Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

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mont. proprietor VI the L.hfy Parole.
ore right honorary presidents. The ore
nunlznuun d. enrolling volunteers Co
light tuf the Boera and the promoters
clHlm that more than 300 have volun-
They have dlmcmty. however In
finding the ucccHsnry funds, and u d.
doubtful whether Or. LrydH, the ape.
clni representative OF the Tmusynal
government in Europe. Will b. able TO
supply these. undor these conditions,
the whole movement, which o. 10 the
hands OF the most violent section of the
nntlouallttr and anti-scmitca, Will
probably collapse,
London. Nov Lord ucorgc Ham
lltun. secretary N state Tor india
speaking nc Ealing this evening rec
rnrdinr the situation in South Africa
said. "Our ultimate victory ~ certain.
and when the terms which we. na vice
tors will propose Co the ynnuulHhrl nrn
known. foreign nations viii Heo that
The main cause which has forced us
tu embark upon this conflict De- not "a
desire Tor pvcunlnry proht or " terri
turlHl usurHndlEnmvnt. but dutnrmi-
nation Go smnnclpnto q vast territory
Tor the common benefit % mankind
from un iguoblc and degrading
tyranny"
Th, carl Of selbouruc. under fccrc-
tufy of state Tor tho colonies. speak
inH RIO uumfr.DH. said; 1T D. not the
fault of the statesmen ~ the Trnnsvnnl
that we have not become Dmhrullrd
with Hums European power. n huHtll-
tlva had not come when they tld they
woulG hnvn come ~ some moment OF
national danger and difficulty"
Baron TWrrdmnuth. former uIrllu-
mrutary secretary Co the treasury.
FpUnklur nt Edinburgh snlds "ThH
public mind has not been H1 moved
since the news OF the dreadful events
of the Indian mutiny. We unfortu.
nately are warning with nation ~
the same stock and religion na our-
aeIveh. A. this crisis an hearts go out
10 the small British army in Natal
which against fearful odds has por-
formed magnificent fcats OF valor. n
u not the time 90 call our opponents
names or 10 utter cries of vengeance.
but 60 back up her mlicsty'H minis
responsibility upon their shoulders"
IN, earl OF Darlington liberal.
speaking az buckingham. gave expires
sion 90 virtually tho same convictions.
The earl u i.ousdnlc. honorary colo
mel ~ the third battalion. border rcri-
Mhitphuvon, declared his confidence Ia
Gpn. White. the British commander ln
Natal and predicted a grand review Ia
Pretoria next March.
Referring to Emperor williams cclc-
hrNtrd tclegram 90 President Kruger
nt the tlmo Of the failure Of the jane
son raid lord LonHdalc said ~ his
maigaty'H dispatch had been rightly
understood % would have had totally
different effect II was sent with n
view Of uiluying two sores II was not
uutagoniHtlu 90 Great britain. 1 have
the pleasure Go know the views of the
German emperor. and they ARE in ne
cordauco with the views OF England"
a special dispatch from pioturmaritz-
burg, dated Tuesday morning says.
"stragElcrs from tho uiouccaterahiro
regiment are arriving az Ladyamith a
number Of mules with a portion Of the
mountain battery are also coming In"
New York. Nov IA dispatch 10 tho
Tribune from London sage.
Among the officers OF the Glouccstora
and Irish ruaileera alive or dead In BOer
hands considerable Interest " .vinccd
by Roman Catholics Tor the fate OF Fn-
Their Matthews. chaplain OF the latter
regiment Col Carleton n the youngest
rcrimentnl commander In the service.
being only e.. lie had seen no lighting
before.
There IL a touch N hard luck Of Molk.
lniuhn. senior Hubaltcrn of the Gordon
HlFhlnuders, son ~ Prof Mciklciohn. n
HtnndreH University, He had been
first battalion Tor tho last five years
ANA was one Of the heroes " DnrFnt.
whore he was wounded twice, ENchaug-
Ing Into the second battalion, he went
10 Natal. 60 lose his right arm at
i.lnudHangtC. AZ he Is l,ft handed, Il
Do hoped by his friends that he may re-
main on the active llst,