The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
LONDON PAPERS KEEP IT Up.
Relieving heir Feelings by More Conn
ments ne tbs Message soaks IN


London, Eng, Dec. 1S.-The Daily
Telegraph GiberaD will publish an edi-
torial tomorrow which reproaches the
British and European journals for taxi
ing too seriously 1.-The White House bus
ter, which is mere political dodge"
1.-The New York World" the article
continues, takes the common sense
view OF President Cleyeland's fustian
menaces and il is pitiable to see the
nervous people on the stock exchange
lending themselves to the financial side
OF this electioneering scheme war
between England and America is as
impossible as it would be horrible, and
for English journalists to talk OF war
is midsummer madness.
The financial articles in the Times TO-
morrow will refer 10 the depression on
the stock exchange and viii say or II:
'sThe comparative s.ightress or the de-
clines dIscredits the idea OF war. Never
theless the situation is regarded as be
ing serious II is impossible TO measure
accurately 20 what extent commence
has been shaken by the message, but
* is certain that the grave obstacle
has been placed by II in the way or
various issues contemplated py Amerl-
can bonds while a reduction OF the gold
in the American treasury is only TOO
probable as a result OF the grave un-
easiness created by the message. III
the alarm increases there VIII probably
be a decided curtaiIment of the credits
now granted TO American houses by
London firms"
The Daily News Q.iberaD. has two edi
torials for tomorrow's paper, the hrst
of which deals with the compliance OF
congress with President Cleyeland's de-
mand by passing Mr.. Hits resolution
appropriating $685. 900 for the purpose OF
the proposed commission.
The Daily News says this: 1T was
hardly to be expected that they would
do otherwise The message was art
fully designed 10 intame the feehnSs
of his fellOw-countrymen. The plan
was we'll laid and President Cleveland
has achieved his immediate object In
the long run, however, Americans Will
recognize that their countrys creoll
has been lowered.
The Daily News continues: Inc
Evening Post and the World respec-
tiveIy. the most widely circulated or
gans in New York. join in condemninS
President Cleveland. Meantime II is
well that nobody on this SIDE mas 1851
his head. If the message had been
communicated TO the Brlush govern
ment IL must have resulted In rupture
of diplomatic relations. AS IL Is - re-
auired no reply, nor would II De IN &c,
cOrdance with preoecents mar IsoIu
Salisbury should take any notice OF us
u,era discourteousies But when the
announcements are made through the
anhassador. IL is 10 be hoped in more
polite language, that the commission
has hseeu appointed, il VIII be necessary
for Lord Salisbury 10 reply he might
especially if President CieVeland re-
peats his threats. not merely refuse 70
recognize the American commission
but treat its appointment or us ihVa-
sion OF British territory as hostile
act.
But probably he viii deem II wiser
and more dignffsd II inform Washing
ton that the commission viii be entire
lv disregarded and that any attemp; 10
report within British Guiana VIII oe as
much an act Of war as would De an IN
Hasion Of Kentucky. II IS most pleas
aut 10 give the heartssst response 20
Ambassador Baysrds generous words
at the Actors Fund dinner
A second editorial y the Daily News
deals with former disputes with Amer
lea and comes 70 the conclusion that
other yyresiisnts before Cleveland have
PLAYED the part well knowing thai
war would not come q IL
The Times SAYS: The house of rep
resentatiyes made g peFcipitste reDiy
70 President Cleveland message Had
x been allowed kite more tine % gel
over iuS excitement. probably its vote
would nave al least been proceeded -
a discussion u sl7e merits OF the case.
senator Chambers biz may help 20
rIls things in a Clearer light AID show
me American people the real r-sesning
OF the lingo policy. 50 thSuelr-issssy 2e-
ca med % 3 certain section
Renssra.ug upon The American iegsl
and law ooiniog. tha editorial proceeds.
a s.,.r.sI,,s evidence II the leVlty W.ca