New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-13
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HoTH NATIONS INTERESTED
Incorre,, reports have ben circulated I'm regard
10 the manner 100 Rhich inc award ~ ~ 'S!I''
,r.y.,,rI was received a. B."nos A,rcf ana l'o de
r,-.,r, and 20 ~. alleged tokens ~ rrau'ud" 20
a.. shown by HrazI II was even sad b. a New
York utp,- that Brazil dI not 'uiov her NIc''rF
ot,h dignity hni .h1t src making d"monS'i"-
t,as Insulting 10 o." Ars-r'nt hN s"r''nS 70 IT."
United States special commission =" thank IF's'-
len, cleveland. T. added also thai The hT"Hl'Ah
commission Wn.ch had defended IA" cause OF ia
co,intr, 10 N. arbitration question had waited upon
d.. arbitrator ana addressed him IN words oi iu-
4..-r. ,lulat.pu and covered Him WIN compliment
Thor. - no foundation FOR th'er assertions. The
report o. The sending from Brazl~on board man
or war o. commission 20 present official t"i"h7 ID
ga. PRES -nt Is nothing bpi par" invention "hl'h
canno, D.. seriously considered Tor a moment l''-"
official thanks written iu the form ~ a cabinet
d,r,.u.r, md addressed by President MofA"s -
pr.rlA.u, C.eyenua FOR th" gracious s'h'tI'" "''
car. with which. In the midst ot th" Important &C
cnpatons II his h.gh office. b" has studied am
decided upon IT," question 81 limits Suoh'''"' 70
him" VIII De presented AZ III" Nh''" H'"s' -
Baron de RIO Brauco. when he Is received III ""''-
.ncc 10. congs' by Mr. Cleveland
paron A.. Rio Branco who arrived In this country
ahou, eighteen months ago. Vas sent as sie'lh'
envoy To prepare and present the case oi hia"'i
. similar letter OF thanks will be sent BY the
President OF the Argentine Republic. ana dehV'r'u
nv his Minister AT Washington. II Is not uue
either that baron de Rio Branco Or any o'h''
member 0. the brazilian special mission mas YET
Addressed Improper or exaggerated words or thanks
to the arbitrator. Tho Baron has confined MN
self according to diplomatic usages. to sendihH
after the award note 20 the Sccre s OF S Sa
and prepare the question submitted to me arDitra
ton senior Zebaos the Arsentine Minister mas
performed the same agreeable dut!.
OF course there great rejoicing In Brazil al
the announcement that Mr.. ceveand's award was
ia her favor. but dispatches ana inc a"st Iuptls
from south America have agreed In stating that
the Argentine Government and people nave l0yaIy
participated In those reJoiclngS tr"S'peht tlputu
OF the Argentine. tclcgraphcd TO PRESIDENT Moraes
not favored by the decision % the eminent JudSe
are sincerely happy at seeing disappear Inc only
motive OF possible dis1st eehcnt W'tn tmrr ,o'vt
allies our relations win whotl u ~ our constant
desire 10 strengthen by bonds or mutual cor
d:aity and common interest" There nothing
TO wound Argentine sentiments during the lemon
strations In Brazil; the haes OF both countries
Y at the mass meeting at Rio the Argentine Min
brazilian President, and ne delivered a much-ap-
pie uded address TO tho people
This "cordale entente" was natural since there
question. both SIDES having agreed 10 remit The
affair 20 the hands OF an IMPARTIAL judge ana 10
careay to HreG"Te Ge & and T9seRh{ y a" e6 a
Ieballos and by Baron de Rio Brauco the latter
having resided In Ncw-York for a whole year IN
@ to h %WG e b S had br6r ana S
him az the result OF his researches In Portugal and
HAN AZ already stated in The Tribune, the loss
OF the contested territory would have brought still
further inside Brazil the sword's-point which the
Argentine already Yields. thanks to nor possession
the state OF Rio Grande do Sui would have been
republic to which it belongs The retention Of that
contested territory explains the rejoicings which
Rcd on without wounding in the least the feelings
OF the Argentine Government and people. who had
already accepted the award OF the American Presi-
dent.