Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-25
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EXPLANATORY NOTE.
wAmIvG1os, Jan. 2l.-The cor
,.foBdencu accom- anying the Presi-
.,8i,s mefsage Il Of great volume ana
rsgld pfohably nll moro than one hum
~ columns VI an ordinary news
saer. II dates back ~ far az August
(; igDD. eighteen mouths ago, and
-1rh Of Il hns been described with
-'B,leni accuracy In the Prrsidenra
-,.saro sent ~ Congress at thu be-
inning Of the present session and the
solous newspaper publications that
blye boen innde. II Ia divided into
sfee poftl0ns, tho first compiling
5ruspondence between Mr.. Blaine
,Di MIR. Egan or Mir. Wharton In Mr.
DI,ine'. absence; the correspondence
flVeen Senior LazCano, the Chilean
minister under the Bnlmaceda admin.
STATION; and lastly notes exchanged
igueon Secretary Blaine aud Dom
!,dfo Mont, the present Chilean
Minister 10 Washington.
um EuAN CORRESPONDENTS
,,san August IS, 1890, with tho state.
asnt 1l The charges IN the Balmaceda
ministry which constituted precur-
tfio tho revolution. Many chapters
{ lhia correspondence nre now ancient
isiUfy and therefore of little interest
n the present junciure. Tho ono fact
bat Is established Ia that Minister
gan had Rn abiding faith up 10 the
it moment In the ultimate triumph
Balm lceda over his enemies aud the
0Vunli 81 tho insuTgcnt cause.
March o, 1891, Mr.. Egnu transmitted
Secretary Blaiue q request 10y the
lil,Rn government that the United
hates permit u TIA ships to carry from
Vnlfarniso 10 MOntevideD sum OF
bout si,000,O 900 bar silver, which IL
cqulicd for the payment OF tho in.
not on the national debt abroad;
hat the Chilean government fears its
rap.utc by the revolied feet n tho sum
" sent In the regular course Of bust.
nus. March II, Ia dispatch drscrib.
Ing the sauguingry battles In the
npighborhoOd Of lquique, the minister
say that the revolution had tho
UNDIVIDED SYMPATHY
and the active support OF tho English
Residents In Chile, that tho English
iuperiniendents OF the nitrate
w0las urged their men 10 join
he rcy0lu.lonlsts, and Colonel
North contributed the sum OF
flJ0, 900 sterling IN It's support. April
4 the minister tells Of nm effort Of the
Chilean government 10 collect duties
o exports irom insurgent posts aud Of
the protests made by the German and
British ministers and the assurances
10 uai received that American vessels
VII not he subjected 10 any incOnven-
nee. April u, he telegraphs that tho
,hllesn government urgently requests
MAJ the proposition OF tue Chilean
minister for the purchase ofa man-oi-
va' iIom the United States be favor
SHY considered. Mr.. Egan began his
rrroRTs AS a rEAclMARER
April -, when he telegrlphcd for per.
.tsion 70 act with the Brazilian min
i'yr and French charge d'Giiairs Ia
AZ 'lloft 10 restore peace, the indica-
ois icing that mediation would
accepted by both parties. The
ext day he received Mr.. Blaine's
emulsion TO net IA mediator. May
: ME- ERan informs Mr.. Blaine that
ne good uiilcel Of the United States,
5msil and France have been moat
!llially accepted by tho government
thilu und tue revolutionists, those
England and Germany having boon
!tcliued.
THE 'ITATA" INCIDENT
M appears in the correspondence In
lhnec'lnn with the declaration sent
Mr.. McCreary, the consul at
alpafalso, % the State department
ere MI. Wharton being then tho
cling suuretary In Mr.. Blgine's alb
enee' The South American Steam-
Pup Co, Insists that the "Itata" Il
ltlr property and haa been taken from
lem by force by the insurgents. The
iine Jay Mr.. Egsn notifies the State
paI.ment Mt the request " the
hlltnn government OF the presence Of
,ltata" In California waters May
MI. wharton, Alarmed by threats
uIgent IN Washington that Bnlmaceda
ifealens to shoot the ENJOYS who ap-
'hed before the medlatora, insists
nleF the circumstances that they
.Sull have the treatment OF flag Of
lce, two days later, answering, Mr.,
gan disclnimed any such Intention
y MS Part. Then follows a long
biofy Of the attempt OF the mediators
.eecure peace In Chile, winding up
llh an account Of the breaking or OF
le associations, and OF tho result OF
lehilempt TO nssnssinate Senior Cooley,
~ OF BAlmacoia's ministers, on May
Mr. Wharton encloses TO Mr.. Egan
uls lniormation u copy OF his letter
llh Mt. Davis, Of Lima, Peru, TINT
e Evan Ind induced Balmaoeda 10
,Aut letters Of MRrque 10 prlvatenrs az
~. measure. On the first OF June
T. wharton instructs Mr.. Egan To
y, prompted solely by desire 10 70.
pc peace, aud entirely dislnternstod.
.s'utnt desires him 10 Informally and
,'leeNy ascertain whether the good
nee OF this government can In any
~ ha used for the termination OF the
nule1 In Chile. On the snme day. Inv
.EIAph, Mr.. Wharton informs 6lT.
Ah mat the expectation was enter.
NY 1f the return Of the custody OF
United States courts OF the arms on
20 "Itala" on the ship herself In
NMtr To The PFrsidenps suQpestlon
'9' hs renew his efforts Of mediation.