The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
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SALISBURY s SON TALKS
London. December 21.--Lord Cranban-
non. thu Marquis Of Selsbury's eldest son.
speaking at Rochester today dwoh upon
the necessity for maintaining the strength
Of the navy. II was dtsquictng and aeri-
GUS news he said which came from Ameri-
ca He did not admire the tactics OF pres,-
GENITAL elections In America, the viscount
observed, hut II this was only question
Of IN errsl wirs-pulling It mattered little
TO England. Whatever happenei ne con-
Guided. the people might lie assured thut
present advisers OF the crown would
W0rtniy maintain Engiands reputation.
Tho Globe tuls afternoon says Il SECS
Improvement In the situation and advises
bltAt Erl Ain T. keep cool but 1t
ready. as At wopjd be vtiau to the Ameii-
cans IN 4rseIVes To have them ina 1ine
a. At on" nurror OF lighting is so great that
we slonld he found unrealy at the last
moment
The s.. James Gazette rrmarks Every
day gained les somc hing. as u gives more
TIME Tor tNe reflective Aiuerit ans to assert
The Pau Mall Gazette prints dispatch
from Professor tioOdNiU smith saying that
There r. NO serious apprehension OF wa' In
Canada, as u g. generally felt that the
commercial cond .iot-- in the two cutn-
tries are sufficient to maintain peace, While
ca Tie other hand IL would be a mistake
10 waEe light or President CleVeiAnd's
manifesto OF suppose 1t to he a mere Did
As q result Of a series of interviews with
5 S sIe .3 general OF me h,ilsh consul
50 FAR as the colonies are concerned.
every reliance Is placed upon the Marquis
OF Salisbury's mnsterful dealing with the
quest lon. II Is sufficient to them that the
eu.aa,os are hal PLY an integral part OF
tho empire.
menuuE upon tho grave financial crisis
'r tbe United states says: President
{ Cleveland has inflicted a heavier blow
upon his country than ours. lie VIII ind
I that no bend issue or Withdrawal of
/ notes is SO onectunl as the assurances OF
CleNclaud's message will Ne commercially
ana financially disastrous To America for
/ a long limo to come. Everything POINTS
! to 4 further pressure for money in New
/ York and a premium on gold Is looked
! for unless the political situation becomes
I lees alarming
A dispntch to the Times from Rio
/ lanerio says that the Brazilian senate
and chamber OF deputies adopted a resou-
! ion approving President GlevolAnd's
I The press is divided, says the dispatch.
( The principal Journals accept he American
/ pretegs.1na. Tho Jacob,n papers support
/ An editorial in the Chronicle QiberaD
J says President Cleveland must induce
the Americans t. think deeply of the
/ our minds It Is virtually n terhinst,
for & appeals to facts and not to preiu-
dices and presents real and not imagin-
The Standards financial article says:
II is rumored that The ROthsohilds have
decided TO Immediately withiraw 551
cnpo from America Whether this Is
true or not the gravity Of the situation
Is uudisputed. Nobody fears war, but
It IL questioned whether the United
States win be able to maintain the gold
lombard, ana whether the silver parry
Y vi not become supreme aud g7l b.
driven 20 a heavy premium. President
CleV lands action has shattered all faith
IN he financial future Of America.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph denies the report, as far as
Berlin Is conc erUcd OF the financial
writer in yesterdays Daily Telegraph.
70 the effect that negotiations are pend
milton TO the United States.
t. tr9gHa haaneia article says;
the Rcthschilds viii withdraw their bal
Iucts from America
Il s. e=tlmoted t1at the gold shipments
from Now York tomorrow Will reach anout
f2,oe1 uoQ. the bulk going to Germany
whero the money can be more proiitab.y
4 dsratch to the Chronicle from Brus-
sc,s quotes mn interview had by Il repre-
sentative. Of me soir With Mr.. w. X.
Vanderbilt, In which the latter ts'ld'
"FVorything is possible: We shall not
yield an inch We can begin by closing
our ports AGAINST Nnslhni, Already !
haVn "a private tclVaram announcing tho
HonvOCa ton Of q c.H CrcsS OF dnlceni rs
from all the American repub.cs. Inis
congress viii curry through the project
for customs union elaborated by the lato
Nr Vanderbilt talked further of , Nj
ma Niucs to destroy the English fleets IN
p AR Cicyeland would nevcr havc thrown
, down the raint,Nt." Sai1 Mr.. Nanderput
were he not prepared FOR al eventuali'
Tie Granhic sa,rges,s the reference II
, tho arhirauon Of the question whether
the doctrine is applicable 10 the Neno'