The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-10

LONDON. Nov. a--The lord mayors
show which marked the induction Of 4.
]. Newton into office was favored today
By exceptionally brilliant weather. Crowts
poured cut in enormous numbers to vent
their martial enthusiasm. The streets
were lavishiy decorated with flags. but
the absence OF any detachment OF the
household cavalry and the substitution OF
a number OF schoolboy hrigades testified
to the presence OF the veterans at tho
front. A car representing Great Britain
surrounded by her sons. the Canadian and
Australian volunteers. evoked hearty ap-
rlausc.
In introducing the new lord mayor at
the law courts this afternoon the recorder
referred to certain charges against Mr..
Newton In connec don with company pro-
molten. and assured the justices that the
lord mayor courted the fullest inquiry.
The lord chief justice said he had heard
the statement with considerable relief.
adding that the community would heartily
rejoice when the lord mayor had cleared
his reputation.
Mr.. Newton II a director IN eight COM
panies. some OF which are said TO be under
clouds One Of these companies Is de-
scribed as being notorious that Justice
Wright recently declared It might be
necessary to refer II 10 the attention Of
the public prosecutor.
The Guild Hall Ranuuet.
Al the Guild hall banquet the Marquis
OF Salisbury. Lord wolseley. Mr.. Richie.
Lord George Hamilton. Lord Halshury.
tt,a fAeI nH} to- 4.te I,,.hn ~ Ha il
borough and few minor diplomats were
present Mr. Chamberlain was absent.
Lord Salisbury and Lord WolseIey were
warmly cheered as they passed from she
reception I'm The library into the banquet
Ing hall. The lord mayor proposed the
Ministers In n speech In which he vigor-
ously denounced "the ignorant arrogance
of the invader" dwelling on the fact that
SIR Alfred Miner. In spite OF herculean
exer,sons, was unable 10 prevail with tho
overbearlng. corrupt oligarchy. therefore
ether OF our champions have the business
In hand
Another Army Corps TO Ne Mobilised.
During the course OF tho banquet Lord
wclseley announced that orders had been
given 10 mobilize another division for
South Africa and that the government
was quite prepared TO mobilize a second
army corps.
Lord Woiseiey'a speech.
Replying to the toast. The Army" pro-
posed In warm terms by Alderman Tre-
loar. Lord Wolseley said:
Every day applications are received
from volunteers In all parts Of the empire
who wish TO be cent to tho front I ana
-.
teers who are among you We have hard
work Before us, for eur foe Is brave and
I, Is no mimic warfare In which we are
engaged.
when one reads OF the work which our
local forces tn Natal have done In the past
few weeks one must deem them worthy
Of standing side by side with the hest reg
ulsrs
we A. present have mobiiized one army
corps consisting Of b5..o men. Of whom
"A 40 are already on the way To the Cape.
Today orders have been SET, 10 mobilize
another division. and II called upon by the
minister to mnbllise another army corps
we are quite prepared To do So
Salisbury warmly Greeted.
Lord Salisbury. rising al s.i5 o'clock to
reply 70 the lord mayor. was greeted with
in;onse enthusiasm. prolonged cheering
and general waving Of handkerchsefs-
The premier said:
II have had tc answer sor many years
similar kind receptions In this hail. hut
never before under conditions that justified
me sn appealing confidently 10 your
support SIS IN the present grave state of
pubisc affairs Before turning 10 this serf-
aus point my duty ~ 10 inform you that
our situation I'm South Africa - the only
part - oar relations ATTN other nations
30 which zry term ~ apprehension OF
doubt BE applied.
kiad1y Words for America.
For several years osir relations with
ard eortias feelings toward oar kinzman
on the other side of g Atlantic hay. been
constantly growing and sheuxn usi.ber ID
We fntsrfs-4 sn the araIrH Of their cortf-
u~rst nor they interfere ia the affairs %
ourr We feel we ean now always look for
svrnrathy aua y fasr bearing among thoss
who SHARE with lis vast mission for
:hs advancement % mankind.
No Hostility 10 Fear In Earope.
But perhaps ynu think I am sanguins In
saying that on .he e0nt;rg@1s OF Europe va
have no hostility - fear. There il I'M.
tioabted4y a certain aesdisy Of tone arnoag
fae writers FOR tbs foreign press. but I
30 oct believe that the trend - this 0psn-
fsn affects fns peoples NJ foreign nations
! ara qStte certain II does pot affect their
governments. aat viii say that h&vs
notss3, ss ore Of the cheering symptoms
OF TIE time. the happy relations existing
eSsweso :ss United StA,sa an4 euSDalyeO