The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-26
BRITISH COMMENT
Does Chill Wish to Arbitrate Ire marks OF
the London Press,

the 1sO1uOm EfeoNs
LONDON. Jan 25-The Tin,es's correspondent
cables from Santiago that 1t Is understood that
Chilli will agree to submit all the questions be-
tween that country and the United States to
arbitration.
Inquiries made at the Foreign ONCE have
brought forth the fact that nobody there seems
to be aware that England has offered to act as
arbitrator in the troubles between Chilli and
the United States On the other hand. it Is
semi-oflcially said that it is doubted that there
is any truth in the statement tits not thought
probable that such an offer would be palatable
at Washington.
The ST. Jdnaes's Gazette this afternoon. refer
ring to the Gillian crisis. says that " much may
be excused in a county, which had an envoy
of Patrick Eean's character thrust upon T."
adding that it would be difficult to suppose
that either OF these high-spirited republics
really means business"
The Globe says: Tho Chilian anxiety to
get rid Of Minister Egan was justified by
American determination to keep him in Chill,
OF Ills merits. It viii be a long time before the
United states again gives Fenian dipo-
The Pa Mall Gazette says, 1T is difficult to
VIZ The IntSd states
ter EGan's son is prosecuting Chilli for reyoI
ing railway concession throws flood Of
The Times says that there is undoubtedly a
6ss IN gh ths snd the
American Government in that country were
WssF point hsf RGsy T1e
tack on the American sailors was more ct than
Ss ci Ss js.%
the circumstances might excuse more than
defects Of form IN the apology. upon the neces-
stress. The exiGencies OF electioneering are
All HsS,sen bs i PSn that R5ss
make out case q provocation on the part Of
Chili. and to cultivate q quarrel with that re;
ssS s"s 'ns srsi
Sa FTFss Eth Hnss fng ass n nsss
maintaining medium Of communication that
and e4s sns the Gh The
foE applying il was iostered. i not sreated.".
sasns s0HlaK fys .fHf Tie ss
an WtemDt to make tsos little
o%n eSntfo2srses with The United states
are prolonged to serve political ends. Between
might barely have passed as lofty. Directed
| at a small neighbor II sounds more than tri-
A. Rs There iea.es f S ReS r
buncombe. but It is not buncombe to the Chill
inns. who should not BIO deferred by. false
pride from Offering every reasonable satistac-
The Chronic,s says that the fact that both
a Presidential! election may account for the
animated words employed In the President's
message no doubt n,tsr consultation With MT
a little beilicose buster. which involved nc
greater sacrifice thap paper and ink; Mr.. Har
not covet territory ought not to be taken as
pledge. but rather as san az ingsnions device tt
the United States and Chill has lost Interest
for the serious public: It Is a. r. ItI1edlfyins
sationai features to recommend It to ottsn
HRha eh vii :n$ fssn m m
case Hs shSIIh be hbie to So,
siraid. he H cannot say. No doubt the obs s.'
macy Of President Harrison is due to the fact
that electioneerinc is at the root OF the quar-
The advertiser SAYS: 1t looks as II the lead
oSstaeSs IL the way q peace rather than eS
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see sloodlsss aTStTssttioa resoHed 's to lori n
DUBLIN. jim. 2Y.-The Freeman's Jou,na
SAYS that EGan's yndication has. come at last
| The message OF President Harrison is q wei
come set OF to the destinations Of the LondoI
Tunes and OF the Tory press; There 10 NJ
long. 1t will generally satisfy the peopleof thu
Unitsd States ss to the complete vindicatioI
| OF Egan.
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