ENGLAND AND AMERICA
SENATOR SHERMAN'S INSULTS.
REPUDIATION OF HIS INTERVIEW
DISCREDITED.
THE PRESIDENT ASKED TO
REMOVE HIM.
[Pes Press Association.—Copyright.}
NEW YORK, August 11. The unreserved comments of Secretary-for-State Sherman upon Great Britain and the policy of the late Premier Canovas in regard to Cuba are causing dismay in New York. The 'Evening Post' says Secretary Sherman is showing signs of senility, and calls upon President M'Kinley to remove from public office what is an intolerable scandal.
Secretary Sherman has publicly repudiated the interview in which ho was stated to have declared that England quarrelled oftener than she fought, but the denial is generally discredited.
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Evening Star, Issue 10391, 12 August 1897, Page 2
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105ENGLAND AND AMERICA Evening Star, Issue 10391, 12 August 1897, Page 2
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