Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

tcrestcd sincerely will command the
sym nthy and respect 81 all men OF
good will 50 far az Great Britain n
concerned. we long ago abandoned
continental ambitions. and there r. no
power IN the world which has iefs 90
gain or more 10 lose BY any dlsturb-
anoe OF existing territorial status quo.
"'rho time has Ions gone bv when
british commerce could he made 70
flourish In and by means 81 war. The
greatest Of our interCatH ~ peace. and
20 scr-itivo " or Worldwide gOm-
mrrce that even rumof often dos more
injury than war Itself might do to a
power less dependent than " GfeM
| Britain on a free interchange with the
/ whole world " manifold products OF
It's native Industries.
Russia. who has also great. but
stiil mdeveiorcd. Industrial future be-
} fore her. becoming fully convinced ns
we IN England have been long that her
repources are bctter devoted to the
| arts " peace than the destfuCl4vs. ui.-
economic energies OF war, Engliahmcn
ne essentially o peacc-iovlng people
can only hail the czara pronOunccmcnt
with the utmost cordially as glad It'd
inrs u rrent JOY. which. whatever
may De tho practical Issue. does cast
| upon that FovcrciEu'a generous ana
LOFTY spirit ana humanity. The DIM
culticB arc great but nothing can hence.
forth deprive the car OF having
brought pcace and disarmament In tho
lphurl OF practical politics.
IT looks az present as though all the
great powers might be willing 10 enter
tho conference. while the Unltrd
states might be expected 10 lend Ia
vnr4ble ear 10 appeals tending 10 any
degree 10 lessen the weight Of the i'm
psrinl responsibility she IN about 90
undertake. her Industrial policy j.
cloroiy akin 10 our own and her ahid-
ing lntcroi IN the mnlntcnaucc vt
peace " hardly less VITAL
Tho Daily Chronicles Paris CORE
rpondcnt dcclarse that the disafmn
mont olive branch woald have
rmauatod from Emperor william In
Jefunaicm. u the caara ADVISORS, IN
! rludinv purhapa ~. HAnotauN, had not
forrathiiod the Empcror's project
Edtorinily. the Chronicle says Inc
czara cnryclicai u nssuredly one OF
the most striking documents OF thl
century. n could only have been more
dramatic u the l.tis0r had ianucd u
from the birth place of the prince OF
peace.
Looking 20 the present attitude ~
guanlh ln the Elat. the propofal NJ.
most takes ones breath away. a nynl-
cal view ia painfully obvious. kufala
3 | has JUST NN1ufnh NNflNA OF vast tlttl-
torlni aud diplomatic ldvnntngea which
! Il will take years 20 lasimliate. she u
face 60 face with famine, n revolt - the
, Poles IL threatened and she ls thrcat-
, oncd by other power1. and there are
slgus 81 % dissolution 0f the Russia.
+, French alliance. Happily the humnui-
tartan Wow ia equally clCar and con-
l. I vinclnr. The caar. hitherto oyesborno
, I by veteran obstinate advisers. hos npw
1 ! asserted Dis natural desires. lie lH one
, I nf only twu men who could make ths
7 prop1sai without fear Of holur miHun,
70 dcfrtood. Great Britain and the United
b States would certainly welcome the pro-
. pDaai N another great power dpoi
y alho, much Will be- gained In the dealf .
Z direction"
% The Daily Mnii SAYS; "if tho czli
q had not been, the emperor would surely
have been The drlmatlHt. 10 IA toe
:. much 20 hope for the realization, hut
h some good ought % come % u In tn
u way of a better understanding Of N,
@ puwcra."
o. The panY telegraph says: "Thl
O. idfa iH ru beautiful that We are rcluc,
b. tnnt ~ throw cold water upon u. I'M
= what 10 o. b. the basis OF discussion
j. 4 conference which should recognize,