Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-10
RI7AIN'S WAR
| WITH THE Beers
I,s... Speech Remarkable for
| ' ,,..,,st Lick Of SousiblIity
rllBERArELY PRACTICAL


.v,rs Nov ia dispatch to the
sun London aays' .,,.
r.sury Do always phlcgmatio
.i,,'v practical ON great oe-
IN bs empire BE- fairly hang
M. words There was not a
-.asn or excitement IN hia
--sf nj the uuildhail ban
,bsand Lord wolsclcy were
a.. eon1uorIng heroes. tie
.s ssmos as quietly oa though
t,srbIne o. bargain In trade
-,-t out that Germany was
i,t.rHoI IN the territory
"a tal eot what she wanted
rsrand ava not need O poor
= M. Apla. but a good one IKE
he sntanuoua comment that
r. relations with samoa we're
n, ,ead be- desired. he passed. To
"A ry practical discussion OF tho
II ii. csnisnded that the lack of
IA s,,ih Africa was not due to
srtl5n since an ultimatun
"a ~. r51is cartier " the troops
inrrarci earlier. lie de-
II. r,4f rnuae uf hnstllitinn nH
.,.-,srtte arrangement u 1881, hy
,1,ranItv admittedly hostile
I -..i ta accumulate uubpundci
N war. Tho object ~ Eng
ar. be- asserted was Mother
t.rrIt1rt. but equal rights Tor
I'M thr frur nf the conflict
II M r5eI government ln South
e.. ,4-s miniatorH speech was re-.
a. tts GOODNESS aud lack uf
IA .t0fv sIth which Supreme qucH-
f.ninmlcY nnl war were
49, nu yet DO wuH powerful and
~. ar'asf 10 every day Englinh
- fsafs and fraalnub.OngaH. IL
. .s.tia nInImIEr controversy uni cN-
. - tri bdns out the best Eng
n r.i-iltHety and Judgment
Liza yey. AT the lord mayors
IL Ia n GUILD hfl tonight the Mar
. z siifhary. Lord Wulselcy. Mt
tarl Grorrc Hamilton. Lord
'II4rf die laiI chief Justice, tho
II IsI Marlborough aul "a few minor
IA sais asfr present. Nr Chamber
III "a absent Louf Salisbury und
"a W0raiay uprc warmly chUercu un
lfuaf from the reception ia the
n tia iha banuueting hall fhc
rayof proposed tho ministers
o. ~ IN which De- vigorously dee
sl Iht ignorant arrogance ~
riair. dwelling ON the fact that
AfHl Mime. iu spite uf herculyan
|Iaue. vas unable tn prevail with
b. HlflisHnE corrupt oliFnrchy,
/ afii other NJ nur champions have
iri'ra11 10 hnnnl'
1 nl5.ng To- thc tount the army"
% 10 warm terms hy Alderman
"a r lgHl Wo'neicg said. Every
4 s,lls.il1ns are received from yol-
rtn d. 90 PARTS nf the empire who
Il o. b. Hsf. Co the front am
n g ihe sailors. Huidl ~ ana Nul-
t1faf ah0 are among you, We have
H0ft before us. fur our Zoe b.
ile frl % o. np mimic warfare In
Nh ae afC engaged"
a. Ll Salisbury. rising az n quarter
Il f 90 nply to the lord mayor wua
r'ai e.ih Intense cnthuuiaHm. pro.
. eh1r.nf aud o. general waving
\ H'kfchgiF The premier said;
. ltf Dad p answer FOR many
n tn similar Kind receptions In this
l tli nNer lefuiu under conditions
lauarl mp in appealing Ho CONT
II u 20 i'1 iur support uH In the
1aai Fute state No public uunirH.
tuning tu thlH serious point,
0lV Go Inform you that our situ-
aA % tuW Africa "a tho only part
. relations With other nations TO
g.. m Ahf term uf apprehension or
. ~ ur b applied"
. - salisbury referred 20 the good
10 America, and the settling,
lnagioQ Go England, ~ the sa-
~ lNllif He also mentioned Ger
uHtnilinraH, and then the
w African Wnr In the course Of
p ilmafu Dc said.
4 p plNn said, especially abroad,
Ae 9 strong nation attacking
II W. oa,' hni sp long ~ the prlncl-
w oi our forces IL separated by
IfAl or i've ur six weeks from
w oi action. Il would rather bo
.e.,'.F thht We are a weak nation
1850 ATuhE nation. Elements Of
4 are very essential Ia this mat
uoali have been nothing TO tho
lp Issue proclumntions for the
H.. aghe weeks earlier For what
~ cause uf the war and what
ls cause of the ultlmntum2
., ~ hat because of any demand
r u 40 happens that AT the
IN ~, lle ultmatum was issued we
~. ,lnlIlNn our demands and thorc
llma1da before the Trnnavnnl
ti.. 10 was because we had
~. l,.lsufra 90 increase the amount
e,,t 'tpra in South Africn. iut n
= & peen done Tow months SOON
~ w tne same result would have
~. ..lo' The moment You md
gyms NJ raising your force 10
- tl With the force IN South AZ
10y moment the ultimntum would
ail-l arl war begun.
~. not therefore. rIrht 10 say thnt
~, -A not adequate military nre.
4 NV. The ovil dates further hack
~. ~ ihe unfortunate arrange
ar... 1851 and 1854 by which No
t5.l-.l.,! permitted community
q f-i.3 hostile 10 enjoy the undoubt.
~ llFht oi accommodating mum.
j,irs. var against us. Year nftnr
,59-,t....'g inhalation Of munitions waa
f.i.5 . aals,a which could oniy he M
lrls-'l,ss, ilnst ua. Hampcred by thoee
y ,nenls @ was Impossible W.
ass., -vold the interval OF trinl ana
q, n.y.. ossary 20 Intervene between
IN H. ,'a,nt when war wnS doelnred
is.gsi moment when our forces could
~ rs s.1'eat and appear upon ,' tha
o. t,.l nay interval has nearly passed
p' 1r beginning 10 arrive"
dfrc',,,u.rg The future. win oni,
IN ", some very strange assertion,
rnni H. o.e4a'0nauy IN mo cpnii
Rs.,'. l.gss. Only the other INV + AN
gam',.a, no' by q chance writer I'M
Fn-.hn Who has been a member "
hi m. government that this we.
N h., W. object tho Fratineatiop ~
9 arl,. aI greedy lords Who dealre,
ca ss 'i' among Themselves on m,
Niv diamonds VI tho Transynai
ltii h., ~ 20 lssurc mis- gcntiemei
nfdy.5 maioaiy's cabinet has no
70 xxx , ihrthlng from Inc Tranavns
fi,t NIlN other lrafu N.t4. -