New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-04

tory. No III glsl interests involved. Tho
question whether the flag of the great Republic is
entitled to respect in !uth America; We demanded
the same consideration from the weak that we stand
" The London Tines Of February II. In more that
most intolerant comment on American anars. 1t
spares neither The people ne G9yGrnment nor ne
Mr.: Elaine have both behaved in the course # the
Gillian dispute in manner which even noitiran- Of
the American species can scarcely tolerate Appausc)
IFS MOTIVE MADE PLAIN
Such language in treating Of diplomatic incident
which did not cnrcnder single conflict Of part Ian
opinion here would be amazing If the same leading
article did not exhibit its motive by describing the
United states the natural refuge OF criminals, who
have reason to suppose that their presence is undo
Nj. Parnel door OF the House, and the President
la, turned MI Patrick flan. q lnGitiyc from En- III
justice, inio dtplomatst.' The London conspiracy
against the credit ~ our Minister AT santiago wa cyl
IDENTIFY contved to Illustrate the need Of taking Eng
Sh counsel IN ON treatment OF those who nave peeh
driven 10 exile for dtingu shed service in tie cause
shown himself in dlhcut SITUATION no mean OPP!
matst, was chosen Minister to Chill by the President
with the advice and consent Of the Senate on the re,
quest OF the secretary Of stale IL was not eediuea
a. offensive T. friendly lowers mat an lrShman sIoua
10 tho son Of an Irish emgran who lives in The history
Of the N"N World n, the LlbcIaior Of chin. nor
lie should be discIcdited to meet the wishes Of The
London lime, IL It were trnc, as mi III, }Pu n
machinery OF merely - catch the Irish vote 1t Is
the most royal compliment ever paid 10 the motives
unconsciouslv proclaims that no American pohcy
witch tmidy submits to National affront, or leaves
lection anywhere in the world Is iii Tor the indorse
ment OF the lish people OF the United States. have
i no merely iS 10 show the cCer Of the coa in Which,
British prejudice pays back American sympathy win
reasons that bind us to the fortunes Of that people
in the bonds Of an un6rohen affection we 1nn
example by which she has interpreted her theory
Of popular rights. Her entire political literature Is
by tot he
cchoci Of Eunkcr l.7 said Flood In the best VEN
Weakening Ireland from her disgracefu sleep nf
eenturies7 We offer no excuse for our at'aeGment
grievances by hanging up in the banquet hall az
Donegal Arms the portrait Of Franklin, with tue
1T 9 H w f i M INK io" er0 to h New Republic
beyond The sen. Lasting freedom and prosperity to the
iah Of our fathers by dcsplslng the faith Of yours
either TO conciiaic tie n"sa Of London criticism, OF
to suit the ovceicatcd taste Of persons living amons
Us. who have acquired the capacity OF apprccians ne
merits of every country except their OWL: tAPpals'
shown by the grateful words Of Washington and Ie''r-
and illustrated by the helpful counsel Of lnmei
Monroe Minister at Paris. preserved in the Journal
Of Theohali Wolf Tone. has grown with our strength
unti' day al factions Of I'll parties une IN Gomm"n
with the en- grants OF Ot!cr nations WHO 'ctj'd
Inc wilderness Of America On every fea Of every
American her blood has been shed for the Nannni
def fence. she Ia given advocates 70 the American
lar who have filed our highest courts with the tcas-
,atied chill en Of her national Genius 20 "rHc' or
Ut.rlitirc she has sent among us the ministers OF r
tho lc,v proccpS Of holy rcleiou. She has Kept
watch '9nsh her tc9rS %he , tTo Ior ]e naus If
bowels of her unnatural poverty the ioWiN l"l, ~
r Ioq have .G 9a 70 nd in la d% , o. irf b
the for and cPna charcc mt Is dened '"ein III '"'
Tc.c fnsi,iycs from Rrit Justice have taken
urcr them thc on of our citizenship. but We have
rcd nom p rcnouuce h"'r affection for taclr nr,lyr
ioud. ON the other hand We aSk to ,G c'u' hhynS
d.cd nor your faih. bow with YOU in rcvercnt com
mcmpaii. q tse dea! niro ~ iremnE~ h%ios ns