Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06

FOR the Cape today. II now appcara
that Lieut. Winston Spencer Churchiu
son OF the late Lord Randolph church.
~. who viii accompany General
Sir Rodvern RULER VIII not 10 on be-
half of the Times. but a. the war corr
respondent OF the London Morning
Post and the New York World.
In connection with the rumora that
Queen Victoria Dr. liable 90 Intervene 10
prevent war. u curious story H pun
llshcd this morning by the Vienna Ea-
truhAtt. which alleges that her ma
jeaty intends 90 nhdicntc ln the event
of an outbreak of hostlliticH. dcclnr-
Ing that II has this Information from
IAN excellent source" The statement
uHfayornhly affected tho Vienna bourae.
Tho british forcinu Office when shown
The vienna story declared u ',Hupremcly
ridiculous" and utterly hnHeiesa"
sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman,
speaking nt Maidstone today at a lun-
cheon. specially ururFed 10 give the
leader of the opposition In the House
Of Commons opportunity ~ expressing
tho views u Official liberalism regard
ing the Tmuaynal crisis said that
neither slide has shut the door upon
peace negotiations.
"Grcnt nritaln." No. continued. "hna
not named hor demands us u Hugernln
power. but In virtue of International
law ana aa the power responsible Tor
wv HfNNaWN'NNNA NA HWMAW AANNNNNH
IL the lincr government has refused
the reasonable requests ~ the Hecrc-
tary OF state for the colonies on Sep-
TENDER Sth. through fcnr aud suspicion
regarding q possible attack upon their
Independence the speeches of the duke
Of DevonHhire. lord president ~ the
council of ministers. and Sir Matthew
White ridley, constitute assurances
Wis., uuEht - eNtiuFuinl suspicion
and fear. TheHe speeches are quito ns
authoritative as any dispatches and
bind the honor ~ the government and
the country, They ought TO open the
way 10 nm AGREEMENT"
Party interests must stand aside at
this 1uncturc as well ne the regulations
Of ministcra- I do not believe dlplo-
macy has said IL last word. although
the country II on the brink Of war.
II IL remarkable thing that when
the question IL asked what arc We go
INK 10 war about. no answer can be
given. This country has never yet
gone into great war In such a state
" uncertainty.
From patriotic motivca the liberals
cannot and should not omharraas the
government, but the time for free
opoaklng viii come bye and bye. Al
tho proaent moment the Interests OF
party, the reputation OF ministers, and
our estimate Of the conduct 81 tho
the only thing that matters 10 tho
question OF peace or war"
Pointing out the absurdlty OF going
90 war Cor difference 81 two ycars In
the opposing franchise proposals.. Sir
Cnmpbel -S.Ssr>vnan declared that the
claim % suE-rISS, , had nnally been ox-
ploded by Sir william Vernon Har-
court and Sir Eiward Clarke.
~ was an evil day" he continued.
when this claim was dug from the
grave In which Il wac deccntly buried
In 1854 by the wise and experienced
men who then conducted British af-
fairs, the men who buried II because
they knew II was devoid OF efficacy ana
"A fruitful source Of difficulty. | be-
live the country has COMPOUNDED the
word '~uzcrglnty.' which n vhlueloze,
with the great fact which IN essential
ana cnrdinnl-thc prcdominancc. the
supremacy. paramountcy, or whatever
you may wish To call II, OF British
power In South Africa, which " indls-
putablc. and founded upon the neccnaa-
W facts OF the situation"
johannesburg, oct. 1.-THE govern
mont N cjectlng thousands OF knfilr
miners from the Rand and sending
thCm into the northern districts Of the
TrunHvual, In order 10 avoid the danger
OF a collision with the whites In the
event of war
The Irish corps supporting the Beers
has started for the frontier.