Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
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Il Il II
~ ARTS, June ao.-vvithin the last
four years, and more espocltaliy
within the last II months a cur
- rent OF revolutionary aE ltatton,
M steYious in Its workings. pasrnodiLc
NIT terrible in its man ifestations has
h.en steadily gathering force among
me Hindu population OF India, threat
ing the very existence Of British Brit DO 10
minion in that country.
II is called the home rule movement,
but that is a misnoaner, forithe ayoWS-.]
ed object OF Its partisans IS to cast
of the foreign-that is the British
yoke entirely and restore India to the
indians. After half a century of pa.
tient submission the inoffensive unwar-3
like Hindu is turning on his rulers. And
because he is lnoffensive and unwar-
IKE by nature, he has chosen the most
terrible and deadly OF weapons, those
which the modern chemist has placed
1t his disposal. The bomb and the re-
rolver are to set India free! What Is
most awful in this silent deatfl-strugg!e
Is THAT he strikes not only at the repre-
bntatives of the British government;
governors, commissioners, judges, mi
nor officials. and the like, but also at
Nose who are nearest and dealest to-
lhem, their wives and children, should
these happen to cross his path.
So seriously; has the agitation been
taken in England that Shyamaji Krlsh-
,o1s 1an of IVA
movements Looked on as a public dan
ger The benchers of the inner temple
recently struck him off their roll.s This
Is equivalent to idisbarment and as
krishnavaruna is by profession q BAR
lister ha will never be able to prac-
iise law again in any country under
British rule. The benchers went fur
her and refused q few days. ago to.
ldmit to practise two. young. Indians
whose only offense was that they wero
known to sympathize with Krishnarar-..
ma and his aspira lions, and they have
appointed acommittee OF eminent men
10 advise and guide Indian students in
England and prevent them from get
Z. ling under the influence of the arch
fcvolutionist.
Oxford university, too. has taken up
Ahne war onthis distinguished graduate
Ind is casting round to find some legal
way of terminating n ectureship en-
lowed by him. Krishnavarma has
shown the Oxford dons the way by Of /.
'cring TO take back the money IL it's
association with him is unpalatable
SO grave is the situation that Lord
cnrzon, the. ex-viceroy of India, has
lust seized the opportunity of meet
ing at the Royal Colonial Institute 10
warn England that another Indian
mutiny is brewing.
IS NOT AN ALARNIsT.
II am no alarmist. he said. and
/ hope the Developments of which
speak may be. in the distant future, buss
think they are nearer than some peo-
Pile imagine.
There Is in India a party character
ked by sedition and disloyalty whose
tesire t is to get rid of the English
Is soon as possible. What form, of gov
hnment Will be set up in India when
Il Is Independent they do not stop 70
,.cfi.,,
American readers are too we'll ae-8
auainted with the recent assassinatlofis
NJ India for 1t to be necessary to res
sount these significant incidents in de-
AL. WHAT'S not so we'll sknownis the
personalft sof Ssihyaniaj krishnayarma,5
FOUNDER and editor of the Indian So-s
biologist, Whois the initiator, the brain.
she. guiding spirit of this movement
Which may ere long set heaying in tha
throes of rebellion a mass of 300,0o0.001
human beings.
Sensational reports have appeared in
english newspapers to the effect that a
'esular crime factory has been set on