New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

your city Of New-York. and Britain may feel secure
in her commercial advantage but she mas sl h;h
Is our proportionate danger. and or II We were
warned last spring by the Committee 9i f", .,
Relations of the Senate. the danger that Great
Britain. by securing concessions which we nave
refused, shall break into our c21stne trace anu
our offences not I'm violation OF the Monroe Do'
frinc but in the name OF the republics along the
line Of the canal And already now that warning
We know that she asserts. against our protest
sovereign right over Belize and the Fay isia t
"A claim Of S7.WooOp against Nicaraeua-thc itst
step in the Esyptzation of Nicaragua ana '"e
lsthmus
BOWING TO FOREIGN DICTNr1ON.
We have seen the workings Of British diplomacy
elsewhere the distractions put in oar way me S'"S
faction derived from the b,undcrs OF Democratic
MANAGEMENT OF our foreign relations. what mas
been the British attitude toward us in Samoa?
1t was at the request # the British Foreign once
that the instructions have quoted when restI,ri
in the betrayal OF Mllictoa We're sent: ~ wa ,n'
Kritsh Minister at Washington. Sackyillc Wes;. VINO
broke his word Mr. Bayarl and rendered fu l.,t
the Washington conference, ana IL was nor u,'''
two wears later spurr,d on by the approaching eit'
ton when he wrote the famous letter nom levtr3.
So insulting 10 the President that must nav n ,
noticed haG it come tramp in tn gutter. iha'
Bayard and Cleveland gay" TINS man Ms IhS 9Iu'
our harbor AT samoa useless by negotiating i9r a
site there. and 1t is the British 'o.phS -. 49,.
ern itself, that puts iorM"I" ~, VI, Nn,Iri AL
administration OF samoa. NnI MI. cficr rises
i'm London and i'm an act Of fresh hmm lailon Pro
poses that Sir John Thurston. VINO pack,u ~ '''
present mcnacous British repre- -entatlN' III 7l'i'"'
has been the chief ins'igItor OF Brltlsh dcUNI's
shall be- put in control there. at, .
II is said that there always has been In this coun-
try one party siding with foreign nations IN ai ou'
controversies. What party j. that to-day a. NJ
Judged from the record rs made up ana r.. NV,
10 the present generation? l. !; the parry ma b"s
van Jams at London. and Seward ana Elaine anu
him who proved himself as girtt III "'p'o'.',WS ~ g.
I'm statecrafi and war BENJAMIN Harrison Al an
ington: that drove from Mexico the victor ol or
ferlno that has never yielded to Erltt'h "sEI
nor been entrapprd by British dHPlc'N' nor a.,
IL resent both at the hands oi Germany ! ~
,arty that brought You back peace crowned WIN
End from Berlin. That Would nav" EIN'm H'" 20, d,
canal at Nicaragua, oar hdE hoatnt E'''louS' ,t,'
Hawaii and our rights W.iiniilr'd ana ""'''
pcrillrd In samoa? oApplauseD
or il IL that party which has won I'T IS .''
,,ro,ch mat y,' arr wiihou, foreign policy. ma
n,r,v :, which the dipl,mltlsts az Europ' nay
never turned in vain which n ~N snort y''i7 ' t'
ms fvc, lowered our nag T. dishln1r ln IN" "a,
ci0c which has betrayed a weak i'oly' ana li'n'
,h, coura4,. 90 resent thu frpicN ~ 'hr 80 "i,N
~. .u.fn, of the nov Navy. il- t.irui'i ~ ~
~, and Of m. merchant marine "hH san ~
now with ID bin % compete ~ ,N'll, ~ '.'.
grade our flag by lo1n.ng u - hi4'i7n SHY WIN
in time Of war ,.. .,ht.t
say nothing - r.c.If 'rit'. tN" i'.'''S i,',,.y
have cast fresh iu~trr ON E'pIolrtn "l'''n.,.
Aprlauscl dr nos enter into i.' 4ifE'I 'l"' .'''
80 Inc .rcct. Of Democratic 'il. ON i"' "'-
~ fh. country You have ma lni iIfiht.'i 80 ''
van. Of .f u the books ~ |H' ""H '''' .'- PUB
Iut ~ Un. ih.ng can as-ur" t'n ,i'. tNilF '.""
,he fIlness II bitter tNp"i'n.'; ana ,',' - ~.
nm, honor q our Ie,plr cannot DE- -"iru*''' ~ 49,
hands 90 the p-ri 1rraf4- parry. ,N' $500 % ~
Nor approval aaI thcir tr'"- 'N.it-'-' '''' '''1
LONG contiuueIb