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.r..tion OF submitting 10 Insult. contumely,

.r.,tion Of submitting 10 Insult. contumely.
And indgnity or to light, say night" -,
n,.trict Attorney James W. Ridgwst said
.Thc trouble with Chill originated. as under.
,,and II. from an unprovoked assault upon
Amerioan sailors. nnd. as matter OF course.
an insult TO tho American Government. From
~. foundation Of this republic tho honor md
.,aritv OF our Government has mover been i'm
,oa,,ei. II was Webster who said TINT II was
o. our union we owe our consideration and
dignity abroad. Shall that good name OF our
c"untry. untarnishcd for 80 many years. he
TAGGED in the mud by a South American
nonentiiyi II they, refuse to apologize. then
re TPrrssdont Michael j. CofIey Of the Board Of
Aldermen said; Settle the trouble amicably
i Ill., dignity OF the Government at all hazards.
In tho event OF Chili,s refusal to make ropara.
lion. tho administration should at ONCE take
a,,ion tending toward bringing the affair TO a
'i tFoS%%fn i Of Public s,, Work, John T;
the n SScss5r G snser h neS H s
sS ap r1nG IN ss NsW W. 6 H%
iroabis with Italy, the result would DO peace
aIs nTr Cotton said Chill should BE-
nunished il she does not Mt once apologize or
MAKE redress. 1t is time for the United States
stand w W 3. tss Htfs u G Se
United States should stand up and assert IT.
self I In the event OF a war America would win
orr ssa IF snk PF ss Are 1 sT
in I WsT Wth III
tn init States viii seq 10 1t and insist upon and
enforce proper protection and respect toward
her hs s esss
c sstSa W e% the Unfortunate oendisons
"B Boss i Ernest Nathan said; by all means We
should uphold the honor Of our country, Chill
npno .ns sG "na make aha rcdrss
bess said Ss 1su ted
Irsa e SpS and sspesa %Ge
Whit ENGo r'sHssSs Felix Campbell sed:
favor peace ct all times unless Il is paid for by
tis ,c this difiicuity amica6y, then the Govern.
sSs %od the s oner ana PUCK q
MT Henry PorrsDG.pt ;s,a; DsIsy IN this IT.,
as " the ers
,se DUH Spt o tss nesns @ h sa sePs
WI Mr. s. Y. White: dictated tho following: I'm
be Iustifable underline present circumstances.
think everything depends on what Chili is
going to do about 1t In the immediate future.
There seems not to be n reasonable doubt that
our marines were assaulted and murdered by
Chillan police. as we'll aslby q mob OF lawless
wore wore, our Uniform The plain duty Of our Gov
spected In the future. That should be done
peacefully IL we can. forctblyif We must. IL
Chilli will apologize and give an indem nifty to
those injured. there should not be war and
CONCERNING the probabilities as to Chilrs
course. hope there may be good sense enough
to avoid q war. But they are hot headed lot,
spoiling for light abroad to avert insurrec-
ton at home. And SO there arc very grave
reasons to apprehend hostilities. Do expect
Of course il viii stand firm. So iar the, Ex-
ccutive has had all the responsibility. and. an
deed. all the Information. AS soon as tho
facts are communicated to Congress the re-
sponsbility shifts. and there will not. in my
Judgment. be any divided sentiment Wehave
soon as it is apparent that ,our, national honor
is involved Congress- will back tho Executive
with men and money without limit.
In regard to the outcome OF tho war. say
that for some time Chill vii! inflict more dam.
age on us than we will on them; They have no
srss conpafsd with that q EnsIHsd 1ani
away from home-they fight on their own ter.
ritory But when once there is time to get
ships and men to the front: 3:OOO.OoO are not
match for 49, 900. and OF course the ma
greet to see any war But II It awakens our
people to the necessity OF proper coast de-
now on IN unending peace.