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e Lodge Delivered in
THY FOR THE WEAK
ItIth-loierloan Idea of
Frown).
OU 00110NATION.
, r
Twines' the Citadel of Oppression
and Repression.
A GOVERNMENTAL MONSTROSITY
nit. George Journal. Phlicleielilei
Neptune:1. 81 di„ 1,01). 1A, 110 1.—R3-
rel‘e I, Tad t Luttl it 0 1 I: Lodge eetine
a Polley vete of, the ek itet. Orme
1-roeemit Gee 're. k r, of r Montle-
rey Davey Lair, No, 24 4, for the
ireholerly, the ea..et e0.10 I1 ug loe-
Sure rel wee 1 under tile auneceJ
Eugl mh Oak Leer e Nie ee0, 111 thy (ity'
of xegnunet, ti :_0.11, 01 .1 ott
" Tao L un 100.111, liwr," fur 1,110
Weer t of the newt ater lion c fund
84011 WR3 11 l'11-01111 11,18911 1 by
Engl tea Oak Ly 'g3 aud kremectted to
Brother Tacker uy nia I threwril the
worthy reyretary of th The
lo9ture (ti wa: even eefore
crew:fel Ileum, oti the date in quer
ton, 8111 (of the purpose 4p:0:fix!. SL
lb floorgwe Hall trovel molt tee netll
to akeyommolate nil who dosirotil to
attend, Arroigemynte that Ind leen
Oa Ile I, leek ng to the uttaulain...
front Idiom(' tie. of 1 (11 : rat limntinal
80(04111 184,1 mothar 1101111 -
try, hat to le reliant" el, 11 11 1 111111Y it
hunio, eager to uttewl, eau' not Ito
grantol edin-e..lon. The nrwtIng wna
4wes:del over by Uru. It.) 011-1
YAM made a teat !ntrothietory 11.1-
:,;"C,'X. Muse rind inv.,: efectliele ro-11-
,, finned' by tin M;thol'at Chitral choir.
Tito *tura wasiAlst:eiel to w,th
ROMA. OR, !It 111110 111.
s'a,m esignekore1 ramie I over-
who'117. At thy eloe • a rut s0riptio-i
w 14 take% the ult of which, wall
ether vitiate now progres,
make it 011111 41411111 ty $1.030 for the
tin neliester v. I , f tin I 111 Marquette
County dune. Arra ogmou.1,4 vr
been matte fa? th 111 cry or *11 hp
- tura at every import int vAitr,) the
;wpm pen'tenila of Welkin. Vol
oifing is the full text
THE LION Vt.:het:el Title lanit.
- 011 the quo:di:xi of the 'Cyan:elan' It
W assumed that the prolispeeltion of
, the Teuton la with the Boer, and that
the omelette le true In cave of the
Rritan. ir then tilscumlng the
.1'hion Versus the }kir" we summed
tii iticleatiuse the lugleal trend of on -
Nth" .1 American thought and feel-
. our meet S1111711113 expectatiene
realleal. It WOUI 1 b111111 100
h expea 1111 en-
nt Irmo any one In this au -
for every propoxithia Ilea 1113y
11.1 fiseured, liowever, of
le to ninon from 118,v etate•
J aciairtioy of whieli I heve
an homed effort to demo11.
rther, that 1,o moron/111e
of opinion en the altuatini
Arline. will be wale 11 per.
istter IP; wont inseelf and
it ruloe it neuinalous, that ir
will the Peace tontereine
nelikied at the liegue, Hol-
e two itsidiag natione of side
, the taillaq e.tateer anti Great
, Ellett' I bP engngeti In the gran
of war, and in eaeli ease with
catifoseedly itiferior, ite well
inters no in point of ',teepees'11+.
have at times itrivii )11 each
Clef:ling the national erieameitt
40 question of ;submitting al
dIfferenael to the urbitenewitt
rword.
to the United netts the
ppluae, two distinct sehuole of
et Nita art not
ng of cowman:deg .,n(I
n the council,' of the Imam,
Urge that fur the *tate,
Ma the reepuneibilLy fur the
Ion of tight million of mo
" Wiliam' 11 101 Inverse 'M.
elect scattered over emer-
sion& forming nn archlpel (go
thoumand m leg removed (rum
rest re question of
btfeil expodloney If not a task
lesely eelf-inased. l'ertain so -
and roonunde P3rils are thought
detected In any propaoltIon luuk-
to the wholoisala admission of In.
all -fl races, and the conemment
latIon or the standard of Am,
n An 1 notviLliatazul.
hhttory of our territou lid dr..
veiopment elate the latter sevenetee
;MI early iightle.r of the fen.
%Ilan Adam. 11 Poi I uuJ ( 1 ilk."
ltt the swaruee %kaiak au I Ken.
tilek,y, nal la the valley of the Misel1.
swung the IsentLaries uur
MUM Young empire westwar I from the
Olio to the great Fatliar of %Vetere,
farrow nro occasioned by the glunaly
nettling,
GHO-iT OF IMPFIIIALIS81
1, Militarism, inetitutions compel
e with the monarchies of Eurupo
--(t
, read felt to he nil offence
sdaltit uf the fathere, it depar-
our honored precedents, and
,..1..i, ,, the Constitution of the
toe.
;all, ' the other baud, It Is urged
Wall atrenuousnese ilia t if .1 wall,
Perth Rieo, Tutuela IA the Samosel
-., .-, rup, Guam of the todrottem, and
. .
'• -I he filil(PPIllea are needed by Amer-
. Ina, not may na points of strnteglo
WIPortance, but ea has NI 11, : 11).
' he for our rapidly inereaming
With Mina, Japan nod other
' V10111 HPPreachable through (an.
. sise. 1st ports bordering on the 1,n•
IRO °Malt. 011 X 111a4r3. Rent; 11 1111 Ray.
gable rib -err, The fart 1st niso not.
ell limit 4u obtaining liberty for
struggling Cuba, It became nem-
, elite to deliver a, erunhing blow
ligallist the oppreseor by destroy-
' her authority In ehe Plitinetinee
ba only semb'eams of authority
ling there — and Moans'
that teak, the United
at once responsible fur
utIon of a hatter author,
e one removed. Within
'Of MOn119, and under the
the lighesi; Interii.
a tt ieein difficult
from tido conclusion.
awes" through Internal
tho final dismember.
riming other
also dlealvaatege of
tatereeta, WPT0 1111 '11 red 1.,
1/ • l'atrtotirm. more.
We to demand that
ardnteed advantages,
see In the Iniereet
Mon in Manila Buy
Armula by Am al.
e quipped with American
Ned by Ain -whine bore in
d commended by the
hero of the lea, then
now .kdotiral George
by way of
.14 1111(11•4? 11 11111114W II 1 11111111•111.11.1.1•••1111.1 mipm ,141
Ifference, sad to show that there and la a palsullie unalitY ttro'm
Illatiand bee:tonne illottri6alaciarmUle, oftruramounQnnTront tCelore lu"ader4wEiti Fit 1311141 gruardirei irtIkute°7111. Repumillb1;elanelatetrirY. Weacherende, g°unTd:Pirmafethmetruel.
Meal in tits higher realm of American
aifiermem of opinion carped at re iu'ght fee toe eileauic su s o quireinstite of liberty, does duty
times, through the Witte prom, and rim° ri,j'aironintel.111Tfh01retib,amlootilrellrec of 1?
on
republicanism 01 America far.
on the floor of the Home of Com.
mons, while the question of tile Mates end BIM IPOl Calm Town 511d tothe4ruregimultrhe: oid,epomortnisiutrRaito:
a Cork and Dubliu, as of Alan-
Tratiev.ial was adjudged etteeept.Ir
•
01 IllJrty,
cheater or LIverP3014 Mbor1101 or le the interim of self muppor . Here,
leo to illpioniatie treatment* too, the response from Grunt intent.
Fltriningliem, Leah or London. It
oympittlty for the Boer, though ;it -
Inas bo added with propriety that the empire In theory, le ;1,11)0101e
tarty Imiefenalble, on the Ocoee' 0, a
tho EnglIali House of Commons 11 the complete. It has) built up a territory,
cot rest exponent of the American
idea of repreenitative government of yieldiug everything needed 111
including more than 12,f/i10,00') 1,1111/010
'Imre elmdeal In the Mat amievele, R11.1
erten tripped of 811 teelinIc
lit the world; pencil 1111.1.1 war, in 80101141* and art, In
dtlon 44(41(1nwni
1 tlitat.lnaknoligeet)(unlier*ev under them. oonatnerce um! maniihieture. It retest
sAlliatvert-
"lldons indurtrtal end noalmnreini free- inore than 400,00,),1100 subjects, MO -
dm equally obtain repletion of rem fourth of the globe; has I 2,00(J,0,;()
extraction us in lande controlled by nen capable of going to the Iron
the Britieh Empire, battle, swings an annual furelgu 00110
From London to Preturn, mid we tierce of six nal a quarter Minkel of
have the very netitimals of nil thio, (Mare, ant hue encircled the earth
ns well as of every governmental with Itgirdle of calling %Afton, Melt
Weal, dlettnetively Ante:Henn. While point les 'wising mace uf strategic
England has been thi value, In addition to the importrinee
CONECOVATO:1 OF LIBERTY AND it common le for the routei rind trade
reintione of the Britioll flag. Not Nu
with the Boer, Betweeu 1834, the date
of the "great trek," au] the year
18711, lite practice of rapine nut Most -
/shed 11 WS the oat -lest had twice re-
duced him to the very verge of bank-
ruptcy, ant at each time the desire
of till, unoffendIng Wiwi to avenge
their atm:loss wrongs, threatened
the Boer with complete annihilation;
Hal, atrango to relate, the Impend no
doom was only averted by the timely
assietnuce of the British tovernment,
extenle,1 on the urgent rolieltntlon of
"the Boer illuirelf. 1 refer now to the
event( of CR, when through Eng-
InnTs interceeron nji ngreement roes
effected with the Zulus for territory,
out of which the "Orange River eov-
ereignte" was formed, owl those of
1875, when ae n hint remort, after 80
dreary years of Menial failure, the
Tenn -anal W104 noneied to Cape Cul-
ony by Boar coneent, both Joubert And
,K ruger lutv lug taken malty of office un-
der the government of (treat Britain.
The bald averment Hint the Doers
have been forted into the wildereem,
tinder the encroaohntenta of England,
lo without support In Met But fur the
benefactions of England the Boer of
the Trauevanl woul 1 never have
reecho.' the fovea of organised exist -
rove. An an evidence of the poverty
of the Boer, vulmemeatly, let me call
attention to a pert of nn 'address de-
livered to the members of the Voile -
matt by the predeeessor of Ureeldent
Kruger. !fere are hie word'I would
rnther he a policeman under a strong
government than the President of much
ii Melte. It la you—you members of
the Rand—and the Boers, who have
sold your country for drink, You have
111 -treated the natives, ilea have mhot
mime, then tee prove
Is toe 'niter; nt right of a nation to
0110011. Its own form uf govermuent, ob.
nen u own social usage' and follow
it-, owif cotuntercial pursulto," yet,. the
peopo Item carries with it a certain
degree of surface plauelbillte.. Hamm
mympathy for the weaker 10 au un-
equal contest le us natural no the pule
eatIone of the physical heart, en -I
though at times woefully abused, the
very perpetuity of the epeelea
depenla igrgely upon the exertion of
(hie ehafite ani holy sentiment. The
magnruilmity of Com Paul Kruger In
treating the Jameson raiders! In 1895,
In marked contraet to the brusque
I ROGRE111,
the Trauma' hoe been the eitadel of
oppreesion and repramon. Pe WA -
once as a govern:11g (-ratty WW1 1.011-
re]ve 1 in Um arominatioi of slavery,
and the pract'ee of thy bleekest of
diplomacy of _ nuclei plegue Mute lins leen thy In
OECRETARY UHAMBFALAIN, im-retion of the several movements of
top, ht, powerfully infium.0,1 popular Baer Wetory F111110 (111 I11441 111 11,11 4111.
CROW 14 the tenettemth century. The
a nttment In favor of the Boer, and no
marman haa arkee from 0, mis. f rat Boer trek In 183 a from wideli the
111(1' ultra -Boer eympiteiter hal extraetyd
Interpretation and meapplication of
peculiar kintl of virtue,
the Serino 'tone, Republic, monarchy" ,r, milrli of el
wee tut a ri prelim -A I( exit Lille.' of
lint the like, '1 1113 wrongs of Ireland
1340.1 114111* II WI 11041111 I depreeity. 'The
unler Cromwell, the war of 1812, tate
Boers hail levity opine under the nu
Revolutionary struggle, and the pro-
thoety of the Britilli Government,
verbini charge of England's acquire
through the latter's ecipereatent of
itivrtmeo, have been all eagerly (seised
a fro, title V) Cape Colony from the
by. the ultra pm -Boer al men tie 411 erym-
Dutch by payment of a mon equal to
tallsIng an adverse) sentiment in Ano
$80,000,000. The :Mere were ;lave
erten for the BMW' Emigre in the
led kis, I ut °rent Brit:titt would not
preeent oriels. tolerate the beim treffle III 1111111/01
determining factors now. Erma the
But none of them can be treatcd us
rihm1/4 tell 1 'bit II 3101
ifiltrini!aollar1.1 b"Arettr'rlillitigHlyil,Y
view point 01 1(11 Atnerleatt either' the
iraetens of the Boni hod to b. anon(
vital pant of the Transvaal eituation
(„oned, but, air an Indemnity for the
hes not ben one of weakness nattiest
freedom of all XI 31-P1 Ill their Poi'
trngth, or poverty against wealth.
s on at the time of the purehaae of
From the flrea excininge of diplomatic
Cape Colony, the British Government
wife between Englanl and the VW
levet the Beare a emu tent I have wen
called "Trnn event Repubile," the
atetel il Herently at from 11010,000,000
itearchIng Inquiry of the liberal Amer -
to 11100,000,0(10. The amount was
leanlem lino been "which of theme con -
paid 111 tote' mu the Bulk of Eng
t sionte lo right, under the American
Ind , Tho Boers aitoeptari tin consid-
eoneeptIon of national anri personal
erat'oa, awl thee b*111 a 11+111400 out -
liberty 7" Munn as I em Inclined to ilrl.
you upon the ninguanbnity of Eng-
preelate the higher ethina the (envie-
Tea thaweind of than, with es
tem le still upon 1113 1111l1 they have la ir1(
many of their dive! no W.11%-1 overt
Ix 141 01 erworke 1 In title commotion. ,. ,
spoliation of the indivilual, for dizari- Wnelme•I Ill' terror, trekked north of
the Orange River, to mg opt In whale-
bative reason1, 111 danwirouely user
anle murder end 'Winkler among the
elate(' with this line of defence, rind
wit it policy eon only be j„mtlim natives, and to stool outright front
tho Vallee enough territory to gime-
when the retool:ens for its olmiervance _. _ ,
the eont nivel practice of (het them down, yott Italie gold them Intn
are ten -evident. Nothing mem clearer a:1ra'
1 theism, lie titutien whit the ei I t
than Mint the emu of Great Britnin m , . Y . ;slavery, and now ;11)3 newt pay the
to he liallepetimele to their Ilvee of penelty. To -day a note for 55,000
It tomtit Africa enn well afford to rod
lodulenee mid vlea. At the very Incept was laid before me for vigneture But
upon the demands of freerlom ReC0111-
1119t to the forward American idea. t 011, then, of Boer intend -a not? le, I would rather cut off my right lain I
"Lae Pee question erlees, whieh In voluntary withdrawal from the roue then sign It, for I have not the mlight-
tele real Republic, t be theoretaral
monarcey of Great Britain, or the
inienianct di moccaey of Vim Trento
vital 1 For Oa lalizite.fil of a pomtible
ropreseniative of the prod3oer ern-
timent mereent el eels .inte le al(
recall two pertinent awl imams:et eble
feels. Firat, that the tit dander ap-
peared in the Transvaal not on hie
own notion 'Iona, but unit I eperifle
inviletIon of the Boat. Government.
Sorotal, lliat hustiatixe were pre-
eipitated, not by tr.u.!, Government of
Great Britsln, but by a 48-hour u:-
Ilmaluse, Issued by Oen Peui Kruger.
and that, so far from Groat Ert.ain
being the Invading foe, Ibe Traneviiii
GC/.1F1 uro rupees:also for an alone 1
invavien Into the terrttOry' of Greet
Britein, where they have met the
Brilleh, the. latter, to dee nohav-
ing traintel a
1:..11NNON OR DIRIHARGED A GUN
oeyoad territories to which :be Bri-
te) Government cloys not possess un-
„eputcd Clic But, returning 0 he
queniion of Government oi1Y, 1
question of paramount Importance in
this connection, there ere cerlele
condiliona that musti be fully tree
More limy seams claiming tee title
of 8 IteputRe or Liberal Democrerje
eatn be accorded that honor, and
among others are the- fodowieg:.
First, it must be safeemetabloree
met selfmustainIng. &cowl, the edu-
estWn of Re (Aimee muse be liber-
ally and enthugeatioally encouraged
anl eoppisted, Third, pubile svecli
oni the public tires must be aceord-
ed reasonable freedom. Fourth, ite
Yicetive franchise, in portionler, must
11 1r' of all erteete sod needlesm (Ba-
al/1110es. Fifth, both leg:slat.ve
anti executive ode must refieei 14
enlig'utenod popular will, and the ethe.
Noel public conscienoe, Sixth, the
;sanctity el the, coves must be
rOdi) kept end strenuously upheld.
S:tvenlit, it must prove cnpob:r ,of
protecting Its people., (Jischarg.ng Al-
ternations' obligatione, 00 11 of deal•
ipe in equity with ell within
beriere. Swit not included,
only two nations of t he earth can
anewer or ellen approach to their re -
the United Butes of
quirenienis ;
kiwi -we, and the Empire, of Greit
Bei lain nfll Irolani. Thougb in theory
13 monarchy, the practice of the Bri-
tish Government hag so effectively
conform:4 to the Infinite and varied
imitetteme loolteiled in the evolution-
ary process of liberty that monaroby
bat disappeared, except mine, an
embelliehmeat to the unbetance, if
you pietism, which the subJeets 41 (1144
Empire have not yet arisen to regard
as opptessfirely eapenelve. Tie his-
tory of Engiana's splendid con-
tribution to freedom 16 trai big
with unequalled event', to tomb at
thim time, even In the briefest out.
'lee, much nit the theme trundpArte
will, therefore,re' 11 but one 111
metingft is a beautiful 41111111 *00414 -
Mg In the year 1897, Mete years
have golit skive tint slembani of irlie•
torla were abruptly brok tat rit early
deem hy nil 011 rill at her chamber
doer, at tho Inetance of the Arch.
bishop of Canterbury-, who, with the
Lord-Chamberlalit hid coine rota.
Mode from Vindoor to announce( the
death of William IV., noel 1.1.1 commun.
Mate the mementoes; Wing; of her
accession to the throne. Nu longer u
manic' of 18 yeatv—fur the 1100110
triourforms through the IriVidoicopa
of Onto e ems warmly moved —bat an
agol lady, with whitened helr end
fulling health, proceed” lit stati. to
8t. Paull Cathedral, there t thenk
Almachtv God for the mercies of her
reign. Following In triumphal unmet
behold the pew; of stete In every
relying family of all chanted 1111
-
1.111.10. 'Fen thousand troop mark
time, each sword and rifle Bathing
NM -torte" umemgrein, her crown (ID:
brataa:lAg every Wad biome that
vies IA paerms -af praise. Peoples 01 8'!
lands, in counties iallikma. throng the
emblezoned rtmeta, and coMr, nnd
poinp, and paesimutte demonitrat'one
koalty SIT everywhere 0:pr05ed
In trans of gorgeous pageantry, a
spy--tiele truly nelqu3., of a loving 11ltd
united 1100110. dedicated on the jubi-
lee morn to the crowning autism§ of
Victoria's Hare But whence the
lesion 7 Why d Mellow. of
nook. meet. Matelot to the ;opiate,
meet of
"HOD SAVE THE QUEEN,"
cry etellized thi National Anthem
:f England, Inspire Ilimitt-left) int
101110 front heated na tide.
eietrehed with tropical nuns, to Bar -
halloo, eweet glades of cho'orot green,
41111! from lands beneath the Southern
cruse to barrel wades freaked br
the nednight sen I' Mark the anawer.
For the mum that England's anis
end her distinctive talvlitistion has
lent and etill ressaine the guarantee
01 enlightmento oprOrtillity, Modem
of freedom, due to fuii4llurieutil d or• est grounds to expect Out, when It
mama between the "Boed owl the I, intmuse ilea, 'there will be n penny to
on the meet ;at of slavery, and ne no pay it with." Thi. Boor iolltleal arla-
Ifichietit 1 the 111'1 11'1'11 Of feralum, tocriwy, 1, nolting, lin 1 has nothing
I 1 1111 II II II II 1
Matehes, can , seep and othei are
ike timings followed le peal,
tide& esseential to tat sxlmaance of
the Oiltdender. Then owns monopoly
In traneportatien, under Widen rates
were raimal as iagh as 21 Dents per
ton for 0999 mlie, as against one -
lira II cent In England, or America.
One elerneut of taelft on the pert of
the peasant Bargacr has come to
outface here, the latter having ex-
torted from, the Outlander each ex-
urbit ant prima for common
neemeeitlee, es the folletving
bairn 162.150 eneh ; Kea 1111-00 Per
down ; butter, 141.75 per pound, and
other articlen in ilkproportion.
Property rights of the Outlander
were ignored with impanity. Lands
neared the mouth of the pita were
'sired by the ihmor unetopoly, and
utilized for debauelling the Karam
117 otrong drink, WI they utraroach-
eil or left the name. 0041 Paul per:
ionally directed the reitilseation
Iambi valued at $5.000,0,10, In crow
of 09 Arnerleen name Bruwn. Tine
11119 the eelebrated cam that led to
the removal of Chief Jaetlee Raze
fur refusing to take nath to abide
by all resolutions of the Volkernail
of which Oom Paul was the lending
spirit. At one of the Wale In imw
nectIon with which John Hays Ham
mune, 8 native Amerionn, nppeared
44* n defendant, after the !nut
mhameleme breach 1 of foltil between
the ettorneye for the promeutIon
and the defence, a radium of 411,e00,.
01)0 as blood moneys, wee exasetod,
and It ham been charged that the
anemia Is !till within the personal
evelimmer of the thrifty Omit l'aul.
M11C11 are the reports; from (mums
absolutely reliable coneerning the
methods of MrKruger to obtain
Itl
Volumes would be required to rum-
piete the list of real grievances to
,
4111111 the Outlander wan further
' eutleeted. Education above the
third grade we; denied his children,
except in the Dutch taal, though he
contributed to the government for
the purpose of education more than
ono million dollar' annually. Court
proceedings( had Otigenerated into
JUDICIAL MOCKERIES.
ideettege for diems of grim-.
num were %Pattered by the Pollee,
and freedom of the press WO/ 111110,1.
LI 13111011i artielee 111'-
6170011 tu prejudice 1118 interests
would be Recorded the widest drew
'Mimi. The ellen expulsion law pro.
%hied that tin. Provident might or.
der, regal -Mese of cause, that 914
Oen be conducted (terms' the bor:
der ivithuut right of appeal. The
omit:aloe, public Improvements and
p011(11 protection ;if eltlem initabital
l'y the Outander excluelvely were
eriminally neglected —the Oatlander
paying the teem notwillieteading.
Nu weapons mild be carried by the
Outlander as a memo of self ilefenme,
elide 111)1111011 frowned ou Johartiles.
from Pretoria. R1111 every
trieglior at largo wile IR feet 1111
atilturited arsenal. Taxation itirreas„
LOYAL. ZITI*4 OFVEHIN0 THEIR ER VIVEA IN THE WAR TO THE el te1 17TR4TE AT PIETERM itiThielaw,
A corraapondent at Pletermarits burg writer: " A Alert time ,ince thief owl lilt C11,1110 111 to (1)1
11011,1' 40 1110 ItIngletratc and to offer their oersICPN In mole they !night he IV/Intel In the wain The Chief ni•
phone.] that he knew he wee unwortite. to fight with the Englishman, but when the maater went hunting
0111 1111 not end the dogs to help W11, 3 He lineal( nol hie men 1411.114 0011 (9111 10 be dog+ If they mi ht At
the wort "Inkoz," whet Jimmie Muter, these men ealuted by railing their right iinime high ebove M14 hem's,
Thew Zulus are horn fighters. They had fastened their rimegalm to their melte. to ;Mow that they meant
what they sold, They were fine, Mg fellowe, and were mounted on iniu 11 liords."—Froin the Graphic,
the sorry sifyetnela of th . worthy of continuo Intion by liberty
Beer, 'trussing with all the ferocity rin 1 progreem, that she It not Indebteel
of teepreerate instinctu, for slavery, to the Pripet' Government for.
the Llon gives noble lmttie for Ina the Meilen I or •
freedom. Whleh is the Americau hil l'IlE GLADRONE TRRATIEC
the fight 1 in the retire 1881 and, 1684,
Oat of such environment the pro, dierover the Transvaal olig-
duet of a clove oligarohy hu been /lacy etia crueheed beneath the bur -
evolved, a veritable
I den of debt, whie
GOVERNMENTAL MONSTR0,91T), h Mee now reached
ha appalling total of *1,075,000, 1101
that musepierntlee before the national 1,1 1041301*03't 2
hi
111 1111.1 stolen refitment", of reputed. , been elected President end teed 5,1
eanlem. Let not Its eporloue label ' himself (he tas le of waving the. pro-
deeeive, for here's the deadly pore]. ; blem of tis( country's debt. Pe was
lel ; American Republicanism makes his plan to etimelate the Industry of
the executive department of govern mining in tim Transvaal, so that re-
ment reeponeinie to the legislative, vermin, mitre' b.: raised; for the /foe -
and provides for Impeachment for eminent, by meanie of taxing proper-
ramie1140(1 hu ease of the Provident, ties se wrouight. Cita the 1)010 foto not.
Boer Republicanism hm am placed °u.ouigrown tae pastoral siege in in -
Paul Kruger and all heat& of tie( ;lustre': development, helve President
partmeate ;dame the logislatnre, Kruger went to Canton eni Matted n
they being reemmeible for their la, prochunalinala In which attention ivaa
ficial acts to no reenwmed Retinr. sailed to the mInoral reeources of his
Ity. American Republierinhim fur country, and ImIngretion invited, RC-
nlehes 11 rederal leglelatore, truly companimi with a guarantee of equal
representative hit eharneter. Boer proteetiou, and equal rights. Ile-
Repotilleanlem points tn 44 Voikernati. eponsen 111e, aa weel Cron Germany
in which .the very luteravt that and America, RN from Knglaud, and
semporte It la denied representation, wilt the nrrlvat of the Outlander in
The watchword of _American Repub. the Transvaal n new ineustrial era
hearikon ti "no rellglon In pontos." began to dawn, Enlarged opportuni-
Pot.r ItepublIca.nlem Intones member. Hee for the Bueghere risevelopea, but
eldp with the Dutch Reformed etas, too few were wise enough to
Chute' m the enabling Precedent use them. It le aignificent In this
of politieal Helton. American Reptile connection that since idle arrival of
licaniam brands Sd official Lorre!). the Outlander, Onnl Paul Kruger 'has
(lin attenireied tuturpatIons of lees) amassed a fortuat) mural to 016,000,-
lat13e functions by the executive 000. Ani Mr. greeter, while in London,
head. Boer Ilepubllennism make" it woe no poor that il became necessary
:iiurveirt:bree flopritialur0oninr
tirel'ateKreger to for the English Governnee.nt to pay
act except biddlean Republiennient retains n con. hie hotel bill. It le slid to be linentar,
to li‘ig'u.lhArmlle8ed.
seriative oheck posible moreover, that ut i
to- has hie
Bye Impulse, by means of a written
eonetitution, changeable 01113 by
popular vote, after the 11714:8111 Of
41111/111111111011. The emetitutIon of
Boer Republicanism may he Miaowed
by n majority vote of tile 10711116 -
((Ire under order, from President
leruster. Amoebae Republicanism hem
established her courta 1144 the true
oonmertatore ;if equity and effective
soutineh of all ration! liberty, lloer
Republicanism breaks down the
staff/guars of ell liberty, by melting
the rulings of th,, courts reversible
by an net of the legialature, or un-
der mandate of the Boer President.
Sympathy, then, for the Hoer 111 his,
041.1011 0011f11,1 11 1111 *14' L(11, 11,-
381)06 an usiqualified endowment of
a governmental system of exemitive
irresponsibility. legislative black. IANAMITE AND EXPLOalVES
mall, religioun &satiate', offielal
dietatorehip, violene meuttitutional
changes, together with the prat'. chase I low grade and dangerous ar-
tutIon of the acuate of the nation to telt, for Which Mr. Lippert charges
(ho reprice of the President, or a fals"...lons prices, Paul Kruger beta
ewordinate branch of the esaysrn. the beneficiary to the extent of
Meet, and the complete ubandon- ease for all dynamite sold,
legitimate eatery been, in excess el
85,000 per annuli,. True, it ap-
proximates the salary of the, Presi-
dent of Ur United Salim., though the
latter 'Beetle tile deeitaniem of 75,-
1100,000 preppie, the latter ia
to enveless ken is million to rare
for; but the disparity between the
Income and the remits' is the occaslon
of comment. In 1 he light of these de-
velopments the meduese of Kroger
has not been without its mfthed. Bui.
turn on the light. After 81000.1117
elle Outlander to his eoundry thy a. -
of Kruger and 'Ain government
soon hardened into one 01 despotism,
official rufflannim end, legalized des-
poliation. Under pressure from Kru-
ger the 'Iranevaal governmeni gran( -
(1 a 1aill 11.F. Lippert 1,10 13100
monopoly of the menufecture end
snip dt
for an indefinite time. The effect has
been to compel all the mese to par -
front el(r) 003 In 1.880 to $25,-
000,000 to Mee the latter being
vital tu le2,1100 for mot fondle' lu
the Teammate The franchise from
term of twu years lu 1844lind
740811 to be prohibitive. During the
n year' last atm, it ham been re-
quire! of a candidate for the (ram
Wee not a burgher that he ehall
be 41/ years; kir age, and that hie
lettuitions be dtlearea at least 14
yewsduring whiell time lie to a
, eltIten of no country. Even then him
mpplioetion falai einem it commends
two-thirdm of the then exteting
Volkemad, the content of the mile
tary governor of the provinve in
which the applicant nettles mid tho
approval of the Pretedent.
a mare .51V,! A111)e.6:111 1 1111 'temente a
lio.t le (met tu any ?yet an responsi-
ble far unell 11 setu It'o.1 114 111 (811-
7007, mei the fact that the ramon•
villa 11311E1 14 8911111 .111 1.1 1 1111 1114111
regardedi ni la ti ir I y wee k will (tot
1*41 1 1111411.101-011 a re tom for clemency.
" Rel glen 1 rigotry I Ain trim n
1 term for the Tr:ahoy:1 I toil )tv of ex•
eluding Catholic l'ant Jew; trout hold-
ing office. No country ran be approx.
Inentely demweit make.:
d1141C11101 bit' heel, of
pep tical tight% Th.) 11-iiple who nee
demand ng mores -mai tem In 8 mth
Afeen roe Hume whew fret keep thine
to the 'muted elude 31 trogrem. They
were thought to he goo 1 rnongli to le
halted thare, 11 11 1 f110111,1 111 tre teed
ex 710.1 enough to tk part hti 19
government. The Amer:can principle
"NO REPR6 13::ATATION, NO 1'%X A•
TION,"
ax well ns the triertt, hospired the
euloWet to revolt, and direeted our
htepa to Cuba, rimy depended upon
to euvliel the long oppreewel Out -
Ignitor. win now d myopia through
the Influenee of Engleuri, 11t exteneto
' of rights and n larger exproesioa of
freedom for tinem who nestone the
bunions 40111 l,u 1 up the iint'un. In
111(3 event, rolliaa act will wae.
Nether politleal nor tordal servitude
le the destiny of Intalligence, them-
, ter or linlii-try. awl :is nt eminent
' nuthority 11(441(10 whatever pretenee,
barb/Ire in Mutate upon refuel* to per-
rn t elvIllantlen to tome in, and will
not adjii-t Itrelf to the exploding
feree of civilisation, It it enre to ho
1`11. nIltOlt 1 r, 1
ntef. Bach iipponzri to 1:a the self-
' Impozed doom of the Boor. To 11 peti-
1 Von for adjwtment of wrongx, 411(11(11
forty thou owl newer and
ei to the Volka-aad, tio reply of the
Beer, Omelet Fredi-nt Krug r
" I have tin gone, so Nett mettlet, '
Atetere wao titio forced upon Englen.1,
to when the nggrawei turned lie the
remet of B1'1'01 mikeets, and the
Empire was at once on trial before
all her ch'Ilren throughout the world.
I recall that the right of England to
a teelOcal "loam Nandi" In the war
OOW 014 1)844 1)0011 ,
11 tetng
urged thnt nu right remitted to Eng -
Irma to 011 1(3 111 the. 'eternal 0110101
of the Transvaal under tiny exiting
treaty, The Met, liuwever, that nil
exi;ting trontlas were annulled by the
eerier Woe of wee, owl the twilling'
of Ito Clitlea by tli-t Fetal lent of the
TrIl 11111 1111 1 IN 11. titiffielent nionvtir to
a er 191 ro faction.. But ((''ht
rea oos ita alwaym at the me-
in/Ind of Englenti for interfering In
Smith Africa heti she desired to le
capt'ons,
bung before the controveroy that
culminnted In war President Kruger
had been polity of breaking both the
treattee el 1091 and 1 8/44, by per.
matting niaurading expeditions into
lands beyond his own established
bounlarlea by conniving at mlevery
nt home, awl lit his Inhuman treat.
molt of the ontivel. It cannot he
U014101 strongly thiot 0rt114,11310
hos never evinced tis elightert de.
sire to own the gold Weal, of which
to much maudlin talk lino been heard,
Confiscation doer, not fuliow onnqureit
In filly civilized nation, and the !argot
portion of all the entree in the goll
Interest. le owned 17 subjects other
than tilos of tho British Empire.
Neither ham there been involve,' the
question of interfering In the internal
-anoint of the Trannvnal from London.
Tim entitle of England would have re.
-tweed support for much n pulley, It
item ut flriit the smoothen of a great
mitten repenting inlignElee prnetieed
by nil Inst lent eemblyarbtirli 1010
pie upon her initiects. 11 line winee de-
veloped the further queation of resist-
ing the arnr9-1 invaalon of an external
foe. The Trnnevani enteral Into dip.
hannti9 eurrespondems), and became
'parties to conference* with England
on the question nt Mom, and them
when differeneei lind become sharply
401111341 not DIl tho lorni 01 h, as
has been Imprudently stated, but ou
the Woes of representation, ule1
after Fulani had protmeed a remain
merelon of all pointe In the contro.
verey to n farther conference Oum
Pool precipitated war on moths of
48 Imre, mei with burghers and guns
appeared across the border.
Confessedly much to be deplored line
appeared in the subsequent Itletory
cf eventThe lack of preparation
on the part of the War Department,
the Incomplete gaup of the magn1.
ludo of tho task by the OYU wahine
Gee, and the reprehensible 'widener
of the ;afire •• High Cuminimmioii.
ere for email Africa at Calm Town,
have been liunt.hlattng even to the
point of exasperation. With Englund
peoperly chastened the lesion will
not be without Ha redeeming lea.
turee. 1 o'er Military ;strategy New-
enetle, Ituniee, Glencoe and Fiends
L ento may have been almemioned (Or
(11 ly,ioLtli. Methuen luny have been
elieekee 1 Maggernfonteln, Datum*
at tetormberg, and Buller ut the Tte.
gat Mier, but theme are diminutite
01:111 1 01 misa red with Owe out of
w111011 the British Empire 11:40 71.341
vol etl. Two tliousand of
Parklia nes teterana, withal there
were 12„001.1 Ili 111, fell before the 0,-
t0.1 frontieramen eorountieled by Jack.
am at New Orleans, In 1 811 1 0,-
7,(0, including camp followers, fell In
the l%1% (0'r Preis, and only OM, es
impel with 1114 life.
WELLINOTON 1.0.1T 32,001)
at Wntertio and Alerlburough, nue
hil til 1 Etigeee, mnerificed 20,00d f
the flower of their artuler ti th9
fight nt Malpluitu.at I deny the 1 the
411,1,11, h 44 ieuan th. equ 11 olih.!
Prito 1 le tha j) ('44(4 (1110.111
0.1 ilet ibl. gamut:4 are titiree. 111
l
ea u ear, (111 tli sidle tdi I exit •
hitloos of valor In tho 11 04, 11 en)
giatemonts to 1141111 11%11e g11111.1foUlily
euetelneil the mi Itetry pamtla.! (1 the
selole..e. 1 Eng.irli LI 111111 11.
111-11,-01 ter, 1114 1 11 1 great expedition
116 failed wider Veleta 1. Lump elm
liiteCyont ion is but it aliadowY 11.
Itieloa. Europe, In part, not, jubilate
eve:. temporary reiereve hum
Mitred ta lirpubacan Eng' led, envy
I,1 coinnicretal England, nod Jtalottey
,.1 o oitl Eng' 114111pith':
In to tr the surface. Eng! and hie been
tlx:: fire; id Earopean monarclulm to
Mendota t11 theory of the " Divine
✓ ight of Kluge," awl her foreign coin.
1Ler1') illotie more extenelvo than
that of Germany , France, Holland,
Pelgium and Ruoda eouthined. Amer-
fl.t.1 11 111 me estosv for Inter•
• it1.,9 In the Transvaal than there
leas hem to prevent Finland, Greece
and Armenia from being ravhdied b4.
the nations of Europe, or two pro-
viume of Francs, with all their people,
from being iihonrbed by the (termini
Empire. Furthermore, cur vomiters
with the BrItleh Isiee I; greater than
with nny other power, and the mejor
901114,4 of all oer 'mural -so held
abroad are owned In London, The
!l10110,111 and Alione of the Senate may
be granted a free hind hii their po.
litienl Illetrioalco and tnewideh gyre -
Com for the
AMUNEMENT OF TUE GALLERIES
at the expliwit their own ',enamel
leap at, Resolutions of mympethy for
ea unholy cause selfatoomed to fail.
ore and oblitlen may b3 permitted to
pemeel without molentation or pro-
tege Ihne blat the offerer/rent
ebelatioasof the irrepressibly nod m1.
seritpulonalY garradla, awl will fall
no harmless di 1,1113 11110WrIfIk11M ('111
upon the sod. In the meantime, the
uneonquereble inetInets and mi 'Eery
proems of the British army, 'seem
by the v'gerous determination of her
peeele, will peeve multerew tu the
linekeemberg hills, will rash her mem.
tale mem, though lined with twil-
ling Beers, and will Went in triumph
the flag of freedom's Name upon the
ramparts of Pretoria. The Brit1•11
Empire Im united twiny atm never be.
fore. From Cope Town to Cairo In
her manifest destiny 111 the Berk
Coutieent. Her prestige 111 India will
,'.IMI!' u,ilnipoIrCtIr 111111 11111111fSit.P In
the east will be ;stimulated to mitre
definite exertion, foul bit the natural
evoeitIon of notional epherms, while
Rusin- for n time must be para-
mount In Eastern Alia, America will
tioniliinto the western hemisphere
Great BrItoln. Europe mid Attlee,
and In tho lest grand finale the An-
glo-Ha/con, the Britou, Amerken and
Germ,' will dominate the emit In
_the interest of the "open door bi
commeree, and uniform equaltY for
that Important ante of trade rele.
tires.
Mummified Fox 101) Years Old.
A wonderful old oak fell the other
day hi the royal forest of 1,11.1.1.1.-
aegoereke. 11 had flutirldied 104 1(1(01
than four hundred yeitre, and there
was not In the entire forest an-
other tree quite tee mately ,rr rie
bust. The head (tweeter, hearing at
Ite fall, ordered Melt It he mit into
convenient aeetlooa nod removed,
When tlayi was being dime, the wor1.
men noticed that the bare of the
trunk sue hollow, iind a clover In:
epectIon (showed that there was
melee Wild of 011 fall 111111 1111 111111 Its
brand entity. It proved to be a fox,
whIell had been severely wounded,
911,1 had sought planter in this re-
treat. In the hotly ham Wen ront-
ti11 inniuntaied, it, la supposed
that at !emit a hundred yetare hate
primed ;duce the poor animal went
Into the tree to die. The imly, whon
found was curled up, and WO whale.
ably wee It preserved that one
one would have sold Reynard wee
Bleeping.
The fuessemy Is a trainee to whieli
we sou give feuds If tee woubi draw
the ussIs1911100 WO 110fidee•RWWe.
•
. • ,
•••••••••••••=m
Late Gossip -
—4 do—
Round World. -
011111111g
A ntrikIng 80 (4 the N-rneN 13 10 he
made In the mum of two slitters Ishii
are Joined together 111 tile MR 1110 11(11'
ner RN the celebrated 044laine,o1
These girls were recently disiooveral In
Brasil, and have reached the ago of
ten yeare. The examination with tho
X-rnye Is to be made with a view ef
determining whether the bond Mlina
the two bodice enn be emceed by 14
liturgical operation. lf the bodice are
Independent, eurgical treatment would
be Jim' itieble lull possibly eummsful,
but if there is RR actual connection be.
tween tho two organisms ouch n etep
is, of emirate, out of the quevtIon,
Pomo year, before the Crimean war,
in a Derbyshire village a young girl
'night Wive been aeon kneeling on the
brick floor of n !shepherd's( cottage. nhe
81114 bending over a great rough sheep
dog, while n gentleman at her ekI
was looking at the ilnlmni'm paws,
which had been badly hurt. The mhep-
herd was going to drown poor. t'np.
the dog, thinking that he would never
be of any more me, but the Blend who
examined his leg mid that it W411 Ilot
broken, and only needed Untitled In hot
writer. The girl then lighted a (Ire,
boiled some water, tore up some flan.
net Into strips and bathol the poor
dim'e leg. The next day 5143 came and
did the 18 1110 thing eosin, anti Weer
long Cap wan an well as ever, Tliat
girl was kW Florence Nightingelit,
and when she grmv up she went to
the Crimea and mimed the sick and
emended rekRers who lend no friend..
to care for the in that eold and
dreary ells:bate.
The operation of treelike' eighree
the African war by the Britieh arm
wiii wateltel with Interest bY mili-
tary officials! the wort 1 over. Mention
of them angina has already been
made In these colunine, though 11,1
deeeriptlon of them was obtainable et
the time. They have cylimiere 7 rind
11 inches In diameter and have hauled
In actual testi( a load uf 55 tone ills
an ineline of Ihui 12. The/ have largo
fireboxes, enabling them to burn a luw
grade of fuel, nail also large water
0111 that eon lrag a full
'owl for 11 1111111110..! of twelve 111110111
without stopping to replenleh tlw
supply. Some of the engine' are loupe
plied with a seven -ton crane, whkh
tan Iv attache! readily to the front
of the inaelano, and VAS carry a load
whi'e the engine 18 telig moved from
'dare to pinwf The wheels have extra
wi 'Oh, to Hint they can travel over
eoft ground, while th.+ aterrlog
effected by a worni (4 1111 rack arrange.
ulont wheit lots proved most suoceoe
tut It them englitee are uniceeetiful
they will greatly (Retaliate the lisern•
Cone of lite army trantsporting ;ow
elk; from mantis or the ration& tuf
the vurkette monis mils; uwiy.
According to the etotimties given In
l3irop3, the herr brewe-t In the world
Cr
eul7 ,ru 1.14;t: 117'1'111130 43.°19)17 tl Bi816:11
brewed 4e7,1s1 1,001 willows, or 250
quart,' per Palette. Belgium brewed
1,78 queries per capita ; (trout Bel.
tale, 104 quarts; Germany, 122
quartet; Denmark, 90 (411,41(0 Neviteer.
land, Me quarts; the United nate*,
50 qu a rcitue"; r 11,1 I a nit!, 4 eiri ie. !1st ; "F' 47
essnee
24 quarto; Norway, 1.7 quarts; awe(
dm, Pe ;meet% awl Russia, 5 quartet,
These tattletale* do not Include the
Argentine Republic, Alexia°, Chile, OP
Bruen, where there are large and
growing brewing Industrie.. All of
thew people are bet:ruing great
001111111110141 of beer, In Mexico elnem
there being fifteen large breweries,
one with a capital invested of over
112,000,000, and five with over 111,-
1100,000 Inv:ported. In the Argentine
Republic there le a brewery with a
plant, worth over three million Mk
fare and one In Chill at leadoue-half
as Important.
It le not safe to conolule that the
Britlek 8111 wet with nu reastance
to epenk of till they reach Johntmese
burg or Pretoria. The Bowe have
meet of tittle artillery yet ; they wet,
plcnty of men and email army, and
the Transvaal le well gullet to their
style of warfare. There muy to fight.
Ina yet, plenty of it.
itmeikeig of Rev. Mr, Sheklimee ex•
peemont with her paper, which hie
wen menteged according to the
poefrieher'e idea of whit n paper ehould
ee for In ha*( week, the busies:so
manager gay*: "Tire sicheme wee all
eght fur a week and proved 414101111*"
maker, but as n regular thing it Waul I
fen the paper."
Ugly storlet or.: told Of tI01I.'ulItll
between Lord Methuen rota lilm ofti-
term Pending sane ietateni(ni,
whieb will &minims+ b. m idt, if they
are true, It might he well to tate
them ell ts ltit a grain of silt. Lord
Methuen lois not ben the molt /Aar
tesiful of the Britkili leader,' le the
campaign. and may 114V0 erred in ithr
pose utlon of ilia western advent(',
luut the atorleis tele by irrespentible
and anonymous newapeper LOrr..•
smondente can well le:all-twee 10 ,1 14,1
till the 4,101>7(10 til erente ere tom.
pleted.
Thu 'struggle in ?Muth Africa hitx for
none more important pomiblIlliev than
for the waiver. linter the Boers they.
hie'o' been greedy abused; In the Brit,-
lili colonies; they are treated 1111 human
te•Inge entitled to the proteetion of the
law mil to friendly eourtiesy. *10 Nfof -
fiat, in an urtiele In the Philadelphia
chrietlen eltroultird, eaya use of the
native(' rail to him: "if the English
win, then we Mack men can breathe
RD 1 IIVS; if the Boer. win, then we
Shull be nu more looked alien as wee,
but as cattl • II
nail pray to Clod to wake 1
of the Fn h 'trues." F
by doling JMtSlle te111.
beak*.
. ,