The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-31
Is Our Government Helping England
InItS UnhOIy War Against the Beers?


THE Slaughter Of the Innocens
The British Government admits officially concentra.
ton camps in South during month of octob
hundred and hrtyhree BOe children and
in November, two thousand two hundred and eVnsyone
children Truly noble sacae the mining invest
ments o. Rhodes Belt BanOOet all
children had been the coast instead being kept the
interior the lines communication between the Cape anu
the British haTmies n Geld. But If the were taken
from the lines Of communication the Boer lighters might cut
pettcoats strong And besides
child dies in these less Bo0 fighter
mother of fighters in the future This determination
children adds lusO to British arms and
glory to British bravery"
m almost popuy British monarchy depends upon
families @ s Sn % their & %s S If % % 5 as WSo $ w n wage aS on ON the
Neutral government bound permit either
begerent make Of a base OF naval
against the other for the purpose the renewal
augmentation Of military supplies or arms the recruitment
Treaty S. n yso s s sss" G s s s.%' statute. %S 'ss
The War between Spain April 5 1898
April Victoria Issued proclamation neutrality quoting the
above in the following connections
the due Observance BY Our smhes towards both Of
Aforesaid lowers Of the rules embodied Article VI o the
the 9Th May 1871 between and the United States
America, which said rules ollOws;"
"a neutral government s
Secondly, permit either bOlgerent to Make Use
ofItsPorts base Of naval operations against the
the renewal or AuEmHtatOnOfM-
nary Supplies arms the recruitment Of men,
Thirdly diligence in its and waters
and as persons within its jurisdiction to prevent
violation OF the foregoing obligations and duties
London Gazette ETtaordnaApH 20
Extracts from other procamations issued and enforced
against the United States and Spain in the recent war winch
are submitted to show that not asking our Government
TO assume position not abundany supported by precedent
From proclamation Brazilian Government dated May 1893
expectation Of material Of from the ports Of Brazil to
those of powers under the Brazilian nag
or that Of any 9TH absolutely prohibited"
%sss TS: FSs:1 penalty from doing
ION or from territory aho belGerent
In supplying their shlps
articles that must be considered az eontrab'nd
From proclamation by Majesty the Netherlands Ap
Se 1885 warning under penalty Of punishment
"To srpot arms ammunition or other the
parties include the expectation everything
Ina is adaptable for immediate use in war"
An Injunction was sought New Orleans early 100
restrain the shipment mules Cape Colony BY asen' Inc
British Government The injunction denied and general but erroneous
that this injustice has been the result
tb,
held that the enforcement
the treaty Washington within the PROVENCE Of Court OF Equity
but treaties and the observance Of the neutrality
developing the Executive Anc n V'
ment In cas- mentioned it's held tha-
"a Court Equity cgnAnee OF suit BY private
persons to enjOn Of the United states
alleged military supplies for the use one Of Two oisSn VA
tons engaged in war The Questions involved 10
such entirely political and In the very nature oil things
the case which be dealt with
Ouy BY the Executive Branch Of the Government Pearson vs. rSOn
~ IOB, Federal Reports 46i.
Over 100 600 and shipped omSsw Orleans BY ssn
government TO Cape Colony 70 DO u'oo Dy " D
' Are horses and mules military suPpe' when
dnv Of neutrality Imposed Of Washington when permits
me pot New Of sg@nnE these sop
% treaty. which imposes upon Britain the dn remain nsu-
m when the United equally binding upon the United states
when Britain s At wArf -, r...a 49,. .ho,id
not % the treaty against Great bsAln ms same % N
/ Britain enforced it against the United staiesf .,
HOW MUCH LONGER IS THIS GOING TO Be FEhmiIIpf IAN.
V % C Branch 1raoaVaal League hoom ~ % '~"