Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-31

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SANTIAGO, thil:, Jan. .j.-T
| Binilr, Nn-lin4ton: | ha:t 20 da,
'"':r're'l th's reply 10 my lcr;y of III,
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| Sir: l'hr Undersigned h4~ had III.
hhhrr I" re,+ivr Your +xcellt nry'.
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t~ived II this Il p4rtnI+ut 23i, and
tuIy authenticated rt,'ie- Of 1u-tttIc-
tons winch the to1orAb'r srcrrtnrv ut
ut Nh. htnEt'n sent your txt+} 'enry
ny cAh:e Under d ,tes nf thv I'D lust,
ana :..3 Ut Or,oter, 1881. III The ill.,
strnrtIuHs If ~ lust. tile honornh T
secretary If state intru- ycur exrrl.~
ency That His Excellency Harrison.
htier 'AI efully XAntinlnE All That nna
bttn submitted t." him ~ the govern
nle1,t nf Chill with respect t. tn+ event
which occurred IN Nu!raraisu on The
evening oi O"tober 18th, and taking
INTO "'ts~l'l' r>tirn the testimony Of
the ttflrer. and crew nj the ve-4el
EAlti,lInrt. ami If o. ll-r. v llu witness
tt1 The event. hts arrived ut tue f',l!ow-
Ing tU',rtu.lnt =:
"Flt>t-Thn' with Regard trtlaf IT,
= hit t!t-f+ II. = hzt1, !iu change Il hat
Eyer III 1T" II, tte rharac'tr given "a il
~ h" tir't 1tt"r pl i + tvet,, VIZ:
A't It was All 't'tck upon th- uht-
form n' th~ IVY ut Ih+ Cuittn = u1e.,
W'1l.'tt III Il IT, orig II n!t n,n1tt II
feeling "1'"'-t / y toAurd &hut governs
til III nn't nM ~ say rtt 'fnd4viduuI
-at:'r- IT, l'nti4x tntt.'
>"r It'd -thnt.1tt lr',s''- III h4ttIc-
If \'tp4rHist e.Hltntir Mt1 n',t: 'tu
tlt1r duty in IrnttttinH tile >a,iur-,
and tint t'urt II tt4+ },st1re aud >r,1it
tht.Ihn- = 'Iti,tI> sud >Aal,t- reUttrr.,t
tur'n~tlv~~ ru4l1H Ut uHpruvok+u hS-
.:.'1lt~ mi -"1Inrs II llle United States,
In ,r+ uAti uf:eri h.. 3u t..r ,sttt :.rrte-
tt~!'. u1d .itat Lr tn ll+vt~ It:11u wa@
i ii,u Hv lit Iui1ic+ or sa}.ii~r., nn,i
thnt he ~ ''l'rt4ucntIy rtintr:I'tt tu
.Atr; :f1e uute.l,n ,,AC tu tit -l'.:e III
wthcIl II "ns plated l'y The mre It '!.t
Hnn. Whu't"nr dated Ullubrr -
aud /" a>I< tor "ni:utl,- satisfaction ut.n
-ntne ntitlu,'r r-imrAt,ru fur the In
jury d"ne the G"v~rnnl"nt Ut the Ell
t+h S'H'e,. The Honuroh!e -. retAry
OF State Blaine regrets that the gov
ernment Of Chill ha- not Iru,u tl.e very
ttf>t duly appreciated th" gravity OF
the question latse.i, aud hat 1t hus At-
tritutcd tu it III other Importance
than st,at nf III ordinary quarrel tt-
tween sailors. adding that 10 govern
nent which RESPECTS itself cuu conseu1
to civil or military persou- e.uploye,1
iu IT. service being maltreated nr kill
ri In to.e,gu territory un account OF
for act~ which it may have
or which may b. imputed
to il, without requiring adequate
repArattn'. The Hun. Blaine lit this |
recalls the !nct that The
ot the United States l,ns |
voltnt 'rlIy recognized Ibis principle |
Atd has acted uccofuiug j. Wnvu ill.,
jury has beeu committed by IT, people |
sg~inst uny ulIe Ii 'ltlirg an official po.
-ition Of " f"rt'gu country IN c'nee-
uuentt II nctA y Iirh had aroused re-
sentiment, III such case the United |
SUIT. havv nev~r sought word, 1T lit |
order to muke rrparatl"u, hnt Ilnvt
condemned such uc1s in vigorous aud
en. rs"tlc 'ern,s, nnd have never re-
tusrd tn vive ollier ndt 4uate 4atlstac-
tio".
lne Honorable Secretary ut State
Blaine, H'Ale+, moreover, that 1t WAS
not bis intention to discuss "details of
the incident ot Octotef, bu. only 10
eet forth lhe conclusion ut which his
governue / has arrived. Tue h 'nur-
able set retary Of ntatesays: 1--WE lave
given cveiy kind "f "f"rportunity to the
governu1tut ut Chill to .t1tr expinna>
tory ar tx:cluulinI circumstances,
and we have Kivtn dne consideration
to the f'ct that the government ot
Chill during The greater mart of The
time which ha> elapsed since October
lG:h, has betn in II provisiunal hitua~
tion."
HI then adds that f1e liz uirtc.e cd by
His Exueliehry Harrison to *ay that
he Inns been compelled TO take notice