The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-01
OUR WAR SHAKES EUROPE.
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sEETIlrENT ABROAD.

Ths Continontnl Nations Generally unrFieuaiys
ne says, Ansetius 70 nsIttIe De ne . Pres-
peetive Werld P-ower-Rritsin Alsue Hslas
Oct tho Hand Or FsiownhIp and Weiseusss
Ust TO share with Her COMMERCIAL Supremacy
Chauncey NJ. Depew returned on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse yesterday from his Eure-
pean trip. Private Secretary Horace o. Duval
and a number of friends sailed down the bay on
the tug ChAuncey NJ. Depew to meet him. At
quarantine they were Joined by John Sabine
smith and his associates on tho committee OF
the Republican Club, of which DIR. DepoW 10
President, whit had gone down to invite him 10
a reception in his honor at the club last night
DR.. Depew on his return always gives his I'm
of the situation in Europe, and here 10
what he said yesterday:
"The one question moro interesting than all
others in Europe now is our war with Spain.
Cabinets and tho people alike are absorbed by
1t. The greatest contrast an American can OK ,
perience is to cross the English Channel. 1t can
be done in about an hour. but Il IL almost like
going from your own into the enemys country.
In England everybody, classes and masses. rich
and poor, are with US. On the Continent lie
bitter hostility or indifference. The French
newspapers are all with Spain, except three.
Every morning lie Gdutois and LIE Figaro one
representing the commercial classes and the
other the aristocracy and social power
Of France, have carefully prepared leaders
oUainst ma trying to proye that. under a pre-.
tence of humanity. we are really waging war
aqainst A weak nation for territorial agrran-
dizement. Tho cheaper papers, like Lie Petit
Journal, La Patrte and Lie Sotr, with their en-
ormousc circulation in the shops, factories. cafes,
streets and among working men and women,
furnish their readers with SUGGESTIONS Of Span
ish victories. and one al least created a panic
among our friends. They call us pies. evidently
thinking no epithet could hit us so hard. Le
Matru. lie Teulps and the LIE Journal des Dc.
bats tried both Sides with an effort at fairness,
Int capnot be aaid to be friendly. 1t IL not
strange under these circumstances that the
readers of the newspapers should become active
partisana.
"The evidences of hostility do not assume q
dangerous form, but petty annoyances and
sometimes insults are common. Then q large
portion of the Spanish debt is held in France,
and the last loan of SIS. 600. 600 which Spain
secured was borrowed in Paris at u very high
rate of interest Mt 30 per cent. discount. The
frat question the interviewer of an impartial
paper asks Won ia what did you begin this
Ivar for and what ia vour ultimate obiectl Arc
Won going to repeat in Cuba, Porto Rico, tho
Philipplnes our experience with England in
Evvntl sho went there to restore order, and
now under tbs ali adow of a puppet ruler hangs
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