Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-21
Washington Society Shows Sym
~, for the Boer Republics
,rr,N THEIR LIBERTY
-, III. noer Desire = America"
VIZ The people Of England
and OF the Trans'nal

s..,o greeted the hoeI thNos . az
ATTAIN given In their honor to-
..',be Grand opera house under
z. .ls.s of the congressional and
committee. The house was
"a "a uf0cation and many were
.ray The interior was dec
rlth the national colors OF
80 United states and the Trans
There were probably thirty
-Nr Of the Senate and House
Speaker Henderson was in
.bs boxes and others present
senator's Daniel Teller Tillman,
-sr Mason and Wellingtoni Rep
.s,iyss shaffOth. Atwater Stay
eynn. RUPERT, Gaines. Latimer
y, sozer lands, Linney, Ryan
Horny lMass). Hay, De Ar
"a clark lMo), and Miers.
II n the boxes, Il was stated, had
reserved tor the President, a COM
n. having been sent 20 the White
with tickets of admission 10
rsra house. but no representative
n. Presidents official household was
a1i
--.itse presided. and a number OF
.a...sss an OF them patriotic in
sacsr and earnestly supporting the
IL 81 the Beers. We're made, the
,.s Including Messrs. Fischer,
fens and Vessels, the Boer ens
H. Senator's Wellington, Hon.
10 Cochran Of New York, and Mr.
wa
ai.fnan sulzer was the first
ss- be said In part: In my
msat nIne-tenths of the Amer
"a p0Da are against England IN this
n var Of conquest for sordid gain
H. b sympathy with the Beers. The
bought OF England condemns the
-fG
Va sympathized with Poland with
.sruW with Greece, with all the
a American republics, with Ar
ia and with cuba In their strug-
llr freedom. Many we helped.
M ask In the name Of all that is
y ini honorable IN the name Of our
ls past should we now refuse TO
OBJ moral support, our sympathy
q tu Ola 10 the patriots Of South
dl' Is American sentiment dead?
%, Beers win never surrender their
q liberty. They can only be con-
f by being eXterminated, and
gti must not be permitted 20 eX-
r,ite them and steal their homes.
pant that the English army may
Il Wnach Pretoria
II nihree ENJOYS were introduced IN
Shy Ar Sulzer and each Of them
y gwen a cordial reception. Then
siifH were listened 10 with close at
gin The audience gave a stand
GREETING TO Commissioner Fischer,
Il TOD Die hearers why the ENJOYS
come 90 this country and what
hoped % accomplish. His re-
-'is were very much in keeping with
A Be already has said in published
-fysEs
w come 20 you" he said, "as a
FA loeriy-loWng people in whom
krss Of justice and fair play IL
o ini look 20 YOU TO find a prac,
hsme TO obtain peace with JUS
y come 90 appeal TO your peo-
i'l peak 90 YOU as brother re-
DOS ana 90 ask for a hearing. and
% obtain TO- We look 20 you TO
s i possible, and whether we
tss,anca OF not we appreciate the
feeling which has been mani
an.@ioHer Vessels sneech was a
|. picture of the Beers in their con-
UT lher rights. OF the charity and
-n which characterized their
and OF the patriotism with
~ hly an Went in 10 fight their
SO he felt sure that the au-
would admit that the Boer had
|,l goa characteristics and was not
'''.A as be was painted The Eng
-,luon apparently wished TO act
..-se ana jury. He asked the au-
whether the Boer nation had
y. hght 90 claim the liberty and
,.ly % The United States and OF
ahl.e world
"Yihartns. who spoke In Dutch,
-Al "llie the ENJOYS did expect
alphabetically received i'm this
~ p yeI they had not anticipated
NI9ng welcome as had been
49, lhem ln New York city and
-s'3A lie knew, however. 1t
w W, De different. because the PEG.
a ,lA country have the same love
+. Nv ana sense OF justice that
|t~g nave and their sympathy
~. a help 20 them In their
'9eech Of Senator Wellington.
IN Tt e next was cheered to the
an ,ls senator said that. as Amer
- ~. wy always had held that an
ri 49, entitled alike 10 life. liberty
49, pp.ness. n this were true in
|iss5" pc asked. why not In south
|ts8 ,,s Iusiehd was no more our
,sr ~. play Than She was hundred
BAN we had grown strong and
|tH8 :, w continued, and he ven
|rht. t.aS mere would be no more
|'a,1 yS england on this country.
,s.,rs' o ~ ,' ana ! enjoying the fun
,n sts5 "ye w he asked, mot give
1l h., WIN, Our government
Z. nsBi t yong stand in opposition TO
\ hi r ,''s.yls OF sympathy expressed
h, ps.,ble for the Beers
,sf ~ w. W.. Lamb recited "The
4, Az " ana presented an Amer
b u ,b.' " 'lrs Fischer, the wife of
a.lie, ' ny Cochran delivered an
l,s q, ne strongly advocated nm
1ssry p Monroe doctrine. recalling
n n6s, scots recent words thai
m si5Se prepared TO fight for II.
fiasd i, ,Hal The latter must be-
p ~, az lhs hearty response which
p Ilale throughout mis- conn.
lnlv , 'Hs 10 Canada and IFS
s3 b ~ the United states. no
1 q ma. ''l' as an English posses
'a,,o, !, y. y, a menace to the main
a. a r \, ,ae Monroe doctrine.
sserst5 '.sloIe reslt OF this war no
!, may instead of the exten.
sqa f,iI.olnarchial governments in
n as sy,s- ihe consequence might
il b., ,1,sasion Of republican author.
a.'.,.5,oe,o narchIal Government
l,1s y, was made 10 the rscert
"a vSr 'ne Senate IN closing nv
7n's,sr.t discussing the resolution 'o y,
\ HI c, l3r The Boer republic WIN which
ei' e tss NJ, iIen TO express the heller
sa ri .e Gay had come when Amen.
~ tto, 'earful 10 express their
.sS 'ih Che nations growth ' bsd
n NJ. q ,he way Of true s gT al esu
s.etgrl.,..A ness He believed tbat ~
.lA Wig This country ba ''i' s s'rs
.,'.is-'oo o.' t on not there would ,'ou be
..s s D,. from 'he admInis tu,t ~
~ t. e 5-if Be found to stop t ttG,'G I1
'''ll'a'Ion which Is I now S"I going ,a