Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
1ELEGRAPHIC.
ALL ENDORSE IT.
D.m'crlls, Republicans and pOpnllstS
sand Up for Cleveland.
:, WAS HIS GRAND OPPORTUNITY
,,sns Was Equal 10 l,-EVOn London
Papers Understand That II
IL Ser'Ouy.


n,,oi the Pacific coast, says edilorially
1.-the Presidents mossagei
nThs argument Of the President is
.,.p,werable. Americans Of oil
80. Of political opinion will indorae
,s.,o.cIal message OF tho President In
,n,, regard. II lie altogether likely,
- ,hst Congress will In some formal
~, sanction the Interpretation Of the
Wa,,oe doctrine advanced by the
p,e.iSsnt, aud its application to tho
Venezuelan dispute NJ c0ntenued Ny
Mn. IL may be depended upon that
ibo American people, without regard
IA paftlss, viii sustain MT. CIoNolahu
"a Inc extent here suggested.
IThe situation demands that tue
rr,ited states should remain abso-
iulely firm ia tho stand which has
been taken"
ArlLAuDED IN IDAHO.
BoisE CITY, Idaho, Dec.l7.-lntenso
interest IL manifested hers In the Nrn'
s.nelau developments. Public sontl.
nsnt wa. voiced by Gov. Mcdonnell
IN an Interview, In which he saiu:
.rhe meisage sent by Cleveland TO
Conures. on tho Venezuelan question
1. greeted with applause by oil the
peeple, regardless Of any differences
ihe, have heretofore had with the
pfssldent. lie may rest assured OF the
undIyided aud hearty support OF
laval constituency not only In Idaho,
but, 10 my opinion, all over the United
Blates.n
CHICAGO PAPERS.
CHICAGO, Dec. l7.-Local editorial
comments ON the Presidents message
generally sustain the endorsement Of
ihe Monroe doctrine.
The Timef.Herald lind. Haysi "The
nation Is with the President. IL makes
no difference 10 US whether or not any
foreign government may decline TO adj
init the validity Of the Monroe doc
thine. We are not capable Of the
puerillty Of eh,reatlpg recognition Of
itasa favor. We are prepared " dem.
onstrate ils validity with the entire
strength Of a sovereign people"
The Chronicle (Dem.l sayr "Tho
Pretldenps message II not only
strong appeal TO American pride AMI
patriotism In the matter now at Issue;
1t is u cleAn.cut and vehement enunci.
alton OF tue Monroe doctrine, which In
bis hands IL vltaliEed ~ never before
since Its nrst PRONUNCIATION. Great
britain must abandon iiH claims TO
Venezuelan territory, or the American
Congress must relegate the Monroe
doctrine TO the limbo Of forgotten
dreams, or tho question must be left TO
tue dread afbitrAment OF the sword.D
Tho Inter Ocean: "Tho message Ia
IN a tons that will he pleasing to the
country. IL insists upon the validity
OF the Monroe doctrine and upon Its
application TO present conditions, and
II clearly indicates n determination for
IL endorsement"
The Tribune says: "Howeysr tho
boundary dispute may evenluate, the
thanks Of the country arc due to Pre-
sldent Cleveland for his vigorous, 70.
s0lule, fearless and patriotic defense OF
that doctrine. In this respect no has
fieen TO the necessities OF the situation,
aud left no doubt In tho minds OF
European politicians where this gov.
eminent stands on the question, II
Great Britain refuses ~ accept the
Monroe doctrine, let her bring on her
beafs."
'ALtN FLA NJ 10 NUM-
DENvER, Dec. IL. - The Rocky
Mountain NewH viii say tomorrow,
regarding the position taken by Presi-
cent Cleveland on tho Venezuelan
question: "Beoause he IL right he
thould be heartily sustained by every
patriot. War seems Inevitable. II II
does not come one county or the other
must stand u confessed braggAri."
The News predicts In case OF war
that oil South America woud side
with tho United States, while France
and Germany might Join with Eng.
lsRd.
The Denver Republican comments
The President for upholding tho Mon
roe doctrine, but questions the fensl'
bllliy OF his plan, aud asks "lf mel.
ihbf England nor Venezuela interfefed
with the commission, and II either or
both should then refuse TO accept the
boundary line laid down by IT, would
II become our duty 10 whip either or
both into Hubmlssion2"
M'KIsLEY SPEAKS FOR OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o.. Dec. l7.-aovernor
Mckinley having been requested by n
number Of newspapers by wire TO OK.
press his viewB on the Prssidents
message on tho Venezuelan question,
has responded us follows "lt 10 my
Judgment that the Prehldenps firm
and dignifled statement OF the adhei-
enoe OF our government 10 the Mon
roe doctrine will command the APP
prOval OF the people OF Ohio. His mes-
sage eniorces with strength and vlgor
the position Of tho United States In It's
relations with European powers Tor
more than seventy yaars. IL Ia Amofl-
can In letter, In spirit, and In a calm
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES upholds the
honor OF the nation and insures It's
security"
nIGH PLANE OF pATRIOTIsM
NEW YoRll, Dec. 1.-THE Morn
Ing Advertiser will hRy; "GIover
Cleveland at one leap reached the high
plane Of patriotism. President Glove.
laaJ's message voices the sentiment Of
the entire American people. Political
considerations may or may not have
hcluGtod the President. He has risen
to the dignity OF his great office, and
much may be forgiven him for that"
ANicHo OF GREAT MEN.
sT, LOUIS, Dec. l7.-ln the cours,
d u long editorial the GlobC-Democral
lRep.) viii say OF the Presidonps ut
ternnces on the Venezuelan questions
This has the true American ring. IL
u an echo OF his predecessors, Johr
Adams anu Andrew Jackson, IN oTi'
els Whon tho honor ami interests o
the.counlry were endangered by TOT
eign aggrossions. IL the Monroe doc
thine IL o. u main vital principle o