Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-24
sALISBURY'S REPLY.
- e DESCRIBED AS EvAslve AND
EOUlVOcATiNG.
ss President r"'h' War 10 Transmitting
a 20 the senate-A sensation
in Consequence.
nv telegraph 10 tho Dispatch

vs.erfscTnN. Mafcn 1as--i NC iI'Si"'"' =
80 transmitting Lord Salisbury's re-
,sc last note from this government
., On fhc rao,l,is riucpdl was laid before
..,o,e IN executive session at O'Clock.
sslsbury's reply, as already stated
.,.sl reitcfation Of bis declination
.,v tho niod,s yiccndi on the same
.. existed last year. After half an
'.,. .l,.cuss,on the correspondence was
.f.--.l % the Committee on toreign re- t-
r. and The doors were tSope .t,, '"o
,.rdonco was not mace puohc. q,
prs.ident ia has letter announced
lad made a roJoinder 20 LORD
....tafy fepiy.
FORD sSIfsBvBY's NOTE
1..rribcd as the synopsis Of a do
..rl, fo tho State Department note
.fo follow by mail. Ills refusal 10
t,a renewal OF the UodtN riutndi
r,r,ri with several counier-prO-
r' tho reading Of which was re-
o.thil suppressed irritation oy the
t. The general character oil me note
...br.l A. cvasive and eqnlvocatng.
i-,.,l.nt's reiOinder was also trans
't.fhc senate. 10 is pungent COM
..,.r in winch the President bread
.,,. DIPLOMATIC language, hints that
.-.I..l urv has not met his oyertures
..It. rward. buNness-lke manner.
v.rtmg EXPRESSIONS.
r-.. lont insists upon a renewal Of
.r.aH without reference 10 IN
...f .r irrelevant conditions, ana
t.ts with the stirring assertion
OBJ. cuyefnmont Of Great Britain
... OIL. assist ln the protection OF the
-.. fhe arbitration OF the claims
I-.t,l states he VIII proceed 70 en-
.. Lass. and exclude pOachers from
~. 4 the military force OF the
~,...- IS required u accomplish n.
...4trl % sensation IN the Senate.
..- GRAVITY or TIE CASE
r...I.nawal of the strongest efforts
,.,.r %. O. prevent the public from
.cguaintci with the facts
-... ,pondence has progressed
...r.. no EXPRESSION Of opinion by
......t .u his letter OF transm'tial
ELL. nas not needed, IN view OF the
.-..l pO.ltiOn assumed by hun
lrr % Lord Salisbury. which
-.l .. -.rei with the unanimous APP
.f ... senators, although the de-
....f Q.. zoo short 10 disclose ON
...fI.r Standing.
-.r..Ftri WILL nE RATIFIED.
,...,.. there has been nothing in the
.4..rrrt vote upon the treaty OF
..... r and there Is o well-defned op..
t..f ls surrender by the United
70 I.r rights acquired by treaty
I...a. SO csn be stated that the
. uI soon be- ratified by the
In' resolution Will accom-
% rrotng that there does not
f.auy sufficient reason for tho
...t ry thc United states OF It's
-, .ur-diction pending tratlon,
-..c the President 10 use oil
t-...f ,te military arm Of the gov
...,- Oh. secure the protection OF the
.-,.. Oil. United States.
.r-fnY "FAus 10 CONSENT"
mated above. Lord Salisbury does
.-.srafe refuse 20 enter into n'OdnS
some KIND be does not fatty re-
.tI,a party 20 some arrangement
o. automatically epeaklng, he ialls 70
...f. the proposition made by tins
.....,t lnasmuch as tho Senate has
..It.r. kethe correspondence public
...,... .Irr.v difficult to get clear state
....t-ra exact idea Intended TO be con
..I., 'Ur diplomatic language OF such
...,.- ..rce rs that laid before the
..t. t-tar. but undoubtedly the I'M
-.r generally conveyed by the read
,.u..tla' Lord Salisbury has refused 10
.-sut.r arrangement OF last year.
r,. w .Ht NATURE or an ULT1MATUM.
r.,r o. stated that there IS nothing IN
..-...-. ~ ID uItlmatum on the part of
.lr government I'D the correspondence
baton. fl. senate. The correspond
.. f- .r considered incomplete, aud
/ ..Vsr - su. open for further letter
-rl- n tc line of endeavor
d. OH. Part 40 each side T. show
fr tle 1tler party IS IN
.. wrong. Underlying the formal
tlr...0-Y 0t diplomacy, however, Is an
.t...f .lf,urou on the part OF tins gov
.-...rt G. lurg the matter 70 the point
Old tl.t. determination before the seal
r-..4..u D.. far advanced. and the Presl-
.,,'- I.uIy. 70 IL thought, VIII greatly
.. t. l.utf4umcut OF the desired re-
.f-e.Ufr INDlsFosED TO RECEDE.
1.N.. Narca 23.-The Graphlc says
..fl-.l II q portion OF tho Pacific
...rl l.ruward shows that Lord
Salisbury D., aot disposed % recede from
postum. Happily there Is plenty OF
i- farther negotiations. PRESIDENT
H.- il- lgparcntly taken Lord sails
tr.. munllsance for irresOlution,
l...- wagering reioindsr. little
r.,. urt.-p .rieuca and rchecu Will
..a lw BE-, mistake.
Ir.e March 24.-The Morning Post
s. "It isl impossible to believe that
t.l Oh. glamour ot the elections Is re-
-..l from the ewes Of the American
rt..l 20. they viii fail 10 recognize the
ct fairness of Lord Salisburys
proposition. 80 small a matter cannot
i.., SERIOUS friction between two great
--.,. .l,l by b.ood.nj
fY Nrrs SAYS: II the statesmen
..l .a..Aa,- GA both sides DO not soon
.-.e H0lhis Uiradi, the arbitration
F.-. .. uo more than one OF those
l atoms 70 certain place Il paved
r'a a. .rreaIances 90, President Her-
1 v.I not uece sarlly score at ali
AuaNGEEOCs DEADLOCK
l.Vy March 1.-The Chronicle says:
l.. I.Ir.-Stl case looks like a danger
deadlock. Throughout the tedious
a'.u I'd tAe discussion it has been
rI that Americas view Of arbi-
.-..l meant that England should
tr persuaded or coerced INTO full
. a the American demands.
10 .. macy # President Harrison's re-
..ii tl grasp. particularly coming
r., That. however young III the
..t- o' diplomacy, Is at least great
aimlrer % peace
4i. ..t.g.h SAYS: I'VE hesitate 20
a'f tar u.ws as alarming. but il Is GER
.i .-.lt.e-oue aad disquietlng. We
ry hope that President Harrl-
$500" NA lNAltdiN tbTtilNu -
'-,.f reported. IL Is always
'1 remember. IN dealing with
tr.r.an lr4yado of this description. that
u.ts AFFORD an excuse for the palhation
OBJ rgAge which IN quietor times would
tt,rei outrageous. Sill We cannot
...i t.u the hope that the expression
'.Nf- rated. Neither can we imagine that
at attempt 70 embrOl the nations
assist President Harrison 10 the
-n. Hc may rest assured that
H. rt likely TO believe in the
'.-. o. ID modls uir1.h because
i. 70 the swords point.
...i i. vr are glad 10 see the Pacific
---'0l ilg northward. History has
proved that the easiest mode OF Sc
I...e is % show promptitude IN
..-ilt .or defence
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