The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-19
The EUROPEAN PR RESSI S
comments o. Of the journalistic Aouthplssss at.
Inc tffete hdnarchles Upon the Message d d
IT IS TERMED AnTE.ElEcrloa BoABAST, 81
Scrinnn ~ Press Condemns the pra...
dents Uttcrances In Forc,h,a = &,
s"nSe-The British Journnis Aise
Ascribe the Vigorous Portens Of!
Message TO hid for PoIiticns Fnvor.

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- Berlin. Dec. 1s..The Cologne Gazette
IN discussing President Cleyeland.s 4
message to the American Coneress
says: , 80 > 'oa ess es'is3J {
against pretensions of this kind all ]
ol 1he european States will stand BY
decided once and FOR ALL whether, IN 81
bridied claims OF the United States shall ].
be recognized or European Civilization !
subordinated to North American civil
liZallon on the .tAmerican Continent
Great Britain has the fullest moral p.IlS /;
material right to persist defiantly In q, T
conflict 50 passlonately Initiated. iS
Paris, Dec. 18.-The Bourse here was Z
somewhat affected to-day by the mes
sage OF President Cleveland to the
american Congress on the Venezuela
Ifitlsh Guiana question. While IL Jyas
not regarded by the operators that var I
YOU'D result between England and the L
United States the feeling that England
would save her dignity without Fex.
IRENE measures being resorted to;5 Il
was thought nevertheless that the fric-
tion between the two countries would
produce rcgretable consequences 4 5ll5i
Rome, Dec. 18.-Some alarm was felt
on the Bourse here to-day as to the 4
relations between Great Britain and
the United States < 4 = ~
Berlin, Dec. 1S-The message Of Presf-
dent Cleveland to Congress In regard fosi
the Giiference with Great Britain in con-
nection with the Venezuela boundary;
trouble alarmed the operators on the
Bourse here. 9$i ifl#
Vienna, Dec 1S.-Thc Bourse which !.
has been unsteady ever since the re-
cent crisis was greatly affected byithe
message sent to the Congress Of th%
Unitrd States by President Cleveland
In reference to the Venezuelan boun.S
dnry. $50 y \, = 5's' SlSi6l.i
London. Dec. 18.-The MARQUIS : OF
Salisbury held the usual Wednesday, re-
GGption ut the Foreign Office today
toll 1f,nx, Il -
ish Ambassadors and the Austrn2ian
and Dutch Charge dAfaires were press
eht.9 United States Ambassado lsayss
ara ara was absent. 1t fs understood that
the british Government has then
informed officially of President CIeye4s
lands message upon the proposed ycoiils
mission In regard to the Venezuelan,
boundary dispute and that Great Bri-s
course until overt action is taken byi
the United States. The action of the
Rouse OF Representatives in voting. an
appropriation of the expenses OF tie
Is not expected that there will be t;erisf
GUS developments until the commits; /;
sion shall have arrived In VeneauSla.t I
Iheir presence on the Guiana border
the necessary instructions will be forsf
warded to the authorities to maintain3f
the interests OF Great Britain In Guiana.
Beriin. Dec. 1S,-The vossische Zei2
.
lands message on the Venezuelan uuas.S
ton, says that the Presidents sharp
tone against England and his empG n =.
sizing the Monroe doctrine will attract
the attention of other powers. 5Sfiffi
The National Zeitung says: Rude
ness toward un,iked countries isaSthel
rule when Presidents seek office. The I
washington claims of exclusive Fights
In the matter Of arbitration of AmerIcaYiH
affairs, the whole arbitration claim EiGali
comes pure farce. as Is also the De-
marcation commission" 81;
The Bouersen Courier says that Eng
land frst haughtily treated the Alas
Obliged to accept arbitration onSttfIo4
question and that that established 81
precedent. 3s Is sSszF8sSsE
The Boersen Zeitung says: "Presidentai
Clevelands answer leaves nothtngIto bfs;ii
desired In Its outspokenness. England
VIII begin to comprehend that Americas
is no longer a field for English expan,s;
sion. Mr. Cleveland appears to Intend
purposely TO offend other powers, but
1t must be remembered that the elerls5s
ttons In the United States are near.,,s; SIS: 81:
The Local Anzeiger says that the
l'residcc--t's message Is purposely aggrcs4
slve and will make friendly solution OF
the question harder than ever "a
The Fretsinige Zeitung says President
Cieveland's aggressive tone Is hardly
credible. 1t seems to serious politicians
like playing with fire. The ZeftunES
concludes by expressing the hope that.
such trifle as the dispute betweersS
Great Britain and the United States In
relation to the Venezuelan Guiana
boundary will not lead to war between
the two first mentioned countries.
Max Schwan, l24 Church street.
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