The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29

time because u considered the instructions sent
TO the representative OF the United Stale. unluS-,
or disrespecuul 10 Austria. SAID luSttuci iOus
having been published m a message OF tile PTeSl.
nj, VINO sent 81 10 the Senate. "lhis denart-
meuL' SAID Mr. Webster "IaS on former oc-
ca>ious informed lis Ministers 10 foreign powers
Ihat q communication from the President 10
either House of Congress Is REGARDED a. DO
nestle communication ut WHlcb, ordinarily, no
foreign ale has c0guiZmce; aud, In more Te-
cent cases. tHe great imprOpueiy of making such
communication Tie subject OF cOrteSpOnuehce
ana ti Iumt.lc discuss ion has been tuliy shuWu-
Tie circumstances OF publicity does nor ehanBe
The cuaTae:vl of Tie communication in the Opin-
iuu 4 Webster, because such Is Tie common
and usual mode of proceeding"
Tie communication Of The President 10 the
Seus was. thrfrf0I-, in The nature OF Hoie.
aud lhJL Vas the reason lIdl aOSialued from
communicating 10 you the instructions when
Malta uad sent me on the lItn al Becell-
btJ aud I had The honor SO 10 inform you. |
added, hUW yer. that 10 was far Il ON being the
purpose of MY Government to act IN "A manner al
a offensive 90 tie resident OF rhr United
sta eS, or any member OF his Cabinet. aud that
Matta'S uOIe, II rightly interpreted, admitted OF
honor 10 inform you l received instructions
troW nay Government 10 inform That OF tie
Unlied states ,Eat ID consideration or The views
expressed by buchanan aud Nebs er TN lS49
and 1880, jhat messages sent by the President
10 Cong Css we're domestic commune cations,
when cannot serve as a basis for INTERPRETATIONS
by foreign lOweIS or tucir representatives, my
Governm nt had no objection 20 the striking out
Of HE Uote Of December I'm OF such words as
might BE- considered dlSagi eeable by the United
States Government
on The lSth inst. IN Official telegram was pub
ished which had been addressed by the Com
mauder OF the Yorktown TO the Secretary or lhe
Navy, cOuched 90 terms offensive 20 The Govern
ment OF Chile. ana, IN ylew OF what we bad said
concerning the note OF December llth, deemed
70 my duIy 10 c 20 your attention 10 that ieie-
gram lie lofty spirit Of justice which Charsc-
teflZts you ala not permit you TO hesitate 10 tell
me That lie We. dug OF said telegram was im-
proper and Obicctouable This declaration on
your part, which was as impartial Just ter
minated The Incident.
Since the early part Of The month OF October,
when had the honor to be invited 10 The unof-
ncial conf relces with Jhe representatives of the
Department Of State as the credentials which
accredited me as Minister of Chile had mol Yet
arrived II has been repeated 10 NE on
various occasions by the United States
United States was nOu persona gTatR 10 the Gov
eminent OF Chile, ID was sufficient for the Gov
eminent Of CHILE 50 10 state, and that SAID
representative would be succeeded by another,
on The rule based upon The nature or diplomatic
re al .0uS and designed 10 m Ae them frank aud
cordial, that the representative OF a nation must
be persona grata 10 the Government 10 winch
lie is accredited.
Iutue conference win which y0u were pleased
10 favor NE Oh the 2UIh inst. i had Tie honor TO
sta. that the representative Cf the United States
al oJuij 20 VAS non persona grata 10 Tie Gov
eumruI pf Cbllt. which would be very glad to
receive another representative from tie Iuued
States. You were pleased 10 acknowledge that
The Government q Chile has The right TO ask
tuat ! change should be made. AtteTNa!d, hay
iuE your notice, / addressed 10 yuu ia writing,
The same communication which i had made TO
you yel 0aUy.
have daeued II my duty 10 state IN this note
tie foregoing facts, which show the friendly aud
cordial purpose ul our conference, 70 WucA YOU
eIc- PEDRO MONTT
TO bon. James q. Blaine.