Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-18

IL not entitled to affirm as a universal
proposition with reference to number
of independent atates for whose conduct
Il assumes no responsibility that its
interests are necessarily concerned In
whatever may befali those states, sim
ply because they are situated In the
Western hemisphere. II may wen be
that the interests OF the United states
are affected by something that happens
TO Chill or Peru ns occasion may Rivo
them the right OF Interference. but
such u contingency may equally happen
In the cnso of China or Japan. and the
right of Interference IN not more ex-
tenslvc or more assured In one caro-
thnn tho other. Though the language
OF Prcaldent Monroe is directed TO tho
attainment Of obJects which most En-
glishmen would agree to be salutory.
Il 80 impossible TO admit they have
been Inscribed by any adequate au-
thorlty In the code OF international
law. and the danger which such ndmis-
sion would involve Is sufficiently ex-
hibitod and by the strange development
the doctrine would have at Mr.. plncy's
hands and the arguments by which II
IL supported In the dispatch under re-
ply.
According to Mr.. oney. yhc unions
between Great Britain and Canada,
Great Britain and Jamaica, Great
Britain and Honduras nre "ineypedi-
ent nnu unnhturhi arushs su" ~
1iseialns any sucn ,nie.unv' I,o,n ~
uoc,tlh,, pu,, W tn,s u.s. ~ otas' law.
| down the inexpedicnt and unnatural
character OF union between huro-
| penn nnd American statcr Az 20 nn1
natural TINT II VIII ps hhrdiy ueniea.
Her mnjes,y's governmsht ~ p,vpsroy
| both British and American people.
| They believe In the union between
Great britain ana ner ,e'r na,h ns,ura5
western mcnihpnor. ~ 80. ~. ~, nra.
and expediont. But they arc NOT pre-
pared 10 AUNT tna' 'n' q. ~,
| OF tne ihsSpsu aie,' ,,h thai sn,c-
..rri,ory VIZ e,u,nsu .om,,arv io inter-
u at,o OF 'n iaw uos
ha.iohhi nuW. .a "a ADMIT thar
Tnc yhre 10, p.epa,sa W. in
the United states Me con t,'a,
every i,on.,ar mn ,pu two ~ tho
arso p."0 ~. yes,.rn hemisphere,
ahu s saa,u,n ,hot ahc United
the doctrine h". .cnn, tho iSca
states are cnttieo 70 ,,ns,,er ~ ~ ref.
that the process OF ~ S,.nnt.
erencc 70 any .e,Ii.ory ~ os,,
when tne uniteu ar ~ abovs re-
] have commences on ,s9 ' n, Mr..
inhrks oh.y IA a,s WI anart from the
olney on the uoctr,ne npa ~. az ths
considerauons whicn H i.is.s tx,,,s.
controversy petwsen tns o ~ nrcssnt
dom and VensIueia IN ,,,sarh, .
phaEe. Thib Controversy s1s",,,,, nw ~.
eddy been made more a,'cu ~ .,s |,
inconsidernto sction or ,ns a.op,s.
government IN prenk.ns on n.nv,
tionr, but her mnJesy snna ~ =
hnv1 not surronue.ee he nop Az
II Will be adjusted py
arrangement AZ un eniv uno ,h.
request that you VIII rcsa W. NJ
stnncs of the above ohpn.cn -
olney and leave MN copy VI -
he desires.
The second Note.
The correspondence closes with an
other motto from Lord Salisbury to siy
Julian Pauncsfote intended for dciiv-
sry 10 eecrstary olney OF the same
date M His preceding note, from which
n was probably separated, because II
aeaIs entirely with the merits Of tbs
Er,ti.h claim 10 the territory In a.
nuts
SInrd Salisbury explains that his pur-
49,. :. ~ remove this Apprehension,
whs, ~ can most conveniently accom-
n,,sh IN Tits way being prsvsnted from
pasrasaine the Venezuelan government
,,ssif IN eonseuuenos Of suspension Of
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