Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-28
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:. WA@nf>ttrt>. .Iat,, -. Faiths t:el
*tt htui Htn** IF Representative /,
MY Atit,uat tn+@~t,ge, It!lv+fe ~ t,nli
Kfes> ut he t'@flnl1lnH of fnt tue,til
aes~io1, .'|r. II britf statement Ut !; i,4
fAct* thin IT, In)-~tA.luu Ut His CAV
i"rl'nhtn, touching tht assault iii til.
streets of Eaft,Htn'>n. Chill, up.iI tht
>aiIuT~ ct the United States strun1-h1t
| l3al iffn)re on ttIe tvtu1n If the 1U:i
If Octuttr tut I said: 'Thi~ govern.
nieut IL now awaiting the 1eAul. Of The
investigation, which j. now being rnn~
ducttd by the criminal cturt If Val.
parG,so. It II reported untfficially
that the Investigation IL about com~
pleted, and it In expected the IT suit
will soon be communicated to this
government, together with -oue ade.
Yuate ana satisfactory response to the
mute by which the attention Of Chilli
! WAS call+d to the Incident. If these
just expectations should he disap>
pointed Or further needless delay in-
tervsae will by special mestage bring
this matter again to the attention OF
Congress for <uch sction ~ may be-
necessary
LII my opinion the line has now
canle when should lay before Cons
Ere+s and lhe country the correspond
suce htiwe+ II this government and the
government III Chilli fr. III HE time of
The breakin. ont uf tie r.vululion
against EAinlacet1n, together with all
other fact- IN possession ot The txecn-
ivr department relating 10 tAl- 11,at-
ter+ Ih- diplomatic correspondence
| u herewith transmitted. tugr!h. -1th
uonie correspondence bttwe eeu thu
| ha<uE rt11cer~ n' hut TIME ia command
| in (llliiAn Waters HuA tt t secretary Uf
| tnt navy. htt'l Al-n lhe tv1tttnce ;aken
| ut The Mare l~ltit41 tlAvy yard >,nre the
| arrival at t. HAhilnutt i&t cau fran
| rI-cn. ITO nut deem 1t necessary In
this cnsn:nunlsMtlnst III attempt Any
full ah.tysl~~ ut thr e'rtesu nd. nee
or II tile evidences. A l,rlef re.tnte~
| ment of tht international uuest!t.l1s
jnvovth aud tht r+aen,1- Why lht
Chillnn resIn,lt-+s art uuaAtsiae Dry Ii
! u}l IttuI tltt.rsury. ..~.-:*
! 1t m*y he welt At the unt-t+ III say
that whatever uny hAv. he+n said III
| this country "r in Cuill in criticism IT
| EGAn. .lsr nipi~tt: ut rA,tsA& i, the
true hlHt'ry ut this exciting te,loi In
Chillan atI4I,s ir,m the outbreak IT
| the revolution tt til this lime 1isclt se=
| no Aei uu the part of Esau unworthy
ot his position, nr that could justly be
The uc cHsiun Of serious anin.Ad ver.ion
or crltlcis1n+ He has, think, o. the
whole. hnrne himself in very trying
circumstances with dignity, discretion
and courage. and has conducted the
correspondence with ability, courtesy
aud fAirness.
1t In worth while also at the hegiu-
ming to say tue right of Egan to give
shelter III the legation to certain Ad-
h~rents OF The Balnlaceda government
who applied to him for ssyIu has uoa
beeu denied by The Chilian authorities
nor has any demand bern made to
surrender these refugees. Tia, there
was urgent need OF asylum IL shown
by Egan's note "f August =, 1851, DE-
scribtnE the ulsorde. j that prevailed at
Santiago, and hy the evidence ol Cap
tain Scbley +. 10 The tiIlage III vic
tenre hist prevailed Ii: Valparaiso.
The correspondence die oses, however,
that the request of Ekun for the safe
conduct frnm the country In behait oi
tlc>e tefugers WAS not denied. The
precedeu;s clttd by him In the corre-
sponat l'ce. particularly 10 the TING
The revolution In Peru in 1865, did urt
leave the Gillian government III pn .
sltinn to deny the right of asylum t.
political refugees, aud seemed very
|olea-ly to support Egan's contention
that safe conduct to neutral territory
WAS necessary, and acknowledged ll,t
incident nf asylum, These ref
uBees have very recently, without
formal safe conducts, hut by the acqui>
e.cence 1T the CnilAn authorities,
been placed on board the Xntkt,u, aud
are heinE conveyed tn Callao, Peru.
This incident might ba considered *s
wholly closed, but fnr the tlisles;>tct
manifested toward this government hy
tue c!ost aud offensive police survell>
laud ~ the leKnttnn premises main"
talnpd during most nf the stay If the
refuare~ therein, Afttr tho tiute OF
my *nnnaI message and ur to the time
lot the transfer of the refugees t. the
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