Great Britain and America.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 148, 21 December 1895, Page 2

Great Britain and America.

o THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE. (PXB PBESS ASSOCIATION). i Washxnoton, December 20. The excitement over President Cleveland's message is subsiding, and the Senate is now disposed to discuss the propriety of appointing a commission before agreeing to it, even the Jingoes The Americans are impressed by the firmness and the unanimity of English opinion, and are chagrined and surprised at Europe supporting England. The Governors of 26 States support President Cleveland. . ; The New York commercial men have convened a meeting t6 cobside* the message. Many condemn the President's action. asjagainst thecountry, and declare it has already caused the loss of 'millions/ FipaQci^ enterprise is at a standstill, and laige sales of American stocks have been made in England. > The Bepublican Senators are indis-, posed to leave the nomination gf the proposed Commission to President Cleveland. The American Admirals state' they are prepared for wex.i » Se^en millions in go\A tnll be withdrawn from the Treasury during the iioit three^ttree^s for export alofte. ' , f " The- Attorney-General is for an alliance with/ the American ReSublicx on the basis 1 of the Monroe octrine. ' A}■ t " ' • > *- London, Dec. 20. ' Itjs reported tha^ Lord Salisbury consulted the Powei»^before he sent a reply sefmuu^ to id niit that the Monroe doctriucr $va aipplicj^letptho^nc^uelft " ' /' r > J