The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-30
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ans SECRET clauses aFe ~ h. apienlrd
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ing friiriiatians ugge exchanged with
ihs president a. oyster itsy. tssh
iiaron kamuFa ani M Miiis tsi..
GRABBED. Ths former cunnn-,i himself
o. arpFisinE MF. Roosevelt ~ 40 c'sns
siiiiuns uiaa which p.arv had i,svn COO,
ciuds,i. a. wiiie. more expansive.
frankly laid bic tribute at TIE presi.
dsnts feci In bic ui-ssasv b. saidi
History viii ascEibe g. you Tie
TipFy &c The poace q Portsmouth,
ani adding the expression - Russia's
hrariy appreciation % The presidents
'F~nrrpus initiative Mr. Roosevelt
replied with uoris q thanks ani ON.
graduation. Thea began The jubiia.
tipu. N. wiitr and Harm Dc ilo.cn
r-turn-i 90 the hotel for luncheon.
The japanese had remained n the con.
frrcncc hall a. lunch with Mr. Perry.
The news that peace had ts-cn concind.
81 had provided the Russian plenlpotcn.
iiaries. aud such scenes 81 wild reioic.
ing have never b,-a l.rforc Witnessed
Ia The state Of New Hampshire ne
greeted them upon their arrival az the
bJi.l N. White. dared az the sudden
and happy termination 81 the confer
cnc,. was fairly oveu,owcred by The
tremendous ovation he received. lie
could only express his gratitude by
shaking the hand Of everybody and In
response 90 the voilcy % questions
fired at him as 30 tho terms murmur.
1--WE pay not a kopeck and we get half
Of Sakhalln." Later In his room. when
be had partially recovered himself. he
declared that be could not have dream.
I'll Of such n vlctory-for that he re-
gapis IL as a diplomatic triumph u the
1rst magnitude he makes no attempt
90 conceal. And that IL the general
verdict here. The Russians are over
joyed M the result I'VE have had our
Liaoyangs and Mukdcns on land" they
say. 'and our TcushImas on sen. but
the japanese have had their Ports
mouth"
Although VI. Wltte IL not a diploma
fist. they declare that he has outma-
neuvercd the japanese. yielding one by
one TO the conditions until he forced
them into a corner on the main issue
of indemnity and left them no escape
except surrender or TO convert the war
into a war 10 collect tribute. The Rus
SLAMS declared that automatically the
Japanese made their colossal blunder
when they agreed 10 consider the con-
ditions seriatim. The japanese corre-
spondents. though they said little, plain
ly showed their dissatisfaction with the
terms. They stood aloof. silent In the
midst of the general jubllation. Bells
were ringing in Portsmouth and New
Castle and the fleet In the harbor was
adding to the din with their sirens
and bells. On smaller scale IL re-
called the finish Of an exciting inter-
national yacht race Mt Sandy Hook.
One of the Japanese. however, gave the
true note when he remarked, "Tell me
that the mikado has approved 1t and /
shall be satisfied"
Baron Komura, following the rule he
has set for himself, declined to make
any statement, and Mr.. Takahira, quiet
and reserved, as usual, would only say
WueH uSheu W uuht u Sthteiueut.
For the sake of humanity and civil
lizaton and as we believe In the inter-
est Of both countries and the world we
have made peace"
The informed warships 10 which ia.
pan has waived her claii. W "
will be returned to Russia are:
The battleship Cesarevitch. at Using
tau.
The cruiser Askold, the gunboat
Mandjur and the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Grozovoi, mt Shanghai.
The cruiser Diana, at Saigon, French |
Indo- China.
The cruisers Aurora, Oleg and Jemt |
chug. at Manila.
The cr'''e Iona. IT Mare island, |
San i'~Hn
The Phil; thea Union was pleasantly !
entertained at the home of Miss Belle |