The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03
PEACE BRINGS
JOY TO ALBION
Continued From First PaSeJ

and Natal coionists who have been in re-
beihon and who now surrender will. IL
they return 10 their colonies. be deter
mined by the colonial courts and IN ac-
cOrdance with the laws OF the colonies
and any British subjects who have Joined
the enemy viii be liable TO trial under
the law Of that part OF the British en-
pire 10 which they belong
AS to British Subjects.
" His majesty's government is inform
ed BY the Cape government that their
views regarding the terms 20 be granted
20 British subjects in Cape Colony now IN
the field or who have surrendered or been
captured since April u 1901. arc as fol-
lows. with regard 10 the rank and hle
they should all after surrender and Civ
Ing up their arms sign n document be-
fore the resident magistrate Of the dis
trict In which they surrender acknowl-
edge high treason and the punishment to
be accorded them. provided they are not
guilty Of murder or acts contrary 10 the
usages OF civilized warfare shall be that
they are not entitled fer life 20 be regis
tered as voters or vote in any pariia-
mentary or provincial council or munici-
pal election.
''W 18th reference 10 justices Of the
peace, field coronets and all others who
hold official positions under the govern
mcnt OF Cape Colony or who have been
occupying a position Of authority or
who have held commands In the rebel or
burgher forces. they shall be tried fer
high treason before the ordinary courts
Of the country or such special cosrts as
may hereafter be constituted. their pun
ishment 10 be left 70 the discretion u
such court. with the proviso that ia -
case shall the penalty OF death be In
aicted.
- The Natal government IS Of the opiu-
ion that the rebels should be dealt with
according 70 the law Of that colony
These arrangements. concluded Mr..
Balfour. the government has approved"
esnnernan Was Pleased.
Sir Hnry Bannerman. the Liberal lead
or IN behalf % the opposition. said un-
bounded satisfaction would be fcit
throughout the empire At the conclusion
of peace They were unanimous in ad-
mirati0n og their late enemies. uow their
friends and fellow citizens. whose miii-
tarv qualities. teuacity % purpose ard
c,f-sacrifcing dcvotisn % liberty anl
country rad won them the respect ~
the whole world ard. foremost of ail
the respect % their oT5oneufa. Every
n1ember offered conErafgiafi9ns 90 tho
king and the country On the three BLESSED
restoration ~ peace
Mr. Balfour having announced the roV-
ernrgerf Would take ~ e1fig prrrtu-
uty of moviue q vote II thanks % Lord
Kitchener and the forces in saafh Affics.
the members of the house ~ commons
returned o. their oTfizary avocati1ns.
IN Hogs Of Lords.
London June z-Priure - wales ard
the Duke of Cambridge went ~. fhr h1lse
cf iordF 70 hear o.. peace rtssefrenf ef
the premier Lord Salisbury There uaF
a .arre ATTENDANCE u peers ard fef-
esaea. Lord Salisbury. before raenEer-
irc south Africa referred ta fte recent
freat i0ss which fhe empire haf srs-
tssnel in ~ death n 1or~ Faparsfefs.
tie lsrlrlzh ar1o5ss91or af sFas-lnF- ~.
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Anrio- saxon races. wtieh aae ~ in-
besifh1ers and mssf prom. lslng ladiosficrs
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PREMIER fr1trse Lord EziifburF fE.u re-
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