The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-19
DOCTRINE OF MONROE
The Message of President Cleveland
Causes Much Comment.
BRITISH AND AMERICAN OFFICIALS
Declined to Discuss the Venezuc Ian
Matter in London.
THE CAUSTlC ENGLISH PRESS
Spared No Words In Expressing Opinions'
Comments In Germany, France,
Mexico and America.


to,do, no.o,,,or &c IN .r,,a ~, tho
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li"'i-no"cc WnIeh a'A newspapers b'No !"
fresiden; Clevelands message to congress
ON tho Nsnpz,iai,,, lfund,.,,. ,uo,t,nn ,hn
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sNiic'" p"phc mere refuses 10 get eNci'ou
or oven intcrcSed nhout the matter. At
hotels, clubs. railroad stations. etc. tho
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matter Is rarely alluded TO- THOSE VINO
nave read the correspondence resent Pres
ident Cleyelund's attitude but almost the
in,oriah,c ,rs,y,,. ,e,.,yea -, ,,,,,,,,ors.
''" '"'S '''""'' ''NNi''" " WV WIZ
inquiries Tor an expression OF opinion Is;
"What Is II all about auywnyg''
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ne STOCK 'Nen"nge to Jam down tho
Anne rican securities Consols also declined,
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nrc the only persons injured by the mes
sore. thov have nst ground Tor cop,.
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y url< World and the New York rveu,us
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'Sr vi '"S "a -""''ph "Pc 'tPVlutcu mere
with approval as Indicating tho American
opinion of the. situntion
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ne raulcd evening newspapers thke
most serious view of the situation. The
star, IN double column article, says
is 1t war; Ediiurally the Star re-
marks: at Is difficult TO eNaggetate the
k1vily OF the situation. The uiied
states may be assured that Englishn,cn,
| Iogai dless OF party. viii abide hrmly by
| Lord Sal. shurNs claims and VIII not sub
nit TO a bounce
iuniG pplnloh says Inc Westminster
| Gazette, will unanimously support Lord
| Salisbury, hut II Is u pity he enlarged the
dispute ana attacked the Monroe doc
| u1nc.'
| The Westminster Gazette remarks: The
iact If that lhe present situation " my
| result OF an unfortunate combination; on
| one sac Il foreign secretary VINO was once
n Saturday Reviewer, and who could not
avoid tho temptation OF scoring In an ar
gument, and on the other side It president
VINO could not resist the temptation of
scoring in an electoral campaign. but the
mass Of the people of both countries re-
| gard the possibility of wax on amy Issue
| with blank lncredulity.
| The Evening News says: The election
| dodge need not give us moments un-
eastness,
| me ~. james Gazette headS ITS article
| on the Neneauolan developments War OF
| Wire Pulling, and says. President
Gleveland's lansuage in Che mouth of IN
stdhi mobilization OF armies. 1T Ia rather
too late or too soon to say "hands orr
To- , me empire which includes not only
| brltlSn tijuana ana Jamaica hut Can
ada The pretensions Of President Cloye-
| land and Secretary Olney are so exng-
Eerated and the language SO offensive,
was u sinilar explosion Of violence here.
! But Lord Salisbury has kent his temper
| n this unpleasant correspondence aud
| the nation viii do likcwise until the timc
/ comes when we shall do wen to be augry,
and that time may come. we are All
| anxious to give the American government
! no opportunity OF forcing H. The 81
james Gazette then discusses the tb.or,.
| that tho matter Is merely an election
| dodge" and quotes the editorial of Tho
| New York World on tho subject aiding.
| we are entitled 10 relv mon Inc srnee
of tho average respectable American who
I
| who has mn interest in Vanev1,ei',,, ,I,I
cosslons. ON these millions OF shrewd
| hard hearted well educated Anpio. s"x
ona ana Anglo 'routnns Who bn,,i az, 80
son Ia he Amer tbsm f 49, n" "@ y, ~
Britain. we co,,nt In, a. !" IieU a.,
| tnat co,,"tr,, ,rht,a ~ !" ~ ~ oi,'y NJ
he sense of he i,,ay ovsropr
| Mo nh. hInnd',.,r', 1,,i ~ ~ ~
| nov and me selfish intrjD.,,ns y, ~ H. =" -,
f bnt o,n nan IS may leave no solution
won,, ir,t,,to pr nwi,,,S 70 tnnl-W'i ,Wo
VT nut EhsnsMhtii would not intend
v.h ~ ~. ~ ~ Nnlpptu- IN the mean,
whlIe heiih'r the government nor the ma
W. NouIu "r IuiVh 70 TAKE advantage
oi tiie errors OF me United States admin
| ~ "t,ou OF 20 refuse mem any rcasoua-
plo opportunity OF iwithdrawirg from a
peSi,iGn WHICH thef have wantonly and
| sin,aluit9uslN MADE dangerous.
ne naii NM Gazette ridiculcs the
Whoie matter saving: 1T flashed across
u 81 nrst mat President Cleveland Was
mad, and second that he was hypnotizod
| ~ olne{' VINO In turn was hypnotlzed
| nE Mr., Lodge. Hut we conclude that II
| r. only an election address. and We adj
| wise president Cleveland to appeal to ne
country Immediately before the AmcTi-
cans nave time TO study tho Olncy doc
| trlnr Sut We FEAR that even now II ~
| too late, for the world has already given
! tho word 'buGaboo,' alas"
The Globe says; 1t would not be wlse
for American stateamanship 10 coniide
too much In the amcable sentiment that
| blood Is thicker than water, or to mag
| Inc that England can be intimidntcd.
President Cleveland must also reckon
with France " he insists on carrying out
ms modern construction of the Monroe
doctrine in its entirety.
The Evening Standard observed that
1t seems Impossible for any public man
10 issue n document in more offensive
terms, II recalls tho Sackvillc West in
cidon' and says; II Is fresh attempt OF
the Irish vote and the tag-rag Of the
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