New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

my sister the marshal, who rem rnre y father
comanGSe n w, sS asiplHT9h IN. ao order
b to PnssaS Of obeyns
III lie resignation and to surprise his letter con
tained reflections my father 30 h s ssid b tha ANN
d believe that father he WIS hanging me- Such
Charges against the General necessita'eo d" IL"
~ wanted TO make peace between my father and
Ralljngton. and it was to that end that my brother
Herbert and came TO THIS coonry hp compaints
before commission Of officers but ne reIu hsh he
Would return to England. such as that ne w v
only be there week that three DtgautlS ,So o nub
INN IiIi' I'm he named these as simple conditions
Witch he might accept and would not promise 10 So
eioner | had to refuse such terms. lie Was nOI
wanted in London be court neTaeG ca 9 MAS
sion complaints against his father
REMOVED FROM COMMAND.
When he refused to obey these orders there was
M alternative but to have him removed from his
command. He promptly accepted MS uislA'ss"s a.
Yesterday there was a meeting OF all the SIAN
oacers OF the army | made an address OF hi'eeh
,,,,as IN which laid before them the inter.
ai;onai officers side OF the case. 1t IS true 'na
mere was cons derable feeling in favor OF III!
brother Gut h me Mil At the close OF the meeting
nearly all the brigad!ers came 10 me anu '''e"''
10 ne public Stdh hear as he, ' oft my
6rother full statement of our SIDE OF Inc a. az
% ON s wav from London now. and when II ar
rves Will be made public Sm, me" judgment
There is no feeling in our fanny ag"ns' love him
He has dc, dSne rood no Of NOTE aiyaS Army
dearer to US than flesh and blood rms ar rax Is
o6T The avaton Army belongs to 10 oo One
country. but to all Was my ss,e'; ban sboeIess
AND Miles, she tramped through that coumrrg VIII
husband spreading sr tne army are foolish The
army in America to-day Is American anu Wall o'"
tinue so.
cororo,ss,oner Eva Booth went TO Philadelphia
IN con,nanv with Colonel Nicol ana Brisauiel
Emma Bown late in the afternoon. lheE ndu
promisei to speak at a meeting IN the Music nan
in Philadelphia in the evening CORNERSTONE
Herbert Booth was said 20 be on MS way u '.iiS
o,,, fro, Canada. and was expected 10 arrive
in the city last evening. BrigadleT ble"e' Ae
In the afternoon issued statement iioii' '''
field" which contained the following:
Since the news OF the recall Of COMMANDER ana
Mrs Darlington Booth was given 10 the Aneii0am
press considerable commoton has Deeh causeu =!
VARIOUS of injustice iore!sh No
pctic rule and, finally, that as an tVeflasts PR
lest to the commands and die ;ati9n 81 I'm
Would revolt ana become an independent body; 40
one VII deny that the contest iIr O'uT' a nr,
and disorder and revolution has been animate, Du
nr % The present time the statements given to me
press and 70 the public by those who favor separa
sentiments Of the whole American field.
FEELING IN THE ARMY.
1t would appear that at least nine-tenthS OF 'he
Sa,vatonists Of America are for the retention OF
Commander and Mrs. Booth, even II division IS
TO be the result. Nothing is further from the truth
the strongest feelings OF patriotic and national
prejudice have been appealed to. and Il Is most
natural such an appeal should find response IN
multitudes Of hearts, especially OF those VINO are
| not conversant with tho real situation in all It's
| details; therefore, a statement from an American
who has aborcd in the ranks of the army for S.eNen
minutest details OF the army VIII not be rnweeone
have been In close touch win thousands OF ~aVa-
tloniss and with all their prominent leaders IN TINS
country and for the last seven or eghi years nave
| know as much, perhaps. any other man of their
| work and influence upon our rank ana NE. D., . l.,
right for to obey the one under whose commani
| he is 1t is right for all. and the very fact that
| own son and the of another is a fact that
should. and does Immediately appeal most 9trohgiy
| tolng Salvatonists. /: has been thrown in our
teeth over and over asah maj {rI 10 az e5 rsn n S
world to another and when 1t cones TO ane RE re
reyeiat H, S of the last days hay given the
strongest unqualified denial to this stinslng thrust
sss saS snpartiaty Of the grand ola who
for over nifty years has made the sorrows ana woes
of the poorest OF humanity his only plea for exist.
ence. He has been true. and when the smoke OF
battle has rolled away and the cannon OF deloyaity
! to the highest interests OF the whole country ana
to the whole worlds salvation has ceased TO roar.
| the character OF General William Booth. the hero
OF worlds crss VIII shine forth AS clear as the
| noon rays of the highest sun.
| NOT RIGHTLY ADVISED. HE SAYS.
| Commander and Mrs Booth have not been rightly
| advised. and time will show this to them. The
country Is not calling for division 1t Is true that
| there has been talk OF H.
| To the Auxares Stand firm to the whole Army
| We as Americans-for this is my dear native coun-
try-wiu show to a world tina, petty personal differ
! ences are not cause for split and division sup
| pose because a husband and wife have little mis-
| UNDERSTANDING the children 10 rise up ana Ill
| vide his family. 1t would not only be ruinous. but
cruel When this whole matter Is snmef RED dp Na
| tAonal. ,,. . - - A..
| C,ommanSer and Mrs Booth Their nerves are
strained 10 the highest tension. but cooler hours Will
10 them nbs the KNOW 5sH' pam and hnk they VIII
be the last say that this article Is not writer
acknowiedge their confidence in the writer as to HI.
continued loyalty to them; their own personal let
with the deepest love for them personally. pleac
for the unity OF the whole Army, and feel conf
principles we have loved and fought for and fo
which many of our dear and devoted comrades have
given their lives
NO FEAR FOR THE PROPERTY
AS to the property OF the Army. you need have n(
fear Whatever Commander and Mrs. Booth may
do they Will not be dishonorablc and refuse TO Dc
what by their Commission and their vows before
the public and the comrades they have promised t
dol e., at their removal from the command in th
country to hand all property 10 their Army sue
ccssor They cannot DO otherwisei the whole coun
try subscribed TO the Memoria. building They hel'
| Il in trust for the Army and 10 take advantage o
the poor .oil1g soldiers Throughout this country who
en-, their dimes and hard earned dollars would b.
cruel. dishonest and treacherous No. no: whoeve
. ,.ould infer that such step would be taken ar
a. FAR from right. Commander Booth has SALE
| over and over again that he has SO arranged tn
nroperty that not even himself could touch 1t To-
pptbeer nse than for the whole Army. Should he at
| ,en,nt 10 do So he would stand before the who'
oo as q liar and this he VIII not do. No on
w.n nor Two men nor a hundred men, have RICH
70 saw they will take the property ana maragsine IN
,b. nn,V fnr thing to do would be TO put II 10 IN
vote of the whole Army and let the ma}ory spe ar
I If This were done-and II would De tie oliy 20 O.
wavMthe result could be made known al once, ~ ~
u, nd have voiced their lOyaity 70 IN