The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23
PRESS OPINIONS.

London. December %. The financial artl-
ole In the Times tomorrow Will cay! At
though tho panic has suhsidod II VIII take
q long time 10 repair the injury done. In
tho first place many investors have be-
come Impressed with the idea, which IL
new to them, that attitude OF many cdu-
Gated persons In America regarding for
ciRn affairs, rs wanting In breadth and de
p!ote IN Wow, English statesmen ana nm
anciers have alwnys allowed ion this de-
licienpy, but in this event they were sur"
prlsei by the current events.
Probably President Cleveland was &c.
luded with the idea that, whatever tho
result OF the undcriukinR, he could easily
borrow on the continent. such a dcuslon
would not havr mislcd Statesman
trained with foreign AFFAIRS, There is no
doubt that America can obtain IA. loan
In Europe at "a price ut "A ratio with tho
discretion shown by American atatcHnen
IN dealing with the present dinleuty.
but inuet largely rely on American re-
sources untll American confidence Is ro-
stored
The Zines ctii,orlally viii say: President
Clovcland'a manifest incapncity to un.
dcrstand the effect hts Wurlikn message
would have. has shattered the confidence
felt In him MS the pillar Of sound finance
and the mhinslhy of public credit tngllHh
capital VIII remain there Is n renNonA bic
security and nowhere else Capitalists
throughout the world are actunted by The
ssme motives. !. would be hitnnKe.
den; Clovolnnd's action. were he conn
PEELED 10 assent to nn increased tariff and
TO agree to the demands OF the silver
ring,
All OF the papers continue to publish
fun articles and kilograms on tho Veue-
zuelnn question.
poem TO the Daily News entitled AR
menian. America, Deoember. 1875;
The poem pictures dosolate Armenia
turning TO England for help ana then
proceedg!
Now. Mt the moment when our Ensland's
Should save tho innocent from deadly
To cripple her for some mean. sordid
aiml
Some lust for gold or place.
Sure. 'twere The very irony OF Ehnme,
The debt of deep disgrace.
and then proceeds to reproach the great
homo OF freedom In the West for staying
Enslsndds arm I,., ,s 'n1n s cpi,ns
CTis worse than crmel.
To dream This .villaIny, the despots cloak,
OF base intrigue suits not thy limbs
sublime;
August republic,
The poem conclude in a similar strain.
Sir Louis Morris, It VIII be remembered,
was the subject Of q r,imor several
months ago 10 the effect that he had
been appointed poet laureate. ,.
Tho Vienna correspondent OF the Daily
News learns from 81. Petersburg that
tho Russian minister IN the United states
has been Instructed TO report all The hc-
rhe ear would like TO gee the question
arhitrated, says tho Daily News CORE
spnndent. ,, -
Shortly before the closing or the noufhc,
Baron Albert Rothfchilds gave orlerg 70
buy CO. 900 shares 81 various KINGS Ihia
partly restored confidence.
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GOVERNOR HASTINGS POSITION.
pittsbury. Pa. December Ex-Governor
Hastings today declared himself on the
war question, unequivocally pronouncins
the Monroe doctrine good. The occasion
was the annual memorial services or
James NJ. Lysle po8t No. Il. @. A. X. In
the course OF tho governors address he
said:
Lately we have been herring growls
from the British lion. But the stars and
stripes are In no more danger imam wren
Lee handed his sword TO Grant Two
great people, speaking the same Ian
guage, engaged in the same pursiits, hay
ing the same Bible and believing In the
same God, will not 20 to war. Let us
hope 30. anyway. Let us hope that wis
dom will prevail and the rcsort3 will be
those Of peace. But let there be no chance
stand for our rights. Let IA insist upon
the principles OF the constitution and
thOse great principles of security and
preside1j, James u. Monroe. Those prin-
ciples must stand and IN the future. as In
the past our people will prosper and our
country blossom as the rose"
DECLARED FOR ARBITRATION.
Columbus, Ohio, December e. - Rev.
Washington GLADDEN.. In a sermon today.
strongly deprecated the talk OF war fol-
lowing tho presidents message on tho
Venezuelan affair. He said he did not
thank President Cleveland for intimatlng
that such thing was posaibie.' lie
shasnei the British ministry for refusing
to arbiirate the Venezuela boundary dis
pnte and said;
where Is that petition signed by a ma
jority OF members Of parliament aud ad-