New-York tribune., 1895-10-02
EyGLANDS CLTIMATUM TO CHINA.

THE UNITED STATES SHOULD HAVE ACTED.
From The New-York World
The British Government has brought China 10
terms. II has compelled me lmpsrla & f IN
missionary massacres, and to decree that he shan
M rent IA this by showing fourteen warships ready
for action and then making its demands with mani
fest intention 10 enforce them This WI. cover our
grievance OF course our citizens will hereafter be
safe under protection Of the british nag But , WY
should not have done this thing ourselves why
should ths great Nation of 100000 people. and
with resources immeasurably greater than those OF
any European nation. depend upon Great britain 20
enforce s treaty rights and protect It's ci.izers?
What is the matter with our own diplomacy
Where own warshps? Why have not we
security OF our citizens? II is rather humiating
BIT Of history
THIS COUNTRY AGAIN PLAYING SECOND
FIDDLE"
From The Hartford Post.
The determined action Of Great Britain is said 10
be approved b. the Washington Administration"
so the United States Is playing second ndde again
which our Chinese policy has nothing whatever to
/ nted states ought to initiate its own policy
toward foreign offenders, whetf"r at Ku-Cheng or
titled to all praise When will the American peo-
pie be permitted to praise the foreign policy Of their
own powerful Nation?
THE vICEROY's DEGRADATION AN EXTREME
STEP
From The Providence Journa.
The Emperor and his advisers would rather Do
a.mOst anything else than punish Of the man
DARN cass for misdeeds of this character and II
there is just one way do It. That is the way
ma Great Britain has happily AIKEN AXE Ths chneie .
the Yang-tse- kiang. and hey are ready to agree
10 the 81 % '9s dv saHo TO SY mham can
now behooves lo-i Salisbury. however, 20 Keep
watch on the Pe6ing Government ana see that hts
demands carried out Inless this IS done the
WHY celestialS will nnd some way 10 nnIlfy m
h. OF OF ~ relI
given promise
GREAT BRGTAIN's ULTIMATE AIM
From The Baltimore American
But, VIII The British leave This j.. a. least
doubtful The massacr. Of the missionaries wa, was
used by The British Goyernmeni so u has has been been
VII counierict the growing influence Of Russia.
BRITISH PRESTIGE N CHINA ENHANCED.
From The Commercial Advertiser
England has done in China exactly what the
have done II Minister DENLY the President had
been influenced by the appeals OF missionaries ana
the missionaries objected to the person NJ selected
his hands Of the whole business England issued
her uitimatum. threatening immediate hostilit!es un
s, % the shod II a'se be se ns na ehn
reported TO have succumbed. This gives 10 England
prestige IN China that win insure her missionaries
against further assassination and molestatlon. The
fanatics will feel that they can assault American
missionaries with mpuny.
THE COUNTRY UNSAFE FOR MISSIONARIES
From The Utica Herald.
4 naval movement by Great Britain has forced
China u punish the viceroy Of the province In which
the massacre OF missionaries occurred. This may
prove salutary example FOR the time being. but II
IS no guarantee that missionaries will be safe here
afer in all parts of china. AZ any rate. II IL Ger
to" chaotic to permit Of the SAFE re-estlbishing OF
missionary stations IN remote places
THE TIME or CfIINA's AWAKENING MAY BE
At HAND
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Impotence bigotry and hypocrisy have all along
marked the Chinese Government. ard n crisis J.
now at hand which will either disrupt the Empire
or open up 10 progressive influences. all civiZa
ton VIII welcome the change II may be that n
Great Britain takes action other Powers Will be-
involved. What Of II? The greater the pres
brought 10 bear upon the barblrism and IN"
blindness OF China the better prospect will there be
for the exercise OF freedom OF thought and OF