Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
"ORCHID JOE' AGAIN TALKS.
As Heretofore The Anglo-Ameicin kIliare, !;
the Theme Of HIS Speech.


London. Dee. slight Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain. secretary " state for the
colonies. speaking vt "a conservative
gathering at Wakefield. Yorkshire. shis
evening. fuily discussed home and for
cign nnaiu and thc etycramcnta poll
Icy In Egypt. which he said depanGcd
entirely upon the possibility 90 reach
ms an understanding with France. -
thing which IL impossible ~ long an the
French purdue policy u cNaapcra-
ton
with regard 10 the relations between
Great Britain and Russia In connec-
ton with tho FAR East. he rald that
while hitherto the cndcavora TO reach
an agreement had failed. lac believed an
agrucmuni with Russia was necessary.
unicsa Vet. serious complications were
to be encountered. There wgfv, he con-
tinucd, NO inhurmouuihOic onllac!vH 70
an agreement. ON ths contrary. "a was
quite possible t. c0ncilintc the reason
able ambition OF tsurHia win she iiNcd
policy uf Great britain to maintain
squat oppoftuuitlcu of trade for ail ma
tiona.
II am more naugulne at arriving ut n
settlement said Ait. Chamberlain,
/
shared also ny the United States, Ger
many aud Japan, all of which have
Identical interests. I care say you have
observed the very pregnant passage Ia
the recent message uf Precedent Me-
klnlcy 10 the United states Congress.
the plssago referring % the very I'M
u1ftunt Interests cf America IN the
East. In which be- declares that these
interests shall not b. prciudiccd by cN-
elusive treatment Tina u very note
worthy passage. ana without being a
prophet. I think shall not be too san
Vulnc N I rny that IN the future We
shall not stand alone 40 guardians o'
Mr Chamberlain then referred 10 Tho
/ charge ~ Inconsistency brought
/ nrninrt him In honnting OF Great Erit.
aims splendid isolation. and then tout.
Ing Tor alliances. lie said. when
! referred To iTnin lion. I meant the laD'
lntion 81 the british empire. comprlnlnl
the United Kingdom ana our children
over renH, who are well able % defend
| their own p1frrfrlpnH and their own cN
elusive lntcrcatH against all attack. hul
surely Il IN not unreasonable Co seel
an alliance nnd 10 expect cooperation
where the Interests involved arr thos'
/ 81 nthcff, AZ wei nn ~ ourrclvcf,
| In the case OF Germany, We have
nacertnlncd by friendly and frank IN
tcrchanEr OF opinion that there ar
many interests regarding which W.
can assist one another ! chluk ! mas
hope that In the future the two nations
the greatest naval ana the grcaeea
military power VIII come NOR" ffc
uucntly together. and that our Joint In
nucnce Will be used Ia behalf of pcac
and " unrestricted trade.
\. "nut " congratulate you upon tn
development 81 good feeling hetweel
un and great continental state, F'il
more do I rcinico ~ the growth q
friendly relations between ourrslve
mud the United states Already N
United States. " retarded from III
, tho greatest ~ clvillEed p,ptes-wlu
/ itn Immense population of intellrcn
citizens, chiefly Anrln.SnNnnn. and
i we are assured Of the AnRln-SnNnn rue
whether Il nhidrH under the stars an
1 Stripes or the Union Jack. there N y
other combination That can make
nfrnid.
Replylne inter In the proceedings {
4 n vote ~ tharkn for his address MI
! Chamberlain said h. hnpei ere man
years had passed, u geo n feierntin
N the empire. with colonial ronreaoniu
+ tivca IN the immortal Parliament ",
: forlnr o. tho pfrrlnnl nllunlnn 10 HI
| rettlur u GOOD example IN fnrwnriln
tho hope fir alliance with che Unite
gtetea hv MARRYING nm American, y
. | snld, $50 mnnv Engllahmrn are ~
lowing In. example that ! thlnk n null
nnaalhe TINT ON alliance may he accom-
pllahed without the Interference OF SOY
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