Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
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ARISToCRAcY.
,,,,h Officer Tells Of Lam'0taOIs
Osgeneracy 10 Society
rug POLITICAL SITUATION
. vun,le Amazed aud Angered
r :, p,rd.,u.nIp queen WIN N0''o
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theatrical Note"
80 r,h. s-[Copyrlght 1900 by
ss.ociated Press.l-The indigna-
u' Sooonlat.on and amazement oil 'ne
IA. .',o 1' At the iocompcteney displayed
il',. ministers has risen to heights
D ir never before attained While
49, ",r. Is engaged in the most seri-
D, sa..rre,le 10 which Il has been com
" W M me frst years OF the nine,
rilsl .ntpry while the statesmen ana
tlnla S MINES Of the self-governlng
~ ss saitbully represent the lmper-
olalss ~ their constituents, while
aslII.bars az an ranks have risen
~ occasion with a courage anu d
'--i IN unsurpassed In their annals,
''. .,ptos,nen OF home have committed
Z 100 10 party maneuyers, mutual
's...,nstors contradictions. stunning
li,ns and palpably lame excuses so
needless Of the temper OF the
-D- ,bat the movement IN favor OK
~ ,,nrtrlctlon of the cabinet, hrst
.,aourated few weeks ago promises
~. a more vigorous policy Is speed,
.lonied 10 develop into a national
~ which will sweep out the poll;
~ Whose utter failure almost ap-
IA Justify, IN the words OF the
.9v Nail "the prophecies Of the down.
~ NE British empire so literally
- forth by writer's and speakers IN
s.r-rlipd states and on the continent
es.s me Times, that bulwark Of con-
-sdsm. declares the chatter in the
~, N Commons during the past few
- (. slmply irritating and offensive
i. ..,. out Of ten people In the United
r,r,eouently. Il Is not astonishing
AZ, M people are looking for some
r.,g man 10 lead them. Lord Rose
~ name is the most prominent
4, Sliless lashing OF Lord Salisbury
= ,ba day Parliament reassembled
80 him. in the opinion Of many
/. Ne right man to face the present
-,srl,l crisis. A small faction, led
Il M Daily Mail. Is pushing the claims
M Joseph Chamberlain, the colo
7, secretary. for a trial. The Mail
ov Ne has shown himself TO be "a
t,,vi determined and able organizer,
| IA soparently Is the only member OF
\ sblnet who grasped the realities Of
| NJ situation IN South Africa" though
NJ aper admits he lacks tact,
-3ihat hls speeches have done much
,gsrate the sympathles Of America
ms war and give umbrage TO Ger
-l-y and France Yet, the Mail sug-
nd, II would be well TO watch Mr.,
ssnberlan's attitude during the next
N days
7liy has the patience and fortitude
Ne people Of Great Britain been sub
"a 10 severe tests After a brisk
-y from the staggering blows to the
a,8ns military prestige the people
H. right 70 turn 10 Parliament for
fagragement and inspiration, But,
rs By one the ministers have been un-
rissal and dlscredlted, and the weak
rsfths official leaders OF the oppOsi-
On has been revealed From every
nFpaper In the land has arisen the
ry that party strife must cease and
Nhca ambitions be laid aside and
hii he siiaed determination Of will
-y PEOPLE must have rein. A result Of
Dis Outburst is seen In the
uV and more lofty tone in
fdgcfi into the discussion by
o. speech Of Mr.. George Wyndham,
o. parliamentary under secretary Of
% var Office. Thursday evening, which
us the first ministerial statement
BntIng proper appreciation OF pub
3 feeling There Is no hope Of the de-
be on Lord Edmund Fltzmaurice's
l-eitment 10 the address In reply 10
ti snetch from the throne collapsing,
g a division win hardly occur before
ils;lay There Is a movement on foot
induce the government 10 refuse to
-sg's al any length Mr.. John Red
1Nis amendment on the ground that !
o. present. stage Of the campaign is
suitable Tor the discussion Of con- |
alton Or the terms OF peace.
~ William Redmond uesiles infOr- |
ti,Iln as TO the relations OF Great |
tlialn with the United States and |
simany, and proposes to ask Mr.. A. j. |
hiiolr the government leader, Mon |
iI. whether he has any announce
lnl 70 make or papers 10 lay on the |
I'VE bearing on the proposed new |
sAe alliance between Great Britain, !
" United States and Germany. an |
1n,ed BY Mr.. Chamberlain at I.eices-
Y. November 30.
Az important statement was made |
NJ Nyndham In the house OF COM |
.IA thursday namely, that the va
s--lS the war had made among the |
ssls would be partly filed by promo |
.l Nom The ranks This means the |
.t,l."ralilauon Of the army. on this |
~. ~ a letter which is attracting |
80 attention appeared In Fridays |
ri. Of The Daily Chronicle. II was |
4sh by a British officer who knows |
~ o. ihe armies Of Europe from |
~, Ina observation. and who has seen |
~ - service He plainly declares that |
y eass OF society from which British |
.-ss are drawn is distinctly degen-
1, S's gue 70 lack Of intellectual train
,,.. ana The dissipation and vice Of the |
49, isscy and that the class com |
khoWn as society provides 90 |
Vnl or the officers" The writer |
~ Nys The Intellectual standard |
F,I.g young man OF II, fresh from the |
~ ..''' p public schools, is lower than |
/ NJ 1erman board-school boy OF |
49, s .me Is devoted to athletic |
s,,, 49, As MS ancestors have done he |
49, q slfl Of the same training and |
-. .V " iour generations society win |
IA S, W physically, splendidly devel- |
~. ,-.SA The only remedy. accord |
~, y me writer IL Intermarriage he. |
aise.v ~ anu Ihe healthy middle
nv q pelal future depends entirely |
a., we progress Of the war. but the |
IVA s,sass everything TO 10 on as |
sis,,s - iar as possible. She has |
tsiar. w W. drawing rooms TO be held |
rsIs',, rasIer and others in May. Her |
tr.s decision is gratefully well |
~ py lhe London tradesnen
q 10 t rv,n made AL arrangements 10 |
t,sr,,.s out she now declares her |
=, nv ~, vi remaining in England un- |
81 ra, ,Osslnnlng Of March there |
IN Improvement in the sltua- |
rsnhe,s prince of Wales and other |
rsln In r ~. lhe royal family viii re.
Tbnaa s,eagand in any event.
fsly i sh.. theatrical business gen |
h nvmh eoolt as bad as II could he.
IN incrsssisl new London theaters is
poti Of ssi ana they are reaching a |
sheh Quit. wy. and convenience |
bBtrlonS..V glelasses the older houses. |
hsnl ns,' u, itees and Charles wynd. |
alpodrar. wealers and the gorgeous |
Asrsnss,', uust now be added George |
hsly s.s and rebuilt as 10 he nyscl