Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-09-14

piade q 10 THO n verd lot. Canon, SCOT tsHo,
land a st, P q q, OatSssis,,r |, said
nation is on its trial. 3 France stands sS
the Judgment bar. All ciyilization ID
waiting TO know whether to. mi" "row,s
news ,s'Sy may add any thing to quality th,e,
naked cruelty Of d \ bare telegram, any
thing to- relieve the staggered con.
science. 9 As iis :Si
# CLASS rs TISEM WITH ~ UDAs. 81 sS,,.
The Rov. Hugh Price Hughes, the
we'll known Wesleyan$ divine. preaching
at st. James Hall, said '.IErig ga :s:shappy
judges have already taken their places,
Ia the Judgment Of tho human race, be.
side Judas, Pilate, Judge Jeffries and
Other creatures. They have sentenced
their' victim to q deoade of imprison-
mont, but they have dooreed themselves
forever to the scorn, derision and oxe.
Grafton of tho human race. Unless
Franco shakes of this infamy sho vii.
be left without on ally or a friend. y ,,$
The Rov. Robins, chaplain in ordinary
to tho Queen, preaching at Holy Trinity,
Windsor, said: "Tho civilized world is
aghast at this great crime Of five abjeo,
Judges" Ri 3t
Tho. Daily Mail says: "Ronnes is
Frances moral Sedan" "a
The Daily Graphic says "The Rem
nes verdict will live forever as the srl.
preme effort Of human wrong-headod-
ness" r. .... .r. ,....t - u'.
q. ... FRANCE NOW oN TRIAL. .s@
LONDON, September 11.--Daily News
remarks: cit is no longer Dreyfus, but
France hersolf that is on trial"
Tho Morning Post declares that "the
mitigation of tho sentence will be inter.
protod oil tho world over as evidence
that tho Judges who condemned Drey-
fus really believe him innocent"
Tho Daily Telegraph says: "This infa-
nous Judgment disgraces Franco, dis
honors her army, insults the Kaiser and
offonds tho bost principles of humanity.
There seoms nothing left for France but
q revolution and war that will reduce
her to tho level Of Spain" ....,.
Tho Standard says: "Wo arc Watching
by tho sick bed of a great nation, mono
knowing what now and deadly form tho
malady may assumo."- ...
Tho Times observes: "Wo do not hesi-
tate to pronounce it tho greatest and
most appalling prostitu ton Of justice
tho world has witnessed in modern
times. All tho outrageous scandals
which marked tho course of tho trial
pale into insignificance beside tho CROWN
ing scandal Of Tho verdict.
TALK OF BoYCoTrING EXPOSITION.
LONDON, Septembor 11.-With tho OK
coption of tho jesuit organs in Rome and
tho Anti-Semito papors, the press of the
whole world is ringing with execration.
Even tho Russian press joins in the cho-
rus, although, perhaps, the Jews arc no.
whore more hated than in Russia. The
Judges everywhere arc described rs
criminals and gloomy spcculations arc
indulgCd as to what future is in store
for Franco.
Tho German press is especially indig-
nant, tho National Zoitung romarking that
"oven tho worst enemy of Franco could
not have wished what has happened"
Papors of all nationalities fall in with
the idea of boycotting tho Exhibition.
THE FEELING IN ROME.
ROME, September 10.-Pronosals have
been made to both Austria and Italy to
boycott tho Paris Exhibition as protest
against tho verdict ut Renncs.
Demonstrations in donunciation of the
verdict occurred to-day in several italian
cities. At Naples tho demonstrators
tried to attack tho French consulate and
tho police were compelled to Intervene.