New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-04
MACVEAGH AS BURCHARD.
INFAMOUS CONDUCT OF TIE CLEVELAND PRESS
DURING THE CHILEAN AFFAIR
Theodore Roosevelt in The Independent, August IL.


DURING THE CHILEAN AFFAIR.
Theodore Roosevelt in The Independent August IL.
II should Be a matter Of keen regret to every Amer
lean who wishes well TO his country that 4 certain
Sorheasern states, should have habitualy ana uni
iornily treated this Chlan affair As they had beios
treated the and Benng Sea affairs, IN a spirit
OF tbc gOSsesI part anship and Win tle most Sp-
ieuipubie lack Of all true american feelng' llkS
open enemies. the CM1an asgreSscrs, and OF tner
atcttor, the English residents in Ciii ana me ES-
sh newspaper press OF Britain. Who, actuhteI party
by National prejudice and partly by trade nH'ert ,
did all in tr power 70 tot aa5 Gs9 and a1c
oezed for the (hian acts of aggression: Not even
The English pres l,se Sh%MeG tbe actions Of our
Government and Of its diplomatic and naval repN-
few journals Of the Northeastern
and by the consistent naevolence oil ther S
and their unwearyng perverson OF me c,S' uS op
actually clouded the minds of many good people on
this subject.
HOW MINISTER EGAN WAS REvlLED.
From The Evening Post, september s. lool.
There seems to be general desire 10 set MIN f. PAT
Eganl OF the position lMnlser 10 onp peiore
Congress has ohanoc 10 investigate ms Performance,
Il he ' Is recalled The chances that he viii &c,
out OF Chill in much the same %ay that ne S Ot W'
with The charge hanging over him Of having never
accounted for 100000 Of Land League tundo ne
where, under an assumed name he took steamer steamer
for the United States. There are steamers leaving
and Egan would have fresher fields CT opportunity in
that or other easily accessible country imam ne
has been run American politics has no further ,lse
for him. for the day OF the Blaine lnshfaAh HIS
passed never to return
From The Ney.York World. september .. 1891.
There ia no reasonable doubt that Ministe? Egan
has conducted himself in most unseemy mshne lI
lie took sides in the struggle between os ar a
ing that the United states shoud not ScoSl ~ u
n.11y that is now victorious, while he ana ms ',h
seem to have derived pecuiary profit from their reia
,ons With Inc fugitive ex President OF Chill. -:
Minister Fgan should be recalled at once. nis pun in
eictcd by The Government whose trust lie has be
trayed.
From The New-York Times. September 3, 1891
rbcrc is probably not much more reason FOR Egsn 5
iecS sn Vas unit TO the verge Of scandal and Il
Tcen has been acting either ool NY or lmPfVp.i' Il"
his post II what might have been eAI'o'"
HOW MACvEAGH RENEWED THE ATTACH
From The Tablet october 70
NJ Egan's reply which we p91lsh vile snn
,o,,,nn eljcctuay dSpOses Oh NacN eaghS we Sill
der. We would nE nave y, Gceir'T MOI tia,
nI1is,r Of Lgrmnent iri~! America %h1 a.,
diriousy exploit their love OF ieamu aaa e 49, ,
rae. Whenever the moment for 80 cong s''ns "p1 n
nlrs sai on the platform. and listened as vi: hS,h
spy remarks. in mean silence 10 w. 'o"s' ~ th@m
DER Of tie renegade MacNeagh Evety ono o. ,e r
~ HniIiar will Patrick Egans record. ana CT!
one Of them Knew That MacNcash cnsss uS,', nv
lin Were malicious lies, deliberately uttered VIII ue
Sssign nj making little capital for the Depocrauc
British Free Trade party
AID SENATOR HILLS sCHTllING RED, NJ,
Senator Hi, as Reported in New'ioFA ilc'"D VI Wv
tD5sr y. 1900, i,ho,,, hin,
The Democratic party has pr9,peed Ti n,s r ra
n has ALREADY made will DO the ben0cr1uc r"
more injury than good our Is iI the more he con-
e.mrs himself lie should be repudatcd by In ; Pa ARD
for IL own selfrcsTct o. 20 his harangucs
should no; recognize MN DS HS''i'''e "
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