Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
OUR STOCKHOLM LETTER.
4 french journalist on King Oscar
aud Norway.

Ahu Nul way.
StocguotI Dec A.. Spccial.-"s.
VI. O, Roi oscar II" Is tuc heading OF
an auieic whi5h appeared 100 he iirsro.
,hc famous French paper q fcw days
ago. The article was written by
Iluguos D. Rluv. the wer.snown Journal.
is,, who cycral times has visited S.ln.
d.nlyil.
As The reader probably may rcmcm.
Der rumIr was started through Europe
some time ago 90 iie effect that Sweden
bad joined the triple alliance. Some
french papers commenced soon Go
write ciiionliiy on tls subject. mltD.
tha grave m.a take 20 style thc rlmor o.
h1H oabM AZ the anne time kur
Osclrwas greatly taken i1 task by the
interruptions French journalists.
lI order TO Onset these stories and
show them Co be false tlg article in Lr
fi,a'J W.s written.
The author begins Obs essay witlrctlf-
/ ring TO ,ha speech OF King oscar made
at the banquet in Chu.uana on the las,
l,h OF November, and quotes especially
tine words ,he King used while speaking
OF his aim 90 uphold the peace and
neutrality ard have iull 'ibaiy to aci
90 hope, says the vu;gr "taat the
French pr.ss may anllyss lhis declare.
ton with 800 che attention % Is deserved
40 tUC same tims hc crt.eaes % letter
published 900 h. LJugHf tl NthBN and
signed ln Norwegian. 100 uh'cl 10 ls slII
among other things. eft b. iu Norway
Z autonomy rartui the nation secs the
coJDtefbJlduCa Of tHs wlIlisc tgujcug.
/ les. which still sometimes Wse hold uu
| the Swgigs lud the champion %. which
/ the jgunadoti,s seem t0 DE hy cause Vt
! their ltlysm Ma Husuus Lo Koux
/ uGiCl.ci those who. Ike the writer OF
| WC letter, believe ns seem 90 believe,
! that hiEu'impouunt matters were dis.
J cussci during the famous els hunt no
! Huunehefg. II do not hnlw' says Che
| French Journalist, whether the author of
| the letter IS quite sincere or not but
J um perfectly sure that Doe is no hunter
] Otherwise Dee could mon have believed
[ that The same man can shoot i've yi.s
! and discuss a treaty ui alliance at tAc
same t.me.'
The article 10 Re fIrwo mentions iur.
thcr how those VINO have tllECd s0
I much about the German emperor hunt
have forgotten 90 tgll OF the visit ihg
Car paid Co tbe Swedish crown prince,
and DO DIS forth also thai Ihs representa-.
! tive of thu English squadron were mo-.
/ where fgceivgl-uot even lv the Rus.
siam emperor 90 s.. ltigUHur--m
/ friendly and enthusiastically than by
King Oscar at the Drot,uingholm
castle
Mr. Hugucs Lc E1uN thoreupo1 dc.
/ sgrIhcd bis audience with King O5clG
aud calls attention TO the kindness with
which The kiug treats the most modc,t
of Dis French guests, ard 90 Oscars
| literary Iud artistic gifts. Continuing
DC slys THE NoNcgIlns have. not
/ outstanding their Te tubIicln ilclina'
| lions and depth oil ideas. which always
| clpiiyatc as a3 90 AT and morals, IN
| regard TO polite. rather German than
/ French sympliHia. ] think especially
/ on Bergen and the west coast. The
| commerce there b. completely IN the
| hands of the Germans The pictures
/ Of Kaiser William aud the imperial
| German faulty are 'sctn 10 the store
| windows just aS ulten9s the pictures OF
| the Swedish soylrcigus.
81 know that some people will tell me
| that all tA.s Us Of no Importance. that
the Nlrwcig.aus only Ike the German
/ cnpelof because De visits their country
every year and In his liuig speeches
! says THE dear Norway"
For my part however ] fully believe
| that Norway knows that her coasts, with
I harbos free from Zee the Nelr around,
must tempt powerful uglghhom--all
/ who have interest in coming out rom
the Baltic. Afraid of becoming com.
| pctcly Isolated, Norway algIHoms here
aCl. 10 regard Germany Js % natural
protector Sweden, m1narghicll, arise
tugntic and traditional, has, on the con-
/ uary, @ prediction Tor our race and
civilization, which feeling she does not
conceal"
Mr. Hugues Lc Rouy concludes his
1 article with the following words;
such are the sympJlugi which any
| FfcuChman can collect 600 those northern
| countries. Shall wc be foolish enough
| 90 0Hend-hy lack or act-a sovereign
who has always treated us nobly'"
-
A few Of the causes which have oc.
casioncd emigration may be mentioned:
rar distant from the trade centres OF
| the world OF vast gNlcnt and 10 want OF
] capital, Sweden. notwithstanding her
many rich products Of nature, has been
unable to proceed 10 that division OF
labor and mass production which nova
days Is called for as speedily as other
countries, which have q more favorable
situation, are more densely populated,
and possess a greater number OF caplta-
lists. During the lengthy transition that
has cusucd sweden could not bat suffer
from a competition with those nations, a
competition which, at 40 events for The
time being, has proved itself oyerpower.