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December 1s.--Prcsidcnt
many callers today. mostly
representatives. who cana
e him upon tho attitude
sed In his message. The
III began to come In yes
lding his course were sup-
day by letters coming
,alls. Secretary Olney also
OF callers. Although there
suggestion OF any abate-
,lnims--indoed, 1t In recog-
announcing his detcrmlna-
reat Britain outside OF the
" defined by our oommis-
ient has left no avenue for
still confidently believed
difficulty can and will no
hly and with honor to all
mod. This belief II based
station that Great Britain.
bury has indicated in his
rc-estahlish diplomats re-
enczuela. AS the revolution
" has been duclled and tho
Lord Salisbury demands
n to resumption of Vcne-
a,ious is restored. he Will
lect, It IL believed. and as
promises IN his note. in a
emit spirit than the British
las exhibited heretofore IN
ns and thus speedily reach
rnt satisfactory 10 Great
'onoEuela and 20. as u nat
acceptable to the United
4 way Great britain would
recession of the right OF n
TO intcrpose and likewise
mission Of the acceptability
ly OF the Monroe doctrine.
probable that Grent Britain
rom presenting evidence In
n title to the commission,
ding shc would admit our
,rfere, which Is tho vital
sntruvprsy, 40 that the COM
ilikciy to fall subject to the
~ tht,t ord salisbury up-
rotary Olncy'a statement,
( IL is cx partc aud based
,e Venezuelan records. ona
.esent danger when gives
,nslon to the element that
.nceful solution OF the prom
n the Ndnezuelaf,A theni-
a feared that. carried away
N they may be led TO Mt
iah otitposts OF the Cruafi.
mry's responses TO Secrc-.
hrgum. nts are not regarded
tlss in Washington ns being
gIsnlly strong. the parniiel
draw between thn hlaskan
tstinu and the Venezuelan
trovcrsy utterly falls, II is
nCwed In the light of the
lie Alnskan boundary given
IA treaty ct coSNlun.
objection to the Injection of
doctrine into international!
making of new iuternational
fniird states, 1t IL recalled
lonal law, NJ Speaker Reed
Il OF parliamentary law. ls
scloncc." that II iY made and
IA time 10 time by nations
II their vlews and that tho
/ has n sound right to apply
to American affairs as nnu
European powers by comb.
ulate affaira In Europe ana
Jews upon oriental nations.
liable that Secreinry plnny
RESPONSE to Lord Salisbury'a
tiIac beyond a mere formal
nont of their receipt and the
probably await the action or
n this suggestion looking TO
before proceeding further
citations.
III Atlantic squadron CORE
q HriiIsh channel squadron
.gcd with the defense OF our
nj coast line. II may DO that
~ will tako the view thnt
hid scom TO necessita'e tina
of tho proposed evolution
would take the ships away
md leave the coast dcfcnse-
would cut them OFF from
+ supplies In the event OF
principal coal ports In the
20 the drills Were 70 nave
being In British hands. The
40 suualron. however, VIII
until Secretary Herbert re-
a oruiscr Maine was today
ho North Atlantic squadron.
a OF President Cleveland was
h remarkable rapidity. con.
length Of the document anu
,co Of the subject treated.
wrote every line OF 1t willis
RECOURSE TO dlctntion. Re-
Washington Sunday. he had
with Secretary olney ana
mont that night, and then.
10 ills desk, he wprked unre-
III nearly 4 o'clock Monday
= result was fifteen pagea
1 In the presidents peculiarly