Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Ions cannot differ. All want is I
peace. Continental opinion continues
to support Great Britain, and this Is !
naturally made most OF by tho Eng |
Itch newspapers. only the Russian
opinion thus far received has been non
commtttnl"
A Dispatch TO the standard from
Paris dwells upon the fuct that the
French opinion Is valued moro In the
United States than that OF any other
country, and adda;
'The French express the greatest
friendship for the United states, but
their opinion condemns President
Cleveland.
The tone OF the press Is moderatng.
The birmingham Post, organ OF the
Rt, Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. recrc-
tary of state for the colonies. I'VE
rely most seriously upon the sense OF
the better class OF Americans"
The Bradford Post says; $50 far as
this nation ~ concerned. Il should be
asserted from the outset that under no
possible circumstances can the dues-
tion be made a sufficient excuse for
WAR Al gil costa We stand for peace"
These two opinions. are only typical
of the general DRIFT OF opinion In the
provinces.
Air, II. T.. o'Connors sun Is a notable
exception TO the general tone. 1t SAYS;
ITO US whose public men are almost
able that statesmen should be pre-
pared TO bring misery aud death TO
thousands Tor the transccndent gluripa
OF office, That to President Cleveland
such methods are possible Is more roa-
son why Americans should pause"
The sun also states that the South
ern states must also be reckotcd With
Yankee" IL yet n term OF rcrroach In
| the South. and the tattrrod mr. nn~s
In the capitol at Richmond are re-
vered hs sacred relies. Tho name OF
I Jefferson Davis ~ ~~ontcr one to
conJure with than Cleveland There are
| vet mon living In tho South who de.
| clare that one daN the stars and hnrs
| VIII wave above the stars and qtrines.
An editorial In the Daily News COM
menting on the grave financial crisis
| IN tue United states says. "prerldcnt
| Cleveland has inflicted heavier blow
| on his own cnrntry than ours. He Will
| find that no bond Of United States with
| drawal notes ~ 10 effective as the aa-
| surRncc OF peace. IL In now evident
| that President Clevolnnd'H message Will
/ prove commercially and disastrous to
America FOR a long time to come.
| Everything points TO u further pressure
for money in New York ana premium
on gold Is looked for unless the pollt-
teal situation becomes less threaten
Ing"
4 dispatch to the Times from Rio
HtlNh AiAAA INC lAftNlAANh NtUAlN
and chamber OF deputies adopted n
resolution approving President cleve-
lands mcasnEc The preaa is divided
says the Times dlsnntch. The prin-
cipal journals accept the American pre-
tensions
The Standards financial article says;
Ut IL rumoTed that the Rothschilda
have decided To Immediately Withdraw
s5,0QO,G00 from America Whether this
il true or not the gravity or the giiua-
tlon is undisputod Nobody fears war,
hut It Is questioned whether the Unit
ed States will be able to maintain the
gold standard and whether the silver
party VIII become supreme and gold
be driven TO a heavy premium. Pres
ldent Clevoland's mosHnge has shnttcr-
cd all falth In the financial future OF
America"
The berlin correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph donlos the report IN yestor-
days Telegraph that negotiations ara
pending on the continent for United
States loan of s500O0.000.
4 dispatch to the Chronicle from
Brussels quoted an Interview had by q
representative of the soir with Mr.
W. Is. Vanderbilt, In which the latter
said; Everything Is possible; wt
shall not yield an inch. We can heEir
by closing our ports agniDst England
Alrendy have n private Telegram an.
nouncing the convorntion OF a congresi
, OF delegates from all the American re-
publics This congress will carry
.. through the project for a customs unior
,, elaborated by the late Mr.. Blaine,
Mr.. Vanderbilt talks further Of Edi
|, sons torpcdoca being applied 70 nylnf
machines to destroy the English ileoti
In few hours.
e mfr. Cleveland would never Inv,
; thrown down the gauntlet" said Mr.
: Vanderbilt. "wcre he not prepared TO
u ali eventualitics."