| Show NEW NICARAGUAN 1 CANAL THEA TREATY TY f t J ii l fote Brings Draft of It Abrogates ij Compact English Ob Objections i H V j Senate May Not Ratify t v r 31 V j I I i London Nov No 2 The first official statement ot of any kind made for Tor or a II month In relation to lie llio Nicaragua has as buen been obtained by b the tins Awo Asso elated Press Prong It the fact act that Lord the British ambassador dor dot to the United Status when he lands landa In New York today will have with him the tho draft df ot a now now treaty trent abrogating the r treaty treat which is 14 In Ine every e cr particular satisfactory to Lord cabinet Since a representative of at the tho Associated Press Iress In III t Lord In London not oho one ano word authorized l has been given glen out ou there here lIh reference to the thi canal The editorials which have appeared In England have been beon based entirely e l upon ullon dispatches from ruin the th United States This Is explained by b tho thu rather ratIon astonishing announcement that lInt all negotiations n up to the present day have been b en entirely unofficial from a n strictly diplomatic point of ot view le anti and that on pour Sour p only depend the lie hopes for a II successful bridging over o r of ot f the diplomatic dUll difficulty culty cult These pour hour l our however have hae h e been be n particularly searching The state department does oes not re we require quire to see ee a 0 copy of or the Important document Lord carries In order to learn Its terms term though oin dally chilly negotiations negotiation will only commence when the ambassador reaches ren hes Washing ton Until that the exact condi conditions conditions lions of the new convention ore are with held THE QUID PRO QUO Though It Is ho admitted that Great Britain has haa agreed to put the Clayton I i I Bulwer treaty to one side aldo and amid to t ac nc acquiesce In the time construction of ot the canal by and under the control of at the time United States this concession from tour Lord Lans Lane downes original contention has hns not lot been granted without sonic some real or fancied advantage to Great Britain It would not be fair to say nay sa that a quid pro quo constituted time tile main feature of ot the protracted pour parl rs but that It will directly or Indirectly result Is firmly established In the minds of ot the members of ot the cabinet OBJECTIONS One of ot the most moat responsible officials connected with these arid amid earlier said We Wo never nener really ob objected to construction of o the life canal nill but we did and nd do object tp to a Cavalier abrogation ot of tho hol Iio treaty treat It was waa In that spirit that Lord Lansdowne couched his reply tu to the United States Senates rejection of ot the thelast thelast thelast last treaty treat It was not what you to do but the nasty nast way you said It that was the chief reason for our opposition Since then we ve have been approached lua lna In a rational polite manner and we wo have hao again en endeavored endeavored endeavored to substitute for tor the time Clayton Bulwer treaty a Il treaty that will en on enable able nub America to carry out a 11 design which In a broad sense will doubtless benefit the lie whole world The mollification at of the foreign reign to office has hns dOI done ilone more than thou anything else elso to assure tho the assent of ot the Brit British ish government nt to a 1 new treaty But Hut almost In the same breath must be mentioned the state departments will wll willingness willingness to to a reciprocal ar or arrangement arrangement Hoarding the British West Indies and other British This while In Inc lne ne with the views lat hit latterly icily terly by b cable dispatches to President McKinley and V President I was WOR so 0 at variance with the tho British governments experience of oC the American attitude that they the now regard It In the light of at a quid pro quo nuo foe or what they to be concession n ii over oer the Nicaragua gua proposal Tte Tie allegation contained In some of ot the British paper Paver saying Lord Lansdowne has tamely given ghen up Inherent rights right VP 1 i r 1 11 IVI 1111 without any return Is la strenuously de IC I r li f flied nied on Oil the tho foregoing grounds X t NOT SURE I U ID OF OP 1 It IC What It Is I perhaps l more mom 11 i rt V 21 elan than n tho tl rea reasons ns Great In i 1 to IM wend nd 1111 ovar OU r Lord iN I ot of with m his hla lit aU Jt f a In is the time fact V V gin gla that Inner circles of ot the cabinet are Ure nOt nt j 1 I s 1 nearly so Sri sure of ot the acceptance of ot the thu ff bUr convention as are I lOin gome leading notes 3 l i we ie PI papers rs on n both sIdes aMt Of ot thu tho j 4 M 61 when tho the full Cull terms are Iro announced It itU L S d dJ U J feared that sonic som bt bf the senate onate may ilia tm find objections mind and s 1 f I to I that tho the forecasts no so far tar published al aI 1 I i 11 le too sweeping concessions on 1 T III the part of ot Great Orent Britain may have a l V 1 f deleterious action For Instance the V deduction that tile the proponed 1 treaty In 4 1 ij V Vany any way wa reaffirms or the 0 of ot the Monroe doctrine meets meet II with a di dl direct 1 L ant anan an reet denial by b the he t foreign nica III O Per For I PerV r t N V these and other othor reasons Lord V II fotu 1 Is not likely to Ills signature V V to tn the tho document until a 1 majority of i ft tOri orr Senate shall have lae had lull full for tor or studying Great propof cs In tho the meanwhile there thre exists here a P rl win species of Indifference and u a feeling f V j Inc Ine that after all tho ho new treaty may many be WC pigeonholed on account of or some mi simm expected senatorial objection though in fl v tills this th II development would create rr at the use teen reen teene an arn e est cst t disappointment despite Its lis present I stoical anticipation en Ca SU CANAL C AL COS HAND iJ From Fro a diplomatic source there hat has 4 t t ti 11 lately Intel emanated private minor that the m f f f rk Suez canal anal company Is using financial t I bo be and other Influence to prevent an on agree i re ment being reached In 11 regard to 15 tue t 1 Nicaragua canal canol It has hs been further IV Jt reported that this powerful corporation corp 1100 has hall Joined hands with several lendIng leading I American Interests alleged to be op opposed i S posed pored to the construction ot latter fL waterway The Press Pr s I arn however that Investigations carried on I here and el elsewhere In which Washing Washington rt ton to n Is not an entirely disinterested par liar party ty reveal that there thero Is no evidence of 01 4 Vt IP per er such sue machinations machination by the I Canal sinaI I company though the lie head of one of ot the th V British state Mate departments a t f 4 the Nicaragua canal would probably bablY j it rob the Suez canal of ot all Its far ar east eastern J wi ml ern era trade The Tho ont nt U is Uthe t J rho the largest larest stockholder In th time Bic 4 t iJ J On canal but It does doe not appear that thai finan financial t mails cial Interest ever eer entered Into hun the tho ho ills Wa Is I I of of ot he the Nicaragua canal canai th V i j u considerations Involved d therein th being b hien ittem regarded as lS tn so paramount to any an po v tout loun slIde Bible loan loam of ot future dIvIdends from th I I Suez Canal anal company m as all to be he unworthy i of or being coupled with the subject Time Th j actual of the e Suez But au i cau com can company r r I i pany panr IIi Is all nil transacted ad tho Jn Iii Paris wh ri r V n V the of or She Jima company to S fold taid to a representative re of Arso t tl i tu tuMa elated Press For Ir us the tile Panama aria ansi V r NIcaraguan Nicaragua 1 projects do Ib not exist W We V VI pay I absolutely no attention Jt y I we te VI have never exercised any an Influence to 14 11 to prevent either of or those schemes chemes from 3 15 t tl being carried out and we shall noVer 7 al 0 10 lo fa Ill We can cnn look forward to the lie even j ruai opening of either canal with per perfect it V Is feet crt equanimity rs as III we e do not antici anticipate i V pate any appreciable loss of ot income t l from their competition We Se may even evet y j em co e benefit by b the general development of Qt t fi san the traffic that the opening pf tho th canal f e ol 01 across arros tho the American Isthmus may oc occur occur i la c cur V 1 4 tte ie G 0 THADE WILL SEEK Sl EI NEW V V J JIt It II Is Interesting to note that several 14 English J Interviews by representatives s of or the Associated Ao Press all declared m i that English trade with the tIme far Jar east tI t b Cf Ma 1 w whereto hereto within a 11 few fell years the larg largest l leat etlY est eat tonnage would be speeding mutt be O I fund found to take the th Isthmian l route not f f uni J only to expedite cargoes argoe but to avoid j if the palpable danger of lit the Suez Sues route r f t which now compels then them to skirt khrt the tho rj i m also n shores of ot three nations France Frone Spain 1 V V to and amid Italy who by the tall fail all of pf It tho hand handkerchief c i wi kerchief might become Jerome hostile These j reel cell m mI authorities nu all nil assumed without I uny any reservation that war mint between Great H t i o n nr i r i jr Ir sI ar an arma I and the United States Is ait aulm anim Im Impossibility ma possibility I V 2 V V I Tel LETTER FROM TAYLOR TAr Lon 11 t Ind H HYoung Young Writes to Ills l I Old t f t wy Friend t tl tAlma l Alma Taylor he joung missionary V ff m mCi C who ho is II now no 1 in Japan with Apostle i 1 Ift Grant has hIlS written a II letter old V f L 1 friend and Bishop Nelson A Empey I t V L Ma MaJ MaThe The communication states that a trap Irp j Tu II a pr pye lea loal rain main storm has hns been over Oer Yoko V ta O hama hasna for tor the wit aest st few days da almost t uton great gret enough to duplicate the Hood flood food In which Noah figured so 1 prominently It I i I o 0 N was 1 a storm torm than the writer taU atI I 1 hall hail ver witnessed I e In the ockle i I loo C CA A Giant Orant and anti lila hIs associates as hope hP p N T Tto Tto 1 te V to soon toon b l be able abl to establish e V t kr k r In tees tl In Tokio the capital of ot the n V V il V 4 Inal try tr V J vL Mr rJ |
