The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01
Secretary Chamberlain Interesed
In Pushing Forward the
EnterpriSe.
Will BE no ARBIzaATIoN'"
hat Is the Remark GSioniStS Are
Attri5utins to Lord
SalSbur

IIGToN. ID. Ca Dec. 31.-The
7sa5iag edioriais Of The lemarara (brltlsh
00aaa paaers whieh pached the State
Dep stmen+ this mera y relate to Presi-
ssn+ geyebnd's snnua message and its
yefa.e-ce titbe yenezus IN boundary dis
nats
/ Tas Dsilv Chronicle the Government
erss. avs Tresident C.Teland's remarks
aoult 70 this: The established
esl tbe. United ateS Is firmly op-
= ss he forcible inCease of European
4 sIsefy poon The Ar erican continent,
sGs conceding thsi b : Is p,etty plain
is1I5sosft 1ns declares tl-t there is only one
ssol.1it.l under whiJ1 Great Britain is
3fk "a concsde the r.ght to the United.
hsss be the sole arbitrator OF the other
1lef an REP ublics, arl that Is that s1e
snall sclare q protect ate over them and
sisk harpeif tespons 9 ior their wrong
49, ana f'aeir liabilities. In fact, as
ssh WASH hem % eed as well as in
wra pari OF E V7 urSe.
the tggest on for GJitrating the whole
is ridieued nd it is agreed that
~ parity ia p0-er between Great
6ft1 and Nsnezuea IS the only thing
sass la delay NOR prompt redress for
ga ll1an inci1ent
all Re leading nsn OF Georgetown,
SrltsA GUAM, met Defender and
1aea COMPANY 10 ievelop the country
aisr te, retIus NH NE Government for
asF;7u Oh ,lU. lands lying north
s aynni RI er tween the meridian
fssfio ude 30 iegT15 aid the western
? OF me eoloT and between the
e = rseE NJ degrees north
ahs mFany unt takes within two
hand owe tie Government, to
w Ia ouildiH Dads and bridges to
csNt S5Go,001 10 hare a working
Asi. S7502 al itional
Ore the priac|al speakers declared
Il th vhad recsnly had an opportunity
cf eaE,, .sg that the lew Secretary of State
fo5 IRE 3olonies, che Right Hon. Joseph
gbamoe lain, who as taking a great dea!
of ats- $ IN this CO ony, and who vas in
5iIne5 70 push forxlrd its development,
RS EaE able 70 giving large concessions,
uck number of them that the
who had borne the brunt of
A far, snd mo had spent and lost
. o- deal Of money in the colony,
81 .d ave 2 finer in the pie ii there
good ,hins going. He had no
dc at the ecessary money could be
r. a. England after the colonists
sfes had su5 cribed the preliminary
gre
nf Der spoke a the same line. One
81 iA eia sskeaif any part of the territory
afriiee loi wa Affected in the boundary
nifFq0 The chairman replied that the
OF = - was, bar according to the cable
GU - .t day ord Salisbury said there
~ = no a1atration." Over $1,000
81 'aSen / the colony and the
sa'5 vas iuiy organized.
's=ts ifou ne official maps that
Aeo Sr amounts to nearly
- .@ts' lying almost wAolly
-s orr tchomburgk line, and
Aceoie o Lord Salisbury's
"'eoA Nm Venezuelan terri
gae CAYENNE CO. ,esrN,don+ % Tho NJ
4 asfa p eaFonicle )eceADar n aa~a,,roe.
.i'e 'TI clilN of the territory
rahchnd Brazil, had
ose poison. He was in a
lons $ .e and ha lett the ter
seaIne Cabral Maid to be
rsf,stA org ger, havingSeen Chief
2. ms I's lrict He WI formerly
si'C "a some repueSion as a
IA re his deparAre had
sa his rces ready to seure the
naei - Sc g Brazilian Guiana how
EEfs Fits 1seisioo arbitration migt be