Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-20
GEOGRAPHIC.
AFRAID OF RUSSIA.
,.,l,ra hot 10 a Position 10 Go 10
Var al Present.
oD,. AsD CANADA IN DANGER
,..r.e,n Conliugsnis solld-salls'
Nv burr "a Big Bully" Says
Michael DaIilt.

yoRK Dec. 2O.--A dispatch
nswsrli ..om London says Inc
% lo' Se q Russia Is Hlono ominou'.
,ll'us .. =, war bstwsen England and
10 10 rjoii,d states, it is not to be doubt
ma, Ru,sia would 'sire tue ooeas-
81 ~ ,,pp.delsysd advance to the
ion lot ..sr.,n aud across the recently
ktal.sSI npo separating her irom
si'aui'W Whether Eu. gland, In That
lnal.' aid rely ON upy EUROPEAN
event. doubtiul, oufiaiuly not
p9sri w,tn Russia In arms against
Eianv., ,ot even her Joint intefeth
bn.nn wei Indies would prevail
10 wy t'sr traditional hatred OF Eng
isa,H, !, ,sy nothing OF her political
sigssce With Ku,ii''
vouI.p INVADE cASADA.
,,,oo. Dec. lg.-ln the event Of
,Ssfwlth Great Britain, Cnloaso alu
~ iskrs viii DO safe. In tohviiyns
mr,s..Hsrald n no loss Clearinghouse
nuI,,ty mun than Mhi.-den' Wesley
y.,,l,i. commanding tbs department
= ui's1utl, gives the assurance
ANY IMPRESSION ig," says NeneIhl
v.,,;,, Uihat We would make the WAT
A'.,' one. We would, should
100 nd iuoge, take the lnltlatlNt,Anu
hsl 80 CsuadA aud make that country
!p'..s M war. The Immediate seizure
W.. Welland canal, TO hold II OF
,.',,ov n. would solve nj once the
'.sIsy Of tho lake ports. There u
FD,sIns 10 fear from Canals. NJ IN
n..I' ~ sur country could be under
,'san,bere. We could oyerwholm tue
sa'n,,v with force guaranteeing ton
,sane ANYTHING that they could col
~, and muster, ana not leave our SEQ.
100 uupfoiectud Rud unpfoyidod
.l,b men 10 defend every port"
CAN MAKE INTERNATIONAL LAW.
w1sulSarOS, Dec. l9.-Among
g.s,,t,fV Olney's callers today were
Nini,tofs Andfauo OF Venezuela, Men.
dosca Of Brazil aud Romero Of
MEXICO. Though this was diplomatic
tsccntion day at the state department,
iseit cali A, this particular time oeoA'
stoned much comment.
Although none Of the Central and
South American diplomats will con-
sent 10 be quoted regarding their call,
M known tbAl they, ~ a rule, have
r.bled their governments that the
p,rssnt seems An opportune lime Tor
invoklng the Monroe doctrine as
means OF support against European
ptfsufe, several OF them being in'
yolyed In dlspuloa with European nh-
t.sus at this time. The statement II
made by one Of them thst several re-
,sl,s will follow from the vigorous con-
Efue,lon Of the Monroe doctrine.
Fint, It Is said. will be tho Adhof.
tuee Of tue southern republics, making
the declaration practically unaDimous
ifom the countries Of the western
hsmisphert. IL IL pointed out that
LORD Salisbury insisted that the MOu-
roc doctrine was not recognized rs
International law, but this, it Ia said
would DO answered by showing that
MI The republics OF North aud South
America accept It ne the law govern
lug them.
ALsBuBYs LITTLE GAME OF BLUE.
BAN FRANCr co, Dec. l0.-Michaol
DAylli, NJ. A., founder VI the Irish
Land League aud home-Tulof, arrived
In this city today from sydney, Aus
trails, Un the steamer Alameda, Mt.
Dayilt has been touring Australia. He
will not make pfOtraciod stay IN
California, ana NAV start for Europe
the early part Of next week.
IL al Interview today MT. DavltI
nli,
"SsiltbuTy Ia big bully It's time
something wgs dOnotO check him In
he wild career. Howevor,it is hard TO
contemplate even the possibility OF war
between England And America. The
simple Tact Of the matter Ia just THE;
England has been going around the
world Tor years bullying and imposing
npon little Countries. hho has tried II
more than once, and quite recently,
loo, Gs you are aware, IN the Western
hemisphere, as vol MS In tue Eastern.
Now, II sha is not to be allowed 10
become more and more iyfRnnioal and
uplnsl Ia thO carrying out OF this poli-
O. Among the republics OF the Western
Nofld, II Ia absolutely necessary thai
some powerful nation here shall u.s.
sumo tho task Of doing police duty, NO
htpeaF; OF Standing up between ths
oppressed aud the would-bo Oppreis1i
hom abroad and saying, Hands 0nl'i
w strikes me-" continued Mr.. Day'
H. "tlat the Monroe doctrine, carried
cut, Ilacea the United stRteB IN lu,t
Tue position that have suggested II 4.
necessary for some powerful govern
mtnl to OIL. rejoice to sec the country
recognize her own power aud dignity
and duty, and am further pleased Il
hear that President, Legislators ant
people are No well In accord on the sub
jsCi.
"But there will be no war. Salis
bury will not fol- a moment contem
pate such n thing. He 10 big bully
Us he always has been where the or
poHunity has offered itself for him Il
pay the part with success.
"rhere Ia no fear, as have said tina
thefe will be war over this. LORI
salisbury will simply carry on gam
Of blutt as long as ho thlnke there I
NY chance OF winning. In the end
me American government remain
intmi he Will give way, the Who'll
tnlng VIII wind up In world OF Dip
tons,
hANwARD's CONFEssIoa.
Ills Ante'nortem statement suppose