Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21
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"...''' OF ''e a'iAiouS'N- a"olleo messages
announcing the arrival OF the transports
o.. '@a't'ako ana Manila mad reached
,.'"'' '"e q" OF ine Navy department
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No' '' D, """ol'" '"a' luSI ABOUT JHe
Nme smarter appeared of Santiago the
charleston appeared in Manila Bay lead
Ns th" three transports, which take near
ly 5000 soldiers to Dewey's assistance.
That fact viii not be known, however
officially for two or three days. owing
lo the distance from there TO Hongkong
the nearest cable point.
DE"Ef'S MOVEMENTS.
10 Is questioned here whether, with this
force 20 back him, Dewey will feel justi-
fed in assaulung Manila or even i'm ac-
c-puns its surrender. Either course
would involve heavy responsibilities for
the admiral, and it is extremely desirable
thar no proteNt be afforded jealous Euro
pean Powers for intervention at Manila,
under the guise of protecting the interests
OF their subjects. Therefore. it may be
INST the Admiral viii wait for another
ten days. until the second instalment OF
troops reaches CaVile. In this case ne
WI" proo'Dly iahd tne lFoopS mat nave
uo" p'o'"p'S ''i'''" III 'No 'o"" VI
N"'''s' ""''" u "yN 'oHp'''e'S "'''e'
the c"hlroi OF hlilSe'l ana the lhSu'sl"'
ana employ the time IN accus'oinlhs theh
10 Manila methods ana climate
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I'm rs,cb.d saouId snain adont the
,-,,., ar,5 ,,,,,,,,,,l c,,,,sa of refusing an
e,cbonq, tbs regulations Of the War De-
rartment are suficient 10 meet the case.
The following principle is laid down in
these regulations:
"ReJaliauon viii never be resorted TO as
a measure OF mere revenge, but only as a
measure Of protective reribuuon; and,
moreover. cautiously and unavoidably-
that is TO say, retaliation shall only be
resorted TO after careful inquiry into the
real occurrence, and the character Oh lne
deeds that may demand retribution.
Unjust or nconsiderate retaliation re-
moves the beliigerents iuiiher ana IuI'leI
from the mitigating rules OF civilized war
and By rapid strides ledoS 'heih 10 'le
iniernecine wars ol saNases'
III was poin'eu out 'o-u"S DS 'o'
oiHcer OF the army Ihdl Ihe 9i'"''I5ii ii'N
lost mucn by their course Oh CT u5l'y'
NAMING on NAh-Oi'-Ar l.
There was "hoIes''e n"i'i'iie az '''
Navy Department to-day "hen 9eeie'"i'
Long supplied titles ior no less Una"
tl.rty-tve war-craiL All OF lhese were
provided for IN the iasl hdN"l app'opi'"-
ton bin. and "hle contracts IoI 'H'I'
construction nave not Deeh let' inc "u-
'erusemenis nave oeeh iSsueu' eN'ep' III
.He case OF 'He iUo'''oiS D. anu az NV
'""ls VIII DC uhu'I way Ooio'0 0''' "''
.Aef
First In the list OF the big DalueShips Is
he Maine. for Congress has PROVIDED
hat that name shall be continued ii lhe
naval list The other two big pat'le-
hips will be called the Missouri and the
JhtO.
IOhPEDO-bOAi b@A"I-E L
The hrsi OF the totpeuo-ooalS Oe"'S 'No
Iame OF brave young Ensign basley' VINO
vas killed on the deck oI the "ihslo"
.nder the guns OF Caruehas' the Hi''
american naval officer 70 lose ms ME IN