, 1892-01-24
STAR OF PEACE SHINES
The Chilean War Cloud Rap
idly Fading Away.
Senator Morgan Advocates a
Settlement by Diplomacy.
Blaine's Letter to Chile Given
to the Public.
he is Satisfied with Minister
Egan's Course.
Diplomatic Relations will Cease
Unless Chile Accedes.
United states Addresses Chile.


United States Addresses Chile.
WASHINGTON. Jan. %. Although no
a;.o., ,.m.;.I .,aauo. - h.oL,;.-
a oo'a'neu
here IL s neVertneleSs learned tonight that
the Associated Press dispatch from San
tiago de Chile, reporting the nature of
,ba m.ton ;,s, sa,t hv th;s oor-
10 thar Oh Nnhe Is In tne MAN
correct, though couched 10 much less dip
lomatic terms than the original and going
bevond !, in one nart,cular of I'm nortance
IN. ,nou;, Ga
e"u
ing this communication seems to have
been the receipt by the secretary of state
,brouub Minister Mott of tba nol;to on-
'"ioS" = poneo an
nouncement on the part OF the Chilean
government that Minister Egau was not
persopa grata. but on the contrary of
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persona i"sfa'a' !" III es'inaeon OF the
Ohilean government, coupled with a
suggestion of a speedy adjustment of the
existing difficulty and TIE nromot,on of
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LII - fas:I;,s.o ". H. ~ ooun''ies
III " " ns "IehuIa"ai'
"A. uo' pIope OF uesir-
Ue oooupl' il. .uS 'ussee''on which
was en.nely ueApeo'eu anu III iact Gre
s.eu : sres' surprlse. was onereup2n
uelerIu.neu 'se controversy snoulo De
%SuLoddsae ueo.sise point oy inVitng
0ni o'oooe oetweeu ,mo ai.eruaolves'
:"a H. pNonnpny "a" Ine onen-
w aia1'a oIoulsr anu a'so make repara
u;..;ms 10 W. w. =, u amlIf olIne
H.u .aipan m1os' III Ease
VI a Ciuohts " ItlhI ulDlOLlaIIG
Th,ia o. or u G9l,u 2laees ana
NJ assSI ny, u 'nu1nul.eiY cease.
ma. U maxi an apology
mr"so a'vfa "n was aneiuuea 10 the com
LUZ ,ho. TL;i W ieason' IL y unaer-
nouo, = nnnsa ua a"Jus uiau 70 this
vmna,hr-w;. ,mriia..n nel
nlorable occurrences of last October and
expressed a deep regret for them. There
ia GOOD reason to believe that all this is
contemplated by this government in the
event of a possible refusal by Chile to
comply with these demands in simply
severance of diplomatic relations, and
that the supposed danger of war is by no
means increased by the steps now taken.
1t is believed NO more serious results
would follow the cessation of diplomatic
intercourse with Chile thar have followed
similar Interruptions OF such relations
with other countries IN the East. It's
understood TINS government was not Only
surprised, but also disappointed, Dy the
receipt OF suggestions Tor Minister Egan 5
recall, in view OF the tact mat a settle
ment OF the long pending diplomatic con-
troversy upon existing lines seemed to be
progressing tavorably and there was no
apparent reason why objection to Egan
should be made at TINS late daY.
Also there Id good reason 20 believe
Minister MONT was greatly dlsappointed
by this uuexpccted turn OF affairs when
threatens 10 end his earliest efforts TO
DTlng ABOUT an amicacle anJus'nnene oy
y usua, u.pluma'o S n
~. y q Ia 49, GsoIo ~
Iia.,o n.nUny ou u aha
ia.lons lNe' u oouIs' -
e3h.e,sa'ISu ely IuIaf; iepoi.s 'uai
pI,ais.es HE ~ . iecaL, nao oeen reaes'eu
anu au N "ou'u NC q tooa op!"i
Snnc 49, mhoa, marn o g gI oarrn m;.h
uomu tue'e I"os1 name Mouii oa'lS Ni.u
TTulkutI anu aa.uo..'', suor uI S
Eimuuus . Instance. an emoassauer W
seo',uiHSsm"S treaty auu 'ooA'uE oSer 'he
ne,a
Our l,eaodes win Cn'le nave oeeh
terminated mat would De no onense to
hgan. Au amoassauoe Is sent 10 40 a
partlcu'ar ming 10 ADJUST anairs ana
arranee iela'iohs oetween me minister
acerea nt 10 sne power ana ,9e govern
men. VI taa' 81 poWer' IL @oula De a hne
~ Sas;ru ~ d do' osrp Tnan 70 S Sh3W
Us u ~ ~ Jus. nSan' 70 onle
anu 10 a. Io nhua oGna a pien,po-
.., an ! ,snn.m nnI WIN ,h pomeis y
Honaos,n mea anu ~ II pnn y
zee S"a' VIA ne sieua.ioI ~, ienulus
1ra1 .ne,e "ouiu oe pea'e anu ,ne aos St
OF hri'a''oh III our country ana In oh'e
100. 49,,
There would be no otfense to Egan,