Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15


thirst for conquest she even ~c~-
- far "a 10 denr the valsai-y
Of railway grants couP-i-~Ss within
territory wh~rr not even ;he wils~.,
Of fancy had ever oone~ive<i sha. the
day would eosne when v~r~rnelais
rights thert TO ecula b.e disputed n.
fact Is. that until row England ha. r~-
lied upon impunify. She hcsds =. .
veak and fri~adly nation. and .r~kx 20
make the Nencruiean eo@S; and terri
tories the base Of eraqzess whs-h. II
eircunsfsne-s are not altered. viii have
No csser h-oanex than the dictates cs
k~r OWE VIII
Returning 20 his po<s % dnsv q.
WasAin~ton- Nr. Oiivz-ria again aA-
err~sea Mr. RsyarSs. February -. fsss.
rs follows .-nl<ASsrusrs ana fatal rs---
sequences woaia enxa~ tr~ the i-S~-
p>ndezee of South Azersra IT, auss~-
the p~~sext of qsex;so1 os hsunssxrs~x.
Gr-zs Britain should xaoo~--i IN a,u-
samnafszx the usu~patSsr of third %
car ie-r1forr a11 tker~with n
river as imrersan: a. the Grsa.ca
nsser the rr~s>xf % y nsr~ qs~~-
tioa - h-cas.asrse. h-~un cu H.
eaaks - th~ Es~~gzSh~s. We row
Hnd ourselves "a the verge os to~S in
r~<~rcs iTtzx nc~e fhsn sr- 1~<--~-
swav fr0~z th> river. ana ua-s-- .h-
s@z- p-~t~xs n zE Ia. b~~n -..a~
frurs Cap S.sSzu for The .urv~v sf ,A-
islaza Rs-In=&. a. the -cu,s % The
o-i-sca
Il x-eatiy r~iv ca th~ frs~nsslv anA
ea-ans>r~-.~sa oese~x % the <o<~-u=~ns
cf sh- nis<Sa stats bat IN the x-r-
Tr-isSoE Tat fhe British xsxrrrz~r.
wsli contins. 81 r~xa-a sh~ eas~ asa
azpi~ qa-s-soa cf t-ozsse-s. and vii
<eep 90 Prcsessinx that 49, = oc~r.-
tag n h-w o~s t~r-ito~v- Es e-r-ur. .,
~ tn reSrertfzliv sn~xrs. - vo=- ~x-
e~is~zcy ;Azt The oppor1uaisv k.se euuu-
for the go-~rn=~n. cs tho t-nss~~4
Ss2fe< j, vt~v % tho r~c~zt a.--u~-
-~Er~~s 20 regard sh~ gu~ssica unsi~r .
dtr~rcnt aSp>cf an3 To cnn<SS~r sk>
mean. % - elective inser~~z.son-
Th.s -aiSer~n. .<r~~s- srr~a-< n.,w
- 10 taksn BY czr xu~~-r=~ns. ara
Admiral wsl<-r has e~~n Charged wi.h
se- Hai--io1 ef hriaxinx ahcu. The '-es-
fec-ire izferw-,iscn
Th~ progressive eh@rzrr~r % British
claims IN Nez~ru~sa = sAsrwu h-a d.
patch r-c~iv-~3 frv<u- car ms-s<.~~. VI
>e-ux<~. Gate-s C@-ze.s. sp-sl =. $50
tn whseh ~ SAYS TIE ---~ns|
oec~passo1 ~ EritSsA r.sis-~
forr~ cf . 2rx< ara % .~r-s.nr~
ss1-h aza ~~Ss = tA~ Ezzit. hirh~--r
eisira~a By Ezgfsn1 80 fA~ h-sun.Axrw
- her 6uinezu po<s~~sSczs Is creating
grave spFr~h~zSioa h<re- IL viii b.
rrnrze-r~sa HAT Ncn~rss~sH las ss~z4s-
" Haaint.i1~d since isss. that the
kss~guihe river IS tla~ linEs cf British
Poss<sssrn~ IL viii - r~nn~-h-rr~-s
thA. m the carrier xsaxss % this rorr
truverxy Esxi.na Claimed ou,r % ,h.
Pz@a-u1- Subsequently, sA~ ~x
t~.ss~s4 h~r e'ai-z< westward - shs
xaf Of Ncrws.na aza sousAwnrs q
The river Gzzi=A Later %
sa<fnx advantage cf the un-
s~siisSs political eo-sissra II
the eountry- sh~ farther exs~ns-a he's
eisiEn<. s-x. - tho rTr-- Rx-ins sh~u q
B-zsa B&rSzs lin<lussfax tA.. fertile 81
an4a of that nazeA szd srzllv -sz,h-
ward 20 the main eh.nnea of .h~ Orr
noco delta as far q. AE.arz-z. The start
lz< posnt frurn westward of whas !.
xEo-a tk~ Srhczsh hu-k H-~s
Never 7 h~lsewe untiI quise r-~-ntfw.
h.s ErxsaEd eaaszed shs< line n.
the southern hcuzd2rr os h-~
e'saouiai po>-~.<iozS "a the eu-r
t7-r. she has mere fhan on~~
p-etrrsscrs Vet sh~ now rcs 1mFw o.
euPies the easire s~rri.a~y no--h es ,hss
line hut h&s sas~n ro~~~-<sua - large
district. s-rzfh - IL ve-e shaz shs..
shs ro~ LAYS cfzisn - alzn~s tk~ ~nss--
tr-i.C<y ro--k 20 the cxruzi asa % ~
c~sn<-nn h-eso~ the z.oash - The r.~~-f
TAis sneiuzsesN of ezm~e. The vas. ,~-rz-
tory Of YzrzzrS. wh~r~sn n-r xssm..-ss
the rseh and prosssefsv- xold nine of
c&-ztzl azS Cola
OF cezr~~ th< vezxn~lau ~u~~-,-
nens Is nSs p-~par-a 80 resist .h~~-
eoar eneruseh@enssS Osh~rwsse th~T
w0z'd hardly b. attempted The ro~~
er1=rnt he-~ las h~~z ezSe.ro-1
ing fer Ecr~ than ain zscnthS puxs 10
r~-essahlssh 6iplozaasse r~la.sozx. ~
store the s.&fas S-o os lsss. ana har~
the qursticn Of boundary Reformed te
arhitrztion- but without the .lsxh,-~-
prospect of sarce~S IT, R-s.ssh
xovcrnnent makes IL . eou<si1so, thu.s
Fenexuela relinqzi<h her el.in 20 All
territory north of the -Schouab~r- fiu~'
and ,ha, srbitrssion - limited 20 d.
puted territory snuth Of that Hir~. Th-
restoration Of diplomatic rrlassoux b.
tween Venexuelz and Great Britain IA.
recently been brought ahczt thrvuxh |
the good Offices of Minister lincoln
during the closing days Of the Sais~
bury go~ernneut- bat there the con-
cession stopped As our minister IN
Neneruela subsequently reporsea-
The vital point in dixvu,.
namely. the co-rard Of n.
great nosth Of the orinoeo Is precisely
the oce which Great Britain nov
fuses 70 subzit 20 friendly arbisz.sor
II may Be that with q powerful .ou.d-
ron Of the United States in the h.rbor
II La Guyrs. under command Of
n1rzl specially instructed 10 aA ara
asslss 70 the fun extent Of his power.
Nenezuela may be able 70 renew the
'rertures for arbitration 70 better pur-
pose
Horors viii Be easy 50 far as co.,
,erns the display Of physical force.
Immediately after the eoo<uuz..,c-
u the seizure Of B2rirna the British .p-
ihor1fies ordered three war sse.r--.
Z : their Barbados s9uadrOn. the
8elieroPon. the Emerald and th-
1zrtridge. 10 rendezvous in Deuarar.
nth the supposed purpose Of insimi-
'Ating VenezuelA and securing ~ a.
,ulesence in the eefrur~ aa-t