Salt Lake Herald | 1900-03-14 | Page 4 | Bearing a Message

BEARING A MESSAGE The South African republics have requested this republic to ascertain upon what terms peace with Great Britain may be secured The United t States has hlis not offered to mediate in Inthe inthe the he Interest of ot peace of or humanity or oror of or freedom for far the reason as Wash WashIngton Ington dispatches dl inform us Great Britain would take offense Why Vh should Salisbury and Chamber Chamberlain lain aln take offense Never before In Inthis Inthis this thie century have hae two tw civilized ch na nations nations ions been at war but some other na nation nation nation tion or group STOUP of ot nations has sought to end the strife by a tender of or friendly services By reason of ot its ita disinterestedness as asa asa asa a nation certainly by presuming on the strong attachment attachment between the admin and ana the th ministry the United States Staten might do that h is warranted war warranted warranted ranted by the treaty of The Hague HaStle Why Vb do nt Mr McKinley yield to popular sentiment in this particular why he ha assume the traditional attitude of or American presidents to 10 towards towards wards weak republics for Independence lor for existence What is the secret of the indifference ce even his manifest t sym sympathy Gro pathy fop fo the t e Invading Is it because e he is i engaged in a similar affair Did John Bull Bun get him mixed nixed up UJ u In a colonial system which obliges the United States to play an unworthy part in this bloody blood conflict con lct which h English En lIsh statesmen compare with the struggle of the American colonists from front 1775 1175 to 1 When hen our hand was free frea we could speak k au y Americans and amI lowers lovers rs of or freedom Our hands hand are tied with im imperialism Imperial