New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

awvor Of a case he IS prosecuting against an adveN
sary. don't believe that ought to have war but
this opinion IS provisional, and my Judgment VIII
depend upon a careful examination OF the papers a'
they are printed
Mr. Oates. Of Alabama was for lie said t:
" think the message is well timed, and CONSERVATIVE
in tone | think the President IS exercising com
mcudabe forbearance- cOmmendabe, too, In the for-
be,rance and reasonabeness Of his demands. ii the
demand, are not complied with. and suitable icp''a'o
made he IS right to break of diplomatic rea'io"s ;
and not only that l say the Government oughI W
send n competent force there and compel them u
respect our flag In uterng that, in my Judgment
am uttering the true sentiments OF the Oh fepei
element in the south. The old Southern soldiers re
spect this flag as our flag and il Insults are onere"
are prepared 10 fight like devils for the maintenance
Of the honor OF the country or course war Is d
serous thing and ought not be entered IL it can be
avoided BY peaceablc means. think the fresideht Is
taking peaceful and conservative view. ana that
Chilli will see the justice of 1t and make suitable
PREPARATION. IL not, SHE VIII nave 10 e'Ao 'io ''
quences' u,
Representative Holman chairman OF tile Appropna'
lions Committee said A strong message; ana inc
House will stand by the President II the cOrrespohu-
once warrants the statements made There VIII be no
Withholding, in any sense. OF appropriations III Ease
be really necessary" A.
Representative sayers, OF Texas, another Democratic
member az the Appropriations Committee, said: ut
i, a very strong presentation Of our Governments slue
of the case ,, uo - ,.,or
NJ a declaration Of immediately Il tmhh,
he said the Is strong american ptr n,Ic
n,prr | agree heardly with the Presidents express
and implied recommendations that Cll shOud oc hciu
To "A silct accountability Tor the occurrences, .,L' ,
President take, offence and To make sslsiac toy aehus
To TN, Government for the insult 70 the nag anu
injury 70 our sailors and that this shall Do zone at
The EXPENSE OF war IL amlcable settlement can De
reached. Ia tact, II you waiI' i ny w thiut
the acton VI the CHILEAN Government listAes de'i@'
ton Of war at once ,.,., IT,, urto
Presidents treatment of the matter Is StaesInalllke,
dignnod and clear. am strongly IN FAVOR oil media
ZION, but rot the part OF England , ,
Nir. Catchlngs OF Mississippi. said: heard Only
a part OF the message. 1t seemed 10 me the President
made a strong case. VIII lhe House Sustain MN
Thrre is no question and never h.- been any question
about the House sustaining nun. chairman of
Representative Herbert OF AiaDainii, chairlnah ~
the Navul Affairs Committee ead The President )
message seems to be- II iair statement ol te cle ~
without regnrd TO party, sustain the President in the
course lie i taking Certainly We cannot permit a
kind into It's own hands. with the connivancc OF the
local Government and pnniSh our sailors IN the cruel
and brutal manner IN which they did. for some sup
posed offence by tho agents Of the United states
am PARTISAN Democrat, but am American hfs' anu
senator Ilawley thought the message able, strong
clear and tcse II VA, comprehensive review oi the
senator Allison considered the mes sage ter>e and
vigorous statement OF the situation. The PiT,'ldent
thoroughly examined all the Id'tS ~
make only Just demands oi Chill, which would NC "'-
corded soUleg or later. ,.a
senator P-rer. the Alliance senator, was pleased
with the general tone OF the message II was I"'rF
otc and American. =. - ,,.uu,i,,,o
senator Iloar. chairman OF the Judiciary committee
and a member Of the Foreign Relations Coill,'eo ..
lilo senate Thought the facts In the message W.T.
clearly ana powerfully stated BY fle,'ae' nne
and he Of the opinion that would De ue peted
ind yuent Of mankind. We cannot De suspe,o "
said the senator Of being afraid Of any comfy ~ , .e
face Of the earth. think the uO'er'1n ,sb ya f
United States should Itself propose sOuc ieuou ".
arbitration or other peaceful solution o. inc ~
difficulty, without much regard to c'o'",, rx1 Az
diplomatic etiquette false notion :. lts own as
My The arrOnt which Chili has inni'teu "p t tr
I,,iteJ states made such proposition rs have sug
gested public opinion OF the entire cNAe" "o'iu Will
rhs PEOPLE ato behind that message said senator
o'AJ Strike, from the shoulder the comment of
senator Shoup was emphatic IhI mssy age y
sound Thoroughly patriotic and must anu WIN ie'sNo
nrwnior support The American people Will stand no
NOR %c"ss".s FRO" , apy sHaior lssahe
y.r's ANALYST, Of great mas OF CORES pohdehce: al,
analysis Inspired BY the very gae,S p"r pnhoa h
honor and dignity " the United STATES az tic WIZ
over As whether the Presidents ,omea,ois y ase
sustained by the testimony. We can say nothing ~ ye,;
When have read the testimony eau 81! hiorc 'oo"'
Mr.. outhwaite said: 1T Is strong and dignlhed
presentation Of tn: ca,e:D ,,. wise able
Mr. Burrows Of Michigan said IL !, WIS.,; aUc
and patriotic message, and will awaken quick response
rom all our people. ,... norocratc mann
T. IT, O'Nell, of Massachusetts, a benio.lao lIoi.
her of the House Committee on APPROPRIATIONS sp1no
Of the Malta dispatch deliberate and yindlcuS"
insult to The American people ~" II me thilahe 90
NOT dl,avov that Dispatch said Mr.. OMEN, Il Won"
blow them into the Pacific. , ,,
most able message" said Representative Henry
Cabot Lodge 1t is strong present alton OF the iae.s
and dives Congress the info nation IL Ought 10 nave
Al the same time, 1t Is perfectly temperate messase
n leave, tho door wide open for Chi To 90 inc ueoeh'
and nron-r thing and thus end the matter.
General Wheeler said approve OF me message
The House will sustain the President lie couu no.
have said less. and he said what he had to say Ill
dIcnifcd and proper manner ,,.,. -. -
Nr Hatch. of Missouri, regarded the sltnauoh a.
,,,,, one n had been forth by the President WIN
Great force and dignity II 1t became necessary Tor the
1nlted states to sever diplomatic relations win 'he
nre'nmcnt Of Chilli Chill must take the consequences
| think il a very manly message" was inc com,
nenf of Mr. Cummings. OF New York dchvend IN an
a",nhatic tone and think that the House VIII sup
mort whatever action the Committee on Foreign Affairs
NAV take upon it,
BncHIRDs. THE MURDERER. DECIARE SANE.