Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
prsEREr EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER co. 1899


"a breach OF national faith.
fii-eaident Kruror had had much
az Guilty with niE Nnlksr1ad and on
mons occasions had shown himself
moderate and nu advocate ot peace.
f'hsas was no reason why the Condi-
tlona which President Kruger attached
to the franchise proposals. should not
have brnn accented. seeing that su1or-
aintv was droppcd IN 1884 Did Mf
CHAMBERLAIN" Sir Edward asked,
think his reply to the Trunsyaal "
September sth cnnciliatoryt'
SIR Chamberlain "Ccrtnlnly"
air Edward Clarkr-''Thrn think this
amendment probcd 20 the hilt' i'udi-
4 bricf discussion between Mr cham.
borinin und sir Edward Clarke cnFued
respecting the Interpretation that
should be- placed upun Mr. Chamber
inin'a reply, the colonial secretary
maintaining that the tenor Of the reply
WINS conclllatory. saying we could
NOT ACCEPT all ~ President iSruger'a
conditions. though We accepted nine
W. Edward rcjolncd that "Atr cham
bsrlaln'a remarks made the matter
more aud more end. II this sort N
thing had been going on the war was
a crime against civilization u was
very fortunate that parliament was
not sitting the first week ln September.
on the seven NfNf lNNNNNl"' MNNIA NNNH
been accepted and ihcfr would have
been no war. Mr. Ghmuhari1ln'H cone
duct N the correspondent he ch1rac-
tofizod nH most clumsy.
lie had given twenty years. UNI
awervinv support 10 hlH party but
there was" Sir Edward continued. "a
deeper aud truer loyalty 10 party than
biindiy going with IL IN O. division and
In the lobby. and some day his friends
would ncquit him of dial1yalty In have
Ing ntrivrn TO prevent hla country from
suffering calamity ana hls party from
suffering rcproach for having cm-
hnrked on an unnecessary war" tOp-
position ChcerHl.
Mr., Chamberlain snid the eases were
In no way comparable.
Alr. Balf8ir. In winding ~ tho de-
bat, oulorizod Mr. ChAmhcrlnlu'H
liable speech" member crying But
A member rising 10 continue the de-
bate. oulugixcd Mt Chamhrrluln'a
Wns carried BY q vote OF liG 90 ijy.
4 division WINS taken ON Mt Stnn-
hopes amendment % the address, dis
approving of the conduct of the ncgutl-
alton with the Tranaynh. and the
amendment was rejected by vote u
3Gl 90 1876. The announcement q the
vote was greeted with loud opposition
and Irish cheers. The address was
unanimously adopted
with the exception ~ the Daily
Chronicle. which thinks Mr.. Chamber
lnin'a first essay In diplomacy VIII be-
! his last. all the papers praise, some very
highly. the colonial secrciary'a speech.
Even the liberal Daily News amply
/ iusunes his policy, but advises Mr..
/ stnnhnpe 20 demand the production NJ
an the correspondence between the cole
onial Office and Mr. Hawkealgy with ref
/ crcncc 60 the Jameson raid.
CHAMBERLA1N'S SPEECH DisAP-
POINTING
New York oct. Ca dispatch 10 this
/ World from London says.
| Chumbeflain'a defense " his policy OF
! diplomacy In the house uf commons was
/ disappointing In every respect II,
/ opened with a fierce personal attack ur
/ Philip Stanhope. who challenged him
| 20 answer stcada charge and WA
/ called to order by the speaker for lm'
| plying that stanhope was dishonest.
/ jameson raid chapter was closed by IN,
/ findings OF the parliamentary inquiry
| This evasion excited loud protests iron
/ the opposition and gained Increased u
crcdcnce Tor SIR. SteadH ncuHatlon tha
MIR. Chamberlain was an accomphcc 10
Mr. stanhope also challenged Mr.
! Chamberlain to produce a letter writ
ten 20 Mr. Chamberlain before IN
Jameson raid Inquiry By Mt, Hawkes.
/ Icy the secretary " the British Soul
africa company SIR. Chamberlain &C.
fused 20 submit the letter TO Mr.. stan
hope. but offered , hc uhogl1 be nHkel
10 DO w. 70 show It to AIR. Harcourt O.
! Zimmerman. who, however. were bot
parties TO the hush~d up raid inquiry
The World correspondent learns tina
this letter II long document contalnlnl
specific proofs ~ the completely Of ia
/ colonial Office In the Jameson raid am
threatening Mr.. Chamberlain with cN
/ posture for denouncing It's promoters II
the house OF commons,
| Zimmerman refused Go accept cham
berinln'H offer by asking for the letter
but Dir. Harcourt has not definitely rc
piled Ho far.
Air Chnmbcrlnln'a position was mucI
weakened by toulrhta proceedings.