New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11

shown by the fact that he lost no time aver ni'
arrival In London in Issuing a manifesto 10 '"o
officers and soldiers Of the army In this country
The manifesto was cabled to the headquarters IN
West Fourteenth-st yesterday morning.
TEXT OF THE MANIFESTO.
IN. communication from General Booth Is as fol-
lows
Comrades: md IT. Impossible to to
Tav On receiving details of the great loss wnIcn
has fa9n aPd every high anticipation OF my
heart for him for nearly forty years n,ation Of
been ,s , INV own and with his beloved mothers
seems likely to be trampled under ioo' III 'i'S "o'
OF r ms @eIanchoy course Of action upon which ne
has embarked has been taken IN the lace n 81 Of
OF enreates Of his brother and one
sister and one OF my mos trusted .,t 1lf him Without
any Communication with me o. any hnu an" rom =,
disregard TO three a a IN ondon on my
return from india. 70 which capie ! nav I'D nv
received reply But nS Sa5 ever resolved in the
sfrength Of God 70 direct the government y! ..s
Army upon the principles of equal Justice pe'"ee"
have neyer permitted the close relation ships o,
family love which have subssted oe'Mes g,ance in
the AFFAIRS in the Kingdom of G9d over tner com Tn
been dear H. me for their WORKS sahe' win '
10 a uelcome to my daughter. Commissioner Eva
T., her TEMPORARY command. has much grained me
/" - o,.nry sanshle man must recognize that II
had heen willing to retain the loyalty OF my sol, ny
sacrificing the principles OF the Army ,iou'' - -,
the same moment have lost and deseryediy So me
nnadence and esteem Of all honest-hearted men. as
ueU as The approval OF my own conscience, a..
The suggestion that had sought 10 Anghclzs .Iie
ARMY In the United states Is at once iasei'oo "a
:, ralumny You. who have heard me plead the
Claims Of The lost world know IL Is You have stood
with me near the Cross. and you know that under
vote your lives to less purpose than that FOR
which the bleeding Victim died-the salvation OF
every nation ., - T..
THE salvation Army II much American as II
is English II is OF the kindred OF the poor. and be-
longs 10 every land Comrades. | rely upon YOU /
storm reached me in India. You have acted Just as
| should have expected YOU TO act ny your toll
and self-sacrifice and devotion you made the Army
what IL Is I'm America. and you have not been
wiling 70 stand by and see II destroyed. You VIII
show no want OF patience with those who nave
fallen beneath an almost unparalleled weight or
temptation and fattery. You VIII pray ior tnem
without ceaslng You will. by daily hithfulness,
compel even your most bitter critics 10 see that We
are seeking only the good OF all men. You Will allow
no difficulty 10 check your advance. You VIII not
fall your General. You Will not fail your Lord.
Let us remember the millions without God and de
vote ourselves to their salvation. and He Will
grant us our hearts desire and fulfil all our counsel
Your General. full OF love for al $1,000,
International Headquarters.
DARLINGTON BOOTHS INTENTIONS.
Bangton Booth has not yet decided upon name
for his new religious movement. He said yesterday
that he and Mrs. Booth had been. kept so busy an
swering letters OF sympathy and assistance, which
had been sent to him in large numbers from all