| Show t d b Cleveland CleV l n Plain Dealer The announcement of the budget by the h chancellor exchequer at the reassembling g of t parliament was wal In the tho language a of qc r pir William IJ Vernon the th most moot mOt disastrous state ment meat that too te t c quer r had ever made That Was tho tM th characterization by br a n leading I member of Othe the opposition but the most ardent supporter of the present government could not but have havo felt fell Its truth Sir Michael might claim anti and was wu given Riven credit for lor honest frankness in his hil disclosure of at the deplorable state of ot the national finances a I as a 11 consequence of tf the war In South Africa and of ot the tho gloomy pros prospect pet for tor the Immediate future Irs Boston Doston Transcript We fall fail tal to see to why Americans should so 80 nail hail hal nn an advance of ot the this protectionist Idea Iden In Great Britain That country countr v whIch product produces ouN no raw ra materials material In rut suf quantities to kep Jt ItS factories mIttS mills and cannot eanno feed Us Its Is own people from its it own fields and 1 ls herds henl could not ant a n protective policy lone hong Ion lint inn while hl that policy was kept up It I would simply Check th ck the How flow WI of or our products to the nation naton that un der free fre trade has ha been ben and must con rn to ba bo our best customer A per manent protective policy plo In Great Gren lint Brit ala would be bo to the Injury of both that country anti and Ind the tle The protective features of ot the I British policy plc L tj wm tilt in n nil all ai probability W disappear with wih tho the military tIes s that occasioned them I ij Omaha World Herald HeraldA A remark for tor a ci 1 British cab cabInet Inet member I to ay X of ot tho HII boasted worl DrIls li Sir SI Michaels was WIS as like Ik the tho 01 Iw 11 th wo tO 0 RIO aro Il instructed the th angel wIll i 1 one morning both the th living sund Ind the th dead That budget uger day wat was In nn an kit Irn 11 p sense aen t a ii Judgment tiny day for I ng lund land and Immediately tills this Interest acid then one tiute out tho thu prophetic description of thu th last great reat te tny duty day praying that I lit tho Iho mountains of ot taxation might u l tal on them No wonder that tint tho hue people tried trl d to tt forget war stud and III politics and Il poured Into Lon London London London don ol 01 oil sixty train ruins to see Iee a n football same gumo and Ind east rent at a 1 barbecue Now New Ne York Evening Sun In lu the cabled cabied report of at Sir Air Michael remarks ho lie Is quoted HH its ni I think the House will wi see sen the war has brought the ho country countr to tl the tue theIO orge IO of t ruin It I scents Incredible that n ft government minister I made thin state ment but hut even It If thero Is II an nut n error eror In the people Nople of ot the United Kingdom have no iso Illusions on 01 tho iso sub mill subject Jeet of ot the tho war ar bill hi In their resentment tit at lt having hII to tool oot tho tim account and to meet enormous future expense the tho Hoers Boors have an Influence at nt work for tor their cause casino which IH is more mom potential p titan than the sympathy and atul good will of ot alt all ni the l peoples 1 on cn earth Springfield Republican Tho rho kneat beauty of t Sir Michael budget speech was wan Its Is cruel fJ This war ht ISO said Rl has lias hn directly cost England to t date data tiM n 5 It r I Is believed that the chan chart chancellor runt and Mr Chamberlain aro riot not lot on the lUJ best of r terms t j Kansas lt it World The Tho extraordinary expenses 1 ot of the tue Transvaal war hoYe 11 Increased ei the na an national n debt of Great Britain something Ike like In the to past t year Tho tise tle new n w policy of or the government nf will viii vI bo be boIn le leIn bein In the tho line In of or snaking making the thO living tax taxpayer tn taxpayer payer pay something to tho expenses of 01 the th th war Instead of ot o raising more money b by loans hearts that shall bo be charged c tipon posterity We Wp tax t x sugar uga ug to bonus ft a t monopoly Great Grit Britain taxes ites sugar to tb provide l money mossey mone for forth to tho Ui needs of o gov guy government The Tho first 1st Is protection the Ibo second tariff for revenue I Milwaukee I While reading tha Ihl British budget no I onus ono can c n fall fail fal to perceive superior s po ye position lf of ot the United at lt the pres present eat ent time Our country r will wi have ha 0 60 of at surplus July ily 1 Rail find Its score tary tl tar of at tho the treasury Is purchasing na an national bonds bonus at nt a n very ver high premium In II order to diminish that surplus At t the tha present time the United ll States holds hold the tho most mst enviable position of ot tiny any ny country In the Baltimore Sun SunI Sun If I the Doers Boors have havo not staggered st g red hu ho humanity 11 manity na as President nt l said they would woul when the tho burghers hur took up UI arms to light for tor their Independence they have havo at least Staggered the tho lint Brit British ish taxpayer Even Een If It no further out outlay Olt outlay lay Iny were required the tho cost of ot the war has I ha ts been more than the tho subjugation of the tho republics will w be worth to Great Britain But Dut the tha conflict U to not ended yet and the tim war bitt will wl be much larger than hiatt thaI It now Is British h establish their supremacy |
