Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-02
BAYARD TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Tho Ambassador At the Court OF st. James
VIII Hear OF Something to Hi. Dis
advantage Presently.

Washington. May 1-tSprciaiD kmbassa-
dor Bayard and his un-American record
Will be investigated by the next congress.
in tho nrst DAYS Of the session resolutions
to this end viii be offered in both house
and senate. Resolutions will also he passed
calling for papers in the Nicaraguan and
Venezuelan AFFAIRS. which are now being
guarded by the admins tration. by way OF
self-protection.
The house being Republican. some leading
bomocraty viii Offer a resolution IN that
body, and 1T Is very likely tina, most Of
tho speeches in the house will b. ly Demo
.fatS Who are ashamed Of the administra-
ilon S lurolgu policy. The expression of the
typical IN showing the sentiment OF the
l'opIg OF the whole country. and this be
house, especially. anu In the senate, COM
ma fresh from the people. viii not hcsi-
as at'lhst w" administration, barring, OF
course. "A few Cuckuos.
II is believed that leading Democrats. by
other ways will ,uieavor 10 have Mir
BdNdrt removed from uirU. Senator Nor
Kan viii make q nght openly iu the senate
against hln, which promises TO De very IN
ieresiing. There is strong impress on
that the unfortunate course OF the United
in London by Mir Eayard. or positive evil
lenee "a, this effect there Is. at this time.
The corrcsponIeuca that passed bctwesn
the state department and the American le-
cation IN London while thc episode was IN
tho public and Secretary Gres ham adds 20
this exercise of bis authority a silence
never NOR, profound. The argument.
therefore. which asCrihes reEpors ih.lity 10
Mr.. Bayard Grows out of his well known
prediction for Euglishmsn and English
interests. ~ first there was reason FOR
believing that the president and Mr. Gresh-
am were inclined to uphold the Monroe
doctrine, but Mir. Rayard had necessarily
end was most important and the huslur4s
was put into his hands. From thai time
IL Is believed the interest felt in admiuls-
trhtion circles In NioaraEuas contention
heEan 10 cool Mr. Bayari put on pair
of English eye -Ellsses and read the whole
case through them lie personally and Of
flclallv backed up tho few OF Lord Kim
herlN's sentiments that were made public,
seemed to give England a clear bill Of
health and won over the administration
this change In sentiment here appears not
to have been known or properly noted II
Nicaragua, atd the little republic kept her
eyes flNcd auNously and longing!y IN this
English ships In the harbor OF Coriuto.
Then she awoke with a start to the rcaliz-
alton that she had been leaning on n lrok-
cu reed. But even now she does not know
when or By whom the reed Ms trcktn
but this may be explained by forthcoming
congressional inquiry.
There lis little doubt entertained IN diplo-
matte circles hut that Lord Kimberly iu-
tends to make hay while the sun shines
This is his time for SwaggoriDg around the
Central and South American country ard
gobhling up smart money and trrri' ory.
Having made arranga mcutS through MI.
| Bayard with this administration 10 allow
him this privilege II is believed he viii not
OF Ii disposed Of before this administration
reaches it's inglorious end.