b. Cnyres, the suggestions contained IN the
Presidents message, exrcpt that /. may he necessary
4 the oGcr ~ have our own suprem" Court
take charge Of the matter De awaited Of Otherwise
II f. believed by wcilInforned persons that the oliy
thns remaining for the committees Of Congress 10 10
w;lh reference TO the President, message i perhaps
make report OF = l',Iliill anu NV IiYi Ia
character upon IT, secretary Blnc. II IS understood.
T., entirely satisfied with II. and feels relieved That
the controversy Is row almost over.
There has been much speculation tO The time the
Administrations received the first lntlinatOn OF Chill
~ o1yy and concessions. and some members Of CON
gro, have hazalded the statement that the Pres
dent had received Chilis reply 10 the uliimatum be-
Tor" The Executive message was cor1rnunicaied to
Co.'s gross or Monday. 1hi, false Impression. which
Threatened 20 become general H. some quarters To-
nlcAt. chairman BioUnt seeks to correct.
AS understand It, said De. " tire dispatch from
Ch!l wa, ccovcd bv the Administration early yestar
d1y fIle,dayl morning AZ half past - o'clock | ha
Information ron the President b. confidential mesSlg
tHa' % dispatch had been received from Chill at The
S'ce paeimcnt. ~ that IL hah not been yet trans
n'r'. Chlli'- answer was not received until the
morning following n" transmission Of the Presidents
y .--age % Congress-