Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-14
GREATNESS OF
OLD ENGLAND.
Salisbury Says There Has Been
4 No DlminutiOu'
,oryTs TO THE BoER WAR
l.. p,uger of irish Home h"i' 70
|i' ,l,urchill Criucises 8rod-
,,,.. New Army scheme

y MAY ls.-The MARQUIS OF
L0n1v, ,, speaklng tonight at the ban
~. sa.l'' Of The Non.conformis' unlonlS'
sad retrospect when we
~ the number Of young lives
'l' ,,ye been quenched' the splendid
pa' y. - emf short and the amount OF
W. "a in the war in South Africa.
O' o,,eyous retrospect. Yet from
.s,gestion of wrong on the part
Y an' .mnlre is absolutely absent IN
n W here are circumstances Whieh
uoge every lover Of this country
I'M back win exultat .i ins ana nas gpSo'
~ r.. mon the two years lus' pass1 ahio
p, W. circumstances nave pee ,,, ap,V
Nv Nv mat the spirit OF our county
shy" burned as brightly as AT any
rlsh Nr rs5ol in our history.
Que was gt the foreign ONCE
IA N. y, hsar not infreXiently that our
4 - "A nassed, that our star had
,ijims i nas ,ge we're living on the yalor
VA .. ,cbo had gone before Inc
" IN South Africa has SHOWN . .ns
, ~ Of England which was never ,,l
u n.o scopcIusIyely shown: mere II no
roIs 'V n the world but knows that u
3 O Sose5 me might Of England II would
~ 1e" ero If Inc most formidable en-
f y u ooud encounter.
fle e..s. !, the premier said: III
(. aeo' rus Mad passed In 1898, Whal
4OnGJ ibo English position, win a
a ost1e irish government IN Dupiin
XIV been today? what Wouiu our
a a.,,,on have been II we not only had
'' roeet INC Transyaal and the orange
n'' s,o,e but also an equally hostile
~ Iye ., I'm NV our side? We know from
"A s'', "vSnerIence the danger of letting
eul . sAPh Move measure of independ-
4 ei'''T I'VE know now that II we allowed
shos. ybo are Leading Irish politics I'M
|4mlted power Of making preparations
"A galpst Ms, we should have TO pesin Dy
N noaerIng Ireland II ever we had TO
IA nj any other power
III NEM AhM ~ iAAs+AA'
rho galleries OF the house of com
& oars Mere crowded many peers being
y resent including Earl Roberts the
lint Of Marlborough and the MARQUIS
&of Lansdowne as well az many peer
ssses and wives Of the members or the
bouse when War Secretary Frederick
Move his army scheme. The discussion
<ras regarded as Disappointing and
NNr Brodericks proposals apparently
nailed to excite enthusiasm
f The only really interesting speech
ras made BY Winston Churchill, who
Following in his theirs steps, entered
a strong protest In behalf of economy
mi aganst "ever.growing military ex-
!; 3ravaPance. He created a deep inn
presslon BIZ reading Lord Randolph
fhuphIlls letter to the Marquis OF
SSa lIsbufy on his lord Randolph's)
tfesgnatiOn, fifteen years ago, empha-
stt7ing the need Of public economy.
1H ~ am proud TO raise the tattered flag
|{cf economy again he said, and, pro-
speeding 70 point out that the expendi-
Nure Tor defense had doubled since the
|&day Of his fathers letter, he asked
.ashether the population had doubled or
SNhether the offensive forces of other
':ratons had doubled. He argued that
Nfhe navy was England's real defense,
5and that the result Of the present
HpoICy would be a weak navy and a
itseless strong army
n He declared himself unable to sup
ttoH either Mr.. Brodericks resolution
Hcr The amendment Of Sir Henry Camp
tbell.Bannerman.
The house listened in Impressive 81
flence to Mr. Churchlrs eloquent app
Deal HIS style OF speaking Is still
3rneQual but he had the power to dom
5inate parliament
z PRAISES CHCRCHILL'S SPEECH.
s Henry w. Mashlngham. writing In
q ne DAILY News this morning regarding
& nr ChurchIs speech In the commons
" iaN night says Nothing like II has
Z been heard since Gladstone died" and
{ie predicts that Mr. Churchill win one
fnay be PREMIER Of Great Britain.