Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

g3..t,.l la.l alrht also sails today
Though COR. white tried 60 Keep prl-
ta'r IlU hour of hIH departure from
l''NI.a lNfE' crowd was present and
save him 1000 ovation.
PROSPECTIVE SEAT or WAR.
Captain sIr Edward Chichester. tho
commander off 90. British cruiser Inn
UNfilIl" mo Manila, IH among tha 0fl-
Gers 1WpnuEus Gen. White. iie 10
going Goo DHI.iHuH tI command the aac-
uul gll.H cruiser Doris. flagship Of Al
wIUtl UHuIH.
Captain chichester rlid 10 "a r,p1rter
OF y. Associated Press.
lniH Do my nfHi march 10 Or difficult
7. 'A' witch way events Will turn.
MY work H among fhu h.Wafs III wood
and drawers NJ water ! nm t1 hustle
between cap town AMI balHFua Hly.
lh' rf. r..flNu HHt of WuI iu tho
'.... with provisions and equipment
Cor Doe mon.
70 .unh back with vast pleasure ut my
'.I American comrades. but um now
lW sorry . cannot pee the reception 10
ANm.IHI Dewey COR Join ln welcoming
Hu.h To- typical navy man. Admiral DOVE
rh lH nU iN rUHuU. while ] fear ann on
Into thu thick uf war The scenes have
'lHnHuI, that Ia ulI Good bye
The crowd rhuard Justify ls tha train
pulled uut and pressed around lhs cara
y, order 90 Ert To- hIulahika with Cen.
AZ CHG Manchester ralc. meeting last
r.Eh' tnH ilEH. Hon. Henry Courtney.
lIhruI formerly deputy apHfH.r vi ne
house 70 commons. read u l.ttUr received
from Herbert Spencer protesting uginst
the llru that tho national honor would
Do enhanced hy attacking weak MA.
u1n. llmgnt1s That uEe and lll.hclith
/ prevented him from aiding the p.urs
movement declaring % is undeuIihls
that tho Jameson raid was an attempt
iu uHurp the TrHnHyHul and asserting
! that what The uutIuuIrrH' bullets failed
iu In then. they now huro 90 DO by vote.
Continuing tho letter read. ~ u Hnd
Co. H"u our government backed By those
whose aNuWul policy la expansion,
which lrss politely expressed means
aggression. and fIr which there is Htill
less polite word wiCh o. readily
guessed
REAL QUESTION ~ sUzERAGNTY.
New York Sept ia dispatch TO tho
Herald from London glyai
10 D. growing more evident every day
that the NAL Is.uH Ir the Auglu 30 To- DIS
rutg lH mott ls tn thD franchise or tho
rrdrHHs uf uit.Hndrr grievances general
ly, but England HuzUrHlnty. and that
v war comes % Will Doe over ibis guess
ton.
whether With up without reason from
h.H point OF view. Mr.. Kruger has long
hHh Che suspicion Ur fear that Sir.
Dhlmhur'nIn'H uim ls not simply the re-
dress ~ thH grievances uf which no
complained hut that hH has ult,rlDr d.-
slsnH uu thr Independence ~ the Tuns-
/ NHul republic Consequently che lpHr
president has sought tl couple with his
nIHntr"I concessions r. condition that
England would either ran1uucn her
. DO ." % .H.H .HH.
Interfere hereafter ln the informal nf-
fairs NJ the republic. Throughout his
/ correspondence the state secretary In
sisted that ENGLAND had mo- HnaarBluty
rights uUl won't Hn far nH 90 declare
that "frHm Inherent riEht thr republic
D. sovereign HtntH.' 10 cont ntlon which
Mr.. h'nmh.rIniu pronounced mot war
untHI either by law or history and
/ wholly lu1lmisIhls"
rlIaBH ono eide ur the other recodoa
from that stand. evidently other means
Than diplomacy must b" resufted 10 for
thH settlement OH the lfsur There ~
mot the HI.Ehf""i probability that Eng
land win yield r.ru, fu rDnounco hor
rusurlIufy UEhtu would rlmply be- 10
surrender everything m war comes.
10 will poo ON fNr part ,f tho iluorp
rtrursl" Cor Independence, aud uu tho
part NJ Great Britain war Tor uu-
nrHWIrN Iu South Africa. Considering
EHrunfa uHatIy superior power. tho
Tina, outcome could never De- ln doubt
whatever mirht br the initial results.
The only question would bee nR 90 lts
effect. 900 th. statue uf thH Trluaynul
republic That Great Britain would
not Hnu with 600 enforcement OF dos
w.HIH che hIs already made has been
publicly declared hy lord Salisbury as
wen HH hN AIr DhyWN Tlllu.
n.v''uH.nr nH n might into "a british
UHUr rIUu WAC. tho EtIugEIH could hltd-
Iy uU 600 provo % dirg catastrophe 20
900 South Africa.