The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-12

o SALUTING CRITICS,
OFFERS BARBE APOLOGY
London Newspaper, Lately Suppressed, Reappears-
Regrets What It Said About Kitchener, but Empha-
sizes Good Faith and Proclaims Its Patriotism.

ut arms will win.
The Globe directed the attention of
the Government many months ago to the
serious waste and loss to the country |
from the method adopted by the Nd
mralty In the employment Of mercan-
tile ships. As Bonar Law, then leader
Of An Opposition In the House Of Com
said on February Is last:
"'lf Mr.. Churchill. instead Of doing
what every man would do In his place
and defending the action OF his depart
nsent, would consult with some compe-
tent ship owner and then try 10 remedy
the defect. he o without loes Of eff
cheney save this country an immense
sum Of ~,,ney.'
THE Government Of which Bonar
Law Ia now q member has within tho
last fortnight decided to seek the I'D
vice of a representative committee Of
ship owners on this subject-nine months
after Bonar Law publicly advocated
such n coarse!
The Globe considered II a duty to
direct the attention Of the Government
and the nation to the danger to the tex
tile trade from Tine dearth OF niacerine
dyes and earnestly advocated sone
measur of protection being offered to
those who eniba capital In setting
up factories to . " this demand. due
to the cutting on of supplies from Ger
many. Fearful Of conccding anything
OF their free trade ~prejudices, the Gov
eminent preferred to subsidize British
Dyes Limited. which can only produce
n small ~percontaxe OF the d~yestuYs re-
quired. The position OF the textile in
dustries is becoming increasingly serious.
British Dyes Limited Is diverting its en-
ergies to munitions for the Government
We yet hope TO see q broad and states
manlike view of the situation taken by
this Government aud its successors be-
fore II Ia tor late. Meanwhile America
Is flching the business from us.
German Owned Firms.
TN connection with certain company
proceedings in The courts. tho Globe has
deplored Oie finding of the Judge which
enfogces the claim Of companies German
In direction and proprietary but FIg-
lish by registration to all the rights and
privileges u" British owned and con-
trolled concerns.
while tire Commonwealth OF Austria
liza has adopted u strong and n patv.-
otto attitude toward all things German
and b given legislative sanction To
the breaking of contracts held with che
enemy. the GLOBE has 50 FAR pleaded In
vain that the British law officers OF the
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are held up because Of arrangements In
being at the outbreak Of war.
in all qucAiors affecting the safety.
honor and welfare Of the sovereign and
his dominions. IL the matter of cotton
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w"s aSo "o,h M war .''he. on january
!, ts"". AT Tue time wheh Napoieoh was
preparing an arm! 10 invade England.
~ mas Had 10 weather many q storm
u"ri"s 10 Hunureu-ouu !ea's OF eNis'-
eHct, ou' perhaps IL mas experienced no
PERIOD moro tnii OF 'ic'ssitudes thah
thn. OF the iast Few years,
Inc d'oo''s campaign led II Ia receive
the attention or the authorities so long
aSo as september OF Est year, when
MY AEi>eniia' then Home Secretary
Expressed the view thar the articles
ami letters IN the G!ooo are causing
soFnethins IN IN" nature OF IA panic IN
Inc matter OF spies. and desired that
,ucE should 'e suppressed NJ once. But
'Ne h,it'er was nor carried any iurther'
\ orusn with the powers mat DC.
tory. In August, 1901. its editor and
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On ,ha ,,nrrny q, IN. nrs, FORMAL ].,,,,nr
NJ ,he yrca, Perin C~onu,ess ~ Is;S'
which tried n settle the Rajkan cues
,,on !, nuh,,sbsG me tnv, os an . re-
men. no, wee, the Rr,tish and Russia,
I governments, Questions in the House
NJ Lords ma IN how the neus had heon
obtained were followed later bv pro-
ceedings nj How Street court nrainst
the man who had furnished the Clobe
with the Information, a temporary writer
In a. department Of the Foreign ONCE,
This man was eventually DISCHARGED
and IL IL Interesting 10 note that tho
Globe referred TO the proceedings rs "a
little experiment in press censorship on
the recent Indian pattern"
Retains Many Old Features.
A,,bo,yh tho C,obe ,,Ls ,,.nv o,hs,
,ew,sna ners has changed it's snnse "a nee
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