Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
MUST KEEP IRISH QUIET,
Chamberlain IS Charged Win Completely in
he limes5n Raid
sTEAD's BOLD ATTACHMENT
More than European Complications
Trouble Hnsisud ministers severe
~ Handled In the Commons.

Now York. oct ia dispatch TO the |
World from London Hnyai
The calling out of The militia indi- |
cntes plainly that the British govern ]
ment considers d necessary 90 take |
timely precautions against some for /
cign complication which threatens 10
auporycno ON the Transvaai trouble.
In tho nrst Instance the militia j.
only 10 be employed 20 take the place
IN homo gurrIaons OF the line regiments
that are going TO South Africa.
Tho government has not thought II
advisable. In Wow NJ the hostile feeling
evoked in ireland by the attack ou the
nocr republics, To reduce the Irish milf
tary establishment below its normal
strength ~ 10000 men. and O. 90 intended
60 oct free the regular regiments siu-
toned in irelnnd for war service By
substituting English militia battaiiona
In the irish rarrlsuns. the Irish militia
being sent Cor duty 10 England.
The militia tam De- sent On foreign SER
vice. but such measure ia never cone
tomplatcd vScent in time OF extreme
national peril. when the home defense
D. 10 be committed to the volunteers.
This calling out u the militia has
added apprccinbly to the general ,sti-
mate OF the graylty u the situation.
", r.. Stead has Issued pamphlet
on the bocr war entitled. Are We IN
the Rlght2 An Appeal 90 An Honest
Mem II IL a powerful Indictment OF
I Chamhcrlnln'a diplomacy, bringing In
the strongest relief the persistent pro-
Nucauvo course followed by the colonial
secretary throughout the negotiations,
with thg patent object OF forcing war
on thc IfAnHNuuli
The most sensational part % tho
pamphlet IL Mr. Stond'a solemn declnr.
alton that Cecil Rhodes Informed him
that Mr. Chamberlain was prlyy 60 the
Jameson raid and that the parliament
tafy inquiry Into the origin OF that
conspiracy was huahcd up because "a
point had been reached in the investl-
CATION which. n exceeded. would impll-
cate the colonial secretary directly IT,
the cumplot,
Dr. rutherford Harris. the secretary
% the British South Africa COMPANY
Stead says was HhodesH intermediary
/ with Chamberlain. and tho latter. after
some hesitation. was nn,.uy rnprd into
| the conspiracy by o. cahlegram from
Rhodes stating that unless facilities
were given for the original % Jane
sons force England would lose South
Africa.
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