The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-10

NIN. MIN"II FL. HN "AHAH'' "N'f tNN"a wv 'N Il
it dates 8. those unfortunate arrange |
mcnts in lsI and 1854 hy which we
deliberately permitted community of |
hostile arrangement Co enjoy The un- /
bounded. unlimited right % accummu- |
latInc munitions 20 war against us !
Year after year AN ac rummulatl0n %
mutton. was made which could only Doe |
directly against us Hampcred 10y |
those arrangement 30 Was Impossible |
shat va should avoid the Interval ~
triaI and danger necessarily to Inter- |
yene between ihe moment when war
Nas declared and the moment when our
forces could accept contest and app'1r
upon tls nsll
That interval has nearly passed
our troops ore u'runlng to arrive
Fureeu nations have 01mpi.mented
upon .ha -umn,ss WItn which we have
received tns Intelligence of occasional
checks Whatever stntery there might
he nr .r. won aware inat the begin
1mg uf Dor conflict with $50 Beers
musI u. mark % by q retirement ~
.ur TROOPS from pHfiti.nH they are nof
strong unueh to occupy % .s nece'-
mry Hat w. hou'd wot for ufh.
.Dnt r.Inf1r. smsuts.
lo NOT attempt to forecast the fu-
tfr, only cas- char my faith in th,
British s.llIe- le unbounlod and an
deeply eraunel O. fael that hc is in the
vigorous. sagaciOus hands % General
Butler
R-card.nr the future. I win only dep
rocatc some very strange assertions
thlt 500 occasionally n the continent
sl press only the other day . saw
ID asserted 100. by chino. writer. but
. by t m1u auu haa been % member ~ "a
French government. mat this war
RAD Tor its object the craiihcaton %
the usis of greedy lords who desired
a parulou among themselves ~ the
gold aud diamonds of tha Transvaai
Sow. I beg fo assure fhis gentleman.
that h.r majesty cabinet have not .
urth.ue fr.m the Tfansyaal or
from ans other E.Id % .lda There .s
fh. Yukon an.ut which tH.ra 's nu cone
tesf M There kal boon alF chance p
our ra.uuE tlrHutae.f thea, Yukon
g.ll neiIa shHulI have yielded some-
Hamilton tt know if thp cabinet ever
bad flrihing from them 0aughter)
I 60 further Enrliud az whole would
have htJ u1 advantage from tho pos
session of g'id mines except or her
.rlv.rnmer. as.rrsI thc blessings ~
good administration upon those fngag
"a in the Industry All Industry breeds
c1mmerc, and an commerc" has pro-
duced Is go the advantage ~ England,
and all industries and commerce flour
ish hester under her management than
u0' oa enc world But that
rs, th. Iut our interest
Wbus A.. Iesire Is equal rights before
au m.n f 10 races and security. FOR
our fifHr 0j-cts ana our empire. tn
hour f.r ascnr by nha, means these
res.i,- .aU .. obtained Is u'f yei come
= bus .br- 4r, tne objects .1l the only
obio.is So. seek W. 40 u1. sllnw any
other moderation to cross olt path.
! ha, -a is sugs stel and B., -rems
90 me $500 suggestion. th % the other
powers $3.50 Interfere with thls country
and iu .'me trm co. other dictate 20
those aH. .r nrrrned in lt as 90
what i.s "n.huf har been. Don't let
any ma1 .hInk 10 Is in shat fashion the
conn.e, ue ,.1c.ulcl We shall have
90 carry f through ourselves and the
no "a. .n .t ln inc ant place be-
cause uil nt acc.p, that inter-
ferene. arl 1 h second piece. be-
cause .re .vnerI tHHt there i'
no such I ir tn. mind 80 a1" coroin-
mont Boo i. N.rl
within my recollection tb -e h.v
been some uF. erelt uafe ID.
volving in iher ,io-. aett terra1ua
modification but except as prosit-
ed for by treaties and except IN tas
ease 90 treaties, 10 none ~ these wan,
has third party venturcd 90 interior.
between the comhatants Ia none oi
these wars has any nation claimed a
right 90 determine what the issue 4
.ihe contest or tis terms should he They
have uot claimed that right because
they cannot II 10 not IN accordance
with international law that lhey should
possess Il. Therefore such dreams
should be set aside.