The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-21

the transactions OF these men brought q
light Rhodes has deceived everybody
The raid was made by gold and lies
The house rejected the motion tn re-
open the inquiry. by vote OF 80 against
70
In the house OF Lords. during the dis
cussion OF the motion OF the Earl Of
Wemyss favoring an amended military
ballot. Lord Landsdowue. secretary OF
state for war. said he thought It would be
inexpedient to have recourse 70 the militia
ballot except IN the case Of complete
failure Of the voluntary system.
The Duke Of Deyonshire. lord president
OF the council, expressed similar opinions.
adding that the present emergency did
not call for the recent historical appeals"
OF Lord Rosebery, nor FOR a mobilization
OF the feet
The Earl Of Kimberley supported the
contention OF Lord Landsdowne. Lord
R0sebery. Lord Dunraven and Lord
Northbrook. with others. supported the
proposal os Lord Wemyss The Marquis
OF Salisbury opposed the motion. He said
there was not the slightest chance Of
passing such biz without angry and
acrimonious debate and without public
discussion Of those dangers % which Lord
Rosebery thought the country exposed
He asked II the house thought that would
be advantageo1s. Suppose the bill were
70 pass" said the premier. and the bal
lot were 70 prove unsucceszful II would
give abroad an impression % defenseIess-
ness. thus adding % the many dangers
enumerated by the noble lord (the Earl OF
Rosebery). II the ballot we're ordered Il
would be Irnpozsfels 20 stop much shore
Of conscTtptfon. Il has been suggested
THAI the ballot would have che effect 4
driving men into the ranks - the y1lun-
teers. I rather suspect that fl would drive
them "a emigrate 20 transatlantic coun-
tries. where their Own language and reHg-
ion prevail and whore there IS 10 ballot o.
that sort 70 Tighten them prefer not
% run the risk % awakening unaccua-
toned emotions a. a tlue when # e. nee
ssssry. that the nation should work f.
harmony
The houFs g lords rejected the motion
o, Lord Wenyss By a vote of - against
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