Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-22
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LONDON, Oct. g2.-rhe Times says
this morning editoflaiiy: Some OF our
American frlonds have been too pre-.
vious In their Interpretations NJ n re-
port that the Marquis OF Salisbury has
scot nm ultimatum 20 Vontzuelh. Lord
Salisbury's dispatch had 10 be- eent
through Berlin. Its tenor was net
such IN to raise the questions which n
portion VI tue American press seoms 20
anxious TO discuss. The claim that
tue right bank Of the Cuyani river
helongs TO them dots not Justify tho
Vent zlelans In nh attack upon the
British police. Until the violebt act
Is aioned tor sud an ample apology IL
made, they are Ia position Of having
suddenly removed to dispute from
the sphere Of diplomacy and chat.
lengsd II, settlement by force. They
count upon erJoying immunity on
account Of tho distance 10 the scene o
action from Lnglsud. Like other
weak states, they presume upon their
inuignlncance 10 do things which no
great power would attempt. IL 10 time
tue Caracas politicians wsTs taught a
sAlutsry Lesson.
PARIS, Oct. 2l.-The Figaro today i,
commenting ON tho Venezuelan rilua.
ton, romarks. The ultimA;am OF
Great Britain may 10 prtjudiced h the
cause OF general peace.
LIE Soir, speaking OF thu Nenczuelan
quostior, eayt: There 10 n tendency
on tds part OF America 10 Rbuso the
Monroe doctrine. Esg amt Ia right
aud France will be compelled IN lint.
tate hor IN order % secure Bn equitable
settlement Of soysral questions.
PROVOKED ny TnR UNITED STATES.
NEw YORK, Oct. 2l,-rhe Londoa
correspondent OF the World oables the
following: In conversation with a.
official OF high elRnilns aad init.
mately acquainted with all tho inside
facts VI the Venezuelan dispute, /
learned that ihu ministerial contention
here Is that the present decisive action
OF the British government was pro.
vokod by the recent dispatch from the
American state department, enforcing
In streauous terms the Monroe doc.
trlno Ia connection with tho question.
My informant told mo tLRi, to his
positive knowledge, at mn Interview al
which Emblssador BAyard was CON.
muuioating tho terms OF the iislatch
h LORD salisbury, tho latter interiug pied
him midway with the remark that no
need not proceed farther, as the Brit.
ith government could uoI oven enltr.
tain tue Arguments Tut forward, and
absolutely isGiined 10 Recognize, auch
All application OF the MsnToo u .c,rlne.
The terms OF Lord SalisOury's writ.
ten reply were practically the Same
anu Included n omplsinI Of tue man.
ner In which ihe question had bgsn
dealt with Ia the dispatch Of the AM
crican government - Increasing the
difficulties OF the stu alton. 10 ths same
document the state department WAC
invited 10 remember that England was
nn American power before the oxis.
,enos OF tue Unilsd S.sieh, ami her
righls "a the American continent were
superior 10 thOae OF the United B.Ate..
Embas,ad0r BAyari, IN further COM
muuicallun TO the British foreign
office, pointed cut thAt thete IL no GER
teiuty that El9land ibrlgnt about the
Vensguulan isOuiier, as IN the British
Colonial Oflee Let, tho authorized
publication OF tue Colonial depar.msni,
II n tlhied luEt this boundaries Of Brit
tab Guiana have neyerbsen clearly de-
llned Ia roFasi to the parts now In dit-
puio. ihis was gu awkward Teisrsnce
Tor the Bfitsh government, Tut LORI
Salisbury replied mat the Colonial o.
dec Lit MT being an ofllclal publiOA.
ton, the Brilish government could not
be reap0nsibio iJr IT. STATE lonls.