Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-29

verdict OF tho fudge 4 Val.
paralso, Hlch controversy would
rlsld 10 arbitration, the undiglgned
hsstened 10 declare that ho would
fully accept such agreement ~ which
reason tho government " Chih deems
that "A case has arisen for submitting 10
arbitration IN terms as ample M those
above indicated, any dlildulccs oi
views which II may have With the
government OF the United Staieq con.
corning the Incident Of M "Balti-
niorr.D There Is therefore tubnittei
TO tho HONORABLE, secretary n state VI
the dcpariment Of foreign rilationl nj
Warrington the dealgnat.lmpt either
of the supreme COuft OF dufioe OF the
United States or n tribune NJ arbitr-
ton 10 determine the rupWaliou which
Chile may have 10 maze Tor that
lamentablc occurrence.
"As Tor the dispatch addressed under
daio Of December ilih 20 We Chilean
minister nj Washington by b. minister
Of foreign relations Of the Provisional
government, tho undersigned submits
that theru could not be on lhc part Of
Chile any hostility toward De govern.
mcnt Of the initial States, NTH which
II desires ever 10 cultivate the most
friendly relations. Consequently tho
Undersigned deplores that y that trle-
gram there was employee through
an error Of Judgment, 'xrEtsalouH
which are offensive In the Judgment
OF your government dcola1ngi IN tul.
hlfnont Of the high duty courtesy
and sincerity toward frio4ily nation,
that the government Of chi ! absolute
~ withdmws said eEpreesiols.
"rhe underrigned trust that this
frank and explicit decltrayon, which
confirms that which has afcady been
made to tho honorable secretary Of
state In Washington, will crry 10 the
mind OF his eScollcncy, Harrison, aud
his government, that the people OF
Chile, Ear from entertaining a feeling
VI hostility, lave liyog lcslrc %
malntnin unalt0rable tho good and
cordial relations which, up 10 tho
present time, hhvo existed between
the two countries, q declgiihon which
IL made without TesorvatbI, In order
that Il may receive such publicity MS
your government may daon lnitable.
"With regard TO the suygdtion and
touching n change Of the pueonuol Of
your legation, to which the Instructions
OF tho honorable secretary Il state re-.
fer, Il ia incumbent upon uo under.
signed 10 declare that the government
OF Chile viii take no positive steps
without accord Of tho gOvnums ol
the Uniled States, with wlich it dc.
siros 70 maintain Itself Ia friendly
understanding.
"Tho undersigned briugsihiahlready
long communication TO dotc In the
assurance that lac has therein get forth
everything tina. can fully Hitlsfy your
govern nent. This g0vclnmont OF
Chile cherishos the conviction that the
relations with the govornnrut Of the
United States should be Ehcurely and
cordially maintained, undd shelter OF
that mutual respect and that good
understanding which are based upon
a Just and equitable appreciation ol the
facts and ON the appreciation to be
given.
"rhc undersigned mou.4s a. declares
that, Ia prescutlns lie explanation, his
government finds lis Inspiration In the
words Of the instructions which you
have quoted and which assure tho gov
eminent Of Chile that the President l.
not disposed TO exact or ask anything
which your government would not,
under the ssnte circumstances, spon.
'tansously concedc.
"With sentiments OF distinguishcd
consideration, am your obedicul
servant, LUIS PEREIRA."
l await instructions. EGAs.