Sunday morning globe., 1901-11-17
A nice General
Wearing the Stars of an United
States Officer
AND LICKSPITTuNG TO SASONS.
General BroOkos Speech and Toasis 10
Pirate England Which Hs Says AlSays
Conquered for The Good Of Tho Conquered
He Ought 10 be Dismissed From tho Service
H0 DisgraCes.

] 3POSNH W Aublo-od AOub IN new I ORR
last saturday night, said:
England has never conquered any
| country but for that country's good
lhis we hope will be said Of America
In future ages. The Anglo-Saxon race
seems destined to bear republican in
stitutiOns throughout the whole world
! Lord Kitchener has immense diff
culties in his way, but the flag Of ENG
land will in time proclaim freedom tC
all the lands of South africa.
otis, Merritt, Macarthur and Chat
fee have been doing a similar duty in
| the PHILIPPINES the same duty to God
| and country
1t 1t not time for the President ia
make an example of this Anglo,
maniac? VIII this toady be allowed
| to insult with impunity our chief mag.
istrate by Offering three toasts to Brit.
| ish potentates, two to dead queens, and
one to Edward VII, before he thought
Of the President Of the United States
/ Insult our so uiers in the Philippines
| by drawing a comparison between their
| soldierly conduct and the inhuman
/ atrocitiesof the British in South Africa.
Insult the Irish people and their de.
| scendants by declaring that England
! never conquered a country but for that
/ country's good.
For seven centuries Ireland has worn
| the yoke Of British bondage During
most of that time she has not been
| permitted to make laws for the pro.
| lection and advancement Of her own
| people. Their affairs are entirely
| directed by the selishness and ignor.
| ance of the brutal Anglo Saxon. As a
consequence Ireland has been op-
pressed, degraded, stepped in poverty
to the very lips, and the helpless vic.
| tim of religious bigotry. ireland has
not ben governed according to the com.
mon law of England but by special
! legislation made in the interests Of
absente landlords and British manu-.
| lecturers. Under British rule the
| Irish people have been ruthlessly rob.
bed of the fruits of their toll, and still
Beneral Brooke has the impudence to
| tell his Anglo-SaXon admirers that
England never conquered a country but
/ for that cOutnry's good.
! ireland is considered out of Magma
| Charta, the Bill Of Rights and other
| great securities. The British govern
ment is a limited monarchy at home
and an absolute despotism i'm ireland.
and the exercise Of this unrestrained
power has been marked with the
| |coarsest cruelty and the most heartless
| oppression this world has ever witness
e.. Look at the condition of India
under British rule, through the eyes
Of her own subjects. Lord Macauley
gives the following description Of con-
ditions there under British domina-
ton They (the servants of the East
India company covered with their
protection a set of native dependants
wuo ranged through the provinces,
spreading desolation and terror wher
ever they appeared. Every servant Of
q British factor was armed with al the
power of his master And his master
was armed with all the power of the
company. Enormous fortunes was
thus at Calcutta, while 300
millions Of human beings were reduced
to the last extremely of wretchedness
That is what our valiant General
Brooke regards as governing country
for its own good.
Pestilence and famine will follow
the flag of England in every country
over which 1t is raised as certainly as
that night follows day. Iceland had
her famine, India has had famine after
famine Jamaica is ruined, Canada
with its vast territory and possibilities
is still an undeveloped country, and
south Africa at the present moment
is a hell on earth with two hundred
and fifty thousand British soldiers,
starving women and children i'm recon
centrado camps, pillaging their farms
and cowardly running before their
husbands, sons and brothers, even
when the gamblers odds Of ten to one
are in their favor,
No word Of sympathy has this de.
generate American general for the
brave Dutch Of South Africa, fighting
for their homes and iresides Since
history has been written no greater
struggle for freedom and no braver
men have ever resolutely opposed the
invader than the Beers Of the Trans
vaal and Orange Free State, and yet
this man Brooke disgracing the repub'
lican uniform he. wears, utters Ian
guage Of laudatiOn for the hireling
towards Of a mOnarchal country and
government whose history is one long
bloody record Of oppression Of the
weak. butchery OF the defenders Of
their hearths and homes and robbers
of the helpless and the unfortunate.
And this under the protecting folds Of
flag which in two wars against this
pirate nation, England, thrilled the
hearts Of a circling world with rejoice |
ments as IL careened VIGOROUSLY on |
sea and land over fields of British dead |
and over the riddled hulks of Brittain's |
boastful navy from Jones to Perry |
The blood which mounted to the as.
sault Of British fortresses and British |
war decks still flows unsullied in the |
veins of descendants, who, at the drop .
of a hat stands ready to wipe from off .
the face Of the earth, the pirate amone .
the nations. the butcher Of women and .
children. the DESTROYER OF republics .
breeder Of famine and Deetilence .
and the most accursed arietocracv on
the face of the earth-the England of .
Edward VII. And let rot General .
Brooke. the sycophant and liclSspellte
forget it
Mrs. Bonine's trial will commence
Tuesday next in Criminal Court Room