Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

correct. offered 90 contribute rOrli9u
% the money, while the state deu1ri.
mont here. through Amtauador Bay
ard at L1udor, arranged Ior au extern
zion of Two weeks iu which the money
could be- raised ii Nignragu- would
agree tuH. tile on this basis, 10 u u0i
known exactly what Teptuuniaiin-s
were maue 10 the state uepaTtmCu.
hereby Nicntngua OF NiCafnfua'f ROB
fosOntntive 60 induce Secretary brn0l-
am 10 cable Mr.. Baynfd those ius,fu.-
tons, but a. the popular feeling ln Ne
uatugua WINS all ug,irst yiulIluE, 10 ls
believed that tue government OF
n ioaragua concluded, out Of ja'sfspce
10 10 ana possibly us "a means Of iis own
preservation, 10 stand Oui, in the hope
OF ultimately inducing, % possible, uu-
i've Intervention u tue u lifted -inics,
ltistaid that 'ho stole department
has Oh along advised NigauguA int
the expulsion Uf Consul Hatch was 90
1llrusc that uY srlfrCeIFCting ruun'fy
uld overlook, rnl prompt reputation
WIS due GreHt Britain.
From Cue ursl information OhlninNulc
10 seems Ulurt certain tupt thr ale
mIustfafiUu will not attempt nuy in
difference tvlih the dispute between
Nicaragua ava Great Bdtein g- long
gs the matter Cuuliuus iSeli 10 Tue coll
lection OF the indemnify. The Uuiltu
States has maintained Iu tho past thAl
the European powers could, ~ tier
international utAlllgs with Genital
and South American Countries G IL
Iurt their Disputes ia their own WY,
So long ne they uli rot sock 10 Ovct-
lhtOW existing gUverumUuui tei up
mIuarcligB " prptuCt0ruius or acquire
territory.
Itisiot believed 10 official circles
that Nicaragua will carry her tsei..-
uucc much farther PuuIic sentiment
iu Nicaragua, 10 IL believed, has CONE
PEELED prusidsnt IUlgyh 60 make 80 SNOW
uf resistance Aul 20 lHsuu bis apIual ip
the world through the Associated PfusE'
But 10 De- confidently believed that
rather chan suffer ;gu Hr.aHiu n. Mana.
gug ur bout gTimun', sAu wlli comply
anu pay the iud multy,
There lH some lilluruucD " opinion
uutra 90 WHITTIER tho declaration OF
Nigafsgua that OuHlat0 was "a closed
p0r. VIII Ur recognized.
nulDs vuw Oh THE NATTER
San FUANCIscO, Air,lgs.-G9ysfn5r
janice n. Buuu, Democrat iu tuisftlu *
70 the Nicaraguau d.iiigu.ty, yes,srJay
safe.
"rho Urlt.I States " America
should never have allowed tie BriHsu
mariner o. -yt foot 0u tuB Nicaragua
shore. zoo tnr beginning Wa SHOULD
nave demanded that Eug nud submit
her claimF go nTNillaU9I,Hui we shuu u
have forced her 90 do s1. 10 lip1'
malic protects were NOT needed, there
8uguld have been American mhrIur-
boa Curirto 90 prevent tho iuvaaiou'
/ Tho Monroe doctrine expresses Tue
policy OF tire United SiR,or, na % doe.
| the tunimcEt VI ia people, nni ihis 10
a violation of the spirit ui that doe
/ thine. Tho landing OF Buuah tr3ppl
! ia the entering wedge tbu mex de-
maud Will Or Tor u territorial iutumsl
| ~ nr The obliged outrage. No lsu
| rlpcan country eau Doe permitted 90 go
| mic plsiliOu 10 control the Nicaragu
ma canal Rud 70 would have save,
/ trouble iu the future % our government
] had drawn tue lluu there.
"The nations should have been givel
warning tuat tho United states vii
zee that 500 wsAucr sisters receive jus
tirr, and we shouli stand jealousy or
/ luis ground. Lot WAT with th'
| United states bo the consequence o
aggression on this continent snd then
| Will bu no aggrUsBiulF."
Senator White, Democrat, the iunlo
senator from California says H. relation
10 tho Nicaraguau difficulty, IN lUnl
/ interview wired from Los Angelica q
| tue ErumiHCr; "When England doe
anything to violate the restrictions @
the Monroe doctrine, Mr. Clevelgnl
will interfere. He hns practically t
announced, n the telrgraphiu fepUr,
are true. When ne eufOfCvs that doc
ttine he Will 90 more than auy Of hl
predecessors have attempted"