Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06
1nr ALLIANan AaAIN.

alliance. dealing with u In the line %
general commentator. Reference was
made % the fact that chauncey "
Dcpow. who was formerly against the
scheme. is now strongly In favor Of lL
and we are now 10 possession q an
that Mr. Dcpcw had 90 say when
speaking Of the subject II II very en-
tcriaining reading throughout He
never speaks VI writes without Flvlns
expression 10 something greatly be-
y1rd commonplace things: In fact he
seems TO b. statesman whom the
state has ~ far failed 10 make sorvice-
able Co her. but b. has no complaints
% on,r as 20 That Doubtless with
him the post of honor j. the private
station
Mr. Dopcw D. nrnIy Impressed with
| ths belief that England u with u.
Tho statement. h. says that the ar
rival n i've German warshlpl nt Ma.
| U'll meant Interference on the part Of
[ The German emperor aroused as much
/ INDIGNATION In London az 70 dld In Ncw
] York iiad u proved true there would
have been On overwhelming pressure
brought 20 bear upon Lord Salisbury
90 send british neei there. "Ths
English Imagination is based upon
harl common sense and commercial
Instincts. 10 expands slowly and o. not
given 10 soaring 90 the clouds ct
knocking out consultations for STAR
duat'
From the mouth ~ an ordinary per. |
son the concluding portion ~ the quot. |
"a words might be pronounced gtnn.
1iloquonco, but In Difference 90 their /
author they will have % pass a. Al. !
Essird ldcallam of course o. mean, |
that Great britain does not keep ]
awake NIGHTS over the sentimental 4
question involved or waste ns time /
thinking nbou; such merely physical
charlcior'stlcs as the matter % con.
nngulnlty the prevailing features of
the proposed alliance ON this side "
coo water. the money that thoro " In
% IT, according 10 sugh statements. the
milk hat f. In the cocoanut" This IL
elaborated and made palmer In tn
following. which runs largely 20 nat-
fl1iedncss'
English Statesmen whom have met
30 faldi Keep The Philippine. share
with uH China and open ports In ne
East one anldi You must Join the
concert ui European nations. ~ la *
pHnflyc, but you cannot De- an eastern
power unless you belong 20 the band.
our Interests viii always be Identical
and our mutual benefits lncalrulnbie.'
They rolly us roud-nnturcdly on our
rrotraiatlons N pure sentiment In this
always get In. ana thon we stay chris.
tlnnity ana civilization demand o.. you
know, and We givc the hogaars liberty,
law order and Justice. which they
mover had before It's in your blood /
lnu have come By u honestly. You
have aroused an appetite Of earth. /
munger nnd you cannot stop"
Perhaps this T. the correct doctrine.
perhaps not. The proper time TO deter.
milne definitely will be when the war
il over and the accounts arr posted.
u L. generally understood that England
ana The Engllsh are not avcrse 20 turn.
lnE an honest penny now and again.
and % ought 10 be- understood II Il 10
not that this h By no means a distln. {
gushing PECULIARLY N hers. Just now :
mo pf1p.rlhought f1r Americans IL aato ,
Whcrr and how we should stand AZ tho
present iuncturc hut Tor the staili al. 5
i.tude ~ John nun In tho presence Of ,
No powers. Are you neutral or not?"
be- said 20 Portugal whom the declarn-
Hon N war was made. ~.
though geographically ua much !
part % Spain as Wales Ii OF
ENGLAND, the little power covered an. I
Ger the Influence of the mighty voice
rom Albion ana ncrvounly replied. !
Neutral Then" was the rcioludrr
I'm eco 90 Il that you act neutral"
Ihir was enough. u kopt Portugal
within the gone u neutrality and
sN,i as warning % tho Others OF /,
What miEht be expected II they failed I
% full lu line. II ia by no means a 1
lmyn, u the fancy that IL Expressed
n the assertion that but for tho attl.
uir " the british government at tho
'reakIng out u hoatliltioa we should
ave had Russia. Germany. Austria.
france. italy, Portugal and probably
belgium 20 reckon with. IL not such
grvico aome,hlng 90 be- appreciated
Lieut. Hobson and his companions
are free today. according 70
he proposition Tor exchange by tho
.panish commander. The welcome
'hloh the American army before San.
iago viii give to tho heroic crew of tho
.irrrlmac may be easier Imagined
han described. And the brave men
sho crowded back the spanlards IN
he fierce battle before Santiago have
reformed 10 heroic part la securing
hc exchange.
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The third annual reunion " the Pa
'inc Islands mlasiounriys takes plac,
it calders Park tomorrow, July e An
Invitation % extended % the general
public 90 participate iu tho out.ng.
which. % % believed. viii Do a par,lcu.
larry enjoyable one. Tho following ara
the members Df ths general committee
On arnnggm nis' John ~ Clua. chair
man, %, Goddard. Matthew Nl4n.
Frank Cutler James s. brown. Ioa.ph
49, Dean. urbgr s. Cutler WIN. u. Lee.
Spgnlth courage is 400 right But