New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
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THE LORD MAYORS BANQUET.
SPEECHES BY VARIOUS REPRESENTATIVES.
OF THE BRITISH CABINET.
THE NAVY TO BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KIM
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FLYING THE MATABELE WAR.
Iondor Nov e-This has been Lord Mayors Day.
and n great norton of the population OF LONDON
gathered to witness the procession a''enua'' upon
the taking over of office by the he"y e,.o'e 80.
Lord Mayor, G. r. Tyler VINO suoeee"' ~ '''
Knll. ,,xu At,
evening was attended by 1000 guests Lord her
schell. the Earl of Kimberley, ii. Campoeii-pah-
herman Earl Spencer and A. >. Mu"ue"" 'epie
scented the Cabinet As First hoiu Vi VI.
Admiralty Earl Spencer spoke chieny vi "a,"'
affairs Many attacks had been maui ie-s"'s'
he said upon the administration OF the Navy.
He wished to say that the Government was p'eueou
IN maintain and strengthen the Navy TO the point
where il would be fit TO defend not only 'he Di''S"
Islands but the whole Empire Nheers1
Mr. Campbell Zimmerman. Secretary OF Sta'e lot
War answered the toast to the Army lie salo'
THE Army is no longer the refuge Vi 'e ~
and destitute 1t is now being filled III d" incieaS-
ING degree with highly educated, thoroughly as
cin,ined and well-behaved men, from whom the
country may expect something pet'e' '""" '''e
blind obedience of the human machhe. Nee'''
Recurring and receiving such men, the "oNe'h
ment must do all In their power 10 eN.."" ~ IN
certain privileges | glad to say 'his IL pe'hs
sa Tho prt,sb Army is now the best service
IN the world for the comfort of the men. tCheersJ
The Earl of Kimberley, Secretary VI '.".e io'
India responded to the toast 10 the N''''eia
There were undoubtedly many present. ne s"i"'
who would be glad to see the present N"o,"e.
lettering TO the fall In the absence OF several Oh
bis colleagues notably Mr. Gladstone tcheers ana
hissesl and Lord Rosebery (cheers) ne mlsh' as-
sure all present that, despite the cohS'"ii. nv
of the armies of Europe, the relations OIL r"slana
to the Powers were thoroughly harmonious sun,
of a
the condition of Europe was the cause oi oonstan'
anxiety on the other hand, England $ relauohs
~ Tho limited States did not give the slightest
ground for uneasiness. Those relationS hau -, oe
sg ho1 n. arb,tr9ment of war Cheers) There
greater Nation Than the RTitain submitted
to the Tribunal Of Arbitration in Paris Shsee s1
Lord kimberley expressed sympathy win M SPnh
and in her sc~row for the victims - Of the
Santander and barcelona explosions Reerrlng
to he s3 h snas Court had
unqualified success So and s ahat roner
were approaching permanent seltemen'. Fame Tne
W sl% we 1Ea tho
to English snq %GI known Ue poss in The
matter Of frontiers ICheers) When the ofhels
PAPERS should be he aI ssed cheersD
In India the silver question was the great dii
Guilty 1t stl was toe soon 80 Say asanst the coin
age of silver would succeed lie hinse1 ,r rHs th.
ndent that they were mnlSpensdCie'
last few months there had been terrible riots be-
tween Mahometans and Hindoos in india: Inc I'M
nartiality of the Government in such matters was
SHOWN by its refusal to interfere to restore peaGe
between the sects. The war against me ia,a asaS
in south Africa had been the subject OF nsa,g I
discussion The war was, in his opinion perlectS
iustifable 1t had been undertaken ana carried oh
nv the british in South Africa in a manner deserV
ing the approba of their fellow-counuymen ~
bnna He trusted that they now might look lot
ward to the time when affairs would be setied wIn
due consideration of the claims OF the coohies a'
the Cape. (Cheers) ,.,,...a
" The rest of Lord Kimberley's speech was Devoted
The chief features of the procession to-day were
emblematic A number Of troops ana hi
marched i'm the line The weather was hne but
cold Large crowds gathered along the Inc OF
march and the show greeted with much cheer-
ing