Ogden Daily Standard | 1902-05-27 | Page 3 | No Statement Made of Peace Agreement Section

no statement made of peace agreement V 7 hf london may 27 A J baldow government leader in the house of commons made no statement regarding the pence agreement but he announced a postponement of the budget discussion fixed for this week remarking that it would be inconvenient to debate the budget while there were other ahinga in balance lie explained that it would be impossible in discussing the budget to prevent references to tho peace negotiations the cabinet was in for two hours today discussion the communications from pretoria it ii understood der stood alie inner committee of the cabinet will telegraph alio result of the deliberations to pretoria today the boer delegates at he transvaal capital mill then probably return to and report lohe burgh era who are till assembled there kew york may 7 the reassembling of parliament has done little toward clearing the situation in south africa ays a new york tribune dispatch from london A languid house listened to non explanations A suggestion that the king so anxious to have peace before the coronation abat he i bringing pressure to bear upon the ministers to make large concessions to the boera ii i i scouted in official circles the king is described as not leas patriotic than hi mother wa and equally as mindful of the obligation of a constitutional ruler to be guided by the advice of bis ministers the king can hardly be more anxious for peace than the ministers of the country