Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

trouble with chill last year. and their
rpnHsprtiun No tllla timp viii HirOuEthon
the peace ol tie world
The Alnhnmn controversy, of course
involved more than the Boring Hoa con.
truywsy and uWiip a different humor pre-
ynilvd then from that which prevails TO-
day, Tho feeling between the two cnuu.
tries was strained aud N spirit of section.
misni iu America was Ncilvo, yct u WIS
said that the Alabama controversy W No
had not hcen scitlrd hy treaty would not
lave been rpsoriud tO hy the United
Siutr ns a cNHua hclli but would have
been used only n n grievance
An International court ol arbitration
often hrngf together strange bedlullowa
lu political parties na n uukingy Illus.
trnivl by tho quality of the commission
nov sitting in Paris
The oomnisslon, ae constituted, ~ com.
posed 0f lhc following g0nilemoni Amcrt
Gun manufacturers, Nonutor john ~
Morgan mud Justice Harlan OF the Uniicd
n'htr court British commissioner Lord
llnnuen Italian commissioners. Mar.
outs Ninconl Nuuosln rrcnch commits
glpnor hlron Alfonso do COursol, SwOd-
ish commissioner Judge Gram.
France, Italy aud Sweden have boon
miiitd 90 slt na neutral parties because
All these powers are friendly ~ both
Great Britain nnd tho United Stntca,
ne'agso they nrg ln nu way concerned IN
thu dispute, and hprnuae fhoy are all
great maritime powers Tho commission.
cra thnt represent these countries nro
able authorities 0u international law.
Tho ability of lord Hnnnou IA uuuune.
Toned. hnd hu a. remembered iu Ainerion
o. having bcun Tho president of tho
lhfnnl enquiry commission, which ca.
nhingi lle charges preferred against
Charles n inrnrll hy The london 'rnas.
lord Hammer H. 10 be- advised In DO
arbitration hy the wpll,gnowu Enpllab-
men, Sir Richard Webster and glr
'hnfles liuHhrll Who fought Qua nnother
- this same lnucll c0mmsslon Sir
ihlrcs Russell, Tho. lAhprhi. Joins hands
ellh rlr Richard Webster The Tory, na
gn'i the Democratic Alabama senator
Morgan with Justice Hnrlnn Uut in
Paris PARTIES nra for mo mon,out obliter'
aloNi Ahl g hgcpincH "a qucati0n of Uncle
sam or John Bull
ho nRcui ~ the United sutos n tho
diplomatic rpnilnmun, John w lfoalpr
eAtrcfOmy Of state. fho agent of Tho
FhRl,h N9ycinineni ~ Sir Charles Tup.
h.h canadian cpinnlsalunor of hshorirs.
The Americans nr0 10 be- ndyisod IN
Frederick Il Coudofi. Jnmos N Cayteg
Judge Blodw.ii, Edward a, PHELPS. er
j. w, Williams
The proceedings Of tho nrhiiradon afo
20 bo c0ndnriel in linglish, ibonQh both
l'fehch tnd Italian VIII ~ fraguntily
henlu. nH tln majority Of tin npmhars of
lhe committee arc rJnfnriaut viii tt.,'
lonsnt Vra, Only thu "a Jiplst M u,,dn.
hhue language wli BE- employed. dbn
commission hns until Juno 10 Rfrlvo M "A
FUSION aud win quito probably uan
nli ne Time allowed lilo two povern.
mpnis, namely Great Britain aud AnGr.
Eh bpnf brtWepu them the oxpona0s III
Nig Wlplc commission
! hshoi Mr. lpudfri III M thought tho
contniesien could agree upon treaty.
10 not think Il win ho ~ dlHonlt
Tor The commission % fench nn agree.
meni,' BE- replied, ms fOr pnfiinueni IN
couGfenl 90 uiifY tho trcnfy. Thp onu.
lnlasioneft nfu ull able men with enlunnf.
~ Judicial minds. and win 40 fhplr best
% setNe the question lu dispute
would you consider the Heflur fna
QUESTION csen q possible cnaus bell, ID loH
II should think not. though TINT Wonld
depend ui0n what the iicfing aon uins.
upn might become w Loft unantflnd n
cautiously replied Mr. C0udnr.
10 you think Mr. Gladstone a beftor
igieing p tAe American people thau lord
~ ihipk," said M Coudcn "Mr
llagtlone q very good friend III as
United States and VIII DO whit he CON
~ honor ~ settle the trouble between M.
WILLIAM EDMUND Christian.