The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-27

lans In Chill OF their indifference for war and
nom ChIlians In this country Of the love Of
their race for everybody covered by the Ameri
can nag.
Everything that could possibly be done BY
the Navy Department In the way OF prcpara.
navy Is N excellent Sohdition Tor ser service ts
~ There is no relaxation Of the work at the navy
doned monitors and cqurripg new ships and
Ss,ns Ss Sa vessels con
yard and The WORK ., hf.Ss her vi Mil ,oSis
ss' al s' s;sra fss hi ' ssns ns s
department or to cause diminuton Of its
ThSs ppFEieiin,Iinarlss ,saSs tesn comfSisa:;
g.. sss.s ' %sg $SS ssTs aoiSorsss ; vii
" therefore awaitthe action pi Congress. Tho
n and $50 tons OF this material were tested To-.
dt e nsks Hrf Ts
~ were very gratifying, t4 the denattment A
Fun riy WAS nsSSd tho penetration aver
Capt W, 8. schley. the, commanding o1lecr
] he n ssiols 1SHSH ISSf
csp s'ssS vii fS4Ssn * Xrs
sSad ire reaH n HI psrS"n"i Vows ho re-
- eciAlly obtained relative To tho terms Of tho
a asM l. ns %hos s SUBJ Hs
rs In measure in the hanI. Ct GG2nyreSs
'dntie csso UP to dats the President thinks it his
sHsi .s w df's tt ., 'nsTs
M PUBLIC Tls Foreign Affairs cGr .S SCI il
aap sa s sS1 is 'G prsi
9 that no will submit Chiii's reply TO the two
In CONGRESS patriotism is stiIl urncrmo
although Il Is fact that there Is small rnk q
Of York s" oa1 S JqG If WITT
Sn Ssh sSSaY sh a as i1 sy rf" rSs Es!s%:
HEecommend n. rcsort, to hoStili,irtn, In the
sa''s 70 toe Ssss ssr" hs. s sS VIA r
eas beSn ac!9ated By r. higher mG,iyo Tim
tain ii a war measure could be ieent"d i ono
ms,s q ,Ss SInat on Nny an GnI
fSSSsed Of bH,ing ny lcal%r Of ths sontime1t On
:: IN fact. has been reported as making the pre-
sss,s dsisatsa s' s1s ss""to i0' S"' so' 10
sno WI Tor y, several fays that Gh wsa MAKE
81 the speech Of REPRESENTATIVE Br"ck nri'lg"
: either ,Hous,: and Nj greckinri4;s has been
7! severely condemned by his COLLEAGUES for the
who is a member Of tho Committee on Foreign
Aaairs. spoke today for IT," largo maIor,ty OF
Democrats in Congress when he rchul:eh tho
men OF the Brecknridge stripe in tho follow
+, III do not believe President Harrison. repre-
L. santing this Erent nation. would n;Srcprcsant
ne naonle IN such y m"ssIg. Hs hS sent t.
GonsiSsss before tS' Sna Maer sS
mstu Which WV" was so ,%t To , fh" Shn gov
s spnmsG1t Such an net w"m,l s"Yn 10 d.
whole world The President appears to- have
Weighed carefully tn" e.tirnc. nrr'"r" ha.
nssS, after Savi"s "xhust"d al he s' r"ss
btisf 81 sesuraE IA miGa s-'sm"nt Of
S"l Of reics XIV" WS viii Nr"n"y En 'y With
in the report Of Chili's friendly advances. and
then tho committee will know better. how to
too on Foreign Affairs cenn 10 relied upon to
give the subject !, thoughtful consideration and
The friends Of Secretary Blaine appear to be-
p xHry nue., nicasrd ft the alleged change in
mntic negotiations are to ne resumed and Wig
oT"S net aGion n1Stno,nei THEY ar. saynE e.
p"ssibiy Of Var %as been r avoid and
~. aG r.md will not S %
re,srv hiain" and %"" mo-" i i III. to,nuitso
4 on Naval Affairs, said tonight:
Ian so" the S""FE "a .nn lid h nnt
q, t% Sa II Your OPINION" will be the outcome
III believe Chill viii eventually discover she
from The English hs prs "" this eN m"sns
G b1 has Nor" r r" sss
abont American intllIrncn and progress in
se ssS AE a." Gnssd do met I f cn sS wn
o. Era5, nor do beieys s''"w"'! TAX" Sides with
Chill against us. IT. is I" her interest +" soc
pRIt in bringing about Ill / r".g}t
Senator Frye said Tonight that he did not
Gnnaifnr n ~ Al tt.liI ti.,r,
Asa full and satisfactory measure, Of apology.
The question Of PREPARATION could DO settled uy
arbitration, hut mn nnology WAS not subject to
euch, procedure. While lie entortnin"i very
decided " OBI on ths n"tsti"n himself
he did moi consihrr tho reason given Tor tic
tE Srr nS Fl ,nn M"ta IT, " It'll, AZ al sHi."c
take an entirely different stand before the sit
G Satinn would DO acceptable to tho United
heprescnIntivc nnslcy q, Maine was of,hs
s samS opinion ~ se n,, Trys IT. the alb
cerning the SnntnGo despatch ho wa, an
%M Mng. to nr"nHs" III" , case t.,night. bu.
. satisfied viii, 81" terms suGg"stcI 10y rIiIi ~
snenceiul settlement Of the question He OK;
y. pectod official informant ion to. lnorrow. and
4. when It came he would freely express his
e adviees from tie Whit" Iians" before givi".;
any opinion. but h" .intin'atcd that tho smE-
z Eostions nude by Chill were far from sn,is-
s. Judge Holman was not roady tonight to
(. give his opinion further than to- say that Con
~ gross was not now in possession al all tlI,
n 1sfit and sn it tS would @ y TO .S"r"s
n,. however to accept the terms named in tho
sit Santiago despatch.
" Representative Bvnum Of Indiana. said that
81 tho statement from Santiago in regard to tho
" withdrawal 81 tho Malta motto did 20 far
a enough. Chill simply cvndod the question.
a. At this iuncture she must apologize for tho
VI Treatment Of tho baltimore sniors and provide
tho indemnity demanded by he United States.
- In his opinion Chill was lodging tho issue.
ns A memhor OF the Committee On Foreign Re-
- lati0ns stI he could hardly cXprosS IN opinion
Tor on tho subject tonight because the whole
d matter would no considered to morrow morn
itm lug hy his committee md nm expression of
.bn HIS Vows ON the subject prior to that meeting
vi would. he snid hardly DO proper.
81, CfILI'S REPLY CRITICISED.
s. ApolOey KefOrr Itration.- Could the su.
tsl prenle lOurt Acts
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