The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

noiu ONCE In England lGreat cheerlnfJ
tSsss SSS ana " %a.t:f' Pr iset, there are
about 10000 Beers. icr ri q NOT NOT Soii
III q. S3ss.S g e: lSd%
ass nB9Si S9n. as side TSs The ssn.msn
dynemiter, viii read to him from this same
but beg OF you. ladies' and gentlemen. while l
read. to restrain an oppression 81 your deslre
Cosfrnn m read W %se or
from a book he held in his hand In relation
70 the dynamIts question a. it affects tho South
ing son,e one In the north gallery cried:
How about taxation without representa-
THAT'S a true American principle, replied
the speaker. and one that may be asked by
so9a Sas Il thRs taxed
has no representation. II he isn't an alien he
ought to ~" Laagh,er and cheering :. IL (; Il, ,,,0
the Trnnsvaa and Great Britain and then said:
thr"atening. ust this Goysrnment remain su-
pinep We are told that we must remain EN- ain
q Gs pd dnrns the
American war We'll. IL that is 80. then we
ought to take that, arch from, Fifth avenue
the brow Of Dewey aud set It upon the classic
S SnSr cheers % 0fTR rend that Ss9re
many days have passed. this country will IN;
IsIie,s to prevent ths imps1dns var AID viii
ysr z With Great Sritain over the Alaskan Kan
day England goes to war with the TransvaHl:
on that day our claims with relation or to ths
though though" I 'G make this positive statement;
want to say that have no special Knowienge
on the subject. Voice from the gallery; .YoH
My friend so far as that letter Is concerned
the Government has not been psnssd E Ru IN
s Ss1ss' 'h bso SSnn' the VI" Pre,deas the
'e@ hate o tnn n wise foa copny
bearing arms In its defence, will never neglec,t;
an to do his ri vi, dgty ne w be
ne9ccts any opportunity to advaSce its utter inter.
ssts II Englnnd wages war IN S6atn South Alta NJ ia
that part OF the world Then will be given an
opportunity for the. President to enforce our
claims IN Alaska, i he does. then r It Will pc
tbs hands a Of the the lord God Of Hosts deliver
weak nnt brae psore from the hands H
make break for Tie door; NJ When
eboa half tho neoPs h"d 0q Mr.
proposed by ex-JudRe George NJ. Madagascar.
after t Sf n ths
to use its good offices with the Government
Of Great britain and the Government Of
o sSS4 M Vsn Wycf put "r
md after calling for the votes OF those IN favor
Of it. declared II sarr sSau Of whose
volume appeared to he much greater than that
OF the affirmative vote. o.
tavus Whitelpv OF Baltimore, expressed the
opinion that Great Britain does not possess
anv right OF int ervention in the internal analrs
If he African RppuDllC,
| or International law. that 1t is the duty q
Great Britain not to 9 3h sqsd reinrm" or
ton; and that copy o. the.. rcs9 nut be
States, Great Britain and the South African
Republic" IA,
TnI %n. w Hne aersd by John L.
m risyH 'a Of three bGe sNe Obtain
s stntn, accnr, tee Information about tho
south African R.pu bic. with authority to sal
sSS%m,tsrs to Of G sash "
Tunis &. Bergen was introduced and spoke
| for about ten minutes. after which the meeting
Mrs Mrs Henry Sanger Snow. President Of the
| Society o. the Daughters Hf the Revolution,
box set aside at the, meeting tor, the society.
| nnd she returned the tickets. In her letter
"! sp ssG for myself and not for ny society
American Women should be repfesen,eu., or
| That TO display our banner or flag on tbs box
| front would ne in kcering.,, As ! view T. III.
Boer Government in South Afrca.repub!ican
and simple. n governmen. 81 hiGotry. in.
tolerance and Injustice, Without en-
| tween Great Britain and the Transvaal. which.
it Seems to me; is not our affair. yHt recGG,
AZ IL ia To- our own tho best that the world has
yet reached in popular freedom. Just govern
| ment equality Of right and the arts OF civllizn.
ton. For these reasons. rather than because OF
the Iinship NJ race. my sympathy at this time
| ia With, and not against the En- gish people"