Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-04
WASHINGTON LETTER.
from our regular correspondent. !
w ashiugton, Jan. %, 1892.

Washington, Jan. %, 1892.
Chilis apology has deprived Mr..
Harrison of the glory he had anti
expated from the conducting of a
victorious foreign war, glory which
would in his mind at any rate, have
resulted in his certain nomination
and in adding largely to his chances
of reelection, and it is said, precl-
pipated domestic war between him
and Secretary Blaine-that they
destroy all of his fondest hopes. The
story as 1t is told here says that Mr..
Harrison knew that Mr.. Blaine had
received verbal assurances from the
ChlIan minister that the apology
would in due time be forthcoming
from his government, before he sent
the ultimaton. but he feared that the
credit of obtaining the apology
through the ordinary diplimatic chan
nels would all 90 to Mr.. Blaine, so
he sent the ultimation to Chill and
the correspondence and his message
to Congress, in order that he might
claim the credit for having frighten-
ed Chill into apologizing. Mr..
Blaine resents this stealing of his
thunder, and is credited with having
said that it would cost Mr.. II. the
Presidential nomination Of his party.
Whether this story be true or not,
it is highly ereditable to the Demo
Gratis in Congress that they accepted
the President message in perfect
good faith and were prepared to sup
port the demands of the admins
stration, even to the extent of a
declaration of war, when the situation
was cleared by Chill 5 apology. They
recognized the demands of this
government as just, and that was
enough for them as good citizens and
patriotic Americans.
The House committee and apprc-
priatione has favorably reported the
resolution directing that committee
to inquire and report to the House
whether the appropriations already
maui II io' 'ne on" q" .r,. i''' 1a,(,I,
ton will certainly be adopted by the
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