Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-10
1HE POLICY Of ENGLAND
Lord Salisbury Outlines England's
War Program in Speech at
Mayors Banquet.
The Imperial Government Fighting
For Equal Rights in South
Africa.
England Equal to the Task and No
Country Will Dare to In
terfere.

London. Nov. 1O-Lord Salisbury
made an address at the lord mayors
banquet last night.
At the Guild Hall banquet the mar
quis of Salisbury, Lord Wolseley, Mr.
Richie, Lord George Hamilton, Lord
Halsbury, the lord chief justice, the
duke of Marlborough and a few minor
diplomats We're present. Mr.. Chamber
lain was absent. Lord Salisbury and
Lord Wolseley Were warmly cheered.
During the course of the banquet Lord
Wolseley announced that orders had
been given TO mobilize another division
for South Africa, and that the govern
ment was quite prepared TO mobilize
second army corps.
When Lord Salisbury arose to reply
to the lord mayor, he was greeted With
intense enthusiasm, prolonged cheering
and q general waving of handkerchiefs.
The premier said, in part:
Before turning to the present grave
state OF public affairs, my duty is to
inform YOU that our situation in South
Africa is the only part of our relations
With other nations TO which any term
Of apprehension or doubt can be ap-
Piled
The speaker then alluded to the cor
dial feeling existing between the United
states and Great Britain, saying.
we feel We can now always look for
sympathy and a fair hearing among
those who share With us 50 vast a mis-
sion for the advancement of mankind
, IL an =
guine in saying that on the continent Of
Europe we have no hostility to fear.
There is undoubtedly a certain acerbity
Of tone among the writer's for the for
eign press, but l dc not believe that
the trend OF this opinion affects the
people OF foreign nations. ! am quite
Ecertain ii does not affect their govern
Ements, and | Will say that have noted,
pas one Of the cheering symptoms OF the
present time, the happy relations exist
ling between the United States and our
selves. tCheers.)7 And the sympathy
with which we watch their approach
toward the same great problems that
we ourselves have had to solve. That
lis, not 10 say that ] do not feel the
greatest sympathy With their late ans
ltagonist, the kingdom of Spain. We
lentertain the highesi hope that out Of
THAT war d blessing in disguise Will
grow and be an abundant growth
lin civilization and culture i'll THAI an
lcient and most interesting monarchy.
This morning YOU had intelligence
slnf an agreement between ourselves and
lone Of the great continental states
4 with which for many years we fave
ientertained relations of sympathy anc
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