The daily journal
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Turning Out Well.
Pendleton, Or,, July "27. As harvest
proceeds In this county, ninny yields
are hotter than expected. Wheat will
bo injured eomo in quality, hut tho total
yield will be about CO pbr cent of last
years' crop, which was somewhat ex
ceptional. All danger of injury from hot
weather is over. Haiti now would do as
much harm as good. Harvesting has
commenced in earnest. Labor is scarce.
PEACE NOT SURE
Speech of Balfour, the English Leader
Who Spoke Today.
He Sayo Fteeborn Englishmen Will
De Treated as amlnfenor
Race,
Not
Ilr AMoctnteil rre to ,tUe Jntirnnl.
London, July 27. In tho course of a
speech this afternoon, A.J. Ualfour
first lord of tho treasury and govern
ment leader in tho house, of commons,
in discussing tho Transvaal situation
said that if tho government's endless
patience and endless desire to prevent
matters from coming to a. crisis, and if
all tho resources of diplomacy were in
effectual to undo tho knotAother means
must inevitably bo found J loosen it.
Balfour, however, said he took a more
sanguine view of tho situation. Ho un
derstood tho Transvaal ltopubliu was
prepared to grant nomo substantial re
dress, although qnito Indoqjmte, accord
ing to Great Britain's standard.
It was manifestly Impossible that
Great Britain should permanently sub
mit to free born Englishmen being
treated as an inferior race.
While ho did not take a despairing
view of tho situation, It would ho folly
to pretend that all the dltlcultlcs were
solved or to proclaim a jwaco which was
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The daily journal. (1899). Salem, Or., 1899-07-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99063956/1899-07-27/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily journal, 1899-07-27.
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