The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-25
CHANGEDTHEIR
ENGLISH PAPERS NOT SO
ANXIOUS.
significant Ctterances Of the Westminster
Gsystts m the Present Complication -
Tenor of the uisematuw sent by pre-
mter Gindstpne.

LONDON. Oct. 2a--Thc dispute be.
tween Great britain and Venezuela
which has resulted 10 the sending of
an ultimatum 10 the South American
republic, Is much commented upon by
che London press to-day.
The Westminster Gazette saws: "Af-
Ter n tremendous fuss, the Nicaraguan
incident turncu out to be a ridiculous
~ small beer affair, and In q short
time we shall have made the same dis
covery In the Venezuela matter. Great
Britain is not going to be set by the
cars by u pack OF v~enezuelans. Pres
Ient Cleveland knows wo have no
intention OF lan~d-grabbing in South
America and Monroeism has no better
friend than the old country. Our
colonial minister, who married an
American, has given tokens Of
his friendship to the United States
and It's people and he is not
likely to go out OF his way to get the
Marquis of Salisbury to tread on
cousin Jopathnn's corns. In due time
Secretary Olncy will no doubt tell the
vcnezuclans that they cannot expect
the United States to cspouse "a quarrel
when they deliberately presume, on
their limited our TO attempt 10
blufY a great power. We are glad that
the New York Post, which has done
such excellent service In promoting a
better understanding between the
United States and Great Britain, will
unhesitatingly tell it's couutrymen the
truth in this Venezuelan business and
also enliGhtcn the 'blatherskite' poll
ticians aud newspa pers who are seek
ing to fomept trouble between two
great branches Of the English speak
ing world"
The Pail Mall Gazette says 1.-THE
Marquis of Salisbury will not End it
convenient to keep o Autographed sup
ply Of . special form OF ultiu,atum for
south American republics. They are
perpetually making trouble, and the
mongrcl Spanish punctilio will not
yield TO anything short Of a threat
cned blockade. There Is no doubt that
the republic has grabbed a big chunk
beyond the Schomberg line. We have
mo- wish To bully Venezuela; but we
.ay: on hands, all the same
The st. James Gazette says: The
very able New York Post fairly APP
plies the term 'blathcrskite' 10 the
Tribune and similar publications and
politicians whose mouthings ON the
Venezuelan affair are nm example of
their habitual use OF foaming tall
talk. The United States government.
however, Is no 'blatbcrskite, and
does not listen to the opinions Of adj
yiscrs of that order. II Venezula has
that impression, she will do well to
remember the outcome between Eng
land and Nicaragua. Between % gov
crnment's acts and what the more
foolish kind Of person protesting to
represent American opinion says there
is usually MS much difference rs be-
tween sense and nonsense. Unless
President Cleveland Is prepared to
overthrow the traditions Of his for
coOrtinR complications, we may be
a that veuexuela will not receive
more backing than Nicaragua"
1t was officially announced to-day
that. In consequence Of Venezuela not
Offering a. apology or PREPARATION for
the Urusn incident, the Marquis Of
salisbury took steps to inform her rs
10 what PREPARATION Great britain re-
4uired, bnt, ~ relations between the
two countries had been broken OF for
come years, the communication was
not sant through the direct diplomatic
channcl As The document had not
reached Its destination, IL il not COT.
sidcred desirable to give details Of its
contents II II cOuchcd In forcible
terms and points out that Great Britain
sill not permit Venezuela to oveestep
the boundaries marked by the courses
Of the ave Cuyune and Amacura. but
Is wiling that the question OF other
disputed territory should be submitted
10 arbitration.