The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-26

| confirmed Mr.. Egan's opinion, saying: xLmmX
success q tho Revolutionary party Is aoou'
SIX days later Mr. Eesn wrote that while the the
GoysTn%spt was wsI disposod to entertain
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| Minister to Chilli had been subjected to mucn
and sH, ,hs s s Ma como NO
duct as our representatito or that he had been
befrendinS many Of the, opposition and had
protected them and saved them from punish-
e m aEt a that he had the shes'
June, 20 MIR, Wharton telcg.aphed to Mr.:
Egap that the In washington Tas
| ton OF tho United States. and asked whether
Balmaceda u insurgents concurrod. would nc
ei' Hal to this mr. Esap Wrote encos
ing tho corrssrondence between Admire!
sstwsen aSa
the opinion that In the present temper 81 tho
parties attempts at mediation would DO fruit
- In this correspondence ,McCann. writing to
EsfsyoEs as'SaE tS %'d1S s Ssses afsn
a thS Ssssa Be si oe G
sion to dissent from Mr. Egan's opinion. and
later the Admiral Ia understood to have ac-
ing from tho letter.
The SsxprsssoH quoted we used Sy Erre e.
ference for an ATTACHMENT to the Bnlmacedan
Was Spen NJ E9 Sr, s H IT.
formation. but that the expression which gave
snss h Is sp he Te ss Z. p%t Of no
hear a partisan or unfavorable character.
regular troops and about 1850 armed peisS
sHsfi sSaSpns sssys
cannot be disturbed, and a continuance OF the
ss h hhss duty
in the, interest of humanity; to do everything
rhs s'os and tie Sna ~
CONCLUDES:
You, can assure the gentlemen Of tho oppo,,
Disposal for the attainment q these ends.
sn 9G in GSp ny wr eSss
y 80 H hey repo s
sy aasaSSsd Pit thSy turned out to DO en-
tho DE n ana spS se eaE II y hS 5s :,
numerous dispatches between MIR. Egan and
Mr.: Egsn VAS ASKED to use his good offices
behalf Of the but Tepsd hat he
C,PPen, direct sommunication With Valparaiso
Hn hs 70 psy tEs sx
pe eas Of restoring communication and to
the thu "a e
yassssd ~ Snited States AND Tf
BY NJ TFan, # snd sSs United states sssTsis;
restore Capitalization between 'V aIpnrssis so
h n rSS, q the o T:t M MhsrYa wrote
il cndeavoring to restore peace should not
dishe sIi him ,d nor cause any relaxation Of
party AMI seefns Tfhhe s wss re
termine the status OF the Congressional party
| This WAS in nowise decision on the merits Of
the main question. merely tho practice OF gov
On June e, Senior Lazcano, CHILEAN Minister.
nMad brotestea AGAINST tho reception OF Messrs.
a, On june IS Mr. Mr.: Egan telegraphed that tho
esans as fbnt
sarE:pt ports their liberation should be ex-
The English. French. and German Ministers
gave the Undertaking required; and he asked
Syuao W ouuic. 1uo NepdTllueNC no.
United States always take pr es ste ens
to protect vessels flying its flag
EARLY DISSATISFACTION WITH EGAN.
s Mnea s9% 81 sSe dssat IT,
s ana eonaust c IT, D f v
SepoTsd Has Essn sa:nSi
TO- & tSs h he
Ga advice to the conduct
eSaas S3 % to % s s0
at the same time have ths assu
on may poin atP e tie
part WHICH was enabled to take in the nego-
fact that the conisrsnces then held Id by the
tic ai kpoxisd and consent Of the e Gov S
ment, held in this legation"
que. severely criticised Mr. Egan. GAM u nj I
r. nm interview with Consul Merriam the
Mini 10 Of x hs to M9 3, the nna
is opinions, and that he and the other menu menu
as TO your position and proceed ures in this civil
conflict: which. properly interpreted means
that y?n have maintained your position as
Under date Of Aug, Mr.. Eagan reports that
on May Is the !ntendente Of Conception arbi-
trarya arfefted all persons co1nsctsd with
Part Of the system e Lights to work Among
can citizen. He was thrown into Jail and
placed in irons for an hour and hall, when
vent like occurrences IN tho future. Mr.. Eagan
before the Government. obtaining. In August,
q letter OF regret from the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs and n payment OF ~. 600 to Mr.. Steven
SON, Hr. Egan's action was warmly approved
by the Department OF state in note OF Oct. 8.
EGAN's BOLD STAND.
Aug 20 Mr., Egan wrote to Mr.. Blaine that.
learning that the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
u.,ees (Congressionalistsl he !Eganj called at
in Charge that Il the Government desired to
pnrel to discuss it on the proper basis ana in
the most friendly spirit: but that with regard
be distinctly understood that the legation
himself would shoot the first man that should
attempt to enter the legation for that pur-
pose
The same day no received from the Prcsi-
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