The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04

sion as we'll as his profound contempt iof
solemn agreements. has lost the hoepeh
dence of his country, and that OIL the
Orange Free State, too.
His own friends Africander Dntchenef,
the men who sat or the convention OF his
side wrote imploring him TO give some
little redress 20 the Outlanders, to Keep
some Of his promises, and adding that
had they known his policy would nave
been SO retrocrtssivc they would have ad-
vised the British Government not to grant
his independence. Bat logic, reason and
facts are nothing TO the pro-Boer, or rather
to the Anglo-phobe. Kruger hates the
English: that is enough 10 cover all his
faults. Kruger hates the English, that is
enough 10 drown him with halo of virtue
and heroism, though eaen now their hero.
their man OF unbending integrity, the
worlds "Grand Old Man o. the Trans
vaal'' is stealing away from the fury OF
his deluded dupes (by the doctors orders
TO enjoy in Europe his ill-sotten Doodle
OF 600. When the great tyranf OF
prophecy arrives no doubt the Anglo
phobes will be ready 10 accept him, eager
IL nocking to his standard to be branded
with his number, 666, because ne Will be
sure 10 be anti-British, as well as anti
Christ. To paraphrase part of Col. John
Hays jim Bledsoe:
And this is all the religion they know,
To hate the English we'll;
Never to do them justice,
But wish them all III hell.
And any brutal tyrant
Who hates the English too
They flop or their knees N worship
Without any more ado.
''e 20; 80, TSr;do ~ r9ce il mich
-''tso ~ t' ~, ,,.,,.n ,,.;an of conn
.t'oi t++o,. o,. Nan 10 he
-" 80 ,,1,,tz;,, Africa iI,an If
~ =. :. ,.g,+sr of ri,.iIizatinr
t-tIy- ~ So. r,1,4a.g :, story. of Robert
~ y ,ot.Io =, ,.l3;ch no had
80, ,f,-I,r;nrr ~, fhe F,rrIish side he had
peeH ~ l''ne Oh ,,ti,,o, Tho hIoo7
- y . - -, -. vi - ,,,a1icio,,r
o1i - ''- ~ - 40. e,cotrhn,ar: he is
- 49, biocG,, II was not true.
P..-l5 .Io,,n,, f,orr7 /, Scot11nd was a
So ~ - - 80 81 therefore English
~. 10, ~ .au,,f aaIIed him and
it,, 49, ~; Tho nre-nn,irpni char
us ~ 10 ,IegIo-Sa,-on are hatred
It -. -, - 70 ,scinnato love Of
;,,et;rn ana fai,,.I,1ay The treatment of
Dro,.f,e nv tI,n ,n4ior;ty of F'renchruen
1,ra,.as. +ra,,, ,,tts,l, manning i'm those viz
4,,oc rJ'i,n -,,n1oo;sts Of tho pro- Baers saw
-, .I,;1i- ti,o,T si5i,c With ,ha under
- ~ H. ~ Si,tianIars vas The
Soo No. Nd IN symnathy for him
-. .hat i. q ,1,,,h,. nanny kind Of
.;,,t,a cn,,,nared with = strict love of ms
,ics and r. 1l,n nnda,. do- is receiving
~ ,l,.,l .l,..,..f,;,,c, I,,, ,,,ap IF ,oouct
49,, i,,,,,1d eek + ~ him Ar Sto
,,,,S oth,s1, fiaI addressing n meet
~, 60, F,T,ids e.,id mar If presi-
i+ 1rct;nfa,r had ;rteryonad in South.
vi, ~, A.. ,,in,s1and did in N-erez1lala
-, -. 49, hso,, no VA. Mr. Sic
-, " -. ,,,,Ic1, ;-rnrs,,c, of ti,a
,s,,,,So,. ~ W., Trtist az Mr. Rryan does
- r.; ;,i+,Itio,,e ,,,d r nv some re-
800 n,,o,,ne 10 cfo,IIa vet INTO mower and
- ,,,,,., +l, ,,roffe,cd olive
-, 80 az of l,is ,,.a1 IN insult
-. Er;ot, i; raaII,- as Admiral
na,,a,- sat.s no hest friend If his coun-
-. h ,91,T 7,aea all the ,nilitarisr1 that
~ ,,,,,Iracstes and a Good deal of naval
len, .no The cases ara ANYTHING but
l,.,r,I,oI TIE, 5..,so vas y mere boun-
Ia, question Of vary little interest 10 the
rrs,sraI;f,- of The Eritisb nublic hut if
H. L.nna,. tfa \-anazuelars had been op-
,,ressinn British subjects ana had suddenly
broken off reuotiatip7s and had invaded
ana .',,nnyaJ Rritish territory the effect
Of ,f1a i,,tarveut;n,, might not have been
mo came mo f,no1isl, 1eople have proved
j., +l,is soutb African war that they have
not dsnenpratad from their glorious ances-
.ors vino - not ninch, but prepared TO
meet the a.,aci of the nightiest power in
Europe. The bigotted tyrant Philip
pushed on by the prosecuting hierarchy
ne whom he was the champion and the
,onl and instigated by the powers Of dark
ness collected mighty armament to de-
strov freedom and the Christian Church
IN England. Some Of the ships were bias
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