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Their laws were very backward, but the part which
was most oppressive was that conneceo WIN tne
Rold.miping INDUSTRY vhich was almost ennrev IN
the hands VI the immigrants and 1t was this which
made tia main object TO overthrow their govern
ment The trail OF finance runs over the whole
story, but 1t may be acknowledged that athough
/ Mr. Rhodes had made an enormous fortune by MIN
| ing speculations. aud although he WAS largely In.
terested Is a hnanccr In overturninR the system OF
government Ut JOHANNESBURG no was not man
nkoH " -, Wv ss'.,,i. o,a.., ,.s IL, ~.
''a' a.. .,,i,,..,,on =, -. t,r.,v act
n.,.a him. whether The motives OF his cocoon.
.ni,.,ors core ~ the s,m. hind NAV be open
20 question. what however lie did has
been very clearly established. when holding the
highly confidential position OF frime hiniser oi inc
Cape Colony and being at the same time frivy
Councillor OF the queen ne engaged IN cohsp,aoy
iorthe oVerthro" ol .ne y, w.. w..
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m ,,,. no ,. ' n. d.n.ixsa nj. own col.
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.,,.,onoo. go ,h., wss intsnd.d to cooperate
,,,,h a, ,,.rr,.ction In Johannesburg Being Di-
actor An. cb.rt,r.d company he male us. OF that
po,ition without the knowledge Of his colleagues.
10 further the conspiracy. He took an active and
secret part in smuggling great quantities Of arms
into the Transvasi which were intended to be used
in the rebellion; and at time when his
organs in the press were representing johannesburg
as seethinE with spontanson' inaishaion asans'
an oppressive goVorhmen'. me- WIN a" .,,
arc was ssctoip ehpenalns man. ,s'''',,,.
rl, ,yh, go a. ,hon,n, q, ,bs
language ola Minister who volunteered to azure
the House Of Commons that in all the transactions
Ihave describe. Nr. Rhodes. though he had made
a gigantic mistake. mistake perhaps as great as
u statesman could make. had done nothing Affecting
his personal honor"r
Leckys on Money, Marriage. Success. aud a
mum ber of othsr tb.me. and in them all there
(. not a paRs that is not interesting, stimu-
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with humor and shrewd observation a number
OF quaint characters, and expresses the view"
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Ina.m.u volure on,i,Iss e, Delaware In.
di.n I.s.n, md m. s,orv ., THAR Troub.."
Nr picb.rJr Adam. m.k.s , MA, in vsr,.
md nro.c- on hahn, Of his fellow tribesmep
IN. last remnants o,tbe once powerful 'Iepni
Isp,ua Tn, handful Of them that ar.
~, having rmrcha..d from tho cheroI =. ma
,i,, n s,rip Of Innd In tn. Indian T,rrI-
,orr nov and THAR very bom,. coysr.d with
,nn,ic,t,o,s for mineral leas., with IN. trust
fund. raid o,or 10 them in 1870 by tn. United
state. Government thsy have built substantial
and comfortnblo homes. and thew nav. over
100000 acre, OF Ian d under cultivation. The
question IA to the rights OF the Delawares il
now in the Cour, Of Claims. They believe that
thoy have CAUSE for alarm. IN the pending
leases. !" saws Mr. Adams. are executed nv rho
Secretary Of the Interior. without awaiting the
dccision o, rbe Court of Claims az TO the riphts
Of the Delayares therein. that tribe will find
its interests and remedies at law seriously en-
barrassed We have defended our in
terests "a best we could weGreatly need the
assistance OF the Christian influence of this
great nation. and we shall bs grateful for the
help that we believe you will render US"
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W.