The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-28
MOROCCO MIDDLE CLEARED UP
UNITED STATES GETS CREDIT FOR
PEACEFUL SOLUTION.
Ambassador White Suggested Plan for
Police Control which France n Ger.
many Finally Agreed On-some Details
OF the Bank Plan Yet 10 he Decided,
Special Gable Despatehe, 10 The SUN.

Special Gable Dispatches 10 The SUN.
ALoEcIRAs, March 27.-To-day's session
OF the Moroccan conference finally dis
posed OF the outstanding contentious, and
the pacific settlement f~oreshadowed some
time ago in these dispatches Is now Writ
ually accomplished,
The honor Of the final solution Of the
chief diFiculty-the police q~uestion-he-
longs to the United States. Mr.. White OF
the American mission, with the view to re-
moving the continued friction in reference
to the ins~pectorship OF the police, reframed
the proposed clauses, limiting the super
vision OF the diplomats at Tangier to the
maintenance of international impartiality
and the fulflment OF the conditions i'm
posed by The conference,
The British, Italian, Austrian and Russian
delegates and some others strongly sup
ported Mr.. Whites amendments, which the
conference ultimately adopted, subject to
the approval Of the Governments interested
The strain noticeable during the last
few days Immediately disappeared. Count
Won Radowitz, the German delegate, and
NJ. Revolt, the French representative, whose
respective official positions had hitherto
necessitated mutual reserve, we're now
able openly to avow personal cordially.
and they were photographed, with their
assistant delegates, in a group symbolical
of the happy ending of the prolonged tussle.
This little incident was heartily welcomed
by all the conferees as preliminary to the
signature Of the settlement.
Considerable progress has also been
made on the bank question, which is there
by removed from the contentious area.
Some diff culties remain, but none that
can apparently reawaken the tension of
the past few weeks. 1t is not doubted that
the Powers, including France and Germany,
will sanction to-day's agreement, and the
remaining days Of the conference will be
devoted to finishing non-crucial questions
and drafting a protocol.
LONDON, March 2s.-The Algeciras cor
respondents of the London newspapers
pay a tribute to Mr.. White OF the American
delegation for his services In bringing about
an amicable adjustment OF the difficulties
raised at the conference.
The correspondent OF the STANDARD says
that his tact and skill brought the end
nearer by several days. The correspondent
OF the Telegraph quotes Mr.. White as say
ing to him:
Il am really happy. Everything seems
to be going as well as could be desired.
You ses. 4 simply took the two adver-
saries by the arm snd compelled them to
explain themselves. 1t Was necessary to
find a formula acceptable to france as
we'll as to Germany. Even at the darkest
moments of the conference | never gave up
hope.
If you had been able to see the tele-
grams l sent my Government you would
nave learned that my confidence was not
apparent, but real. 1t will soon be reoog-
nized that all of us have worked in the
cause of peace. l am glad that the repre-
sentatives of the United States have beer
able to give the most friendly support to
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