Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

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thereby. II the Venezuelan passage in
the queen speech lacked defniteness.
tbs defect was remedied by the prime
III MISTER when he made this satisfactory
declaration, which was received with
"a much enthusiasm . II ever shown
In the house Of lords.
Arthur J. Balforr in the house OF
commons also took pains 20 deny that
there had been the slightest intention
70 violate the substance Of the Monroe
doctrine, and reafirmed his hope thG:
some permanent system Of arbitrsting
disputes with America wo1ld be Do.
vised.
Ali wsrs C~e.sIisssr, Ia ros~.
All references made in either house
10 the venezuelan affair was most con.
: cListory in tone. Lord Roselery men.
toned the Maxim gun episode in Brit
ish Guiana and sir William Vernon
Harcourt expressed regret that the
British case hau not Leen published
more promptly. but the opposition lead
ers mad no attempt 10 zeal with the
subj CT IN a partisan spirit.
Opinion in the Abb es was general
that the Venezuelan quest Oh hal vlr-
tualiy b Ell settled, al that remained
d. ng a matter of detail. The United
States government, Dy bringing moral
pressure 10 bear upon the Caracas gov
ernmant, has openeu q way for the re-
SUMPTION OF dipiOmat G intercourse be-
W Ii venezuela AM England. and
also has stipulated Tor an expression OF
regret for the Uruan incident.
: Whether the entire boundary LIspdle
lie eventually suUm tieu 10 arbitration
or 6, me compromise be substituted tor
The non utgk Line mIg..t lie eft an
OTen question:, Lui confidence was eX'
PRES "u IL the Iob e. maj SOM torm
OF ~L.uHmoht wOl.d sp Ell Y H. -.
ICcl ... hUhu. Az Il III. SaIISiacj rye |
lartleS Aus u"IHun. "a >etI e!IeuC
w 4. Ieave PreSIuout Ceve ans 'uul-
III. >ou II - IL Ii ar " al L"Hsl e.
uuce ,ne ..ncl on o. the Uuned ST., 3
Iplnose OF uL e]&ecutl;e auvISOrJ Dad.
AT IN ma
Amer ga Point vii h. G'IInrN
III settlement OF Il tu "a + dispute OF
long 20 tbs w /. Le auued tie
genera. disposition o. the part "a the
Aug44Sn pJI.I. cal lea lers anu the press
to rat M nIonrUe jrIne Win more
respect than .orILer y aud TO advocate
: HE Scuem' Tor arU1ratlng al ais
puI s Ur ~c.ntrUverI.eS wn.cn may sub
sequent4y ar sc with the u 4ited states.
WntIe these views may Ls unduIy
sauguiaA !, It IL evident rom the toae OF
the debates in the two huu IeS that "a
long step has been ia;en IN the direc'
tion Of per ect peace aid harmony De'
tween the two BRANCHES or the Engt sh
speak ng rae
In the G. urse of "a spaech in The
house cir w liam ,ernon Harcou.f
IA d: 81 AIN in ent re- agree EN-
ment W tn LOru Salisbury when III
n Y the I'm isu STATES has "A perfec
r ght TO nIerposr ! u a.y controversy b,
which ihe.r own interests are aztec Cd
anu they are entitled u jung whe,he
the r interests are Affected and IN VIVA
m ASSURE hey shall Ce su Ia II d. Ina
is a general .Ocir.ne upon which "a.
states ari. UIOn lh.s Is II In
La ance OF p w.r, and upon Iha
gIounu OK. al bIlra ,ntei pJse,. al
l. "Iun. Greece, Turkey Ia man.
otner p ICES
Tue MpnTo- { "rtripe Not DspuIed
The MON oe q ctr ne - not an ex
; ten IN VI : \ rr.nc e. - 4 mita
:. tuaI o. nIh,r st.tes clam 10 exeI
c.+p "v ryw here J lat feei ng ~ nC
u ruled al he ,~u"en's speech. an,.
relu CO 20 SEE II sia,eI d wIIn TO co-oI
!, crate with the Of In
> Uni States. The United state
: have not maze any prone uncem !
!. upon this question. Int have appO n,e
, q COMMISSION 70 IL oIm Their ~
= ments upon the subject &C has Toe
. stated that ;hs Apo nimcnt OF tn
. COMMISSION was an offenss 10 the To-
; pls and government OF Grsst br... l
, Happily. the government does NOS taz
: that view"
= wit Aid The snmssstsaL
A Hon. A. j. Balfour. first lord Of ii
treasury and Conservst We leader 10 u
!. house, WA loudly cneered when
4 arose to reply to the Literal leader. l.
said:
THE American oommiss. suers hav
\ Appls ed 10 as to aid them with a.iy II
4 formation we have ON the Venezue.s
question and We have promised to g'
them al the information we arc able
z give at the earl. os' possible momen
No false pride or diplomatic puncsil
VIII be allowed 10 ssand In the way
q settlement ~ far - We are c0ncerne
I shoula rejoice Il oat OF this .,
should spr nj SONS genera system
Arbatras.on.'
- shs m~uss - L"~Aa.
Reference to the Venezuelan matt
in the house Of lords wa In the ear
strx n.
Lord sAiisbury, tbs premier, said:
IL do not !h.nk that the invoking
- the Monroe ooctrlne was contx0versai
GO unnecessary for thu Unit
s,&ies. Chs aering the posi- N
Venezuela IN the Carr bean sea. IT "
no more unnatural tina, the On :
States should take an ln;ares, IN
=. than thut We should ZEE an mt rest